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A Taylorsville man who had sex with a 13-year-old girl and allegedly recorded the act on his cellphone has been sentenced to prison.
Corey James Eskelson, 23, pleaded guilty earlier this year to a first-degree felony count of attempted rape of a child. As part of his plea deal, five other felony charges were dropped.
Third District Judge Mark Kouris sentenced Eskelson earlier this month to three years to life in prison.
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California veterans pushing bill for special driver's licenses
Licenses would read "veteran" as a warning to law enforcement
SALINAS, Calif. - Todd A. Sylla may have left the United States Army in 1984, but he's not done serving his country.
He's now with American Legion Post 31 in Salinas making sure the flags will be ready to fly on Memorial Day.
"The camaraderie of the service members doesn't end the day you depart the service," Sylla said.
Sylla, like many other veterans in California are pushing for more legislation to benefit their brothers and sisters in the service.
Of the 10 bills veterans are backing this session, one permanently prints the word "veteran" on driver's licenses. It's primarily to alert law enforcement if a veteran has post-traumatic stress disorder when they pull them over.
It's called Assembly Bill 1637 and if it becomes law, California would become the 48th state to pass it.
"If veterans have injuries that they sustained during combat or during service, it would give police officers a little heads up that hey I'm dealing with a vet," Sylla said.
Not only that, but Sylla said it means a lot more than just signifying if a vet has PTSD.
"I think it's an excellent way for the veterans to show that they have served honorably," Sylla said. "It represents the most important people in this country (which) I feel is the United States veteran."
But until that bill passes, Sylla said will continue to get ready to honor veterans this coming Monday.
"To all my brother veterans, I salute you," he said. "God bless you and happy Memorial Day."


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Salute to Champions Dinner
A former member of the United States women's national soccer team, Chastain won two Women's World Cup championships, two Olympic gold medals and an Olympic silver medal among her many accomplishments. She was instrumental in forming the Women's United Soccer Association, playing from 2001-03 and leading the San Jose CyberRays to the 2001 WUSA Founder's Cup championship.
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In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the passage of Title IX, the University of Nevada will hold its Salute to Champions Dinner featuring Olympic gold medalist Brandi Chastain on Thursday, November 8 at the Atlantis Casino Resort.
The evening will include no-host cocktails at 5:30 p.m. and dinner followed by the keynote address from Chastain at 6:30 p.m. Nevada will also recognize the past Wolf Pack women's student-athletes in attendance at the dinner.
Tickets for the event cost $65 for adults and $45 for youth (18 and under) and can be purchased by calling (775) 682-6965. A limited number of VIP sponsorships, which include eight tickets to a reception with Chastain and eight dinner tickets, are available for $900 each. Youth in attendance are encouraged to wear their soccer jerseys to the dinner. Online registration is also available by clicking here.
Nevada and Pack PAWS, the membership organization committed to Promoting and Advancing Women in Sports at the University of Nevada, held the Salute to Champions Dinner annually from 1996 to 2009 featuring speakers including Lisa Leslie, Kerri Walsh, Lisa Fernandez, Mary Lou Retton and Jackie Joyner-Kersee just to name a few. The dinner will now be reprised as appropriate to mark milestones in Wolf Pack women's athletics, including this year to mark the 40th anniversary of the passage of the Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, the federal law which prohibits discrimination in all educational programs and activities that receive federal funding.
She is best known for her game-winning penalty shootout kick against China in the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup final and her celebration afterward. The iconic image of her jersey-waving celebration was featured on the covers of TIME, Newsweek and Sports Illustrated and brought the women's team into the international spotlight.
She started her college career at the University of California and was named the Soccer America Freshmen Player of the Year in 1986. She missed most of the 1987 and 1988 seasons after reconstructive surgery on both knees. She transferred to Santa Clara University, leading the Broncos to two Final Four NCAA appearances and graduating in 1991.
Chastain appeared in the HBO documentary Dare to Dream: The Story of the U.S. Women's Soccer Team and is the author of a book about women's sports entitled It's Not About the Bra. She also serves as a color commentator on soccer telecasts, broadcasting for NBC Sports during the 2008 and 2012 Summer Olympics and for ABC/ESPN during Major League Soccer matches and the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. She also currently plays for the California Storm of the Women's Premier Soccer League.
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Croatia edge Malta in Makarska
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A strong second half performance was not enough for the Malta national team to avoid defeat in their opening FIRA/AER Nations Cup qualifier as they went down to Croatia 20-19 in Makarska yesterday.
The Maltese put up a strong fight but they were made to pay for some poor defensive play that was duly capitalised by the Croatians who went on to clinch victory in the Group 2A opener.
Damien Neill's team were off to a flying start when James O'Brien converted two penalty kicks to put the Maltese 6-0 ahead by the 12-minute mark
However, Malta's hopes suffered a blow on 23 minutes when O'Brien limped out with a knee injury and was replaced by James Morris.
Two minutes later, Croatia turned the match in their favour when they scored the first try of the match and kicked home the conversion to go 7-6 ahead.
The home side kept up the pressure and scored two quick penalties to go into the interval 13-6 ahead.
On the restart, the Maltese came out fighting and Vince Stivala scored his team's first try of the match to bridge the gap to 13-11. However, the visitors' joy was shortlived as Croatia soon scored another try and hit home the conversion to stretch their lead to 20-11.
That failed to derail the Maltese who continued to battle hard.
Tom Holloway scored a penalty before Mark Davey grabbed Malta's second try of the day late on to put Neill's men just one point behind.
Malta continued to push forward in the closing stages but to no avail as Croatia held on for the win.
Next fixtures: Saturday – Malta vs Lithuania; Switzerland vs Croatia.
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Sauteed Cauliflower
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Slightly adapted from the cookbook The Art of Simple Food. You can add chopped fresh parsley and/or minced garlic near the end if desired, but it really isn't necessary.
Top Review by BarbryT
Utterly delicious! Compared to roasted cauliflower (with olive oil and sea salt), though, it's more work. I plan to do a method-to-method taste test some evening. An advantage to this method, I see, is in the summer. I wouldn't want to use my oven at a high temperature to roast then. These just melt in your mouth.
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- Remove the base of the stem of the cauliflower with a sharp knife.
- From the top down, cut the cauliflower into 1/4 inches slices. (Some of the slices will crumble, but those still taste good, they just don't look as pretty.).
- Heat 2 Table olive oil over medium-high heat in a large nonstick frying pan.
- Add one batch of the cauliflower (in a single layer) and cook until brown on the first side. Use a spachula to flip over the cauliflower.
- Fry the cauliflower until brown on the second side, adding more olive oil if needed.
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- Repeat on the second side if the cauliflower is not quite tender. The cauliflower tastes best if it has gotten very brown.
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NCAA Top Seeds Make It to the Final Four
ESPN sports analyst Bill Wolff discusses the weekend's basketball action and looks ahead to another season of baseball.
ALISON STEWART, host:
Sixty-one games played, 60 teams down, and then there were four. March Madness may signal the start of spring, but today is also a big day for the boys this summer, opening day of Major League Baseball. Who's excited about both? Bill Wolff.
BILL WOLFF: Me.
STEWART: Part-time BPP sports analyst, full-time husband to me. Hi, Bill.
WOLFF: Hello, Alison.
STEWART: So your bracket, you got two out of four right?
WOLFF: Yeah, that's great. Picked two out of, like, a 128. Yeah, pretty good.
