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I became acquainted with Jonathan Smith's excellent writing on Hellbound.ca, a Canadian website devoted to heavy metal to which we both contribute. I am always impressed by the high quality of his work, the detailed analysis and accessible but sophisticated critique that characterizes his metal writing. The more I've gotten to know him and his writing, the more it's became clear that he is an intelligent and valuable ally, as a metalhead and an academic who identifies as a male feminist. I am thrilled to have his voice and his support as part of Girls Don't Like Metal.
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Tell us about your work in the heavy metal community, in particular your music writing.
I've been writing for the Canadian metal website Hellbound.ca since it started up in June of 2009, reviewing albums and concerts and doing the occasional interview. Sean Palmerston, the editor, has always been very open to his contributors' suggestions and has given us the freedom to decide what we'd like to review. Rather than being assigned random albums that we have to talk about, I've been able to situate my writing for Hellbound into my broader interest in metal and its many styles, sub-genres, and connections to other genres of music and social politics. Through Hellbound I've talked to artists, seen shows, and discovered music that I never would have otherwise. It helps feed a very demanding music habit.
I've also gotten in touch with various people in the scene over time and tried to use my limited voice to support projects in the metal community, musical or otherwise, that I personally think are great and are doing interesting work.
You are also an academic, and currently working towards completing a PhD. What is your area of specialization, and how does this dovetail with your interested in heavy music?
My area of specialization concerns examining science fiction literature and film and arguing that it's an increasingly global form which writers and filmmakers from around the world use to wrestle with how we presently talk about ourselves as human beings, our different relationships with technology, and where we think the world is headed. I especially pay attention to how gender, sexuality and emotions are presented. I love feminist science fiction from the 1970s onward, works that have tried to (re)imagine different ways of thinking about oneself as a human being, as a member of a community, and as a body in the environment. Currently I'm focusing on comparing Japanese and Western science fiction titles and the similarities and differences between how they address what are supposedly universal questions and assumptions about what makes us human.
My studies and teaching and my interests in dark and/or heavy music dovetail because like science fiction, we've seen people from around the world take up metal and make it a global genre. We see people using it as a form of expression of their own values, musical aesthetics, experiences, and personal and cultural identities, but often also to present their ideas about or metaphors for the present zeitgeist and the future. It's very exciting to see, and I think it makes the genre stronger.
What led you to include a focus on gender and sexuality in your work?
Throughout my life I've had many wonderful and valuable friendships with women, some of them the best I've ever had. I've really never had positive enforcement from them for trying to be a stoic, tough, arrogant or sexually assertive. I think my relationships with women in particular have, in retrospect, succeeded when I've been more communicative, sensitive and not afraid of emotions in others. That personal history has also caused me to become obsessed with the ways in which Western culture values certain emotional traits and discourages others in both men and women (and often rejects anyone who doesn't fit into either category or prefers to love or to be the "wrong" gender).
After finishing most of a degree in literature and philosophy and talking feminist politics with anyone who would listen, some my colleagues and professors began to encourage me to take Women's Studies classes, and I ended up doing a entire degree in Women's Studies. While earning my degree I learned that feminism is not and never has been one thing, and that there is as much disagreement and potential for exclusion within different feminist circles as there is in any other politics. Far from making me a "feminazi," Women's Studies actually confirmed for me my suspicion of broad political or social platforms, and to be wary of anyone who thrives on social power or claims to speak for and about entire groups or identities. To me that's compatible with a lot of the views people express in extreme music.
How did you first fall in love with heavy music?
There never really has been a definitive "first" moment. It's been a steady process of falling in love over and over again.
I was exposed to hard rock by my family at an early age, and as a young teenager I loved bands like KISS, Alice Cooper, and Def Leppard. I didn't know people in my schools who listened to that stuff. My father had seen Iron Maiden once, and he thought I would like them. He not only encouraged me to check them out but more than once he also ensured that my brother and I could take trips to larger cities to see them live. Though Iron Maiden, I discovered acts like Judas Priest/Halford and Queensryche. I especially loved the latter because of their often politicized lyrics and very operatic approaches to metal.
