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Maurice Edu has been linked with a move to Ipswich Town in recent weeks, but now a bid by the English club has formally been submitted.
Rangers manager Ally McCoist confirmed Monday that Ipswich of the English Championship have made an offer for Edu. The U.S. men's national team midfielder has not played in a game for Rangers this season, but he has reportedly been keen on making a move away from the club that is currently in Scotland's fourth tier due to last season's liquidation.
McCoist said Edu has yet to accept the offer from Ipswich, but if he does he would join Alejandro Bedoya as players to secure moves away from Rangers during this summer transfer window. Bedoya signed with Swedish outfit Helsingborgs IF last week.
What do you think of Ipswich Town making a bid for Edu? How do you think Edu would fare in the Championship? Would you prefer he hold out for a move elsewhere, or is the risk of staying in Scotland's fourth tier too great?
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Interesting. Do they want him to play CB or CDM? Did the Mexico performance have something to do with it?
Isn't Edu Premier League quality?
i thought there was interest from Spain? whatever, hope he lands in any situation where he can get playing time.
I would say so, but that also depends on your definition of "Premier League quality." Personally, I rate Edu as a lower level Premier league player or a middle-high Championship player which includes Ipswich. He could play at a place like Stoke, but he'll certainly play at a club like Ipswich. And if we're being honest, the Championship is more competitive than the Scottish Premier League was.
Ya, I think of him as a lower level EPL player. I'd rather him be in the Championship though. My reasoning being that he's more likely to get consistent minutes.
I have a feeling this is going to end well for Edu, and have a similar feel to the Bradley transfer. Edu will sign for 2 years, have a great year with Ipswich Town, then Ipswich will get paid well for him to make the jump to a team like Newcastle or Liverpool (not those teams, but just teams of that caliber).
Am I mistaken, or is the transfer window only open for another 11 days?
A larger transfer may come to fruition during those few days. But given the ever-shrinking window, I'd recommend that Edu take this offer, sign a 1-2 year deal, play his butt off in the Championship this year, and then move next year.
He needs to be playing and there are worse spots than the Championship.
I agree with those who think Maurice Edu is first league material, but if no first league teams are showing interest, which I find hard to believe, then Edu's agent should give 2. Bundesliga team St. Pauli a phone call. St. Pauli just lost central defender and Peru international Carlos Zambrano to Eintracht Frankfurt, replacing him with a 1-year loan player from Hannover, 20-year-old Christopher Avevor. With Edu's ability now to play defender or midfield, he could be very valuable to St. Pauli as the team tries to win its way back to the top league. Edu would fit in perfectly at St. Pauli and possibly could be playing with the team in the 1. Bundesliga next year.
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Those are my thoughts as well. I would think the Mexico match increased his stock. I hope he gets consistent minutes at CB.
The Imperative Voice
Championship? B.2? Unless he has money issues why not come home and play in MLS for a few months, then test the waters more freely in the winter window?
Cause some of this starts to sound like people telling us Dempsey needs to go to Liverpool to get European football. Based on what I saw this last weekend, there's more chance of that staying in SW6 than taking the conventional wisdom route of heading to esteemed Liverpool.
Nothing against Ipswich (I don't think it would be a terrible move) but I would like to see him at a club like Sochaux in France. They made a bid for him last year which was turned down by Rangers. I think he would be a perfect fit in a place like France or Portugal.
I've also been curious as to why our guys don't go play in places like Brazil or Argentina…those leagues have produced some of the best players in the world.
Edu could start for Southhampton or WBA but I doubt it. It's best for him to play in a France or Portuguese league. why's he dropping to the Championship? Is the money that good?
what's the news on Boca?
Count me among those shocked Edu isn't getting more offers. He was a 90 minute player consistently for Rangers, is relatively young, is consistently called up to USMNT games, a world cup veteran, and relatively cheap on the pay scale. I can't believe no teams in the first division of Spain, England, Germany, Italy, or France are making offers. Even at that I'd rather see him take a shot with a Dutch first division team. The problem in general with Championship teams, and admittedly I know nothing about Ipswitch, is that the style of play doesn't promote development of midfielders. It's a good move for getting to the premiership, but Edu could greatly benefit from featuring in a team that would advance his tactics and skill set.
I'm surprise also. I assume Edu is considering Ipswich's offer but is taking his time to see if a first division team comes through with an offer. Doesn't seem like his agent is doing the best job.
The Imperative Voice
(a) Making a very mediocre 650,000 pound bid (~$1.0 million) to a team struggling financially sounds more to me like trying to take advantage, than like a team eager to pay what he's worth.
(b) Just because it's "Ligue 1" (oh la la) doesn't mean it's what he needs. It wasn't exactly a springboard for Davies.
(c) If you thought DmB had trouble getting paid in Mexico send him to Argentina or Brazil. They produce great players in a quality league who then flee as fast as they can. Only players desperate for the spotlight or a late-career cash infusion come back, eg, Ronaldo.
Championship and MLS are about the same level probably on the field, and ther Championship pays a crapton more money. Ipswich are a relatively big club and it would not be surprising to see them in the Premiership next year.
Just because he's not wanted by AC Milan or something doesn't mean he should "come back to MLS". Tired refrain every time a yank abroad changes clubs.
The Imperative Voice
Played 90 for Rangers against East Stirlingshire in a 5-1 win, had the foul on a PK.
Having played their first two games I'm presuming he's staying until I hear otherwise.
Didn't he already shoot down a couple of pretty good offers? One from Turkey and one from a mid- to low-level Ligue 1 team I thought.
Edu, Boca, and Dempsey must have shite for agents. Seriously what are these agents doing if they can't generate multiple bids for these guys, who are top quality proven commodities. Sheesh
The championship is a good league, frankly probably better than the Scottish Premier League.
"admittedly I know nothing about Ipswitch, is that the style of play doesn't promote development of midfielders"
classic. just stop talking please.
The Imperative Voice
It might simply be the timing, if you shop window yourself late in the transfer period like this feels, maybe you thin down the interested parties. While the Europhiles may want to speculate on a variety of leagues they like, maybe he actually wants to stay in the UK. In which case maybe his concept is take what he can get, within reason. Also, he may be thinking about where best to showcase his talents, in which case erring on the side of playing time might be wise. If you're going to get over your head in a transfer do it early in the cycle, right now make sure you're playing for WC qualifying.
Is Ipswich a palindrome of Bolton? If so maybe he could play with Holden and Ream.
I would like our guys to get some time on teams together. Even if the team is not so great having 2 players here and 2 players there come into came with club minutes together can only help.
So…knowing NOTHING about what team would be a good fit…I would like to see him play with Rapid or one of the smaller German teams, play with AZ, Molde, etc…it never hurts to have another player to gel with or hang out with outside of the game and putting the two on the field at the same time in a friendly would mean at least two guys have a good feel for each other. Likewise….if any of the guys go Champions level…then lets all go to Bolton so they can ALL get promoted at the end of the season.