STEWART: All right, so we watched a little bit this weekend. Kansas is going to play overall number one-seed North Carolina this Saturday. UCLA will take on Memphis. So, all four number ones? Is that a big surprise, frankly?
WOLFF: Well, yeah, it is, if the past is any indicator of future performance, because it's the first time since they started doing this seeding that all four number one-seeds have made it to the Final Four. As we talked about a couple of weeks ago with Will Leitch from Deadspin, typically, you have to try to figure out who in the next echelon below the number one-seeds is going to get really hot and be really excellent and upset the number one-seed and go to the Final Four.
The Final Four is typically, you know, a couple of number ones and a number two and a number three, or occasionally, something even more outrageous than that, and this is the first time where it has, as they say, played to the chalk, meaning all the favored teams have made it to the end. So it's significant. It's surprising, based on history, although not that surprising based on how good these four teams are.
STEWART: Although, it got really close to being even a little more interesting. We were watching last night and the final seconds of Davidson-Kansas game, a little bit heartbreaking, if you were rooting for the underdogs.
WOLFF: Which should be everyone in the world.
STEWART: Davidson lost by just a squeaker.
WOLFF: A squeaker.
STEWART: But the upside is, Stephen Curry is likely the man - he is the man at school right now.
WOLFF: He is the man at school, and, I think, for as long as he decides to continue to attend classes there in Charlotte at Davidson, he will be the man. Every final - well, every March Madness, every NCAA tournament, there seems to be some person about whom nobody knows who takes advantage of his opportunity there in the spotlight and out of nowhere it plays beautiful basketball. There was a guy called Kevin Pittsnogle. Pittsnogle played for West Virginia, and nobody had ever heard of this guy.
STEWART: My favorite name.
WOLFF: Yeah, Pittsnogle, he's fabulous. It became a verb. Anyway, Pittsnogle became famous in the spring of 2005 by carrying West Virginia a little further than they were supposed to go. This spring, it was Stephen Curry, a guy who looks like he's about 14. He's about 5'8", 130 pounds - that's an exaggeration, he's about 6'1", but maybe about 130 pounds, and he single-handedly carried Davidson through the first three rounds, and yesterday, playing a heavily favored, and justifiably favored Kansas team, he was amazing again. Just hitting every shot, coming up...
STEWART: It's in the DNA though, right?
WOLFF: Well, his father is Dell Curry. D-E-L-L, Dell Curry. Dell Curry was a pro-basketball player for many, many years, and Dell Curry was famous, famous, among the basketball cognizanti, for being able to shoot a basketball as well as anybody ever shot a basketball. It wasn't that he could dribble so well or jump so high or play defense so brilliantly. It was that he could do the one thing, shooting the basketball, as well as anybody ever did. And so Dell Curry sort of hung around for a long time by being a brilliant shooter.
And Stephen Curry is his son and showed off a lot - probably a more well-rounded game than his father ever had. And he was fabulous. I mean, he was a total genius and his name is made. No one will ever forget Stephen Curry no matter how far his basketball career goes. But in the end, Kansas, which is a great, great team, overcame the upset bid by Davidson, and there they are.
STEWART: So Kansas versus North Carolina. Then we'll have the University of Memphis versus UCLA. And I became upset with Kevin Love.
WOLFF: Yeah.
STEWART: For all the wrong reasons.
WOLFF: With that he's seven feet tall and has kind of a bad beard?
STEWART: Those were two of the reasons, and the third one is I love "God Only Knows," the song by the Beach Boys.
WOLFF: Who doesn't? I mean, not to mention "Don't Worry Baby," "Be True To Your School," "When I Grow up To Be a Man." I mean, there's all these great Beach Boys tunes and Kevin Love is the nephew of who, Alison?
STEWART: Is it Mike Love?
WOLFF: Mike Love, the lead singer of the Beach Boys, is Kevin Love's uncle. So he is...
STEWART: So we got a lot of close-ups in the stands, let's put it that way. He got a lot of close-ups off of that one.
WOLFF: Well, his old man, Kevin Love's old man is called Stan Love, and Stan Love was an NBA player, too. So Kevin Love has very interesting family reunion with guys who've had amazing experiences.
STEWART: Before - Kansas versus North Carolina or UCLA versus Memphis? Which game will be more exciting next weekend?
WOLFF: That's hard to say. They'll both be really close. They're both - they're all four, really good teams. I think the one that will be the most entertaining, to folks who aren't basketball geeks, will be North Carolina and Kansas, because both of those teams are high-flying, fast-paced basketball teams that run up and down the court and have amazing athletes at every position and they go about eight or nine deep in great athletes.
So I think that will probably be the more entertaining game in terms of being up and down, back and forth. UCLA plays a little bit slower game. They focus more on defense than on offense, so the Memphis-UCLA game has a chance to be slightly less entertaining if you're not a big basketball fan. It won't be all that running and dunking and jumping and fabulous offensive plays.
So I think probably North Carolina-Kansas will be the better game, but it's really hard to say. I also think North Carolina - my own feeling is that North Carolina-Kansas are the two best teams. Not by much, but I think if I had to choose two of those four, those would be the two I'd choose. So I guess North Carolina-Kansas may - I guess if I had to put money on it, that's the one I would put money on to be the better game.
STEWART: All right. Wait, wait, we've only got about a minute left.
WOLFF: Oh, no.
STEWART: OK, so it's a big day for baseball fans, opening day. I know where you'll be at 4:15, the Cardinals against the Rockies...
WOLFF: It's going to get rained out, but I'm still going to sit there and watch it on the Internet. I'll watch the rain on the Internet.
STEWART: But do you have any love for the Yankees, who are going to begin their 84th and final season in the house that Ruth built? There's going to be a new Yankee stadium after this year.
WOLFF: That's nice.
STEWART: Oh, OK. Bill Wolff, BPP sports guy.
WOLFF: No, it's a big day. Yankee Stadium's a big deal, but I don't have any love for them.
STEWART: I tried. I tried to make a kumbaya...
WOLFF: I have love for you.
STEWART: Baseball moment.
WOLFF: All right.
STEWART: I did not go there.
STEWART: Bill Wolff, BPP sports analyst, thanks.
WOLFF: I'll see you later.
STEWART: Don't go anywhere. Lots of colleges and universities sent out acceptance letters this weekend - over the weekend. So what do you do if you didn't get into the place that you wanted? Stay tuned for some advice for crestfallen college hopefuls. That's coming up next on the Bryant Park Project from NPR News.
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NEW YORK/LONDON – U.S. stocks rose Tuesday on better Chinese economic data and easing concerns about Syria, despite a fall in Apple shares following the launch of two new iPhones.
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 127.94, or 0.85 percent, to close at 15,191.06. The broad-based Standard & Poor's 500 increased 12.28, or 0.73 percent, at 1,683.99, while the tech-rich Nasdaq put on 22.84, or 0.62 percent, ending at 3,729.02.
Technology icon Apple, the largest U.S. company by market capitalization, suffered one of the biggest declines among large firms, falling 2.3 percent after CEO Tim Cook and other top officials unveiled two new iPhones.
Some analysts expressed disappointment with the launch. Bank of America said the smartphones would have difficulty competing in the lower-end market "unless Apple is willing to give up subsidy/margin, which it doesn't typically do."
Meanwhile, the broader market surged to a second straight day of solid gains. China's industrial production rose in August at its fastest rate in 17 months, according to official data, providing further evidence of a pickup in the world's second-largest economy.
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The Mill Agent House in Vassalboro is Haunted!