I became entranced with "extreme" metal when I saw Arch Enemy open for Iron Maiden. Angela Gossow's performance in particular left a big impression on me; at that point I'd never seen or heard anything like it coming from a woman. After that I discovered a lot of the Swedish melodic death metal bands like In Flames and Dark Tranquility. A professor in my department also introduced me to bands like Moonspell and Death Angel and encouraged me to buy magazines like Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles to gain exposure to new bands. Killswitch Engage's Alive. . . Or Just Breathing was a very important album for me. I loved its sound but also its humane lyrics.
When I finally figured out that the internet was a treasure trove of metal information, I quickly discovered Agalloch and through them, black metal in general. I loved the eerily beautiful dark sounds of the second wave Norwegian black metal bands, and I could also relate in a way to growing up feeling ostracized and without a strong identity to grasp in a supposedly liberal and inclusive democratic state. That said, by the time I started listening to them I already considered sex-positive and queer-positive feminism foundational to my politics and world view, so I was bothered by a lot of the more misogynistic, homophobic, and racist comments made by people within black metal. I obviously don't limit myself to bands whose worldviews and values reflect mine, but since discovering acts such as Wolves in the Throne Room, Embers, Panopticon, and Ludicra (just to name a few from the U.S. as examples), I've felt an even stronger connection to black metal. Part of my obsession with it in particular stems from constantly discovering the actual variety of different political and social values and backgrounds among people who play music in and are fans of that sub-genre.
You identify as someone who has strong feminist ideals and as an active ally to women. What does this mean to you? What are the challenges you face as a feminist male?
This is a big question. I'll start by saying that I identify as someone who has strong feminist "values" rather than "ideals." I have no clear or definitive vision of what I would like the world to be like. As in every activist or political orientation, there's been a lot of debate among feminists, and different variations of feminism have cropped up over the years as people come to terms with who has been included and excluded by defining themselves and their values in particular ways. While people may identity as women, men, or neither, they may also deeply identify with other aspects of their lives, family, or communities that makes their identities anything but simple. Do any research into the histories and varieties of feminisms, queer movements, etc., and this becomes very clear.
My feminism is as much informed by queer, anti-racist, and body politics as it is by my being an ally to women, and for me all of these things are inseparable from questions of political and economic models and theories. The biggest challenge I've faced calling myself a feminist is actually being one. It's easy to call yourself a feminist or even just an ally, but it has taken a lot of self-reflection over the years for me to realize that being a feminist means coming to terms with some things:
(a) my privilege from being recognized as a white man. Even though I think I may be being perfectly friendly, transparent, and unthreatening, many women have a lot of reasons to be wary of men, especially when they try to enter into safer spaces. Initially I'm no exception to that rule regardless of how I see myself.
(b) the same forces that often devalue femininity and make life harder for women and others in Western society also provide limited choices for men, and they ensure that men are encouraged to embrace certain ways of thinking and relating to others that are hard to shake regardless of personal politics
(c) the fact that calling myself a feminist does not mean that women will therefore automatically believe me and accept me without reservation (and that's ok)
(d) accepting that regardless of how I see myself I will never know what it feels like to be objectified as a woman and therefore should never downplay or reject women's concerns just because I've never experienced them, and
(e) never using my feminist values to gain women's confidence and trust while elsewhere making misogynistic, homophobic, or racist comments, telling sexist jokes, hitting on female friends despite established boundaries, or not listening to or communicating clearly with the people I'm having sex with.
I don't mean this as a manifesto or anything; rather, these are all things I've had to personally deal with or things I've been guilty of doing at some point or another. I've had to accept that and understand why they're a problem. As far as I can tell, I'm far from alone in making such mistakes. I just try not to repeat them.
Who are some of the women in the heavy metal scene whose work or writing has inspired you?