Yes….it is ironic that this is exactly what they did by all going to the Rangers together…but hey…who knew having some Yanks would break the bank.
I just hope he goes to a great team FOR HIM. I knew very little of Rapid, AZ, Chievo, even Modle but each player on these teams from the USMNT has grown because they found a good style of play to match or found the right coach to get out of them what others have not. look at how many places Jozy tried….for whatever reason his coach at AZ has been the perfect couch for him. Some couches might not have the biggest club or budget and some talent might be limited but they might be able to at least get their guys to play to their full potential. So …best of luck to Edu.
The Imperative Voice
In his case the PT is good and the paycheck nice but the level of play might be higher here depending where he might land. Not a cliche, simple fact.
I also notice you neglected the "rental" nature of my suggestion — come here for a few months a la Davies and see what's out there after that rather than just reflexively signing a deal — which hints as something other than cliche. But I think your response is actually the more cliched, "It's such a cliche to say go back to MLS." Itself a cliche. My concept had more nuance than that TYVM. I think he can do better than Ipswich.
Ipswich was 15th last year and started out this season with a draw. "Would not be surprising?" I think he would need more assurance than this side will offer.
It wasn't a springboard for Davies? You're going to put that on Ligue 1? Davies ruined his career 10 games into his first season at Sochaux by getting into that accident.
I think Edu would be a good fit in France. It's a fairly physical league but has more skill than the SPL.
Americans don't go to Brazil or Argentina because those leagues for the most part don't import talent. That may change in the near future as Brazil's economy is exploding allowing them to pay wages on par with European clubs.
After seeing the comments above about the possibility of Edu having a bad agent, did a check and found out–on the contrary. The agent is KICK & RUN SPORTS Management, who represents little guys like Dani Alves, Andy Carrol, Alex Song and on and on. Leads me to suspect that maybe the agent might be floating the Ipswich interest as a means of leveraging a better contract deal from a better team and that fans of Edu, such as myself, might get pleasant big surprise in coming days.
. . . whereas Dempsey's agency has Jack Rodwell and then no one else valued at more than half as much as Deuce. Might or might not mean anything. . . .
Or it means they pay very little attention to Edu because he's never going to bring them in a fraction of the money those other players will bring in for them.
Who plays for Chievo?
I have to question how easy is to arrange a short term MLS "rental" for Mo.
Davies' situation was a loan and it remains to be seen whether Rangers would be open to that.
Sochaux seemed desperate to place Charlie somewhere while it seems Rangers might be more interested in Mo either staying or in getting cash for him. And if they sold Mo to MLS something tells me MLS would not be open to a "rental" situation.
Where is everyone getting this idea that the Championship is comparable to MLS on the field?
For the occasional one off game,sure, but over the course of a season not really. The top 6 teams or so in the Championship are at east lower level EPL equivalent and MLS is not yet at that level.
The entire world is waiting to see if Europe's economy is going to melt down so it seems even the crazy money spenders are getting very stingy.
A few years ago Mo might have been a hot property but:
+ Rangers and the SPL are pretty pathetic in terms of competitive level. Mo has not really improved that much since moving to Glasgow and frankly, guys like him are about a dime a dozen.
+ It's a little late in the transfer window. He may have to wait until the January window.
Bocanegra was in his prime while playing in France. And many of the best African players play their club soccer in France. Don't sell the league short. It has a lot of talent.
And to repeat what Jared said, you can't possibly think Charlie Davies decline was due to playing in France. I think almost dying in a car accident had more to do with his dip in form than anything else.
I was just curious as to why Americans don't go to South America. I see why most don't do it, I just find it ironic that NONE do it. With all of the German-Americans who have come to light recently, I'm hopeful that well discover some Argentine-Americans and Brazilian-Americans somewhere out there.
No way, the gulf between the Prem and Championship is massive, there are simply NO, ZERO, NADA championship teams that would survive in the Prem for long without many new signings, why do you think the promoted teams sign so many players every season. Look at QPR, tons of new players and just hanging on by their teeth in the Prem.
The best MLS sides are probably on par with the middle of the pack Championship sides, at least until you get past the first 11.
You have to look at the size of the club, their support, their ownership. Ipswich is one of the bigger teams in the Championship, by that measure, to see them promoted would not be as complete a shock as, say, Burnley, or Peterborough.
Americans have played and do play in South America. Michael Hoyos played in Argentina, wanted to play for Argentina, then got into a car accident and now it seems his career is on hold. There are others in Colombia, Chile and Peru but they are not stars and media coverage is not too good.
And of course there was Jonny Walker:
"On a recommendation, Walker went to Chile and signed with Universidad Católica. They loaned him out to Huachipato in 1998, then brought him back, and he became the starting goalkeeper for the club, playing in the Copa Libertadores, and winning the Apertura 2002 Championship. Jonny then signed with Colo-Colo in 2003, and played a season there. Walker came back to the US later that year, signing with the MetroStars, after starting goalkeeper Tim Howard signed with Manchester United. In 2005, The MetroStars signed Tony Meola and traded Walker to the Columbus Crew. Walker retired after the 2006 season due to a chronic, inoperable back injury.
Walker received his first cap for the United States national team against Denmark in January 2004.
In the fall of 2009, Jonny Walker became the goalkeeper coach for the University of Memphis Women's Soccer Team. In 2010, Walker became the assistant coach and continues in that position to date"
The best MLS sides do not have the depth and probably get relegated from the Championship.
Anyway, these comparisons are pointless because the only way to prove your point is to have MLS teams play Championship teams in a competition where both teams are more or less at the same points in their seasons,like the Champions league.
And I don't see that happening.
@Imperative: The Championship is an extremely close division, and although finishing 15th last season Ipswich were still much closer to the playoffs on points than they were to the relegation zone.
As for starting out the season with the draw, it was against probably one of the strongest squads in the league – Blackburn Rovers – recently relegated after many years in the top flight. Furthermore it was a game Ipswich deserved to win.
Also, in reply to other points, it is a complete myth that teams in the Championship won't be able to survive in the Premiership for more than a season. Stoke, Swansea, Norwich are just three teams who have managed to do it.
The Championship is a big league – 4th in terms of attendance in Europe (behind EPL, La Liga and Bundesliga) and a move there shouldn't be scoffed at.
the Championship is far superior to MLS. I would compare MLS to League 1.
also..it's silly to ask a player to come back to MLS. Playing in Europe means more visibility for a move to a top league.


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"Yes we've killed them all." Another demon muttered to the companions. He lifted the head of Eva and then looked down at the boy. "Well that was easier than I thought considering he should have the power of his father."
Dante shivered from the hiding place and closed his eyes, tears streaming down his cheeks as they lifted the boy from his fallen place. His brother, Vergil, had been caught and ran down as their mother became the reason they had surfaced. She had managed to warn the youngest of the twins but it had been too late for her.