You've watched the shows. You've heard the sounds...the voices...seen the footage. Ghost hunting is 'WICKED' popular right now and it made sense this month to take you on a journey that I NEVER thought I would do! I've had some ghostly things happen to me in the past but THIS adventure takes the cake!!!


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MARY SARAH AND PAUL'S WEDDINGAugust, 2013 in DeKalb
"Our wedding was everything and more than we could have hoped for. The feeling in Dekalb was one of family. We were not rushed to have our ceremony and move on. We were encouraged to be part of the community and enjoy the beautiful day. Aurora Country Club is a secret to most people in the area. We were able to have the wedding of our dreams and not break the bank."
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- Ceremony: First Congregational Church
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HyVee BakeryLawrence, KS, United States
"Julie in the bakery does a masterful job on your cake. Not only will it taste perfect but she has talent to design your wedding cake that is much more than you would expect at a local hometown grocery store. This is the secret gem of DeKalb/Sycamore. The prices are so reasonable, they deliver and it was beautiful."
Sunshine DJ Productions1250 Lasser Dr
Plainfield, IL 60586, USA
"Bill and Mary take the time to really listen to your thoughts and then help you make the event perfect. They really know their music and don't rush you when trying to find just the right song for a feeling you are trying to capture. GREAT !!"
First Congregational Church of DelkalbDeKalb, IL, United States
"Pastore Joe is part of the event and he is a special person and easy to work with. He is interested in you and your life it isn't just another wedding to him."
First Congregational Church615 North 1st Street
DeKalb, IL 60115
"This church provided the feeling of family that you hope for when you have a wedding. From the rehersal dinner in the rec room the night before, to the wedding coordinator provided for our event. The library where the bride and her party can relax before the ceremony is lovely and very comfortable. The groom has a comfortable room to be in before the ceremony. They take care of all the details you forgot without blinking an eye. There is ample parking for all your guests."
Aurora Country Club1548 Prairie Street
Aurora, IL 60506
"The location is perfect and beautiful. The Chef is wonderful and really seems to enjoy the challenge of a wedding. We heard several times how wonderful our food was, it was the first time I have seen people take home doggy bags from a wedding. They have a comfortable layout that does not need any changes to make it work as some venues do. It is a great space, as some locations are a bit outdated this is not the case at ACC. Your photos will be stunning if take outside on the course. The manager is very willing to handle all your requests. The staff is good, but the food is perfection!!!!"
Hampton Inn2423 Bushwood Drive
Aurora, IL 60506
"Wonderful to our guest and made sure our bags were given to our guests at check in. Clean and cherry, easy to get to off the tollway."
Holiday INN2424 West Sullivan Road
Aurora, IL 60506
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U.K. Student Protests Set Example, Union Chief Says in Guardian
British students' protests against the raising of university tuition fees must be emulated by labor unions if the government's plans to make ordinary people pay for a crisis caused by bankers are to be stopped, said Len McCluskey, the general secretary-designate of Unite.
Writing in the Guardian, he said public-spending cuts, increased charges and job losses require the union movement to defend the welfare state and Britain's industrial future.
Early in the new year, the Trades Union Congress will be holding a conference to discuss a "broad strike movement," and though previous governments' laws restricting union action were designed for just such occasions, "we must not let the law paralyze us," McCluskey said.
A demonstration by the TUC on March 26 will be a key stage in developing union members' willingness to take strike action in defense of jobs and services, the union chief said.
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1/11: Mel's Birthday, Flor-I-Duh, Fun w/Football, Popular Porn Days, Comedian Hannibal Buress, Priest Bondage Follow up
Mel's birthday is tomorrow and if you missed it, we created a very special gift for her. She's thrilled.
It Happened in Flor-I-Duh: Woman bites half of boyfriend's ear off
Eye doctor accused of having women get topless during eye exams.
Guy tries to commit suicide TWICE on his way to work...lives and goes into work.
Happy FREE Beer Friday! 2 Growlers of the W&W IPA thanks to NoDa Brewing going to Terri, Tatianna, Bradi and Richard. Congrats!
2nd weekend of NFL playoffs which means..........Fun With Football Audio. Enjoy!
PornHub.com did a study on the most popular dates that people watch porn and the type they watch. Woody fills us in.....
Comedian Hannibal Buress hung out with us this morning. Truly funny guy. He'll be at The Comedy Zone tonight & Saturday night. Grab tickets here.
It Happened in Flor-I-Duh II: Blind man Tasered by police.
Man beheaded opossum with ax for not fighting with dog.
We have some follow up info about the Priest who called 911 earlier this week while in the church, stuck in handcuffs....good stuff.


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Latest Archspire News
Below is our complete Archspire news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
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Archspire Embarking On Canadian Tour
Technical death metal force Archspire will embark on a Canadian tour this month. The trek begins this week in Edmonton, AB, and sees Archspire alongside Psycroptic. A full list of confirmed tour dates and ticket links can be found below.
Archspire also recently finished recording a forthcoming new album at Flatline Audio in August with producer Dave Otero. The as-yet untitled new record will follow 2014 release "The Lucid Collective."
Working track titles for the new album include "Involuntary Doppelgänger," "Relentless Mutation," and "From Solitude to Infamy." The new record will be released later this year.
Archspire headlining tour dates:
May 04 Edmonton, AB @ Mercury Room
May 06 Thunder Bay, ON @ Crocks
May 08 Sudbury, ON @ The Asylum
May 10 Trois-Rivieres, QC @ Rock Cafe Le Stage
May 11 Sherbrooke, QC @ Murdoch More...
Arkaik Announces Tech Trek II
Progressive death metal collective Arkaik will kick off the Tech Trek II tour with Archspire next month. The tour will begin March 17th in Tacoma, Washington and coil its way through nearly two dozen cities across the country, coming to a close on April 6th in Boise, Idaho. See all confirmed dates below.
Arkaik is currently working on the follow-up to 2015's "Lucid Dawn" full-length album. The as yet-untitled studio offering will again be engineered, mixed and mastered by Zack Ohren (Suffocation, Fallujah, Wrvth, All Shall Perish et al.) at Sharkbite Studios in Oakland, California. Additionally, The Kennedy Veil's Gabe Seeber will be recording drums while Alex Bent joins Trivium on a European tour. Additional details are to be unveiled in the coming weeks. More...
Archspire Announces U.S. Tour
Technical death metal force Archspire just announced a headlining U.S. tour. The tour begins on March 18th, and sees the band touring across the country before concluding on April 5th. A full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below.
Archspire recently finished recording a forthcoming new album at Flatline Audio in August with producer Dave Otero. The as-yet untitled new record will follow highly -egarded 2014 release
"The Lucid Collective."
Working track titles for the new album include "Involuntary Doppelgänger," "Relentless Mutation," and "From Solitude to Infamy." The new record will be released later this year. More...
Archspire To Enter The Studio
Technical death metal force Archspire will enter Flatline Audio in August with producer Dave Otero to record a new full-length album. The as-yet untitled new record will follow 2014 release "The Lucid Collective."
Working track titles for the new album include "Involuntary Doppelgänger," "Relentless Mutation," and "From Solitude to Infamy." The new record will be released in 2017.
The band comments: "The recording date for our third album is set! We are looking forward to tracking with Dave Otero at Flatline in Denver this August. We are all huge fans of his work, and we can't wait to see what sort of effect he'll have on the sound and feel of this album. We have been hard at work for the past 7 months writing for this album, and we're confident it'll be the best Archspire album to date. Stay tech!" More...
