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Interview: Matt Caughthran of The Bronx Talks New Album, Tigers, and Chainsaws
The Bronx are unlike any other hardcore punk band. Consider the facts they have a legitimate mariachi band as an offshoot and that they continuously change their musical style. The latter is obvious when it comes to their new album, Bronx IV (all their records are self-titled so we just started numbering them), a self-described "groove-heavy punk-rock" record that confirms the band's longstanding desire to do something fresh. Revolver caught up with vocalist Matt Caughthran to ask him about the new album, tigers, and chainsaws.
REVOLVER This is the first Bronx record in five years. What's been going on?
MATT CAUGHTHRAN We've been at it with The Bronx but we just haven't written a record. It's funny. It didn't feel like five years until someone pointed it out to me like, Holy shit, it's been that long! We've been playing the whole time but the mariachi band kinda took over for a little while. We put out two records as Mariachi El Bronx. We needed to take a break, let the band breathe for a little bit, and figure out what we want to do next. After Bronx III, we thought we hit a wall a little bit so it was nice to make mariachi music and still be creative, tour, and play.
So tell us about Bronx IV.
We always try to do something different on each record. We like to get ourselves into a new place. One of the things we found ourselves doing on all three records was over-thinking things and we kinda wanted to make a Ramones-style record this time around. Not sonically—I mean, The Bronx doesn't really sound like that but we wanted to idealistically, like, simplifying our sound. We wanted to focus on not over-thinking things and when something sounds good--just be stoked.
The band's sound and image has changed so much over the years from the horror in the "False Alarm" video to playing mariachi. How do you come up with these concepts?
It's been the band's agenda from the get-go. When you start something with that mindset, it makes it a lot easier to maintain that ideal. We're always trying to take steps into the darkness and put ourselves in uncomfortable positions and keep our brains going in that creative way. We're stoked that we got the lucky draw to play music for a living. It's something we worked really hard for. We all feel the same way, you know, it's not like you sit on your ass. You're supposed to do something special and amazing with it. We try to think of a weird way to do it. [Laughs] Whether it's the videos or making records or going on tour… I mean, we had a magician open up for us before. That was crazy. Just do different things. It's more fun that way. It's unique. There are so many great bands. You want to beat your own demons but you also want to separate yourself from the pack.
For this record, the artwork theme is like a cross between Asian art and Chinese food take-out packaging since the preorder has a fortune cookie box. Why this?
We were talking about packaging and Joby [Ford], our guitar player, does all our artwork. What we were originally trying to do was make the take-out box the packaging. The artwork went along with it, too. Personally, I try not to dabble too much on the record label side of life but you have to put together packages with new records and stuff like that. We just tried to do something cool.
So did Joby come in with the tiger and you guys knew that was it?
Yeah. It sounded good. We're working on a video that's… [Laughs] It's amazing. I can't wait for you to see it.
What song is it for?
It's for "Youth Wasted." It's…it's something special.
Switching gears from visual to audio--how would you respond to those who say, "The Bronx aren't heavy anymore?"
In certain ways, we're not. It's not that we aren't heavy anymore, it's that records are a moment in time. Each record is not your entire life span. This isn't a pissed-off record. It's not. There's moments here and there, like "The Unholy Hand" and "Too Many Devils," but The Bronx is not a fake band. We're not going to act pissed off for the sake of being pissed off because people expect that. Each record is supposed to be different and in this moment of our lives we were able to focus on just making a record and being stoked for everything we accomplished. Just make a groove-heavy punk-rock record. It's not the first record. It's not the second record. It's not the third record. It is what it is. It's not the angriest record and I wouldn't hide away from that. It's an interpretation of where we're at in this point of our lives.
So let's say Bronx I and Bronx II are the more pissed-off records. What happened in your life where you're less pissed off?
See, I don't even think it's less pissed off. The first record was an un-corking of everyone's lives up until that point. That's why you have that kind of energy on that record. The second record was us going through a journey of becoming a professional band. That was our major label record. It took us almost a year and a half or two years to record because it was just that: a major label record. Everyone wanted to hear certain things a certain way. The third record was us at our most desperate. No money. No record label. No vision of the future. No idea where the band was headed. And this record finds us at the crest of a new wave. The band's been reborn. After doing Mariachi El Bronx, it breathed new life into The Bronx. The future is now something we look forward to. It's the start of a new chapter for us. I make a ton of mistakes. I'm a man with a lot of regrets. I spend a lot of time writing about those and what I see going on in the world and what we encounter on a daily basis traveling around the world. Sometimes pissed off and sometimes it's funny. I don't want to get caught up with our band having to be a certain way to appease people. It's not out style.
In the lyrics for "Along For the Ride," you say, "We used to be alive/Now we're just along for the ride." Is that what you mean about retrospect or is it something else?
I think it's just something that comes and goes throughout your lifetime. There are moments when you're engaged and there's moments when you're not. It's kind of a reoccurring question in my life. I think it happens to a lot of people. No matter what you do, whether you're an artist or a businessman or a stay-at-home mom, there's times when you're in-tune with what's going on around you and you're in charge of your life. And there are times when you're just kind of watching things pass you by. It's just kind of a reminder to stay in that mindset of living your life to the fullest and being in charge and not letting a day go by that you waste.
When you guys were recording, did anything crazy happen while in the studio to you or to one of the other band members?