There are many. I really like Angela Gossow and Laurie Sue Shanaman (of Ludicra) as performers, as well as how they talk about their music in interviews. Charlotte Wessels (Delain, ex-To Elysium) has recently talked about her own experiences in gender studies and what that means to her and her lyrics, which is pretty awesome. I've also slowly been archiving any metal writing I find that explicitly talks about identity politics and the metal scene. I've admired pieces written by Keidra Chaney and Laina Dawes (who was interviewed for GDLM), and in the past year I was sent an online piece called "On Being a Feminist Metalhead," written by "Jo," that was explicitly about being a feminist black metal fan. That was an awesome find, as her article articulated many of the contradictory feelings I've felt with regard to obsessively consuming and thinking about blackened metal the way that I do.
Of course I think this column is a fantastic project. It was through it and the blog Feminist Headbanger that I was re-introduced to the projects of Leila Abdul-Rauf, whose insights into feminism and female musicians are very insightful. Through her interviews I discovered the blog Queer Kvlt, written by Ayla Holland from Disemballerina and other bands. All of these projects and people have been a great reminder for me in one way or another that the metal community is really that varied when it comes to identities and politics, and they've contributed to enforcing my own feeling that my personal politics and love of metal can co-exist in the same space. I can't imagine a scene without women as active participants in every part of it. I hope the presence of more women and their insights forces a shift in habits of language and thought until they no longer stand out by default.
How important is it when a member of the metal community identifies as feminist and/or queer in some way?
I don't think it's essential that people label themselves as feminist and/or queer. Just because someone doesn't use those labels doesn't mean they don't share similar sorts of values. For example, I have no idea how Barney Greenway from Napalm Death self-identifies, but he's talked about how Western society's relationships with gender and sex are very messed up. I like how he openly expresses his views about such things in what comes off as a relatively modest fashion, skipping grand revolutionary statements and instead asking metal heads to reflect upon their own prejudices and assumptions.
That said, I'm still pleased when a musician or some other figure in the metal scene chooses to identify themselves as either a feminist, as queer, or both. They're two terms that at this point in time often mean different things to different people, so you can't necessarily make assumptions about the people who use them. This is part of the reason why I like them and identity with both, and I assume it's the same for others too. Still, when people do use one or both of those labels to describe themselves I see it as a good sign of an investment in and commitment to certain ways of thinking about things and relating to people. It makes me more interested in learning more about those people as individuals, if only to find out how they self-identify with those terms and how their opinions may be similar to or differ from mine.
Do you ever find it difficult or challenging to identify as a metal head, especially in terms of the rigidly prescribed version of masculinity that tends to be represented?
I'm not sure whether you are talking about my interactions with non-metal heads outside of the metal scene or with other metal heads within it. In both cases people have expressed some skepticism about how compatible metal is with being a queer feminist. Non-metal feminists in my life tend to just say that they don't know enough about the music to say much about it, and if I've met anyone has rejected me for my choice of musical tastes, they didn't make me aware of it.
Within the metal scene itself the vast majority of metal heads I've met at shows have been friendly. I assume that's because at a metal show I pretty much fit in with the majority of the people there. I'm white. I have the music knowledge, keep up with the scene and major websites, have long hair, and I mostly wear a cliched combination of band shirts, black and/or denim. It's outside the metal scene that it's been much more likely for me to be seen as, say, a woman. When out walking with my partner (who is a woman) we've been confused for lesbians. I've even been standing at urinals and have had men enter the washroom, look startled, and then ask "oh. . . uh. . . this is the men's room, right?" I assume this is familiar to other metal people with long hair and other physical markers of femininity. At metal shows or online nobody has ever questioned why I am a metal fan, my knowledge of the music or whether I belong in metal circles.
Metal is often considered an example of outside art, but despite that very strong "other" identity, the structure of the community remains extremely straight and conservative, especially when it comes to sexuality. Why do you think this is?
At this point I don't think I would say that the majority of the community actively works to make metal an extremely straight and conservative space. The metal scene seems to me to offer a proportional sample of the variety of views found among the general population, if not actually a higher concentration of open-minded people. There are those who would vehemently object to being seen as "tolerant," but there are also those who are very open about their more radically progressive views. It of course varies depending the particular scene or location.