Armstrong Metal Fest 2016 Reveals Full Lineup
Armstrong Metal Fest is proud to announce Beyond Creation, Rivers of Nihil, and The Zenith Passage as the final additions to complete this year's 2016 line up featuring a powerhouse of bands from across Western Canada.
The full line up of bands is listed below with schedule of days and times to be announced at a later date. "This is going to be the best line up Armstrong Metalfest has ever had. We have worked hard this year to make ensure the talent is front to back awesome!" comments Jesse Valstat co-organizer of AMF.
Armstrong Metal Fest will be taking place on July 15th and 16th in Armstrong, BC at the Hassen Arena. Details and ticket info areavailable here. More...
Loud As Hell Festival Lineup Announced
CCE Productions, Jurassic Ink Custom Tattoo, Metal Nation Radio, and Asher Media Relations are proud to announce the return of this year's Loud As Hell Heavy Metal Festival V.
This year's edition takes place in Drumheller, Alberta at the Dinosaur Downs Stampede Grounds and will feature three full days of face melting metal from July 29th – August 1st in the heart of the Alberta badlands.
The lineup includes Unleash The Archers, Archspire, Into Eternity, Titans Eve, Ninjaspy, Divinity, Disciples of Power and more! (full list below).
Onsite camping, vendors, tattoo artists, suspension demos, guitar and drum clinics, models and everything else that the big guy probably doesn't approve of… yes it's Loud As Hell so bring your earplugs and get ready for over 30 bands playing over 3 days. More...
Archspire Recruits New Bassist
Technical death metal force Archspire welcomes new bassist Jared Smith into the band's ranks. A video of Jared playing through the track "Lucid Collective Somnambulation" is streaming below.
The band elaborates: "We are pleased to finally complete our lineup with the addition of Jared Smith on bass. He's a monster musician with a killer writing style. We have already started composing music as a five-piece, and it's shaping up to be the best music we've ever collaborated on."
Archspire continues: "We'd like to thank Clayton Harder who filled in for us on bass during several tours over the past year during 'The Lucid Collective' tour cycle. Clayton did an absolutely awesome job." More...
Archspire Headed To Mexico
Having just wrapped up a tour with Revocation, technical death metal force Archspire now announces a first-ever tour of Mexico.
Archspire will perform in Monterrey, Mexico City, and more starting on October 8 - a full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below. The band also comemnts:
"Hey Mexico! We are coming south of the border to tear shit up! Check out the dates below, its our first time so let's make it special!" More...
Black Fast Comments On Upcoming Touring
Black Fast will support Revocation this fall on a new run of tour dates also featuring Cannabis Corpse and Archspire.
Black Fast's all new LP "Terms Of Surrender" is due out August 7th, just a month prior to the tour's start.
"This gang that I'm in, Black Fast, is so grateful to Revocation for this opportunity," says vocalist Aaron Akin. "I think of them as the premier band at what they do. They work so hard and shred their asses completely off and their fans recognize this and are rabid with passion. We can't wait to go out there every night and give it everything we have. Thanks to everyone who made this possible. We look forward to meeting all you maniacs on the road!"
The upcoming dates are as follows: More...
Cannabis Corpse Announces Fall Tour
Death metal powerhouse Cannabis Corpse has announced a new North American tour.
The trek, featuring Revocation, label-mates Archspire, and Black Fast, begins on September 3rd in Providence, RI and sees the band trekking across the U.S. and Canada before concluding a month later in Boston, MA.
A full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below.
9/3/2015 Providence, RI @ Dusk*
9/4/2015 New York, NY @ Studio @ Webster
9/5/2015 Lancaster, PA @ Chameleon Club
9/6/2015 Baltimore, MD @ Ottobar
9/8/2015 Cleveland, OH @ Now That's Class
9/9/2015 Chicago, IL @ Reggie's
9/10/2015 Columbus, OH @ Ace Of Cups
9/11/2015 Cave in Rock, IL @ Full Terror Assault Fest**
9/12/2015 Ft Worth, TX @ Rail Club
9/13/2015 Houston, TX @ Walter's On Washington
9/14/2015 Austin, TX @ Dirty Dog
9/16/2015 Albuquerque, NM @ Launchpad
9/17/2015 Phoenix, AZ @ Club Red
9/18/2015 Los Angeles, CA @ Mystery Box
9/19/2015 Oakland, CA @ Oakland Metro
9/20/2015 Portland, OR @ Analog Cafe
9/21/2015 Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
9/22/2015 Vancouver, BC @ Red Room
9/24/2015 Edmonton, CA @ Starlite
9/25/2015 Regina, SK @ Riddell Center
9/26/2015 Winnipeg, MB @ Windsor Hotel
9/27/2015 Minneapolis, MN @ Skyway Theater Studio B
9/29/2015 Detroit, MI @ Shelter
9/30/2015 Toronto, ON @ Hard Luck***
10/1/2015 Ottawa, ON @ Maverick's***
10/2/2015 Quebec City, QC @ La Source***
10/3/2015 Boston, MA @ Great Scott*** More...
Archspire Posts Drum Footage
Archspire just released pro-shot live footage of drummer Spence Prewett performing the track "Rapid Elemental Dissolve." Check it out below, thanks to Sick Drummer.
The footage, shot at the DNA lounge in San Francisco, was taken during the band's month long tour alongside death metal stalwarts Aborted, Fit For An Autopsy, and Dark Sermon. Archspire is wrapping up a current tour in support of acclaimed new album, "The Lucid Collective." More...
Archspire Kicks Off North American Tour
Archspire is embarking on a new North American tour - the month long trek kicks off tonight in Albany, NY, and sees the band travel throughout the U.S. and Canada before concluding on June 9th in Ottawa.
The technical death metal outfit will play alongside Aborted, Fit For An Autopsy, and Dark Sermon. A full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below. Archspire is touring in support of new album, "The Lucid Collective," on these following dates: More...
Archspire Posts Guitar Playthrough
Technical death metal force Archspire just released a guitar playthrough video for the track "Seven Crowns and the Oblivion Chain." Check it out below.
The track, featuring guitarists Dean Lamb and Tobi Morelli, is taken from the band's new album "The Lucid Collective." The full track listing is:
1. Lucid Collective Somnambulation
2. Scream Feeding
3. The Plague of AM
4. Fathom Infinite Depth
5. Join Us Beyond
6. Seven Crowns and the Oblivion Chain
7. Kairos Chamber
8. Spontaneous Generation More...
Fit For An Autopsy Touring With Aborted
Jersey metal outfit Fit For An Autopsy has announced a new batch of co-headlining tour dates with Aborted. Archspire and label-mates Dark Sermon are set to open the bill.
Fit For An Autopsy is also putting the finishing touches on an all new, yet-to-be titled LP due out later this year. "The new album is a bit of a step in a new direction for the band," says guitarist Pat Sheridan. "It feels really intense."
The band will set up camp at The Machine Shop in New Jersey with guitar player and renowned producer Will Putney at the helm. The new effort will be the follow "Hellbound," released in 2013. The biggest change since then has been the band's vocalist: after the departure of Nate Johnson earlier last year, Greg Wilburn (Oblige) briefly filled in so the band could carry out touring plans. Just before the band entered The Machine Shop, Fit For An Autopsy brought in Joe Badolato (Diamond Cutter) as the brand new full-time vocalist.