Nothing too crazy outside of the normal. Everyone hits their wall. It's like, I thought I had the entire record written lyrically and it just didn't work. So I had to rewrite a lot of songs but that's part of the recording process. It brings the best out of each person. You go pretty fucking crazy but the end result is always what you're looking for. Life is such an insane fucking thing that you're never really afforded the chance to solely focus on one thing. There's always chaos going around you in life. This is the first time that we actually got to sit down and focus on making the record together. Waiting this long to make the record everyone was super-inspired and super-connected to what we're doing musically, idealistically, and all the way around.
Is there a song you're favoring more than the others?
I really like "Pilot Light" because that song means a lot to me, to us. It's that song about regret. It's the things you can't get out of your mind. I look at a pilot light as something that never goes out for better or for worse. It's the things you can't fix and can't get back. I'm just really connected to that song.
Before I got the record, I saw the trailer on the website. What's up with that?
Oh, with the English dude? [Laughs] Yeah, it makes no sense, right? We were on tour over in England and we had a friend. We said, "Hey, we have to put together some sort of video, a teaser." People think it's, like, a sign of things to come which is great because it's total bullshit and it doesn't mean anything. It's a dead-end street that goes nowhere. So it's pretty ridiculous.
I'm from New York and you're from California, so why did you call yourselves The Bronx?
When we started the band, it was based on confusion. Back then, things used to be pretty heated in the west coast and east coast battle. So we thought, Why not call ourselves The Bronx since we're from LA? To us, it makes perfect sense but nobody gets it.
I remember once on TV, there was this show where they showed off the fact you could scream as loud as a chainsaw.
It was some sort of Fuse show [Rock and Roll Acid Test] and they took me all over LA to scream at people and stuff. It was pretty retarded. But yeah, I think I ended up at chainsaw level which is good. I'm probably louder today.
So you're the reigning champion.
I have to be honest with you, I've never defended my title. I'm sure there's some up-and-comers out there that are more than willing to knock me off my throne.
Well, your voice is pretty powerful. I mean, some dudes scream and their voice cracks but your voice is completely strong.
Yeah. It's something that, for better or for worse, I've been working on for a long time. I know how to sing, but screaming, I always tell people, it's something that comes from inside you. You can look up videos on YouTube on how to scream and do death-metal vocals but that's gonna teach you a simple form of someone else's method. All the good punk -rock screamers and all the good maniacs out there, it comes from the man that's inside. That's where it's supposed to come from and that's where it comes from for me.
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BASS player Terry Neal has become a walking advert for his favourite guitar shop.
He stunned staff at Guitar Mania in Parkstone by walking in one day and showing them the shop's name tattooed on his arm.
Terry, 58, of Northbourne, has been playing since the age of 11 and credits music with helping him through the brain illness encephalitis.
In recent years, he has bought his bass guitars and equipment at Guitar Mania in Ashley Road.
"They always give excellent service. They're a good bunch of lads," he said.
"They always take the time to explain things and show how things work. It's all first name terms. It's like they're mates rather than you being a client."
Terry chose to have the logo of the Fender company tattooed on one arm in a tribute to the Fender Stratocaster guitar.
Shortly before he had the logo tattooed – by "Gentle John" of Classic Tattooing in Alder Road – he decided to add the guitar shop's name around it.
Terry has been a semi-professional bassist, playing over the years for local bands including Killawott, The Keep and Brian Moon and the Satellites. His bass heroes include Jaco Pastorius, Phil Lynot and Paul McCartney.
"The bass and the drums hold everything together. It's like the engine room. If you haven't got a bass and drums, you haven't got a band," he said.
He says a bout of encephalitis – an inflammation of the brain – in 2001 cost him his job as a fork lift driver, his first marriage and his home.
But his love of music helped see him through. He found religious faith at St Andrew's Church in Kinson and is happily remarried. "I can't imagine not having music in my life," he said.
Chris Farley, managing director of Guitar Mania, said Terry was a "really nice guy" who had been a customer for years.
"What we do for him is pretty much the same as we do for anybody. We spend time with people and if people want to ask questions and try things out, they can," he said.
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The headline was promising
enough. "International Law Should Not Be
Victors' Justice." And "Indicted or convicted war criminals
are all citizens of small, poor
countries." Unfortunately, Richard Gwyn, the
Toronto Star columnist whose July
4th column begins so auspiciously, never
really got to the finish, tripped up by errors along the way.
Genocide charges arose from the
fertile imaginations of NATO spin doctors,
needing a pretext to justify a massive campaign of aerial
bombing. As Paul Buteux, a political scientist at the
University of Manitoba put it, "I have no
doubt that whoever was putting those
intelligence reports together prior to the NATO air campaign would
be under pressure to put things in the
worst possible light. There was a
point when the spin doctors came in."
In recent days, the NATO spin has
been resurrected by the media, trotted out
to be placed prominently in stories of Milosevic's appearance in the
dock at The Hague.
Gwyn's third faux pas: "The case
against Milosevic is overwhelming," he
writes. This from a man who can't get the charges
straight. Needless to say, Gwyn's a little
sketchy on the evidence, presenting...well,
presenting none.
Those of a more pensive bent than
Gwyn, might wonder just how overwhelming
the case against Milosevic really is. An AFP story has
chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte announcing July 3rd that the
trial could last 10 years. One could
hardly imagine a air-tight case taking 10
Meanwhile, in a June 29th report,
Jane's Security warns that " obtaining a
successful prosecution may prove far more difficult" than spiriting
Milosevic to The Hague. "The main problem," the reports says,
"is likely to be a lack of hard
evidence to connect the ousted head of state with
actual crimes alleged to have been committed on the ground in
Hard evidence of genocide is
certainly hard to come by, which may be why
a genocide charge hasn't been made by the Hague Tribunal.