In a way that is very similar to other communities, including many queer and feminist ones, metal scenes do sometimes seem guilty of rallying around a particular status or identity, and in doing so, recreating a boundary where some people or topics are deemed not metal enough. We're seeing this play out again in relation to the debate around Huntress and Jill Janus, and whether she or her band are real metal or not, and the same goes for when we're talking about whether 3 Inches of Blood's "Metal Woman" is sexist or empowering (note: check out Beth Winegarner's great discussion of this music video ~NZ). Are these folks sincere in their metal love or are they just using sexy marketing ploys to attract gullible men? Both? Does it even matter? These are questions we're all asking from our own vantage points as musicians and fans, and I don't think it's necessarily a problem if as a community metal fans can talk openly about it and accept that there's going to be a broad range of informed opinions on stuff like that. It's good for the genre.
Other topics do sometimes seem too uncomfortable even for a lot of metal fans. A major example for me of something that pushed the "ewww" buttons of many otherwise open-minded metal fans was when Embers vocalist/bassist Kelly Nelson was interviewed by Invisible Oranges about her day job as a dominatrix. She went into detail about the kinds of services she offers, and the kinds of desires her male clients express. She was also explicit about the fact that it is a line of work where she could choose to do things her way (unlike those forced into sex work in other contexts). The comments were pretty mixed, but I was actually surprised at how many people either expressed open disgust at her choices, the details she offered, and the proclivities of her adult, consenting clients, or just tried to write the piece off as simple titillation and not relevant. It was very strange, seeing that metal is a genre that has often implicitly or explicitly played with sexual power dynamics, to see people get freaked out about and/or try and pathologize overt BDSM play between consenting adults in a professional context (note: I wrote an article about this ~NZ). I liked the article, but then again I'm a geek who likes to know a lot about the people playing the music I love.
How can the metal community become more feminist? What obstacles do you think prevent everyone from being welcomed equally?
This is a difficult question. I don't know what that kind of community would look like given that there are two broad umbrellas, one labelled "feminism" and the labelled "metal," under which many different concerns, ideas, and attitudes are placed. I don't have some sort of grand vision for metal scenes. There are too many of them and they exist in many different cultural contexts and are filled with people who have very different opinions and outlooks. I believe that's part of metal's strength and probably part of its appeal.
I do think the relationship between open communication and scene privilege needs to be highlighted more often. For what it's worth I personally prefer that artists and other people in metal communities have strong, distinct personalities and be willing, at some point or another, to be transparent about and interested in sharing their views of things outside the music. A lot of bands are already really good at this. I love bands like Enslaved, Endstille, and Summoning not just because their music is consistently good, but because when the subject of their worldviews has come up they've given clear answers and encouraged people to ask the questions. Wolves in the Throne Room is a band I have much respect for these days because they've increasingly become much more forthcoming when asked about their values, what kind of life they want to live, and what their band means to them. And despite his troublesome views, no one has to guess at what Varg Vikernes thinks about the world and certain groups of people either, as he's been more than willing to talk at length about his views.
Privilege comes into it because there are those of us who don't necessarily have to care or think about the views or actions of those whose music we support. When I'm at a metal show, or surfing the internet, I always come across self-identified metal heads who make racist, homophobic or misogynistic remarks or jokes, and then others who make excuses for those who do since because they themselves are not x, y or z, it isn't their problem. I don't always know how these people identify themselves, and they may be sincere when that they say are "just kidding" or that they only care about the music, not the politics. However, some metal heads do come off as indifferent to their own privilege in being able to move from space to space without having to fear being patronized, touched, verbally abused, raped, beaten or even murdered just for being who they are.
Metal fans sometimes like to talk about the scene as though it's a space where differences are subsumed in favour of a mutual appreciation for the music and art. However, columns like this one exist because of the fact that metal scenes aren't always a space where everyone's experiences are welcomed as different but equal, and it can be because of their not appearing or seeming "metal enough," or their gender, or even because of their skin colour. I think those of us with scene privilege who give a damn need to come to terms with having that privilege without talking about how we're being "forced to be p.c." I've no interest in making a list of "things that can't be said," but the reality is that we can't claim that we support or tolerate other people's identities that aren't our own but then get upset when people actually ask us to reconsider the way we view our music or adjust the way we interact with others in the scene.
What advice would you give anyone just becoming initiated into heavy metal?