"We found Joe at a perfect time," says guitarist Will Putney. "We had just come off months of touring with a vocalist we knew wasn't built to handle the lifestyle and stresses that come with being in a full-time band." Badolato's first show with the band was at The Brooklyn Asylum in Brooklyn, NY. More...
Farmageddon Reveals Full 2015 Details
Western Canada's loudest open air metal festival Farmageddon has unleashed the schedule and lineup of 40+ bands for this year's roster, which includes Grim Reaper, American bands Pallbearer and Incantation, plus Canadians Into Eternity and Archspire along with many support bands from Western Canada.
The third annual festival is set to take place in Ryley, AB (80 KM East of Edmonton) from June 11th - 14th. Details are as follows: More...
SXSW 2015 Day Two: South By South Death
Metalsucks.net's South By South Death showcase featured guitar shredders. Tech death bands Archspire and Allegaeon were in full force, but before they hammered out their first blast beats, a different kind of shredder took the stage. Myrone is a one-man guitar virtuoso hailing out of Los Angeles, California. The sole member of Myrone was similar to Buckethead in that he wore a mask. Many of the long notes he held was reminiscent of Joe Satriani. He later admitted to me that Satriani is a major influence. He played his guitar over top of '80s style keyboard samples, which were part of a soundtrack to a video game.
SXSW 2015 Metal Showcases Revealed
Metal bands at SXSW and metal showcases have been released to the public. The Dirty Dog Bar is a major player at this year's festivities. Both Metalsucks.net's South By South Death and Metal Injection's showcases will take place in this venue. Saturday offers three big shows and a chance to see some bands such as The Skull and Goatsnake twice. More...
Archspire Cancels Tonight's Show
Tech metal outfit Archspire has issued the following statement about cancelling tonight's Denver tour date:
"Sorry Denver, unfortunately due to bad road conditions and highway closure we wont be able to make it to the show tonight. Hanging out in Salt Lake City today, anyone wanna put us up? Message our FB."
Remaining dates on the trek are as follows:
3/4 Salt Lake City, UT @ Loading Dock
3/5 Boise, ID @ The Shredder
3/6 Spokane, WA @ Northwest Pinnacle
3/7 Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
3/8 Portland, OR @ Hawthorne Theater
3/10 Sacramento, CA @ The Boardwalk
3/11 San Francisco, CA @ DNA Lounge
3/12 Hollywood, CA @ The Whiskey
3/14 Santa Ana, CA @ Malones
3/15 San Diego, CA @ House of Blues
3/16 Phoenix, AZ @ Joe's Grotto
3/18 Austin, TX @ Metalsucks SXSW Showcase
3/20 Austin, TX @ NEMHF SXSW Showcase
3/21 Mission, TX @ Never Say Never Fest
3/22 Fort Worth, TX @ South by So What Fest More...
Farmageddon Reveals 2015 Lineup
Western Canada's loudest open air metal festival Farmageddon is proud to announce this year's line up for its third annual edition in Ryley, AB (80 KM East of Edmonton) from June 11th - 14th. Farmageddon Open Air organizer Tyson Travnik comments:
"I can't express enough, just how excited we are to present this year's lineup. We truly feel that Farmageddon is being recognized for the international and Canadian talent fans get to experience during an intimate setting while in Alberta's back hills. We focus hard on bringing people's favorite bands to the festival that very rarely make an appearance in Western Canada, and I feel that we've hit the nail on the head for 2015."
This year's line up features headliners Grim Reaper from the UK, American bands Pallbearer and Incantation plus Canadians Into Eternity and Archspire, along with many support bands from Western Canada.
For more info, please visit this location. The line up has shaped up as: More...
Archspire Posts Vocal Playthrough Video
Archspire the fast-rising technical death metal outfit Archspire is streaming a brand new vocal playthrough of "Fathom Infinite Depth", from the band's Season of Mist debut, "The Lucid Collective."
Check out the awesome clip below.
Archspire also recently announced a new U.S. tour that sees the band team up with Fallujah starting on March 3rd, and running throughout the Western U.S. A full list of confirmed tour dates can be found below: More...


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Whether you've just finished your round or are looking for a nice place to dine with the family, come join us at the 19th Hole. The restaurant provides a full menu and comfortable bar area in a warm and open atmosphere.
Please join us on Friday nights in the 19th hole!
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CAMPAIGN 2014: Jefferson County commissioner joins race for 66th District
Jefferson County Commissioner Paul Corbin has announced that he will seek the Republican nomination for the 66th District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
Corbin, of Washington Township, Jefferson County, has filed the first batch of required signatures to get on the ballot.
"Jefferson and Indiana counties need a state representative who knows how to work with the private sector to create jobs," Corbin said in a release. "That's what I have done as a Jefferson County commissioner, and that's what I will do as our next state representative."
Corbin cited his record of job creation in Jefferson County as evidence that he knows what it takes to help bring family-sustaining jobs to the community. Under his leadership, companies like Schlumberger in Brookville established roots in Jefferson County, while others like Sintergy in Reynoldsville expanded their operations.
Corbin said it is important to secure a Keystone Opportunity Expansion Zone designation for the Brookville Industrial Park, which will offer tax savings to companies that locate in the business park.
"Getting that KOEZ designation will be a huge incentive for job creation and growing our local economy," Corbin said. "That process was a cooperative effort between the county, the township, the school board, the Department of Community and Economic Development (who oversees the KOEZ program) and our state legislators; this is the same type of cooperative effort I hope to promote as state representative."
Corbin noted that creating jobs is only part of the solution. Another, he said, is offering quality education, including technical skill training. He cited Jefferson County's partnership with Butler County Community College and their opening of a location in Brockway, in the former Owens-Illinois Glass building, as an example of a successful initiative.
"Without good schools we will never have a sufficiently educated workforce, and that will cripple the economy for coming generations," Corbin said. "The key to providing quality education is to make sure we are getting the best return on our tax dollars and that those monies are being used most effectively and efficiently. That starts with decisions made cooperatively by legislators in conjunction with school district administrators and board members."
Other top priorities for Corbin include:
• Serving as a citizen legislator: "I will never forget that I work for the people of this district," Corbin said. "That's why I will turn down the perks of the office, such as pension, per diem expense allowances and state vehicle entitlements. I will serve no more than three terms and will focus on representing the people who elected me, aggressively keeping the priorities of the 66th District at the forefront in Harrisburg."
• Property tax reform to ease the burden on senior citizens.
• Agriculture and Marcellus shale opportunities.
• Protecting conservative values: "I'm pro-life, pro-gun, and I will protect and fight for our conservative values every day in Harrisburg," Corbin said. "Conservatives can count on me to be there for our values."
"Our region is blessed to have strong representation in Harrisburg," Corbin said. "By working together, we can foster improvements and increase efficiency to state government operations, all while protecting the needs of the people, particularly rural Pennsylvanians."
The seat is being vacated by state Rep. Sam Smith, who will retire after the end of his 14th term on Nov. 30.
Two other Jefferson County men have also announced their candidacy: Chris Dush, of Brockway, and Phil Mennetti, of Gaskill Township.
The 66th District encompasses all of Jefferson County, northern Indiana County (Marion Center and Smicksburg boroughs and Banks, Canoe, East Mahoning, Grant, North Mahoning and West Mahoning townships) and one township in Armstrong County.