"Do you think he'll be able to undo the seals?" One of them looked around at the splattered gore around the room and threw the head to the side; it bounced close to the survivor. "Well time will tell let's go."
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Trish laughed a little and continued to clean up. He was a strange one and sometimes she did have to wonder if he didn't just keep her around because she looked a hell of a lot like his mother. She didn't really dwell on it as she got out and took up her glass, lips closing over the glass and finally as he turned around she winked at him and slipped back into the bedroom.
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The bleak short-term outlook is a switch from earlier this year, when the international grade-A office market surged and the vacancy rate tumbled to 7 per cent, the newspaper report said, adding Shanghai's economy was in good shape and showing no signs of a slowdown despite the global woes and problems associated with the September 11 terror attacks in the United States.
But a strong domestic economy was not enough, said DTZ Debenham Tie Leung. As Shanghai's office market was more dependent on multinational companies, it was hard for it to be immune from the fallout of the stock market turbulence and the rough ride of the technology industry in the US, it said.
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Rent for grade-A offices was low, but many potential tenants were watching for prices to drop further, the newspaper said. The few transactions going through were in less expensive projects of the favoured districts.
The sluggish demand showed in rent growth, which stalled in the third quarter for the first time in more than a year. It remained at an average of 63 US cents per sq metre a day.
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The newspaper quoted DTZ sources as saying that overall vacancies fell from 17.5 per cent to 15 per cent last quarter. All major business districts except Hongqiao reported vacancy rates under 10 per cent. Hongqiao remained at 33 per cent as the Maxdo Centre again delayed its handover until the end of the year.
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I couldn't possibly recommend this place with the current owners in charge. The Sunday brunch, which is the only food offered, was cold, stale, and just really terrible and over-priced.
Excellent rustic place to get personal service and great food. Try the chef's special for breakfast, it is always different and always delicious.
We spent $40 a head! Thank goodness the food was very hot after seeing one of the staff
tossing the salad with his bare hands after wiping his nose with his bare hands! None of them serving the food or replacing the trays wear gloves! It was a generic meal nothing like the pictures they post! So frankly seeing five...
We had our Thanksgiving feast here with every traditional mouth-watering dish we desired. The scenic drive along the Sunrise Highway to Hwy 78 that leads to the Pine Hills Lodge was stunning. The Lodge is over 100 years old. Our table was in front of the huge rock fireplace with windows overlooking the spacious deck and pine trees. My favorite...
when i was a young girl , i lived down the road from pine hills lodge and loved this place. , it was a wonderland, where we could imagine anything..living in julian was a magical part of my childhood that will remain in my heart forever. someday i will return with my husband and show him just how magical julian...
I have had the great pleasure of visiting this quaint and inviting meal setting on several happy occasions. Most notably would include our private after-wedding lunch held between just the two of us out doors in their rentable gazebo. It was semi-private, and lovely nestled among the rustling trees, and cheery chirping birds. The table was set exquisitely including non-alcoholic...
Down home place where the owner comes out and sits and talks with you. Drinks were cheap but the bar food was lousy. No matter. We had a great time enjoying the guitar player and the other patrons. It's a nice property and a good place for a drink on Friday night.
Great food. Service excellent. Very friendly. Quaint and peaceful. Have stayed here before and have always loved it here.
We had dinner at the lodge for a wedding reception. The staff was great!
If you like your food boring, if you like it lukewarm, if you like an unappealing setting, Eat here. The food was bland and basically lacked any imagination. No bacon, out of sausage. Just these weird dry little round pieces of ham, the biscuit and gravy were lukewarm and nothing and I mean nothing looked like it was made from...
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It's one of the hottest talent shows on television and "The Voice" is gearing up for a massive tour across the USA this summer.
According to a press release, the lineup will include Tessanne Chin, Will Champlin, Jacquie Lee and a host of fan favorites and finalists from this season.
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22 Grand Prairie, Texas - Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie
23 Houston - Bayou Music Center
25 Tampa - David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts
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27 Orlando - Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
29 Atlanta - Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
30 Charlotte - Ovens Auditorium
2 Hershey, Pa. - Hershey Theatre
3 Lowell, Mass. - Lowell Memorial Auditorium
5 Atlantic City - The Mark Etess Arena at Trump Taj Mahal
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8 Baltimore - Modell Performing Arts Center at the Lyric
10 Toronto - Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
11 Niagara Falls - Seneca Niagara Events Center
12 Mashantucket, Conn. - The Grand Theater at Foxwoods
14 Cleveland - Playhouse Square - State Theatre
15 Detroit - Masonic Temple Theatre
16 Chicago - Chicago Theatre
17 Minneapolis - Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
19 Milwaukee - Milwaukee Riverside Theater
20 St. Louis - Peabody Opera House
22 Denver - Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre
24 Phoenix - Comerica Theatre
25 Las Vegas - The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
26 Indio, Calif. - Fantasy Springs Resort Special Events Center
27 San Diego - San Diego Civic Theatre
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1 Portland, Ore. - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
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Attending a single sex school is more likely to make you sexist, according to a study published in the journal Science. "There is no well-designed research showing that single-sex education improves students' academic performance, but there is evidence that sex segregation increases gender stereotyping and legitimises institutional sexism," the authors write, adding: "The strongest argument against single-sex education is that it reduces boys' and girls' opportunities to work together in a supervised, purposeful environment."
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From Page to Stage: Robin Hood – A Reader's Theater Workshop for Children
The Birmingham Public Library (BPL), in partnership with the Birmingham Children's Theatre (BCT) and Junior League of Birmingham (JLB), would like to invite you to attend From Page to Stage: Robin Hood — A Readers' Theater Workshop for Children.
In anticipation of the upcoming BCT performance of Robin Hood, BPL will be hosting free workshops at several of its area libraries. Children, aged 7 to 12, will learn how storybook characters come alive through the magic of theater. JLB members will coach the children and introduce them to similar literature located in their local library. Each child will receive two free tickets (one child and one adult ticket) to the BCT Robin Hood production in April 2015.
Things are not so great in Nottingham. The Sherriff, simply put, is nothing but a bully, taking advantage of the townspeople, leaving them with little money to survive. Enter Robin Hood, champion of the less fortunate, to help right the Sherriff's wrongs. Join familiar characters like Maid Marion and Little John, in this new twist on the classic tale, full of adventure, music, and suspense.
Workshop space is limited, so contact your participating library location to register a child for the workshop. Libraries and dates are as follows:
Avondale: Sunday, March 15 at 2:30 p.m.
Central: Sunday, March 22 at 2:30 p.m.
East Lake: Saturday, March 14 at 2:30 p.m.
Five Points West: Sunday, March 15 at 2:30 p.m.
Pratt City: Saturday, March 14 at 2:30 p.m.
Southside: Saturday, March 21 at 2:30 p.m.
Springville Road: Sun, March 22 at 2:30 p.m.