NATO, which once issued foreboding
warnings of 100,000 corpses littered throughout
Kosovo, and then decided 10,000 was more believable, long ago
backed away from even the 10,000 claim,
acknowledging that the body count is well
below 10,000. Dr. Peter Markesteyn, a Winnipeg forensic pathologist
who was among the first war crimes investigators to arrive in
Kosovo after NATO ended its bombing
campaign, said "We were told there were
100,000 bodies everywhere. We performed 1,800 autopsies -- that's
Fewer than 2,000 corpses. None
found in the Trepca mines. No remains in
the vats of sulphuric acid. Most found in isolated graves -- not in
the mass graves NATO warned about. And no
clue as to whether the bodies were those
of KLA fighters, civilians, even whether they were Serbs or ethnic
No wonder then that of all the
incidents on which Slobodan Milosevic
has been indicted for war crimes, the total body count is not
10,000, not even 1,800 -- but 391!
But then maybe Gwyn is privy to
information war crimes investigators and,
even The Hague Tribunal itself, doesn't know about it. Or maybe
not. Maybe he just lives in the rich fantasy world, called
the media, which exists in parallel with
the real world, with only the most tenuous
of connections to what really goes on. A world that doesn't threaten
established authority or great powers or victor's justice.
An extreme view? Gwyn thinks so.
Mr. Steve Gowans is a
writer and political activist who lives in Ottawa, Canada.
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Chinese tech companies see voice-activated products as the gateway to a future where platforms animated by artificial intelligence will power homes, cars and offices. But to some, this first wave in the AI revolution already looks frothy.
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos became the richest person in the world as the online retailer's stock rose ahead of quarterly results.
Pyongyang's cyberarmy has splintered into multiple groups and is unleashing orchestrated attacks increasingly focused on funneling stolen funds to the secretive nation, according to a government-backed South Korean report.
Samsung's plan to conquer Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant moves talking AIs in an ambitious new direction. Too bad Bixby under-delivers in its debut in the Galaxy S8, writes Geoffrey A. Fowler.
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Kerner was one of the most inspired poets of the swabian school.
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I see before me a strapping man, blond enough to be one of my swabian knights, yet who claims to come from the Sultan of Cairo.
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Navarrete had often heard the swabian and his work praised, and wore a corselet from his workshop.
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Destination: Canada & New England
Embarkation: Bayonne (Cape Liberty)
Food: We thought that the quality and the preparation was very good. We did each of the specialty restaurants and found Normandy & Qsine to be excellent. A little disappointed in Bistro on Five. We only ate dinner in the MDR 3 times because we did not find it to be very relaxing there -- it was very noisy and overcrowded. However, the evening buffet on this ship was far superior to the Infinity which we sailed in May for 23 days, so we ate in the buffet the other nights and enjoyed the grilled fish & meats as well as the pasta, sushi and other stations.
Entertainment: Very poor. The male singers had very good voices but the amplification in the main theatre for the production shows was so loud that we left early. The music in the bars did not meet our expectations and I cannot understand the rationale behind two guitarists and no string group -- probably the guitarists cost less & X is trying to save money. On our More Infinity cruise in May, they had an excellent string group from Russia, and we were so disappointed in the quality of the entertainment on this cruise.
Service: Our room stewards were outstanding. The service in the buffet and bars was excellent. Service in the MDR did not meet our expectations; mostly adequate but nothing special -- maybe that's what "Modern Luxury" is all about. As an example, my husband likes tea for breakfast and after ordering it on multiple mornings (with 2nd/3rd requests) and still no tea brought to the table, he started drinking milk instead. However, coffee was easily available.
Activities: My husband enjoyed the Trivia sessions each day and met some very nice people there.
Ports: Excellent. We did not do any tours preferring to explore on our own. Weather: Excellent Seas: Smooth Debarkation: Smooth.
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The first Skonafest concert was held in Frenchman's Cove on Saturday, Aug. 9, 2012.
Performers such as Jason Rogers and the Socialites hit the stage. While the ran held off for a time, there was some thunder, lightning and rain sending festival goers scurrying for cover.
TOP PHOTO: Jason Rogers on guitar and vocals performs.
MIDDLE PHOTO: From left, Paul Penney and Justin Hulan didn't mind the rain and came prepared to Skonafest.
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If there is a point to Playbox's end-of-year farrago, it is extremely well hidden. Certainly, it is not a pantomime, despite its title and the promises of the advertising material.
Pantomimes, for those of us old enough to remember, were knockabout musical comedy presentations of traditional fairytales in which the principal boy was played by a girl, you yelled a warning whenever the villain tried to steal a precious object, there was always a "lavish" transformation scene and hordes of junior ballerinas, and a comedian played the dame, much loved by children because she (he) was falling-down funny.
Despite the inevitable "Oh yes he is"/"Oh no he isn't" exchange and a rather token encouragement to shout, "He's behind you", there is precious little real pantomime spirit in Tom Wright's zealously chauvinistic concoction. It is more akin to an over-the-top, Victorian-era melodrama played by yokels.
Anna Tregloan's set creates a wonderful atmosphere of a bushland clearing, where some ragtag travelling players in the Boer War era have set up their stage and are about to put on a show. The inestimable Max Gillies is the half-shickered leader of the troupe who, after introducing her "poor, raggedy churls of Thespis", also plays the pivotal role of frontier woman Aunty Avaricia. Three fart jokes in the first scene rather set the standard.