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GOLDEN, British Columbia, June 18, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- British Columbia and Alberta offer many white water thrills, but the crown jewel, many enthusiasts agree is the Kicking Horse River. Renowned tour company Alpine Rafting has recently celebrated their 30th year providing amazing full and half day trips on the river in all shapes and sizes and the customer response has continued to be nothing short of passionate.
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"We've been providing BC and Alberta's biggest Whitewater thrills since 1984," commented a spokesperson from the company. "We really couldn't be more excited to be doing what we love for so long. Come celebrate our 'Dirty 30' birthday year with us! It's an experience that you won't forget."
Alpine Rafting offers a wide range of trip choices including: Rafting Trip options like the Kicking Horse Challenge, the Kick Horse Classic, the Ultimate Whitewater, the Family Whitewater and the Family Whitewater; and Adventure Package options like the Raft 'n Camp, Stags (for men), Stagettes (for women) and the very popular Team Building adventure. To name just a few!
No experience is required and Alpine Rafting offers the longest raft tour on the Kicking Horse River making it perfect for beginners to pick up experience learning paddle strokes and working with their guide with no pressure at all. These features alone have won the tour group consistent heavy praise.
A popular Riverside BBQ lunch is also offered where hot and cold drinks, veggies and dip, Alberta steaks, free range chicken Breast burgers, grilled potato wedges, salad, and cookies for desert are served making for a perfect afternoon while out on the river.
Customers are certainly enjoying Alpine Rafting's attention to detail.
Saskia J., from the Netherlands, recently said in a 5 Star review on TripAdvisor, "We did the kicking horse classic today. The first part was the warming up. After the nice bbq we did the real work. Wet all over, what a thrill. Thanks again for this trip and also for helping us with our problems with another rafting company located in Banff. We're glad it worked out this way."
For more information visit http://www.alpinerafting.com and https://www.facebook.com/raftbc.
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I live in the U.S.A. in Renton Washington. I have been watching Time Team, I want more, If there was a way to bring every one for the shows again, would be nice, but not every one is living,God Bless Mick Aston,,and to all who have passed, I thought it was great fun to watch, If you could send me information of the folks in the show I would like very much.
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Galveston, Texas, has adopted revised setback requirements for new construction near the beach, according to a report in the Galveston County Daily News ("Galveston tightens beach-front construction rules," by Rhiannon Meyers). Already under consideration before 2008's Hurricane Ike, the new rule gained momentum after Ike swept away many beachfront homes, and eroded shorelines to put other homes closer to the water than before.
Under the new rule, new construction will have to stay Back 75 feet from the north toe of dunes, or 350 feet from the mean high-water line, whichever line is farther landward.
The new rule also applies closer scrutiny to the man-made artificial dunes that some property owners have constructed to replace natural dunes destroyed by the storm. Some of these constructed dunes are smaller and less vegetated than a natural dune, reports the Daily News; under the new rule, man-made dunes that are a different size, shape, or appearance from a natural dune can't be used to determine beach setbacks. (The Texas "Open Beaches" law that limits construction near the shore does not draw any distinction between a naturally occurring dune and an artificial one.)
Galveston's new rule echoes a measure adopted three years ago by authorities in Nueces County, which includes the city of Corpus Christi, south and westward on the Gulf coast from Galveston. Nueces County officials welcomed Galveston's vote as confirmation that they were "doing things right," according to a report in the Corpus Christi Caller-Times ("Galveston matches Nueces County's dune protection rule," by Jessica Savage). Fred McCutchon, chairman of the Nueces County Beach Management Advisory Committee, told the Caller-Times, "we had the foresight to plan for growth rather than deal for houses that are on the beach or in the water because of erosion and storm surges."
Meanwhile, work continues on teardowns of properties bought out with funding from FEMA. Houses more than 50% damaged by flood typically can't be rebuilt with federal flood insurance payouts, but may be eligible for government buyouts, with the land being devoted to other uses.


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Quick-Trigger Western v1 #12, 1956 - Putting aside his guns, Rand Hartley decides to live a quieter life, until a troublesome gang rides into town. Splendid layouts and clear storytelling are hallmarks of this Matt Baker tale. The artist intersperses open, borderless panels for emphasis and variety. This works exceptionally well for the most intense scene: as the hero is severely beaten by thugs (see interior page below). Perhaps not coincidentally, two characters share the same last name as two artists in this issue (Hartley and Baker). Other artists in this issue include Bob Forgione, Jack Abel, Al Hartley and John Severin (cover). This is number 1 of 3 Quick-Trigger Western issues with Baker art and/or covers. See today's posts, more Baker or Quick-Trigger Western issues. See also this blog's Matt Baker checklist.
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Can DoD afford to loose the opportunity to save at least US$1B by moving to open solutions?
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I am sure that our US Federal Government CIO and CTO are exploring this...
How much can US Army and Department of Defense save if they move from proprietary to open solutions for email and collaboration needs. Try doing some simple math! the implications are quite profound..
Even if you take a very conservative estimate, you are looking at atleast around US$1B savings!!
- http://www-01.ibm.com/software/lotus/offer/roi-calculator.html
You would wonder than why RFIs like this are floating around?
- http://www.nextgov.com/nextgov/ng_20090911_7299.php?oref=mostread
- https://acquisition.army.mil/asfi/synopsis_attach_viewer.cfm?psolicitationnbr=W91QUZ-09-S-EMCS&pseqnbr=77647
US Bank upgrades to Lotus Notes Domino 8.5 and adopts IBM Collaboration 2.0 technologies
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US Bank, is getting their 58,000 users upgrade to the latest Lotus Notes Domino 8.5. Moreover, this bank, who had more than 5000 siloed Sharepoint sites, is adopting Lotus Quickr and Lotus Connections software in addition to Lotus Sametime that is already in use. Working smarter together...
See details here: http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/28400.wss
"Our industry has undergone unprecedented changes over the last year, and that serves as great example of why it's so important for U.S. Bank's employees to be able to use technology to communicate and collaborate efficiently," said Mark Dickelman, senior vice president, innovation, research and development for U.S. Bank. "Keeping up with economic developments and policy changes and the need to quickly communicate while innovating for growth would be nearly impossible with traditional methods, and that's why Lotus collaboration software will continue to be incredibly useful to us, especially as we continue to solidify our company's position as a leader in the financial services industry."
Makes lots of sense, given the recent TCO math (see my previous blog entries) that shows a reduction in TCO by more than 37% if you adopt IBM Lotus collaboration software rather than Microsoft sharepoint, and office communications server.
How US Government can save Billions of dollars with open source, cloud, and virtualization
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"The U.S. government could save billions of dollars by moving to more open-source software, cloud computing and virtualization, a recent study suggests. Over three years, the potential savings would be US$3.7 billion for using open-source software; $13.3 billion for using virtualization technologies; and $6.6 billion from cloud computing or software-as-a-service, the study said. It was published by MeriTalk http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/pcworld/tc_pcworld/storytext/studyfederalgovtcansavebillionsinitspending/31043699/SIG=10q7earg9/*http://www.meritalk.com/, an online community about IT and public policy; Red Hat, an open-source software vendor; and DLT Solutions, a value-added reseller of Red Hat
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US Open and IBM - interoperable content managment connection.
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Do you have Vignette or Interwoven or Documentum as your content managment solution? Want to protect your investment but want to move towards an open standards based and worlds market leading WebSphere Portal? Want to leverage JSR 170, RSS and Atom feeds? Address the people centric needs in your SOA roll out?