West End: Saturday March 21 at 2:30 p.m.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 17, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas JIO A O Herald-Zeitung □ Sunday, March 17, 1996 IEducation NBISD School nutrition employees appreciated Each month, New Braunfels ISD spotlights a department or group of employees and shows its appreciation. This month, on Thursday, March 14, School Nutrition employees were thanked for the great job they are doi ng to keep students fed and healthy. The department is led by Barbara Flanagan, School Nutrition Services director, who is assisted by Cary Donaldson. They are aided in their work by Esperanza Rodriguez, secretary. Robyn Lux, special events coordinator, coordinates district's special events. The district is also appreciative of Brent Hoover, who will act as the director while Flanagan is on temporary leave. Lamar Primary School: Debra Martinez, supervisor; and Jenevie Kohlenberg, food server. Lone Star Primary School: Stanley Harris, supervisor; Mary Medina, cashier; and Irene Stock, food server. Memorial Primary School: Maria G. Sanchez, supervisor; and Ernestina Gonzales and Adela Amaro, food serv- v^\ SINCE /-iv ni>m ers. Carl Schurz Elementary School: Teresa Stewart, supervisor; and Debora Deason, cashier. Memorial Elementary School: Sheila Rodriguez, supervisor; Cindy Moos, cashier; and Norma Sauceda, food server. Seele Elementary School: Lola Murphy, supervisor; Betty Meckel, cashier; and Eva Alvarez, food server. OakRun School: Francisco Hernandez, supervisor; Betty Kraft, head baker; Lucy Scrrato, baker's helper; Virginia Brooks, baker's helper and server; Estella Garcia, cashier; and Elisa Bustos, Josie Guerrero and Landis Mu I key, food servers. jCISD_ Smithson Valley Middle School inducts m -t • a rn T A • mw • WW n •a JIO into National Junior Honor Society Smithson Valley Middle School recently inducted HO newly-elected Seventh and eighth grade members Into the National Junior Honor Society during ceremonies held at the school on February 28,1996. I Bobby Kirk began the program by welcoming parents, faculty, students, and friends. Dusty Greenwood lead the Pledge of Allegiance and E. A. Hoppe recognized special guests. Jennifer Solis introduced the speaker for the ceremonies, Fernando Palos, SVHS Assistant Principal. The 1995-96 Smithson Valley Middle School National Honor Society Officers are President, Cindy Reasner; Vice-President, Ryon Stewart; Secretary, Erin Smith; Ellen Bohner,Treasurer, and Brittney Pruitt, Historian. The 1996 newly-elected National Junior Honor Society members are as follows: • Emily Albrecht, Katy Barnett, Michael Benavidez, Alexa Bernal, Jennifer Bertelsen, Ryan Beyer, Jennifer Blomquist, Melanie Boehm, Jacob Borgeson, Morgan Bosch,Levi Brinkkoeter, Robin Bumam, Shoe na Canning, EJ. Clark, Jonathan Clifton, Christopher Collins, Ben Davis, Brittney Davis, Tiffany Dawdson, Erin Dawson, Laura Deason, Patrice Deaton; Lauren Dislar, Lori Duarte, Toni Duarte,Carrie Dubuque, Katrina Dyste, Cristin Eckert, Gabriel Escalante, JoAnn Espronccda, and C. J. Estrada. Faith Faulkner, Cody Fuller, Robert Gaede, Evan Gardner, Andy Glueck, Sam Goff, Robert Golden, Nicholas I larper, Lacey Harrell,Christina Hofstetier, Michael Holly, Jeff Huerta, Anne Jenkins, Shay Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Brandon Kahn, April Kappus.Lucy Keller, Kristy Knudson, Lindsey Kolmeicr, Jimmy Krilikos, Drew Krock, Kent Lain, Rose Loughlin, Michelle Lindner, B. J. Lindsey, Ryan Mahoney, Jacob Maillot, Randol Marlin, Amanda Mason, Monica Mireles, Jennifer Monroe, and Carlos Montalvo. Lauren Murphy, Jaime Myhre, Amy Nelson, Meghan Neptune, Eden Newman, Joshua Niles, Rita Olfcrs, Kendra Pawelka, Patrick Pistor, Heather Polhamus, Marie Polka, Veronica Reed, Nicole Reininger, Abby Reticle, Katy Robertson, Jessica Rodriguez, Angelica Rosas, Mcagan Ruh, Nichole Ruiz-Krause, Dustin Schmidt, Ashley Sellards, Kacey Shipley, Greg Smith, Kim Smith, Julie Stearman, Kathleen Stewart. Heather Tabor, Robin Tabor, Brandon Tappan, Wil ham Thomell, Darrell Tindall, Janell Tomasini, Christine Treanor, Lacey Valdez, Kimberly VanAusdell, Chris VanKleef, Sarah Vaught, Kaillynn Vicars, Kelly Williams, Jennifer Wilson, Leslie Wilson, Ashley Woodside, Laura Wurm, Katy Wurzbach, Greg Yamaguchi, and Dylan Yarter. The faculty council consists of Linda Meyer and Josie Eldridge. In November, 1995, the following eighth grade students were inducted into the National J unior Honor Society: Patrick Bailey,Leslie Basham,Leah Burns, Kari Burrer, Lori Burton, Treven Crist, Miles Dunis, Erie Estill, Michael Heinemeier, Blake Jones, Kelsey Lien, Jillian Monk, Ronald Rodriguez, Jacob Sanchez, Samuel Taylor, Thomas Teuton, Kathryn Welch, and Chelsea Yantis. I i I I I i I J Add these important events to your calendar! 4 March 18. Canyon Middle School Site-Based Management Committee Open Forum 6:30 p.m., Commons. ll March 18. SVHS Music Boosters Meeting, 7 p.m., Band Hall. 4 March 19. CHS Music Boosters Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Band Hall. 4 March 20. Goodwin Primary School Community in Schools Appreciation Day. 4 March 20. Last day to file for a place on the ballot for the May 4 Board of Trustees election for single member districts three and four. 4 March 21. Frazier Elementary School Parents-as-Students Night for TAAS, 7 p.m. 4 March 22. Mountain Valley Elementary School Fifth Grade Science Fair. 4 March 25. Canyon Middle School Open House & PTA Meeting, 5-7 p.m. 4 March 25. Bulverde Primary School Open House/First Grade Program/PTA Meeting,7 p.m. 4 March 26. GPS Open House, 6:30 p.m. 4 March 26. CES Open House and "Greenback Night", 6-7:30 p.m. The public urged to visit their schools for Texas Public Schools Week, March 24-30 New Braunfels High School: Kathy Kovack, supervisor; Genevieve Nemec, head cashier; Judith Schmidt and Irene Schwarz, cashiers; Barbara Meurin and Eulalia Rodriguez, cooks and cashiers; Cecilia Quirino and Irene Schwanz, cooks; Dina Hess, Minerva Perez, Amanda Perez, Carrol Russell and Velma Mitchell, food servers; and Dale Schmidt, dishwasher. New Braunfels Middle School/ Central Kitchen: The central kitchen for the district is based at New Braunfels Middle School. Working at the middle school are Evelyn Kropp, food production manager, Maria Flores, food supervisor; Jackie New, line supervisor; Annie Jones and Gracie Perez, cashiers; Esther Esquivel, Elizabeth Hassold, Alma Hodges, Rose Neria, Cynthia Perez and Leticia Valadez, cooks; Annie Jones and Gracie Perez, cashiers; Tuska Friedeck and Nancy Gonzales, food servers; Brenda McKinnis, Maria Delia Martinez and Felice Martinez, utility persons; Esmeralda Puente, dishwasher; Rene Garcia, Jr. and Angel Mares, drivers; and Nancy Valdez, permanent substitute. ft March 18-22: NBISD Spring Break for Students & Staff ft Thursday, March 28: 11th Annual "Senior Prom for Senior Citizens,'' hosted by NBISD and CISD from 6-8 p.m. at OakRun School. ft Thursday, March 28: NBHS Pre-UIL Band concert at the NBHS cafetorium 4 Saturday, March 30: 2nd Annual ArtBeat Youth Arts Festival, in downtown New Braunfels 4 Thursday, April 4: End of Fifth Six-Weeks Grading Period ll Friday, April 5 & Monday, April 8: Student/Staff Holidays ft Friday, April \2: OakRun Fine Arts Spring Festival at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. 