I've been listening to this genre of music for years and I still feel like I'm being initiated at times.
I think people should network, either in person or online, and use people's generosity to help themselves see how much variety there is to be found within the metal scene so that they can find the music that really moves or excites them. I think people need to recognize the fact that the metal scene is a community like any other, and that there are certain conventions and traditions that people want to hold on to for a variety of reasons, but at the same time there is actually more diversity of identities and opinions than there might initially seem. I don't see metal music as a single static thing; to me it looks like a giant confederacy of different but interlocking organisms that are constantly shifting and mutating based on who is involved and what is going on inside and outside the scenes. The more people open up, the more we see that diversity.
I also think that people should be generous with shout-outs to those who've inspired or helped them develop as metal heads, and pay that back whenever possible. It's been an honour to be a part of this project and included among all the amazing and interesting people who have taken part and presumably will take part in it. Thank you.
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Jon Smith is a metal writer and scholar currently currently pursuing a PhD in English and Film Studies. Follow him in Twitter @JonScribe.


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"I don't have a leader at all," said the 6-foot-3, 193-pounder. "I know I'm going to Virginia Tech this weekend for an official and that should be a good time. That's one of the biggest games of the year and two teams I'm interested in are playing."
Hazelton took a trip to Penn State last weekend for an unofficial visit.
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Hazelton isn't sure he needs an official to Penn State now.
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Hazelton has been getting quite a bit of attention on the field at Hargrave.
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Geographic features & Photographs around Galilee Church (historical), in Arkansas, United States
- Local Feature;
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- Galilee Church (historical) (0km)
- Leland Landing (historical) (4.4km)
- Williamette Bend (historical) (4.8km)
- Cooper Bend (5.3km)
- Mount Calvary Church (historical) (6.7km)
- Saint Pauls Church (historical) (8km)
- Mount Zion Church (historical) (8.2km)
- Antioch Church (historical) (8.8km)
- Heckatoo Landing (9.1km)
- State Penal Farm Number 3 (historical) (9.3km)
- Elam Church (historical) (9.6km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Langford Cemetery (4.3km)
- Round Lake Cemetery (6.6km)
- Mount Calvary Cemetery (6.7km)
- Garrett Cemetery (7.6km)
- Saint Paul Cemetery (8km)
- Pleasant Grove Cemetery (8km)
- Wynn Cemetery (9km)
- Elam Cemetery (9.5km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Birmac (1.4km)
- English (2.9km)
- Langford (4.2km)
- Clements (historical) (4.6km)
- Kimbrough (historical) (6.3km)
- Swan Lake (7.5km)
- Reydell (7.7km)
- Sarassa (7.9km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- English Lake (1km)
- Langford Lake (3.1km)
- Dry Lake (historical) (4.3km)
- Sarassa Lake (7.2km)
- Round Lake (7.3km)
- Mud Lake (8.6km)
- Old River Lake (8.9km)
- Swan Lake (9.2km)
- swamp;
- a wetland dominated by tree vegetation.
- Grassy Lake (2.6km)
- Round Cypress Brake (6.9km)
- Little Grassy Brake (7.3km)
- Big Grassy Brake (8.3km)
- Goose Lake (8.3km)
- Reydell Brake (8.6km)
Accommodation around Galilee Church (historical)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Eudora School (4.6km)
- Antioch School (historical) (8.9km)
- Hannaberry School (9km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Reydell Baptist Church (7.6km)
- Pleasant Grove Church (8km)
- Cannon Church (9km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Old River, Township of (4.8km)
- Kimbrough, Township of (7.7km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Cooper Island (2.2km)
- Huffs Island (8.3km)
- cape;
- a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
- Cooper Point (4.9km)
- Simpson Point (6km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Beaver Dam Slough (7.2km)
- Little Bayou Meto (8km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Huffs Island Public Use Area (6.3km)
- Little Bayou Meto Park (8.1km)
- inlet;
- a narrow waterway extending into the land, or connecting a bay or lagoon with a larger body of water.
- Bigham Bayou (9.4km)
- flat;
- a small level or nearly level area.