If anyone was born to play a panto dame it is Gillies, and he attacks Avaricia, pictured right, with characteristic gusto (no doubt poised to build the part as the season progresses). But he is pushing uphill, because this dame is not the beloved figure of fun we have a right to expect. She is the villain of this piece, ordering her niece and nephew to be killed in the bush in order to claim their inheritance. Excuse me - isn't this the province of Cinderella's wicked stepmother? Panto dame indeed!
The "babes" (Caroline Craig and Lucy Taylor) are left for dead by Avaricia's henchpersons, a comical wallaby and emu (engagingly played by Julie Forsyth and Francis Greenslade), but they manage to survive the harsh bush and a tumble into the ruins of an ancient, underground civilisation and a hallucinatory magic carpet ride in the Baghdad of Arabian Nights legend (the maddest, most effective scene), to be finally rescued from a bushfire by Jack, the drover's bronzed Anzac of a son (Eddie Perfect) and Phyllis, Avaricia's daughter (Di Emry). Oh yes, and the drought breaks.
It may sound as if the ingredients for a fun show are there, especially when cast and director Michael Kantor work so energetically to that end. But they are defeated by the incoherent book, which is all over the place like a marsupial's breakfast and tosses around often ironic allegories about historical events, migrants, asylum seekers, terrorists and politicians without focus or consistent style.
It is hard to work out why, towards the end of Act I, Avaricia should step forward for a "History of Australia" lecture, downstage front and centre with a whiteboard and pointer. The scene is not connected to the plot, is only mildly amusing at best, and brings any momentum in the show to a dead stop. Its presence is the main indicator of a lack of clear vision of what the show should be.
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On Tuesday (June 7) the "Hills" hottie and her quarterback beau took a limousine for a fun filled evening out on the town, and of course they documented the occasion via Instagram.
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The "Laguna Beach" babe took to her Twitter account today (May 31) to unveil plans for a new show in celebration of the 10th anniversary of "The Hills" on MTV.
Things took a turn for the worse on Thursday (January 22) for Kristin Cavallari, as she was involved in an auto accident outside of Chicago.
The "Laguna Beach" alum was driving solo when her vehicle was struck by another driver, and she was taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries.
She's getting quite the full house after giving birth to her third child back in November, and Kristin Cavallari finally gave her social media followers a look at Saylor James on Wednesday (January 6).
Reality star Kristin Cavallari is in mourning following the discovery of her brother's body, almost two weeks after he was reported missing.
Police in Utah launched a search for Michael Cavallari after his 2014 Honda Civic was found abandoned by the side of the Interstate 70 in Grand County on November 27, the day after America's Thanksgiving holiday, and his sister broke her silence about the drama earlier this week (December 7) to thank fans for their support.
Many folks are looking forward to spending time with family this holiday season, but Kristin Cavallari's brother is missing in Utah.
According to the Grand County Sheriff's Department, Mr. Cavallari's 2014 Honda Civic was found abandoned on Interstate 70 on November 27th and they're treating the matter as an active missing person investigation.
With Thanksgiving just a few days away, Kristin Cavallari and her husband Jay Cutler have plenty for which to be thankful.
On Monday (November 23), the "Hills" alum took to her Instagram account to share the news that she'd given birth to her third child- "Saylor James Cutler was born today at 1:32pm."
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A new event that began last year at the National Sports Collectors Convention will be brought along to Cleveland. Sunday, Aug. 2 will be Cleveland Plain Dealer Family Day. A family of four will be able to enter the show for only $25, with tickets available at the I-X Center.
All attendees entering the National on Sunday will receive a free raffle drawing ticket. (VIPs and Super VIPs will receive these tickets when they pick up their gift bags.) The ticket can then be placed in the drawing box located in the Family Sports Arena Area directly in front of the Ferris Wheel. Drawings for great prizes will take place at 2 p.m. The Fun Zone, consisting of many of the major trading card manufacturers and distributors, will be manning tables set in front of the Ferris Wheel to hand out free prizes. The Fun Zone will open at noon and operate until 2 p.m., when the raffle begins. You must be present to win. Along with free Ferris Wheel rides, many of the Nationals exhibitors will be set up in the Family Sports Arena running activities and providing giveaways geared toward families, as well.
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Berlin, the national capital, is located roughly 250 miles (402 kilometers) to the northeast of Nieder-Weisel, while Frankfurt is 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the south.
Try not to limit yourself to Nieder-Weisel, because this region has been blessed with an abundance scenic and cultural attractions which await the savvy traveler. Don't miss the Fountain Court and Rosen Museum in Bad Nauheim, about 4 miles (6 kilometers) away from Nieder-Weisel. If you have the time to spend longer in this part of Germany, make your way over to Kronberg to visit the Golf and Land Club Kronberg and Opel-Zoo. Kronberg is 18 miles (29 kilometers) away.
Organize some transport and spend half a day in Bad Homburg v. D. Hoehe, a regional center, 13 miles (21 kilometers) from Nieder-Weisel. The city offers a number of tourist attractions, including Kurhaus Bad Homburg, Bad Homburg Castle and Church of the Redeemer (Erloeserkirche). White Tower, Gothic House and Saalburg Roman Fort are also well-worth investigating before returning to Nieder-Weisel.
Learn something new by spending a few hours at Hessen's wonderful art museums, theaters and history museums. A great way to truly understand an area is by exploring its history. Don't miss the historic mansions while you are in the area.