4 Thursday, April 18: OakRun School Academic Picnic at Landa Park, 6:30 p.m. 4 Friday, May 3: Make up day for lost class day on Feb. 2. ft Sunday, May 19: Baccalaureate ll Thursday, May 23: Last School Day ll Friday, May 24: Graduation/Teacher Work Day flBISD schools and offices, including tho 'fax Office, which collects taxes for tho school district end tho city, - - «»■■!£ Cafes m2 Ife aa Zfesafeafela Will DQ CIOSQQ TDV SpfftltQ DVQQK# Monday, March 18-FrMay, March ZZ "Education: The Heart of Texas," is the theme for March, Texas Public Schools Month. Like other districts around the state, New Braunfels Independent School District was encouraged to pick a week to celebrate Texas Public Schools Week. During March 24-30, NBISD invites the public, even more so than usual, to visit their schools. With more than 1,700 volunteers working in our schools, NBISD students enjoy public participation in their schools. During this special week the public's presence will be particularly urged. NBISD recognizes the importance of the public's involvement with its schools and youngsters year long. With activities planned in and around Texas Public Schools Week, we thank parents and the community for their support of public education and invite them to see their schools. The following is a listing of official activities planned in connection with Texas Public Schools Week. March 24-30: Monday, March 25 • Seele Parent Essay Judging Day Parents will get to demonstrate their Hair for writing in a Texas Public Schools Week writing contest. In an essay of 150 words or less, parents will be invited to explain the impact Seele elementary has had on their lives, as well as those of their children. Essays will be displayed in the fifth-grade hallway for parents to enjoy during "Pastries for Parents" on March 29. Tuesday, March 26 • Carl Schurz fourth graders invite their grandfricnds to share lunch at school. • Memorial Primary /Elementary schools will each host Wish Box night at their schools at 7 p.m. Parents who are unable to help out during the day can come in the evening to work on small projects for teachers. • Seele students and their teachers will wear the state colors of red, white and blue in honor of public education. Wednesday, March 27 • New Braunfels Middle School will kick off the breakfast for the NB the; CELEBRATE TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEK MARCH. 1996 Thursday, March 28 Carl Schurz fifth graders invite grandfriends to lunch. 11th Annual Senior Prom for Senior Citizens at OakRun School from 6-8 p.m. This free dance hosted by NBISD and Comal ISD features entertainment from student musicians and singers. Middle and high school students serve refreshments and dance with their guests. New Braunfels High School performs a Pre-UIL band concert at 7:30 p.m. Lone Star Primary holds Family Reading Night at 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 29 Seele teachers Rob Abbotts, Ruth Abbotts, Janice Gandy and Michelle Tysdal will host "Pastries for Parents" to convey their appreciation for the support and assistance given to the children and their classrooms during the school year. ► Lone Star Primary will invite parents and friends to share Kite Day at Eikel Park with students during their PE periods. * Memorial Primary and Elementary schools have a Family Fun Night with a dinner by Granzin's and an evening of fun and games at 5:30. Saturday, March 30 • 2nd Annual ArtBeat Festival. During Chamber orCbmmcfccShTdflvt' fftvr week of March 24,i gram 1,200picces of student artwork will be displayed in downtown businesses. On Saturday, from IO a.m.-2 p.m., young artists will demonstrate their singing, poetry, acting skills and musicianship to other youngsters around the plaza. At I p.m., the "Kids as Art" parade begins and leads the celebration to the grandstand where the art award winners will be announced. Coming up in April are: Tuesday, April 2 • New Braunfels Middle School PTA meeting and open house, 7 p.m. The open house will feature a myriad of student history projects. Friday, April 12 • OakRun School hosts a Fine Arts Spring Musical at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 18 • OakRun School hosts an Academic Picnic at Landa Park at 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 19 • OakRun School hosts a Be-Bop Dance at 7:30 p.m. In late February, Lamar Primary and Seele Elementary hosted PTA meetings and open houses. Earlier this month, on March 2, Seele Elementary gifted and talented classes organized Kids Mart at the Civic Center. The event raised $114 for the Children's Museum and the local SOS food bank. During the week of March 4, OakRun School hosted a book fair. That Monday, Lone Star Primary held a music program and open house. Memorial Primary also entertained parents with two music programs. Also this month, Lamar Primary hosted grandparents' luncheons, Seele fourth graders had an open house at New Braunfels High School and OakRun held an open house. Memorial Primary and Elementary schools hosted a Family Science Night. Carl Schurz Elementary invited parents to an open house where science fair results were displayed. Last week, Lone Star hosted "Donuts for Dads" and Memorial Primary first graders, parents and friends filled the skies with kites for Kite Day. Lone Star Primary celebrated Career Day. Students talked to many professionals. including a judge, a fireman, a paramedic and a principal. Frazier Elementary artists win Water Conservation District contest Julie Ann Garcia, Lindsey Waymer, and Elizabeth Simmons, Frazier Elementary School fifth grade students, were selected as the first, second, and third place winners in the Comal County Comal-Guadalupe Soil and Water Conservation District poster contest. Their art work was selected as the best from 125 entries. For this year's contest, poster subjects were "The Living Waters'* or "Harmony: People and Land." Julie Garcia's First Place poster was called "Precious Moments: Sign up if you care." "I showed people wanting to help clean up the river," she said. Garcia also stated that she wants to become an artist or painter. "We depend on the Ocean and Ocean depends upon us," was the subject of Lindsey Waymer's Second Place art work. "I showed two different kinds of ocean. One was full of garbage and trash and other had fish, dolphins, and whales," she said. "I chose them because they are my favorite water animals," she added. Waymer plans to study and become a marine biologist, training dolphins at CISD photo by Don Clark Julie Ann Garcia, Lindsey Waymer, and Elizabeth Simmons (L-R) were selected as the county winners in the Comal-Guadalupe Soil and Water Conservation District poster contest. Sea World. Elizabeth Simmons, in her Third Place prize entry, pictured the world in four parts showing harmony between people and the earth, plants. and trees. Simmons intends to become a cartoonist or a botanist. Each student will receive a monetary award at special ceremonies scheduled for June. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J Dan Geroy takes over as new principal at Smithson Valley High School Dan Geroy was unamimously approved (6-0) by the Board of Trustees as the new principal of Smithson Valley High School. He moved into his new office on March I. 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The couple also expressed their gratitude for the numerous messages of condolence they had received since Jennifer's death yesterday.