- Buckingham Flat (6.3km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Pool Three (5.6km)
- dam;
- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Lock and Dam Number 3 (5.6km)
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Colombian Connection - Award-winning James L Brown ACS travels to the urban jungles of Colombia to help bring a deeply personal story, Killing Jesús, to the screen. Story and interview by James Cunningham.
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Motley Crue rocker Tommy Lee is engaged to marry his longtime girlfriend. The drummer announced his engagement in a post on Twitter.com on Monday night (24Feb14), revealing he is set to wed his singer partner Sofia Toufa.
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Leicester City began life as Premier League champions with a comfortable 3-1 victory over Everton at the King Power Stadium.
The Foxes got off to the best possible start in front of their jubilant supporters, as after five minutes top scorer Jamie Vardy converted a pinpoint Andy King cross to give them an early lead.
Claudio RanieriÂ's side were by far the better team in the opening exchanges and almost made it 2-0 on 10 minutes, but King couldnÂ't find a way past Joel Robles with a header from a Riyad Mahrez cross.
Everton lacked any real threat going forward in the first half and it was soon 2-0 to Leicester in the 33rd minute when King fired home from 12 yards after good work from Mahrez in the Toffees' penalty area.
Everton almost scored straight from the re-start, but Oumar NiasseÂ's attempted chip couldnÂ't find a way past Leicester keeper Kasper Schmeichel.
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The England international dusted himself down to coolly convert the spot-kick and in doing so scored his 24th league goal of the campaign.
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I guess perception of hotels are based on expectations and the Homewoods at The Woodlands did not meet ours. We have stayed and two other Homewood properties in Texas (Frisco and Houston) and this one did not have anything to do with those two.
They are renovating/updating the rooms so I guess all depends on what room you get. Everything seemed to be broken in our room. In the positive side I have to say that management made an effort to change whatever it was that did not work in a timely manner.
Breakfast and dinners are just ok (we skipped breakfast and dinner after a couple of days). I guess this is a result of comparing with the two above mentioned properties were food was excellent.
Outside pool area is very nice.
If you stay for one or two days it might be ok but if you plan to stay longer...well, not for me.
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Today's Morning Edition music is from Billy Bragg and Joe Henry with their take on the old American folk song "The Rock Island Line."
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Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. on 11/09/2016 reported its EPS as $-0.23 with the analysts projecting the EPS of the stock as $-0.27. The company beat the analyst EPS Estimate with the difference of $0.04. This shows a surprise factor of 14.8%.
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Analysts are also projecting an Average Revenue Estimate for Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. as $61.07 Million in the Current Quarter. This estimate is provided by 4 analysts. The High Revenue estimate is predicted as 104.1 Million, while the Low Revenue Estimate prediction stands at 19 Million. The company's last year sales total was 21.42 Million.
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Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ:MACK) has the market capitalization of $465.15 Million. The company rocked its 52-Week High of $9.02 on Apr 7, 2016 and touched its 52-Week Low of $3.3 on Jan 10, 2017. The stock has Return on Assets (ROA) of -96 percent. Return on Equity (ROE) stands at 80.6% and Return on Investment (ROI) of 0 percent.
The stock is currently showing YTD performance of -16.67 Percent. The company has Beta Value of 1.93 and ATR value of 0.37. The Weekly and Monthly Volatility stands at 14.58% and 7.52%.
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Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc., is a biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, development and preparation to commercialize innovative medicines paired with companion diagnostics for the treatment of serious diseases, with a special focus on cancer. Merrimack Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts.


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A person familiar with the decision says Charlie Manuel has agreed to return to the Philadelphia Phillies, accepting a position offered to him the day he was fired as manager.
The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Wednesday because the team hadn't announced the move.
A talk-show host for radio station 97.5 The Fanatic was first to report the news on Twitter. CSNPhilly.com reports that Manuel will be a senior adviser to general manager Ruben Amaro Jr.
Amaro broke down in tears when he announced Manuel was fired on Aug. 16. Amaro recently said he was hoping Manuel would return.
The 70-year-old Manuel led the Phillies to the 2008 World Series title, five division championships and two NL pennants from 2005-13.