Why don't you spend some time with a knowledgable local guide and sign on for a specialised tour? Segway tours and city walking tours are popular in this region.
When the time comes to leave Nieder-Weisel, use your last euros on last minute keepsakes for the folks at home and say Tschüss (farewell).


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LEE Vaughan has joined Football League 2 side Cheltenham Town on a two-year deal.
The 27-year-old was offered a new deal by Kidderminster Harriers but decided to end his four-year tenure at the Aggborough outfit but could not turn down a move into the Football League.
Since joining the club during in the summer of 2010 from Telford, Vaughan has become one of the best right-backs in the Conference Premier.
He was voted the fans' player of the season last season for his consistent displays.
Vaughan made a total of 178 appearances for Harriers.
Manager Gary Whild said: "Since the day he came into the club, Lee has done fantastically and I made it a priority when I came back as manager to try and sort something out with him.
"We did our best and I am sure Lee will be the first to tell you that we've done all we can to try and keep him and that we couldn't have done any more."
"Whilst we're disappointed to lose him we're delighted to see Lee move into the League and I really hope he goes on to do as well in League 2 and beyond as he has done here at Kidderminster."


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ABC Reporter's Cancer Diagnosis Brings Back Scary Memories [VIDEO]
Amy Robach agreed to have an on-air mammogram for a segment on ABC's Good Morning America during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the test showed she had breast cancer.
The same thing almost happened to me. No, really, it did. Several years ago, I agreed to have a mammogram as part of an on-air radio promotion during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, to point out that men need to be conscious of the risks of breast cancer as well.
We even come up with a clever radio name for the test, a "Man-O-Gram", to publicize the event. But shortly after I had the test the doctor administering the mammogram called me back in to her office to tell me she had seen something concerning in my scan, and advised me to take the test again to verify the results.
I still remember the feeling that came over me as I heard that news. It was as though I had been hit with a sucker punch to the gut and couldn't catch my breath. All the wise guy cracks and smart remarks about the "Man-O-Gram" were forgotten. I was afraid.
The second test showed that what looked to be a cancerous mass in the first test was, in fact, just a shadow. There was no mass; it was a false alarm.
Still, I have never forgotten those few moments at the imaging clinic that day when I thought my life was suddenly in jeopardy. I think about that day whenever I hear about someone being diagnosed with cancer. How did they feel upon hearing that news?
Unfortunately for Amy Robach, there was no mistake. Fortunately for her, though, she had the test. A doctor has since told her that the mammogram saved her life, and she'll have both breasts surgically removed this Thursday.
Robach is married to "Melrose Place" actor Andrew Shue. She has two daughters and three stepsons.
I don't know Amy personally, but I feel a certain kinship with her, and I'm really routing for her in this fight.
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MOLAA in Long Beach, California is the only museum in the western United States exclusively dedicated to modern and contemporary Latin American art.
The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County protects over 35 million specimens, dating back 4.5 billion years. NHM is home to some of the first, best and only specimens, exhibits and experiences of their kind.
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A BEWDLEY councillor has left a bitter taste in the mouth of a cake shop boss after suggesting she quit her shop and leave town in a row of over a new medical centre.
Labour's Paul Gittins reduced Kimberley Bennett to tears after he told her she could shut her successful Load Street business when she voiced her concerns about the loss of parking the new surgery would create .
Miss Bennett, who opened Kimmy Loves Cake Bake Shop just over two years ago, spoke to Mr Gittins about her fears after a Wyre Forest District Council planning meeting on Tuesday last week, at which the centre was given the go-ahead.
Miss Bennett had been furious the town council had backed the ambitious plans despite fears from businesses that it could hit trade in the town but was left stunned by Mr Gittins' response .
"I went to the planning meeting to hear the decision on the medical centre and after that I got into conversation with Paul Gittins and when I told him how concerned I was about the new medical centre he said 'if you don't like it, put your house on the market, leave the town and shut your business', at which point I was quite upset and I walked away," Miss Bennett explained.
"I was really upset because I have worked really, really hard to get this business up and running. It wasn't very nice for him to tell me to just leave . I was shocked and surprised at his reaction.
"I have lived here for six years. I bought my first home here and I love it here so when someone tells you to leave it's almost like you're not important but all businesses are important in the town."
Miss Bennett, who ran her business from her Dowles Road home for 18 months before opening her cake shop, said Mr Gittins had apologised to her the following day, adding she was still disappointed the former mayor stood by what he had said.
"It' s hard to set up a business and do well, " she explained. "As a town councillor and someone who represents a particular party he should know that that's not the type of thing you should say to people .
"You don't expect anyone to say that to you, never mind someone who is supposed to be representing the town."
She said she still had "massive concerns" about the effect the new medical centre would have on her trade when it is built in the town's Dog Lane car park, taking up 99 parking spaces.
She added: "It's really important that people have parking in the town. I was disappointed that the town council backed the decision for the medical centre.
"Despite people who expressed their concerns about parking issues, they still decided it was a good thing."
Mr Gittins, recently named as a Diamond Champion for dedicating his time to others, said: "I have spoken to Kimberley. I have apologised and as far as I'm concerned it's the end of the matter ."


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The Advanced Manufacturing Technology degree is designed to prepare students for careers in a modern manufacturing environment. This program will prepare students with skills to work effectively in teams, as well as skills in design, production, quality, and maintenance systems within the manufacturing environment.