A spokesman for the family said the funeral would be held on Friday. No further details were being released.
The spokesman said: "Sarah and Gordon are deeply moved by the many messages of sympathy that they have received and thank all who have sent them.
"Sarah and Gordon wish to thank the midwives, doctors, nurses and all the dedicated staff of Forth Park and Simpson Maternity for their skill, care and consideration in nursing Jennifer.
"They did everything possible to help Jennifer, and Sarah and Gordon will always be in their debt."
The minister who baptised Jennifer Jane spoke tonight of the love the Chancellor and his wife felt for their daughter.
The Rev Sheila Munro described the 10-day-old as "a beautiful little girl" and said how glad she was to have held her before the baby lost her battle for life.
Jennifer was baptised at the Simpson Memorial Maternity Pavilion, at the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, on Sunday, two days after suffering a brain haemorrhage.
She died in the unit at 5.20pm yesterday in her parents' arms.The minister, who also performed the couple's wedding ceremony in August 2000, said: "Jennifer was a beautiful little girl and Gordon and Sarah clearly loved her very much. I am glad to have held her myself."
Ms Munro, of St John's Church in Inverkeithing, Fife, went on to describe the christening on Sunday: "It was a very moving service and it is always a privilege to be able to help, especially in circumstances like these.
"We are all very sorry for Gordon and Sarah. All our thoughts and prayers are with them.
"We don't always understand why these things happen but I know that during these times, God is with us and gives us strength and comfort."
Jennifer weighed just 2lb 4oz when she was born seven weeks prematurely at the Forth Park Maternity Hospital in Kirkcaldy, Fife, on December 28.
She was delivered by Caesarean section after a routine scan raised cause for concern.
Initially her health appeared to be good, with jaundice clearing up, and she was tolerating small amounts of food.
During one of his visits to the Fife hospital, 50-year-old Mr Brown had spoken of how his daughter was doing well and was scarcely able to conceal his joy at her arrival.
His 37-year-old wife was discharged from hospital last Thursday and the Chancellor spoke of looking forward to Jennifer being allowed home in February.
Instead the baby was transferred to the specialist unit in Edinburgh on Friday after an ultrasound scan showed the haemorrhage and the Browns maintained a vigil at her bedside.
She was given round-the-clock care by a team of specialist doctors and nurses in Scotland's biggest neo-natal unit but the brain haemorrhage proved too much for her tiny body.
Earlier today, a close friend of the Browns, Cabinet colleague Alistair Darling, explained what the birth of Jennifer had meant to Mr Brown and his wife.
Mr Darling told GMTV: "I don't think I have ever seen him so happy as he was when he announced Jennifer's birth.
"Both Sarah and Gordon will remember those happy times.
Jennifer means a lot to them.
"The last 10 days have seen them go through completely different emotions of sheer joy and elation when she was born, as well as the darker times, the time of grief over the last few days."
He added: "The messages that Gordon and Sarah have received from thousands of people up and down the country have meant a great deal to them.
"They will always remember these times, Jennifer meant a great deal to them. I don't think anyone will forget the look of sheer joy on Gordon's face.
"But Sarah too, she, I think, really appreciates the support that people have given."
Meanwhile, Archbishop Keith Patrick O'Brien, Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh and acting president of the Roman Catholic Bishops Conference of Scotland, also offered sympathy to the Browns.
"On behalf of the Catholic community of Scotland I offer my heartfelt condolences to Sarah and Gordon Brown following the death of baby Jennifer Jane," he said.
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Your brand is what carries your wellness business through hard times. It's what makes or breaks your business and what separates you from your competitors. It takes a lot of hard work to build your brand and even more to maintain your stature within the wellness community.
Here are some simple tips for building your wellness brand:
1. What's in a name?
3. Your Brand is More Than a Name
While the name and the lettering are very important, your brand is much more than your name. Your brand conveys your business's key values. The best brands, according to marketing experts, highlight what customers already know about the company.
"You don't really own your brand. Your customers own your brand," said Brenda Alling, director of the marketing and communications department at Washington State University-Vancouver.
What does this mean for your business? Find out what people like the most about your business and allow that to be your brand. If you don't know yet because you're just getting started, brainstorm what you would like to be known for. If you're an athletic trainer, do you always produce results? Is your spa a respite within a busy day? Are you a massage therapist that focuses more on pain management rather than relaxation? Is your yoga studio a place where students come to sweat and detox or is it more of a moving meditation practice? Think long and hard about what you want to be known for and then spread the message far and wide. As with your name, your brand must be consistent. Put it in your bio or mission statement on your website. Tell your customers your mission. Post it in the bathrooms and at the entrance. Put it on your Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace pages.
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Once you have your brand the best way to build it is to keep on doing what you're doing. Live up to customer expectations time and time again. Make sure all your employees know that Serenity Now Yoga is all about serenity. No cell phones, no gossip, and no anger. It's a quiet place where your customers can depend on finding serenity. At Gentle Touch Massage customers can be sure that you won't be beating them up on the massage table and leaving them sore afterward. Whatever you do best, do it time and time again.


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----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael J McGonagle" <firstname.lastname@example.com> > This thread is very timely for me, I have been thinking about this, not > so much about using environment variables. I have a GUI for a command > line to a program that has numerous options. I would like to be able to > store the options that the user selects in the GUI in a properties file, > and then call a custom task that reads the properties file and performs > the task based on those properties. I am hoping to be able to store > these "property sets" and use them for templates to using this program. > (I am also kind of enamered with BeanShell, so I was thinking of have > some of the 'values' in the properties be BeanShell scripts which > resolve to what ever the parameter required for the program). I'm not completely grasping all of your goals, but you could hack an Ant build file to run a target based on a property setting: ant -Dtarget=<some target> <antcall target="${target}"/> > Ok, now tell me if this is doable with Ant? I seem to remember reading > (skimming) that property files can be loaded and used by tasks as their > parameters. You can now, with the nightly builds, load a property file just like -D options (with -D specified options taking precedence always): ant -propertyfile <some property file> Does that help? Erik -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com>
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Dream Theater are commonly mistaken to be a "progressive" metal band. Their fans love to brag about how "progressive" the band is as it makes them feel smarter than the typical rock and mainstream Maiden and Metallica metal fans. This is the same sort of intellectual smugness that pretentious urban leftists and the communist-infiltrated ivory tower have about the working class, those who do not shout whatever their currently favored political slogans in the street are like Mao's Red Guards, or whoever openly dislikes the latest pretentious socialist realist film awarded a trophy by the liberal media shills to promote their Marxist agenda.