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In this paper, the authors present novel high speed and low power full adder cells based on Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistor (CNFET). Four full adder cells are proposed in this paper. First one (named CN9P4G) and second one (CN9P8GBUFF) utilizes 13 and 17 CNFETs respectively. Third design that, they ...Download Now
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By Arnold Bax
Harp solo - advanced
Composed by Arnold Bax (1883-1953). Edited by Marcia Dickstein. 1 movement. Early 20th Century. Duration 4 minutes. Published by Fatrock Ink Music Publishers (FR.076-2032).
Item Number: FR.076-2032
Scholarly Edition. An advanced piece with a sophisticated waltz rhythm in one movement. Written in 1931 - never before published. Tons of fun to play and exciting for the audience. Great encore!


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Estonian national basketball team's shooting guard Siim-Sander Vene has entered into contract with the Lithuanian top club Zalgiris Kaunas, thereby also playing in Euroleague, next season.
Siim-Sander Vene, a pillar of the Estonian national basketball team, will play the next season in the ranks of Zalgiris Kaunas. Thus, two Estonians will be seen in the European top Euroleague club contest.
Last season, Kristjan Kangur excelled in Euroleague as member of Montepaschi Siena, to continue next season. Mr Vene also admitting that the opportunity to play at the European absolute heights is, for him, the greatest temptation of all.
«I did have other options. There were others interested, from regions close by, in strong leagues. The decisive factor was Zalgiris playing in Euroleague,» admitted the 22 year old, who went to Lithuania as early as in 2006, having since played in Lithuanian teams, mostly. «Yes, Estonians are asking me about my plans, but I hope to play abroad as long as possible.»
Not intimidated by debt
While Mr Vene entered into 2+1 years' contract, his father Priit Vene is also currently at Zalgiris, probably to become assistant coach. «Nothing definite, yet. He helps organise the trainings, helping along,» commented the son.
Mr Vene has been at both Zalgiris and Euroleague, before. However, in 2009/2010 he did not get to play much. Still, it was a brave beginning.
All counted, Mr Vene got to play in six games, earning an average playing time of 11 minutes, resulting in two points, 1.2 rebounds and 0.2 effective passes. Now, more is expected from him, most probably to be playing small forward.
For Zalgiris, the second half of last season turned out to be exceedingly difficult, however. The team's financial problems were constantly up in the media. By now, they are left with substantial debts, to the tune of €7m. The next season's budget ought to be around €3m.
Mr Vene is not afraid of new problems. «The payments plans are drawn. The team will take no more large and daring contracts. I hope all goes well,» said he.
In addition to Mr Vene, the contract of Arturas Milaknis was also recently published – last year, he played together with Mr Vene, at Prienai. Earlier, Zalgiris has secured new contracts with the team's captain Paulius Jankunas, as well as Tadas Klimavičius and Vytenis Lipkevičius.
«That's about all that is settled, when it comes to players. The coach and manager were over in USA, looking at the summer league. I guess they will keep looking,» said Mr Vene.
Youth must train
In addition to budget cuts, there are also differences in the team's next year calendar – having decided not to play United League. «As the team will be younger, and the young men will not develop while travelling, we will have to take time out to train as well,» explains Mr Vene, revealing one of the reasons.
In Lithuanian media, however, it is speculated that this is because of Zalgiris' new sponsor, PrivatBank. Ukraine's biggest commercial bank supports the debt ridden Kaunas team by €10m for three seasons, allegedly demanding that the team not play United League – the latter's main sponsor being PrivatBank's arch rival VTB.
National team ends victorious
Estonia's national team did well at the end of the local four-nations-tournament, beating US students' team 88:79. Thanks to the win, Estonia landed second after Belarus. Now, the team is faces with the European Championships qualifications, starting off by playing Holland, on Thursday, as guests.
«We feel good about the games. A couple of training left to go. All we have to do is play, no more time to think,» said Estonia's point guard Janar Talts. «Can't predict a thing, we go to win (Holland – edit).»
All in all Estonia had six friendlies, Mr Talts thinking that we did well. «Two losses out of six is no catastrophe,» said he.