General Education Requirements15
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COM121 Communication in the Workplace 3
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ENG152 Business Communication3
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ENG153 Technical Writing3
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"24" is just a TV show. But in her Los Angeles Times column of today, America Tortures (yawn), Rosa Brooks cites the actions of the show's characters -- and the American public's reaction to them -- as evidence of the way in which we have become inured to U.S. government-sponsored torture. In doing so, Brooks unwittingly raises another, more interesting issue.
Writes Rosa: "If you need any more evidence that the American public has gotten blasé about torture, consider the hit Fox action drama '24.' The show featured 67 torture scenes during its first five seasons, and most of those depicted torture being used by 'heroic' U.S. counter-terror agents."
Note Brooks' placement of scare quotes around "heroic." For the enlightened folks of the liberal media elite, Jack Bauer is no hero -- he is best viewed as a torturer. But Brooks leaves an important question unanswered. '24' has taken the ticking-bomb scenario one lethal step further. As devotees well know, that nuclear bomb didn't just tick -- it exploded, killing thousands of people right in the heart of the LA Times subscription base. The '24' terrorists have three more nukes out there and are doing everything within their power to use them.
And so the question arises, if torturing people with crucial knowledge about the imminent explosion of nuclear weapons to kill Americans is off Ms. Brooks' refined table, just what would she propose? We can joke about subjecting terrorists to a reading of Barbara Boxer's Senate floor speeches. But in all seriousness, what would Ms. Brooks do? If it had been her loved ones in Valencia along with thousands of other people about to die, and the person with life-or-death knowledge was bound before her, would she have been unwilling to push the plunger on the torture drug that would make him talk? And if not, what?
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About this Program
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January 24, 2012 — David Scheffer, who served for four years as the first U.S. ambassador-at-large for war crimes issues, will visit the University of Virginia School of Law to discuss contemporary issues in war crimes and provide a historical overview of war crimes tribunals.
Scheffer, a law professor and director of the Center for International Human Rights at the Northwestern University School of Law, will speak Feb. 3 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Withers-Brown Hall, room 104, at the Law School.
As ambassador from 1997 to 2001, Scheffer led American initiatives on war crimes tribunals, including the establishment of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia, the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, the International Criminal Court and the Special Court for Sierra Leone.
Scheffer also led U.S. negotiators in talks at the United Nations to establish the International Criminal Court.
Scheffer is author of the 2011 book, "All the Missing Souls: A Personal History of the War Crimes Tribunals." Following his talk, Scheffer will sign copies of his book, which will be available for purchase.
The book's publisher, Princeton University Press, describes the book as "an insider's account of the international gamble to prosecute those responsible for genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, and to redress some of the bloodiest human rights atrocities in our time."
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Bhubaneswar, March 24: The State Commission for Women has asked Santosini Mallick, 31, who brought allegations of dowry-torture against her brother-in-law and senior IPS officer Gopabandhu Mallick, to appear before it on April 11.
Confirming this to The Telegraph, the complainant, who is the mother of two girls, said: The commission has asked me and my husband to appear on April 11. I got the letter a day ago. I will explain everything before the commission and demand justice.
In her FIR, Santosini accused the IPS officer, apart from her husband Nand Kishore Mallick, father-in-law Purna Chandra Mallick, mother-in-law Subasini Mallick, sister-in-law Bhabani Mallick and her husbands brother Akshay Mallick of torturing her for dowry.
Stating that she was passing through a harrowing time, Santosini said: No one has been arrested despite lodging an FIR last week. Police should take them into custody. They have taken both my daughters away and are not allowing me to meet them.
Chairperson of the commission, Lopamudra Buxipatra, said: I will comment only after going through the details of the case.
In a damage control exercise, the state government last night shifted the additional director general (ADG) of police and the chief investigating officer of the State Human Rights Commission, Gopabandhu Mallick, to the police headquarters and posted him as ADG (communications).
Santosh Upadhyay, who was inspector general (communications), was posted as the chief investigator of State Human Rights Commission.
Mohanty case
In the other dowry torture case, police is yet to arrest former minister Raghunath Mohanty. We are running out of patience. The human rights cell is yet to arrest the accused, said K.K. Choudhury, father of Barsa Swony, who brought allegation of dowry torture against Mohanty and his family.
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Frost Bank Tower - Austin, Texas
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The Frost Bank Tower was the first skyscraper in the United States to start construction after the September 11, 2001 attack. It was the tallest building in Austin until 2008.
posted by: DougK
location: Texas
date approved: 11/20/2014
last visited: 12/18/2015
360 Condominiums - Austin, Texas
The 360 Condominiums is currently the second tallest building in Austin.
last visited: 12/19/2015
The Austonian - Austin, Texas
The Austonian is the tallest, all-residential building in North America-west of the Mississippi.
last visited: 6/28/2016
Žižkov Television Tower / Žižkovský vysílac (Prague)
Zizkov Television Tower in Prague, 216 m high, was built in 1985-1992 and is still the highest man-made structure in the Czech capital...
posted by: Dorcadion Team
location: Hlavni mesto Praha, Czech Republic
date approved: 11/12/2014
last visited: 4/20/2014
KölnTurm - Cologne, Germany
DE: Hochhaus im Mediapark Köln
EN: Skyscraper in Mediapark Cologne
posted by: Narayan,
location: Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
date approved: 10/13/2014
last visited: 4/30/2017
Grand Lisboa - Macau
Grand Lisboa is a 58-floor, 261m tall (856 ft) hotel and casino in Macau, designed by Hong Kong architects Dennis Lau and Ng Chun Man.
posted by: razalas
location: Macau
date approved: 9/12/2014
last visited: 6/11/2015
Four Embarcadero Center - San Francisco, CA
The Four Embarcadero Center skyscraper in San Francisco.
posted by: saopaulo1
location: California
date approved: 8/26/2014
last visited: 9/2/2014
Edificio Coltejer - Medellin, Colombia
The Coltejer Building is the tallest building in Medellín, Colombia, the fourth tallest in Colombia and the tenth tallest in South America.
location: Colombia
date approved: 8/20/2014
last visited: never
Civic Opera House - Chicago, Illinois, USA.