Here is yet another Ace. Check out IBM Workplace Web Content Management 6.0 and ISSL (IBM Software Services for Lotus) RSS Consumer offering that can pull content out of your Interwoven or Documentum repository, and use WCM's delivery engine to dynamically publish the content to websites or IBM WebSphere Portal. See recent press on WCM:
Back to the game though, this year the United States Tennis Association utilized IBM Workplace Web Content Management to empower non-technical staff to publish complex, frequently updated multimedia editorial content to http://USOpen.org, the official Web site of the US Open, and to offer sponsors more effective online marketing opportunities.
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Tons of oil-soaked trash from the massive Gulf Coast oil spill is heading to the region's landfills, including some already contending with environmental concerns, The Associated Press reports.
So far, workers have transported about 50,000 tons of oily debris and boom to nine Gulf Coast area landfills, amounting to 7 percent of the waste they have received lately.
Officials at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency told the AP that the landfill sites meet federal regulations and are being monitored. Federal officials also say the trash that they have sampled every week at the sites has not been hazardous.
However, state records show that one of the landfills, in Louisiana, was cited in May for polluting a stream feeding the Lake Pontchartrain Basin. Two others, both in Alabama, are under investigation — one for groundwater tainted with arsenic and other chemicals, and another for groundwater containing mercury.
Residents and experts have expressed concern that oil-soaked waste could affect groundwater. But experts say it's too soon to tell if oil-soaked garbage poses any greater risk than the trash already in landfills.
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I've received several comments and private messages from pup parents who have dealt with or are currently living life with a liver shunt dog. I've been touched by them and can certainly relate to the stories told to me. Thank you all for your words of encouragement, and I hope that I've been able to reciprocate and encourage others as well.
As for Bruce, he is now 2 and a half years old. It's been a wild ride up til now and we still take life one day at a time. Which is about all anyone can do. We've settled on a diet that works best for Bruce which is Dr. Dodd's liver cleansing diet, supplemented with a canine multi-vitamin and of course his liver supportive supplement (namely milk thistle and sometimes SAM-e). He also has NB vegetarian kibble out for him all the time and we've found treats that he enjoys and are safe for him. He still gets two doses of Lactulose daily and uses Laxatone to help him get his stool out. He had a full blood panel done last month including a bile acids test and I am thrilled to report that his fasting bile acids were 6.6! As his vet said, we are doing a good job so far of managing our little man's illness. What we've been led to believe is that although the proabability of a PSS is still there, it may be more likely that he has hepatic MVD which would be inoperable but manageable with diet and supplements.
As of right now, since Bruce is doing quite well, we've made the decision to put on hold the scintography at U of T. But we're certainly not ruling that out. That still very well may be in his future. But again, it's one day at a time, and each day with him is a gift. Just as each day with our little girl Chi (Bruce's "sister") is also a gift.
Thank you to all of our wonderful Dogster pals and may God bless and keep all your little one's lovingly in His care.
Bruce is now about a year and a half old, he was 3 months old when he came to us. He is currently diagnosed as having a suspected Portosystemic Shunt in his liver as well as suspected MVD (Microvascular Dysplasia). I am starting this diary for two reasons. One-I want to be able to have a place where I can refer back to and check where he's been (progress wise) and where we are presently. Also, this is here for anyone who has a dog with either of these diseases--sometimes it just helps to know you're not alone. This first entry will summarize Bruce's history with PSS/MVD up until now so it will be longer than the entries that will follow.
Bruce was not a very good eater from day one. We tried several different foods...Merrick, Innova, Wellness, Eaglepack...he just seemed picky. Finally we were able to find a kibble that he could tolerate and would accept...Natural Balance L.I.D. Venison and Sweet Potato. We did have better luck with wet food. But even so, he would still not eat well enough and suffered from alternating constipation and diarrhea. Mainly constipation though, he always struggled to have a bowel movement. When he was about 5 months old he started having episodes where he would go and hide under the bed and cry. Or he would become so clingy to me that I couldn't take a step without him wanting up into my arms. We had him x-rayed once thinking he had a blockage but there was nothing.
At one point he was feeling so poorly...he was lethargic, clingy, no appetite and had a round of diarrhea that looked like mucousy muck and smelled exactly like a dead rodent. I took him into the vet and it was assumed that he had a GI infection so he was given antibiotics and Kaopectate along with Prescription ID diet. He improved on the antibiotics (we now know that his improvement was not from a "GI infection clearing up", but from the antibiotics killing off the harmful bacteria that was built up in his system since his liver wasn't doing it's job) so we figured all was well.
Bruce's overall condition would ebb and flow for the next two months. He would still have episodes and we would get more antibiotics or we would adjust his diet down to boiled chicken and rice. We gave him laxatone to help lubricate his intestinal tract and make passing stool easier--which never really helped. But then, at 7 months old he went in to be neutered. We did not have a pre-surgery blood panel done...I wish that I had though.
After his surgery, he was having an excruciating time coming around from the anesthesia (this is notable since we now know that anesthesia is very hard on a liver compromised dog). He would not eat at all, was very clingy and listless. Our vet at the time was an elderly man and felt that we were getting into territory that was out of his range at this point in his life. So we were referred to another vet for blood testing.
Bruce's initial blood panel indicated clearly that "something" was going on with his liver. We then had a bile acid test (BAT) run with the remaining blood from that sample so it was a free collected BAT. The result was an 81! That vet immediately wanted to do a liver biopsy to determine if it was a PSS. Since Bruce was under a year old, it was most likely a congenital PSS. But, I researched up on the subject and felt that a biopsy at that time was too risky of a first step. I'm glad that I passed because I found out later that if that vet had done the biopsy, he would not have been able to perform the surgery to correct a PSS and would have simply sewn him back up and sent us off for another surgery at the university. And we wouldn't have known if the shunt was operable anyway. He did start Bruce on Denamarin though--a veterinary grade neutraceutical containing milk thistle and SAM-e. Both liver supporting properties and overall a very good choice for a dog with liver disease.
So I located an internal medicine specialist vet in our area and took Bruce there. He informed us that they had "the best" ultrasonagrapher on staff who would "most certainly locate a shunt if there was one to be found". We had to delay the ultrasound for two weeks while we figured out how to come up with such a large sum of money so quickly...especially since we'd already spent the "vet savings" on testing and treatment thus far.
Well, Bruce was a very good boy for his ultrasound. They were planning to sedate him if he squirmed or fussed but they told me that Bruce lay perfectly still on his back for 45 minutes while they performed the test. What a good little man! Afterwards, the vet informed me that they could not find a shunt. They did see an area indicating abnormal blood flow in the liver, but they did not want to label it a shunt. He performed another BAT to determine if the ultrasound should be done again with sedation (to make Bruce even more relaxed thus possibly showing more on screen). This time the BAT came back with much lower numbers--both for the pre-meal test and the post-meal test. The vet decides that Bruce is nothing to worry about. He acts as though he is giving me nothing but good news. He tells me that if I don't want to keep giving Bruce his Denamarin then I didn't have to because, in his opinion, Denamarin and it's usefulness was poppycock anyway. This is all pretty lousy information actually.
We continued with the Denamarin anyway because after Bruce was started on that, he was so very much improved. We also discovered that many dogs with liver disease take Denamarin and in fact, this supplement has been proven for it liver supporting and re-generating benefits.