«The spirits are high and inner climate good. No qualifications will be easy, that's for sure. The first game is always difficult and important,» said head coach Tiit Sokk.
With Kristjan Kangur definitely not playing the qualifications, Siim-Sander Vene – battling pain in the back – is hoped to be fit for fight, by Thursday. «We are missing two men, but Vene will surely be back, hopefully by Thursday,» said Mr Sokk.


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Estate Tax Burden Falls On The Less Wealthy
June 19, 2000
On June 9, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to abolish the estate and gift tax in the year 2010. Although estate tax rates are steeply progressive, taxing estates over $3 million at a 55 percent rate, estate planning can eliminate the tax. Those with great wealth are far more likely to engage in estate planning. Thus, more than two-thirds of all estate tax revenue comes from estates under $10 million.
The latest data from the Internal Revenue Service says:
- In 1997, more than 50 percent of all estate and gift taxes were collected from estates under $5 million.
- Only 20 percent came from the very wealthy, those with estates over $20 million.
- Furthermore, the effective tax rate (net tax as a share of gross estate) is significantly higher for estates between $5 million and $20 million than on those over $20 million.
- An estate between $2.5 million and $5 million actually pays a higher rate than that paid by estates over $20 million -- 15 percent for the former and 11.8 percent for the latter.
Furthermore, there is no evidence that a large share of the nation's wealthiest families got that way through inheritances.
- A 1961 study by the Brookings Institution found that only 6 percent of the wealthy acquired most of their assets through inheritance, while 62 percent reported no inheritances whatsoever.
- A 1995 study by the Rand Corporation found that among the top 5 percent of households, ranked by wealth, inheritances accounted for just 8 percent of assets.
- A 1998 study by U.S. Trust Corporation found that among the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans, just 10 percent of them received significant inheritances.
- According to the latest Forbes 400 list of America's wealthiest people, 251 were self-made.
Source: Bruce Bartlett, senior fellow, National Center for Policy Analysis, June 19, 2000.
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I have dark drinker and raze lighter but shaxx will not give me the initial quest leading to bolt caster. I have arc sword and it is at 385 light and fully upgraded. I went to him in armsday Wednesday as well as many other days. No luck What do I need to do?
I did the each quest for the three different types on different characters. I don't know if it makes a difference or not, but you may want to give that a try.
Buy another arc sword from shaxx on the character you would like to do the quest on (I would suggest doing it on a character that has already completed one of the sword quests as you get to skip the first few steps). Infuse it with your current arc sword. Level it up and you should get the quest.
Which character did you try to get the quest on?
You might already have the quest, check your abandoned quests first, otherwise it might just be glitched which sucks.


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I know, price is "Meh"(why I'm posting it here) but its pretty cool it's been done, and there is bound to be someone who wants it now.
It claims all games have been "remastered for modern PCs" so I'm hoping that means they are all Win 7 compatible now.
Regardless, I figure there are some C&C diehards wanting to revist the older games
Command and Conquer Ultimate pack, all 17 games remaster for modern PCs/Win 7 compat?
By 6er, Oct 02 2012 05:39 PM
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EA claims that all games in this pack is compatible with Windows 7.
Great deal for C&C fans.
Great deal for C&C fans.
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Posted 06 October 2012 - 03:58 AM
Remastered? No way did they re do all the missions from previous CNC games to work with that SAGE engine.


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ABC's Thursday 8 PM slot has taken another drama victim. The network is pulling new series Zero Hour after three low-rated airings. For the next two weeks, encores of Shark Tank will air in the hour. Then seven non-celebrity episodes of Wife Swap will run in the slot before Wipeout, the only show to work in the Thursday 8 PM time period since Ugly Betty, takes over on May 9.
Zero Hour, starring Anthony Edwards in his first post-ER series role, premiered to an underwhelming 1.3 rating in adults 18-49 and slid in its consecutive airings, most recently to a 1.0 rating last night. Zero Hour adds to a long list of high-profile ABC dramas that suffered a quick death in the Thursday 8 PM hour over the last couple of years, including FlashForward, My Generation, Charlie's Angels, Missing and Last Resort.
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