The 555 feet tall, Chicago 'Civic Opera House' building, with 45 floors, opened in 1929 with a 3,500 seat auditorium. The multi use theatre is the current home of the Chicago Lyric Opera Company.
posted by: veritas vita
location: Illinois
date approved: 6/11/2014
last visited: 11/19/2015
One Museum Park West - Chicago, Illinois, USA.
One Museum Park West is the companion structure to One Museum Park in the Near South Side community area in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
date approved: 6/10/2014
last visited: 10/14/2015
Marriott Rivercenter - San Antonio, TX
Not as tall as the Tower of the Americas needle, but at 546 ft (166 m) it's the tallest building.
posted by: vhasler
last visited: 10/14/2014
Trianon — Frankfurt am Main, Germany
The Trianon is the 6th tallest skyscraper in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
posted by: prussel
location: Hessen, Germany
date approved: 3/24/2014
last visited: 5/21/2017
WestendGate — Frankfurt am Main, Germany
The WestendGate (also known as The Marriott Hotel) is the 11th tallest skyscraper in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
last visited: 5/22/2017
First Canadian Place - Toronto, Ontario
First Canadian Place is the largest building in Canada and was the sixth tallest in the world when it was completed in 1976. It is the 15th tallest building in North America.
posted by: Trail Blaisers
location: Ontario, Canada
date approved: 2/4/2014
last visited: 6/20/2014
Carlton Centre Office Tower - Johannesburg, South Africa
At 223 meters (732 ft), the Carlton Centre is the tallest building in Africa, about 40m shy of featuring on the world's top 100 skyscrapers list.
posted by: denben
location: Gauteng, South Africa
date approved: 11/24/2013
Warsaw Financial Center - Warszawa, Poland
Warsaw Financial Center is a skyscraper in Warsaw with a height of 165 metres topped with an antenna mast which is nearly 21 m.
posted by: puczmeloun
location: Mazowieckie, Poland
date approved: 11/8/2013
last visited: 6/7/2015
Zlota 44 - Warszawa, Poland
Zlota 44 is a mainly residential skyscraper in central Warsaw
last visited: 4/21/2013
Bank of New York Building - NYC, NY
The Bank of New York Building is located at 1 Wall Street in Manhattan.
posted by: Metro2
location: New York
date approved: 10/28/2013
last visited: 9/27/2013
The Trump Building - NYC, NY
The Trump Building at 40 Wall Street was the World's Tallest Building April 1930 to May 27, 1930-- losing that title to the Chrysler Building.... which in turn, only held that title until the Empire State Building was completed in 1931.
date approved: 10/25/2013
last visited: 8/13/2016
New York Times Tower - NYC, NY
Home of the New York Times newspaper which has won more Pulitzer Prizes than any other organization, this 52 story building is 1,046.01 ft. high.
date approved: 10/23/2013
last visited: 12/30/2014
Bank of New York & Trust Company Building - NYC, NY
The Bank of New York & Trust Company Building is located at 48-50 Wall Street and is 512.99 feet tall.
date approved: 10/5/2013
last visited: 7/25/2013
Turning Torso - Malmö, Sweden
HSB Turning Torso is the tallest skyscraper in Sweden and the Nordic countries.
posted by: Noe1
location: Skåne, Sweden
date approved: 9/9/2013
last visited: 7/15/2015
St George Wharf Tower - Nine Elms Lane, London, UK
St George Wharf Tower is a 180m tall residential building alongside the River Thames in south west London. The tower sprang to fame in January 2013 when the construction crane was hit by a helicopter in January 2013.
posted by: Master Mariner
location: London, United Kingdom
date approved: 7/1/2013
last visited: 7/19/2016
Leadenhall Building ("The Cheese Grater") - Leadenhall Street, London, UK
This 50 storey tower opposite Lloyd's of London rises to a height of 224.5 metres (802 feet). It has been given the name "The Cheese Grater" due to its wedge shape that makes it look like a kitchen utensil of the same name.
date approved: 5/30/2013
last visited: 1/22/2012
20 Fenchurch Street (The Walkie Talkie) - Fenchurch Street, London, UK
The building, 20 Fenchurch Street, has been given the name "The Walkie Talkie" due to its unusual shape. The building is on the south side of Fenchurch Street and is scheduled for completion in spring 2014.
date approved: 5/27/2013
last visited: 10/21/2016
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Counselling 2 (RHHG5012)
This unit concentrates on the process of counselling, making links between microskills and building an 'intentional interviewing' style. The microskills of challenging and confrontation are given prominence and participants are expected to reflect on their practice and the appropriateness of challenging and confronting clients. The candidate will develop basic counselling skills for future application to reproduction counselling. Ethical issues for counselling practice, with a particular focus on the ethical dimensions regarding reproductive medicine, are examined.
Further unit of study information
3x4hr lectures
presentation (60%), and essay assignment (40%)
Faculty/department permission required?