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Satyricon Butcher Nemesis Divina
Satyricon recently reissued their best album, Nemesis Divina, remastered by Satyr himself. Satyr, true to his reputation, botched it.
Satyricon frontman diagnosed with brain tumor
The metal musician turned winemaker Sigurd Wongraven reported a brain tumor yesterday. While the tumor is currently benign, it has already caused him some health complications and may continue to do so, even if it doesn't turn carcinogenic on him. The news was originally posted on his Instagram page and has triggered an outburst of sympathy from Satyricon fans throughout the world.
Satyricon earned some fame in the early-mid 1990s for their enthusiastic (if fairly disorganized) folk black metal sound. After some experiments with ambient music and guest performances with various other musicians in the Norwegian black metal scene, they eventually transitioned towards a more rock oriented style of music. Wongraven also ran Moonfog Productions, which besides releasing Satyricon's albums also provided an outlet for many of Fenriz's projects, including Neptune Towers, Isengard, and later Darkthrone.
Sadistic Metal Reviews 11-15-13
What are Sadistic Metal Reviews? Most people think socially, which means to approve of everyone and everything. We think critically, which means to look at the music itself. This means there will be hurt feelings, since 99% of everything is mediocre (at best) and 99% of people are delusional. Welcome to elitism. Enjoy the sweet taste of tears… and occasional quality metal.
In a stroke of great luck and management genius, Satyricon bring together the guitar talents of Nocturno Culto (Darkthrone) with a style similar to that of later Enslaved, in which death metal riffing is varied between chords and single notes at a time, producing an acerbic melody crashing into pummeling buffet of aggressive power chording. Riff forests rotate around a handful of themes per song that are swept up into their own maelstrom and through gated flow control dropped into a final lock-on to a summary motif. There is a carnival atmosphere, owing to both the circular
songwriting patterning and use of keyboards to accentuate dominant beats and central tones. While not profound, this release is enjoyable, and in its aesthetic showed what could — with the help of someone as powerful as Nocturno Culto on guitars — be produced from the otherwise confused fecalization in musical form that is Satyricon.
This is what Earache Records has reduced itself to: signing deafkore. Oceano plays metalcore with death metal "sounds" that are sandwiched between Meshuggah-esque mechanical rhythms in songs that have the soul of Slipknot. This is one dimensional "angry at school and the gub-ment" music that reveals how norming death metal towards encompassing dancehall conventions (breakdowns and "groove" emphasis) was a bad idea. In the end, this limited and fashion oriented genre at it's "best" sounds like the musical version of Danny DeVito's classroom during the beginning of Renaissance Man.
Dethklok – Metalocalypse: The Doomstar Requiem A Klok Opera
Irony is a form of social camouflage. That is, it allows you to conceal your social stumbles under a layer of socially-approved insincerity. When you do something stupid, you claim you meant it ironically. If it's not funny, it's ironic. It's basically a giant excuse for failure that makes you still seem like you "meant to do that." Dethklok has always irritated me with its wimpiness because it can't own up to what it means to say. The "Klok Opera" is no different; based loosely on Rocky Horror Picture Show and other send-ups of this nature, this rock opera is a parade of cliches taken to stereotypical extremes to be, you know, funny. I imagine it's more interesting while watching the video, but as music it's mediocre at best and strikingly empty. There are no themes here that could stand on their own; this wouldn't make the cut as ordinary music, but seems to survive because there's comedy attached. If you like Adam Sandler movies, and think that people doing stupid stuff is somehow really funny, you probably have no life and might think this is OK. The oddity is that when the 'klok decide for a few moments to man up and try to take life as a real experience, as in "Blazing Star" they come up with passable riffs. Nowhere is there evidence that these could be integrated into any kind of song structure, but let's face it: comedy is a genre of face value statements, not depth, and so this fits and shows how the limits of its creators determined its ultimate form. I'd really like for metal to have a sense of humor, and thus to enjoy this, but I end up feeling like I've just encountered another one of the plastic disposable products of modern society that lacks the balls to own up to what it wants to say. So here's a one-word review: "lame."
Variations on monotonic chugging patterns are all that could be found on this metalcore release that only pretends to be death metal on the outside through "ANGRY" vocals and an "EXTREME" drum performance. The incorporation of Tool-esque "soft" meandering moments suggest a sense of trying to be "deep", but like all deafkore releases, this is just another marketing point to check off the list to make this product appear more valuable than their other vapidity pandering peers through gimmickry. A lot of these riffs feel like more downtuned renditions of what we already heard in the mid 90s through Fear Factory, Machine Head, and other bands that brought "metal" into the mainstream by downgrading it into a hip-hop image pandering lifestyle product. The melodic underpinnings are just that — underpinnings — to dress up the chugging variations for the sake of making people "mosh" on the "dancefloor" without any of them becoming self-aware and noticing that everything on here is basically the same thing on repeat for about 40 minutes. Pathetic lyrics show a heritage owed more to Korn than anything from the death metal field. All in all, another excuse for Metal Blade to cash in on trends before severing ties when the easy money dries up.
The "lost" second album by Finnish band Disgrace sees them throw away the non-linear song structures and underground metal aesthetics to embrace what was hinted at on their Grey Misery LP: rock music. Continuing that albums proto "death n' roll" grooves but within the context of bluesy rock numbers sees Disgrace making reasonable 90s styled "angsty" rock in the vein of Helmet or Monster Magnet, but this music is so passive and "safe" when compared to anything from the metal realm because there's no artistry to be found here. Just another reason to "have fun" and "rock out". In doing that, I suppose this music could succeed in a mainstream level if this band had better promotion, but it also reveals a simple method those without ideas use for making interchangeable teeny-bopper stoner music that makes it no wonder why albums like this exist in the first place.
When bands have nothing to say but want to receive attention, they make fashion statements in the form of ironic gestures and imagery. Boris is a band with no identity and nothing to say, so they comment on existing musical forms by playing up to their conventions and giving it an outwardly "ironic" appearance for novelty's sake, jumping from genre to genre offering nothing worthwhile the entire time. Here they mimic the dream pop stylings of bands like Jesu and throw some repetitive one riff "sludge" tracks in there to appease their hipster "drone" audience. With so many hipster albums already fitting this description, it's obvious the only reason Boris is ahead of the pack is through their poorly enunciated vocals and "strange" artwork which Starbucks aficionados will perceive as "ironically different". A worthless artistically void lifestyle product that serves the same function as owning a season of Arrested Development on DVD.