So we now were in another holding pattern. Bruce was getting along well enough. I discovered a liver cleansing diet recipe that I would cook for him when he was having GI symptoms that seemed to work wonders. He would have his good days and his bad days. Some days he would just be tired. He would lay around while his "sister" (our other Chihuahua), who was only a couple of months younger than him, bounced off the walls and played all day long. Some days we would battle to get him to eat. His constipation and straining to have a bowel movement continued to plague him. But still, all of this was an improvement to the "pre Denamarin" days.
Then, about two months ago, he had his first neurological episode indicating Hepatic Encephalopathy. He had been laying in his doggy bed and had been fine all day long. But suddenly he was holding stock still and looking at us as though he'd never seen us before. He looked dazed. When he did move his head, it was a very slow and deliberate motion. When we tried to touch him, he yelped out and moved away. We were very worried, but at that time we had no idea that this "episode" was related to his liver issues. After about an hour, he went back to normal and was without another incident until roughly one month later. Then it happened again. This time it was pretty much the same except I thought that perhaps, since he is a toy breed dog who didn't eat well, he was having some hypoglycemia. So I gave him a dab of Nutri-Cal but at that point he was already coming out of it so I didn't know if the Nutri-Cal had made the difference or not.
Now--two weeks ago Bruce went in for his annual vaccinations. This is something that I'm not comfortable with because of his liver issues, but went ahead with anyway. I discussed these "episodes" with his vet and he asked me if they happened after Bruce had had a large meal. Well, they had occurred both times on evenings after Bruce had a good day of eating. The vet then told me that because Bruce has a suspected shunt/MVD, it was most likely a toxin build-up in his bloodstream (due to his liver's failure to filter properly) that caused him to have these neurological episodes. He told me to feed Bruce 3-4 very small and low protein meals per day. No large meals at all.
We started doing this, and I had him on the liver cleansing diet, but it happened again. This time he had the same symptoms but he also became very rigid and his neck would "crick" to the side. It was once again a very scary ordeal and left me feeling helpless. I went online and found a liver shunt/MVD email list. After signing up I realized that I was finally in the right place for the right information. They wrote to me about lactulose. I knew about this drug and had mentioned it to both the specialist and the primary vet before, but had been dismissed. Now I knew that this was necessary. He was having H.E. symptoms and needed the lactulose to draw the ammonia out of his blood and assist in passing it out of his body through soft stools. I also was told that his diet needed a major overhaul and quick! No more red meat, in fact, no meat at all. I now have a liver safe diet recipe that is nutrionally balanced and able to be fed long term. I also spoke with the vet and he agreed to prescribe lactulose.
Two of the ingredients of the liver safe diet had to be ordered online, so I am waiting for their delivery and then I will make the new diet. In the meantime, he is still eating the liver cleansing diet (3-4 small portions a day) and a few pieces of vegetarian kibble. I am also picking up prescription liver diet kibble from the vet on Friday.
The hard thing has been having to cut his meals down, he always seems to want more and be hungry. He can no longer have any of his formerly favorite treats, and I can see that has been making him a little unhappy as well. Instead of a piece of a Milkbone Chicken Drumstix treat after he takes his pill like a good boy, he now gets a plain Cheerio. Poor guy. Also, this new feeding arrangement has been tough on our other Chi as well. No more good old meat based kibble laying in the bowl whenever she felt like having a bite. Now her meals are given to her as well (rationed out like Bruce's so she doesn't feel left out when he's eating!).
Ultimately we want to take Bruce to the University of Tennessee. There is an excellent veterinarian there who is a leader in the treatment/surgical correction of PSS. Only then will we know if he truly has a PSS and if it is operable. He may not have PSS and may have just MVD. There is no surgical cure for MVD but with excellent nutrition and medical management the prognosis is not necessarily a death sentence. But he may have PSS and MVD. The bottom line is that if he does have a surgically correctable PSS, it needs to be fixed and time is of the essence. Sadly, funds are in the way as usual. But we will manage him medically as long as possible whilst we figure out how to come up with the sum needed to get to U of T. We WILL get him there one way or another. He is my baby, he is my heart. I love this little man more than words can say. He came to me at a time in my life when I needed him most. He gives me his undivided attention and devotion each and every day. I will try with everything I have and everything I am to give him what he needs at this time when he needs me most.
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We are in the process of building a web site for owners of Boxer dogs. We need a creative logo.
We are building a boxer dog portal. This web site will provide a forums, blog, boxer information, classified ads etc. It will be an all around information portal for new boxer dog owners as well as people looking to purchase their first boxer dog. This is geared more towards family/pet boxers rather than show dogs.
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A tale of two elections: Venezuelan accountability and U.S. irregularities
Venezuelan voting machines have verifiable printouts, all parties participate in vote-security preparations and results are available minutes after the polls close. Compare that with U.S. elections that feature voter suppression, unaccountable voting machines accessible only by the corporations that make them, and days-long delays in many races.
There were two widely watched national elections earlier this month. In one, a popular incumbent won for the fifth time in a voting system called "the best in the world" by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter. The other election featured widespread attempts at voter suppression with many localities using computer systems with no paper backup that do not confirm the results.
The incumbent in the first example is nonetheless routinely referred to the corporate media as a "dictator" while the second country is portrayed by the same corporate media as "the world's greatest democracy" that has the right to dictate to other countries.
The first example, as you have by now surmised, is Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.
If we were to count elections to the parliament, state and local elections, and various referendums, President Chávez and his United Socialist Party of Venezuela have won 15 of 16 elections since 1998. The lone exception was a ballot on constitutional changes that lost by two percentage points – and his reaction was simply to accept the results. Accepting a narrow defeat and allowing an opposition that bitterly hates you and everything you stand for to place a recall referendum on the ballot — it would seem that President Chávez needs to work much harder to become a "dictator."
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It's all been a bit quiet on the blogging front so here's a little insight into my study tour to Bangladesh last month to make up for it. Scott has provided a good summary of the study component on his blog, and I won't bore you with the avalanche of hand painted signs that I found, unless that interests you, in which case visit the ghostsigns blog. Instead I'll just try to capture some of the things that caught my eye when I wasn't trying to photograph painted advertising out of the windows of moving vehicles.
Even the cows had access to better clothing than we did, many that we saw had these sacking jackets to keep them warm.
Cows were everywhere we went, Bangladesh has a big dairy industry as opposed to Cambodia where lactose intolerance makes it a non starter. This was a vaccination centre and it was a very lively and noisy with cows and their owners weaving in and out of the thin trees in the wood.
In Cambodia most houses are made of wood. In Bangladesh they use a lot of mud for construction. Here you can see one being built and the future layout of the rooms within it.
Some of the houses had these lovely decorative features. Painted decorations were everywhere and I was amazed at the skills of the people who produce them.
Here you can see the mud fashioned into a simple stove, and one with a big pot of Dahl bubbling away.
There aren't a lot of tourist attractions in Dhaka and tourism certainly isn't a big industry in Bangladesh. However there is plenty to see if you take some time to walk around and look. For example we found this Disney-esque building which is apparently someone's house.
In keeping with my cataloguing of some of Cambodia's best brands, I also snapped some treats in Bangladesh. Here are four of the best.


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Oxford have completed the loan signing of Southampton forward Lee Holmes.
The left-sided attacker joins the U's for an initial month and is eligible to face Dagenham in npower League Two on Tuesday evening.
Oxford boss Chris Wilder told the club's official website: "Lee has tremendous ability and has played at a good standard all of his career."
He added: ""He makes things happen and is a player I have admired for a very long time."
Holmes began his career with Derby, making over 50 appearances, and has turned out for the Saints on 11 occasions this season.


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