Study this unit outside a degree
Non-award/non-degree study
If you wish to undertake one or more units of study (subjects) for your own interest but not towards a degree, you may enrol in single units as a non-award student.
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If you are from another Australian tertiary institution you may be permitted to underake cross-institutional study in one or more units of study at the University of Sydney.


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Last Tuesday, my wife and I made our way to the local Target to pick up diapers, wipes, juice, etc. for my 18-month-old daughter. As part of our routine, I always seem to wander off into the electronic section of the store. I told my wife that I'm going to pick up the red-cased New Super Mario Bros. Wii and that I'll find her afterward. While I'm making my way to the electronics section to have the electronics Target employee unlock the shelf and sell me my copy of NSMBW, I'm confronted with a huge display case showing Tuesday's latest releases on DVDs. The eye-catching release today wasn't a blockbuster movie, but "Lost: Season 5". As everyone knows who purchases DVDs, the first 5 days of release have a discounted price at Target - $37.99 instead of the full-priced $49.99 for Lost: Season 5. Later, I returned to my wife with a Target bag of 2 purchases, the originally planned purchase of NSMBW and Lost Season 5. The moral of this short intro - buy it now for cheap or wait a couple of years after they've dropped the price.
Lost is just too bad ass to pass up and not tell the world (you) about, especially if I'm looking for clues into what the upcoming final season is going to wrap with. I think I found it.
Mysteries of the Universe - Spoiler Alert The best reason to own the Lost: Season 5 is not only because it's the best show on television, but I caught something in the Bonus Materials that was just too cool to pass up. There's a feature called "Mysteries of the Universe". It's supposed to be a documentary from the early 80's that deals explores secret societies like the Freemasons and the Skull and Bones. This documentary covers the mysterious origins of the octagonal logo synonymous with the Dharma Initiative. This feature is a solid production effort from Bad Robot and really adds to the allure of the Lost universe.
The documentary cleverly talks about how people were turning up missing after job interviews with the Dharma Initiative. Some people show up years later and talk about how they've been in the South Pacific, specifically in Tonga.
"Mysteries of the Universe" also touches on mysterious Lost characters like Eloise Hawking and Daniel Faraday and the relationship of their names. There's a really deep look into the Hanso Foundation and Dharma founders in 1970 - Gerald and Karen Degroot at the University of Michigan, under the funding of Alvar Hanso. These were once names spouted off in the orientation videos of Dr. Marvin Candle. The documentary also talks about the mysterious funding through a church in Los Angeles, which is built on land that is owned by the Dharma Initiative. It talks about how the funding has been spent on equipment to provide maintenance for a submarine and what a submarine could be used for outside of military use.
The most important piece of information is the suggestion that there may be extra-terrestrial influences with the Dharma Initiative, which may be the best way to sum up a television series that just spent the last season and a half implementing the science fiction elements like time travel and moving islands to explain some of the supernatural-esque plots of the show.
I've only scratched the surface on how brilliant "Mysteries of the Universe" pulls all the loose elements of Lost together, especially with the end of the series this Spring 2010. There's a whole lot of story to wrap up in 18 episodes starting Feb 2nd. If you're a fan of Lost, I recommend you find a way to watch this, you'll enjoy every minute of it. The mock-documentary lasts about 35 minutes in length.
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The Hudson Valley Community College (3-5) baseball team swept Methodist University 7-1 and 12-0 on Monday, March 21. Both games were dominated by strong pitching performances.
Mike Tietjen (Oneonta/Oneonta) pitched a complete game, recording nine strikeouts in the first game. Jacob DiPietro (Kingston/Kingston) led the Vikings, going 3-4 from the plate with two RBIs. In game two, Bryan Lajeunesse (Albany Academy/Watervliet) turned in a dominating performance, tossing a one-hitter. DiPietro went 3-4 from the plate for the second consecutive game with two RBIs and a triple. Nick Papas (Maple Hill/Castleton) went 2-4 with a double and triple, and Sean Geisel (Guilderland/Guilderland) recorded two hits and three RBIs.
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Saw this Dr. At the ER. No bedside manner, doesn't listen, interrupts, dismissed your questions. I went to the ER because I couldn't see my family dr. And he made me feel like I was wasting his time. A week later I'm in more pain than before and still haven't been able to see my family dr.
arrogant and abandoned his practice without a thought of replacement ; the stiffs can have him
was my doctor for years, saw him deteriorate as time went on , more moody ,arrogant , not listening ; hope his new career revitalizes a decent fellow
Found him thorough and helpful. Wish him well in his new position. The ommunity will miss having such a highly qualified doctor.
I took my mother who is in her 70s to the e.r as she does not have a family doctor. He looked at her chart and before even making eye contact asked why she did not make an appt to see someone. we explained that she had but it would be 3 months before she could be seen, he replied ..so?..people wait 18 months for hip replacement [and this visit was for a lesion on her back] before he even looked at her back. When he did he looked at me and said what am I supposed to be looking at? [it was obvious what he should be looking at]. The man is exremely rude and I would not let anyone I care about see him ever again!
When my son was two he spent the night in the hospital concerned. I have had him as a family doctor for 24 years. Always been there for my family.
when my son was sick when he was a baby dr.mann helped me find a dr.that would help with my son so he could get better and i can't say enough good things about dr.mann cause if he doesn't know what is wrong he will send u to someone that does
doesn't listen. doesn't refer you unless you ask.
Lacks bedside manner, shows no concern over health and welfare and lacks empathy. Leaves you feeling like you have wasted his time.
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