Doomed to stumble upon the evolutionary ladder, Cancer released a very poor excuse for a death metal album. Sounding like WASP on a bad day attempting to make itself sound like older Sepultura or Death through a Morrisound production, Cancer create plodding mid-tempo fare that is so lifeless it makes Benediction look like Dismember by comparison. Block headed riffs are given a "death metal makeover" through the insertion of tremolo picked notes between simple rock chord progressions played on downtuned guitars. If Nuclear Blast tasked Terri Schiavo with creating a Benediction B-sides album, this would be the result.
Animals as Leaders – Weightless
Sounding more like a glitchy video game soundtrack than anything metal, Animals as Leaders make music that is complex on a production and performance level, but very simple in its intent. Underneath melodic shred guitar, jazz noodling, "complex" chord shapes and samples is nothing but rhythmic chugging sounds with a "soft and heavy" nu dynamic that renders all the complexity on the performance front moot since this is very boring and obvious music that sounds like it would function better as stock video game music than a legitimate listening experience. As such, this is the background noise gullible oafs try to pass on to others as "complex, thinking man's music" but there really is nothing to this aside from functioning as a musical suite where technique is on display, but no artistic vision. With so many releases fitting this bill, this offers nothing more than the gimmick of being a "modern" version of what could be a Shrapnel Records release. Vapid noise for heavily medicated deficients who will soon abandon their "metal" albums for the "mature and contemporary" sounds of A Perfect Circle and The Mars Volta in about 2 weeks. As always, nothing on offer but marketing schtick got the upper hand.
Satyricon – Dark Medieval Times
Temptingly close to the original thrust of passion which made black metal from Scandinavia so popular, Satyricon is everything the original had except the last 5% of "getting it" that entails address of the spirit of the darkness invoked by these bands. Gently harmonizing black metal uses melodic riffing to build a mood and then levels it, going back to its central supposition and basic riff constructions; however, the longer the melodic riffs get, the clearer it is that they have no centering in concept, although they're clearly central in tone. One has to see Satyr as a tragic figure, being as musically, socially and intellectually competent as his peers, but lacking something that Fenriz and Ihsahn did not, possibly the same void that impelled him to be the one to start the record label that would carry on black metal — including the music of Darkthrone — after its breath of life had died. While there is nothing to disqualify this release, it is the recommendation of this reviewer that the sensible listener avoid it and focus on the great releases instead of this also-ran.
Better get some penicillin! Proof that black metal is being paraded around by its cliches can be found in the buffoonery known as The Burning Path. Think of this music as [b]lack metal waterboarding, except that it interrogates you until your inner clown is exposed and is used against you… Grim, much like Frankenberry and Count Chocula are "scary" in the cereal industry, Empyreus charge ahead with an additional copy of chromosome 21 to subject the listener to an assortment of late 1990s black metal stereotypes. As a result, the music is a potboiler of haphazardness in which nothing worthwhile is conveyed outside of dinky mimicry. However, The Burning Path sounds like [b]lack metal when you're not paying attention. Perhaps people who don't listen to music will enjoy it.
Satyricon – Satyricon
What do musicians do when the drive to create has vanished?
When the label is clamoring for something new, does the band bow down and fulfill the request, or do they uphold standards? Black metal in particular has struggled with these questions for over a decade, with a myriad of responses. Some have chosen to retreat completely, seeking refuge in the wild.
Some have become exasperated with the genre, turning to electronic music before returning in glory. Others have waged war on modernity, risking well-being in pursuit of these goals. However, the greatest number have bowed to the wishes of the crowd and released a product that was quickly forgotten, which is where Satyricon's self-titled album falls.
Embodying all that is lazy and lethargic, Satyricon is an excellent example of modern black metal ethos. Black metal only on the surface, the album is musically a hard rock/heavy metal album designed for max promotional appeal. Simple riffs with obvious sequencing, simple implementation, and solid production produce a well-shaped package that undoubtedly will allow the band to increase its commercial influence.
Sounding like a tribute to Fallen-era Burzum's minor-chord noodling but lacking even what little sense of spirit that album possessed, the band chucks in references to pop and blues cliches as if the label funded a study aimed at producing the most cookie-cutter album conceivable, then shared the results to the band…and let's not delve into the collaboration with Sivert Høyem.
There is nothing here for readers of this site to enjoy, except for the more morbid members among us. This album goes nowhere. It has nothing to impart. And perhaps most damning, it's not even terrible. It is simply a non-entity.


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"The Footprint to the Cargo World"
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The industry-wide event serves all segments of the East African and African floriculture chain: breeders, propagators, growers, cargo and trade suppliers. The Expo offers a unique platform for business-to-business sessions between growers and buyers drawn from the Kenyan, regional and international markets.
The fifth edition of IFTEX that was held in Nairobi Kenya, concluded as one of the best editions in its five years existence. More than 200 exhibiting companies, over 3.500 trade visitors from over 50 countries were in attendance.
The show this year was mainly focused on finding new customers in order to increase exports. The theme for this year's edition was "Positioning Kenya's Floriculture in the global market".
The exhibition has grown another 10% in size this year and all 7 halls are full with growers and other related companies from Kenya and many other countries around the world.
Kenya once again played host to the global floriculture fraternity during the 5th annual International Flower Trade Expo (IFTEX). IFTEX lived up to its billing of being one of the fastest growing and most reputable flower shows in the world and we had the priviledge to meet new as well as prospective clients.


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A. E. Housman
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BeschreibungThis collection of essays was conceived as part of the centenary celebrations of the first publication in 1896 of one of the most popular collections of poetry ever written - A Shropshire Lad - a collection never out of print in a hundred years. Yet Housman was a recluse, an austere classicist of great renown who devoted his academic life to the correction of ancient texts. He filled his poems with the lives, loves, and deaths of simple country people whose emotions are intense and often violent, but lived his own life in stoic acceptance of his loveless, arid existence. Why his life should have been so intentionally empty of emotion raises questions about Housman's own sexuality and the relationship he had with his friend Moses Jackson and Jackson's brother Afalbert. Housman's poetry, like his life, is deceptively simple: this volume shows some of the complex currents below the surface.
PortraitAlan W. Holden has been editor, since 1987, of the Housman Society Journal. J. Roy Birch is editor of The Selected Comic Poems of Housman: "Unkind to Unicorns."
Untertitel: A Reassessment. biography. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Palgrave USA
Erscheinungsdatum: Dezember 1999
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Morning Gasoline Market Report
June RBOB prices experienced a flat trade during the overnight and early morning hours. It appears that the tightness in the gasoline market has eased somewhat in the last couple of weeks, evidenced by a breakdown in nearby calendar spreads and modest weakness in coastal cash markets. Meanwhile, the US inventory situation shows a conflicting situation, with gasoline stocks expected to drawdown for the 11th week in a row. Expectations for this morning's EIA report are for a draw in the range of 500,000 to 1.0 million barrels.