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Cheryl hires Tre to back her up through her UK tour
Reports have surfaced that Cheryl Cole is taking the next step with her new beau Tre Holloway. No, not marriage - Cheryl's hired the LA dancer to perform with her as a backing dancer on her UK tour, which starts in October.
The move comes after both artists' mums are warming up to the idea of their romance. Cheryl and Tre were dating for four months in secret before snaps of the pair on several dates were made public a few weeks ago.
The Mirror reports that a source close to Cheryl says, ""She's really into him and taking him on board as a backing dancer on the tour was the perfect way for them to spend all their time together.
RELATED: Cheryl Cole begins tour rehearsals
"During her marriage to Ashley Cole, they had to spend a lot of time apart due to her commitments and his football matches. But this time around, she's taking no chances. She wants to see if it's something special and after four months together, she's excited about where things are heading.
"Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh have met him and loved him – so she's got approval from the other girls."
Rumours are circulating that if all goes well, Tre will also appear behind Girls Aloud as a dancer on their tour, too! Sounds like things are getting pretty serious with the pair - that's a big committment!
The Mirror's "source" also was quote as saying that Cheryl is very serious with Tre, more than she was with rumoured ex-boyfriend Derek Hough.
"Tre's really winning her heart right now and she's excited about it all. She's thrilled to be spending so much time with him and hopes it cements them as a couple."
READ: Cheryl Cole's mum approves of her new man

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Tudor Parfitt
Tudor Parfitt's life's work has been tracking down the lost tribes of Israel in Africa and Asia. As professor of Jewish studies at London's prestigious School of Oriental and African Studies and fellow of the Oxford Centre of Hebrew and Jewish Studies, he has written widely on the history of the Jews of Africa and Asia. In 2006, he was appointed distinguished Visiting Fellow at Harvard University. He has traveled widely through remote areas of Africa and Asia and divides his time between London and the Templar region of the South Aveyron.
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Mysterious Lights & Ark of the Covenant
In the latter half of the show, investigative reporter Linda Moulton Howe discussed mysterious lights & unidentified aerial objects, bat die-offs in North America, and recent crop circles. In the first hour, author R. Gary Patterson discussed the surprising death of Michael Jackson. 2nd hour guest, Professor Tudor Parfitt reacted to a report that the lost Ark of the Covenant had been found in Ethiopia and was going to be revealed in Rome. ... More »
Host: George NooryGenerations & Crisis Cycles
Historian and economist Neil Howe discussed his work on generations and how they shape history as well as cycles of crisis. According to Howe, there are four different types of generations -- Boomers, Generation X, Millennial and Lost -- that have tended to recur in the same order in America from the 17th century onward.Boomers belong to the Prophet archetype, he explained, and typically come along after a reshuffling of the institutional order. They are culture warriors with a focus on reshaping the inner world. Howe said Generation X is made up of individualists who define resiliency, while the Millennial generation is comprised of community builders who seek to develop a sense of belonging.Howe talked about the next phase of history, what he calls the Fourth Turning -- a period of historical acceleration, crisis and upheaval. Ian suggested this period may have been triggered by 9/11. Howe identified certain themes to look for during a fourth turning period, including ... More »
Host: Ian PunnettThe Lost Ark of the Covenant
Professor Tudor Parfitt discussed his new book, The Lost Ark of the Covenant, in which he recounts his real-life quest to recover the 2,500 year old biblical artifact that contained the Ten Commandments. Parfitt provided a brief history of the Ark of the Covenant, pointing out that it may have differed in appearance from the descriptions presented in the Bible. He also spoke about his life's work tracking down the lost tribes of Israel in Africa and Asia. Parfitt's journey eventually led him to Zimbabwe and to the Lemba, a tribe that claimed to be Jews who had traveled from Israel to their present homeland in Africa centuries if not millennia earlier. According to Parfitt's research, the Lemba brought a wooden drum-like object out of Israel that was eerily similar to the Ark of the Covenant. The Lemba's 'Ark' had rings on each corner, was carried on poles, covered with skins and contained sacred items, Parfitt said. It was associated with noise, explosions and fire, Par ... More »
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etymology: to arrange together (syn + tassein --which is also the root of "tactics")
definition: the order or arrangement of words in a sentence
Authors of this page are Erin Tatum (top), Jessica Collins and Mary Morell (middle), and Jess Peterson and Bailey Hudson (bottom middle and right). (Mr. Stover is on the bottom left.)
Parallelism. "Similarity of structure in a pair or series of related words, phrases, or clauses" (Corbett 428). In other words, equivalent items (those joined by coordinate conjunctions) must be placed in comparable grammatical structures. Parallel items are joined by coordinate conjunctions (especially and, or, nor) and correlative conjunctions (either / or, neither / nor, not only / but also ).
Faulty parallelism. If parallelism is ignored, the grammar and coherence of the clause is ruined.
Isocolon. An isocolon exists when parallel structures have the same number of words and sometimes even of syllables.
Climax. A climax in structure exists when the arrangement of parallel words, phrases, or clauses is in an order of increasing importance.
Antithesis. "The juxtaposition of contrasting ideas, often in parallel structure" (Corbett 429). Conjunctions that express antithesis include but, yet, and while.
Antithesis can occur when the wording contrasts, when the sense of the statement contrasts, or when both contrast.
Anaphora. "Repetition of the same word or group of words at the beginnings of successive clauses" (Corbett 437).
Antimetabole. "Repetition of words, in successive clauses, in reverse grammatical order" (Corbett 442).
Chiasmus. "Reversal of grammatical structures in successive phrases or clauses " (but without the repetition of words) (Corbett 443).
Polyptoton. "Repetition of words from the same root" of or the same word used as a different part of speech (Corbett 443).
Polysyndeton. Repetition of conjunctions.
Anastrophe or inversion. The inversion of natural word order.
Apposition. Placing side by side two nouns, the second of which serves as an explanation of the first.
Asyndeton. Omission of conjunctions between a series of related clauses.
Ellipsis. Deliberate omission of a word or words implied by context
Parenthesis. Insertion of some verbal unit in a position that interrupts the normal flow of the sentence.
Grammatical types. Sentences are divided into four grammatical types:
Simple sentence--one independent clause.
- The dog barks.
Complex sentence--one independent and one or more dependent clauses.
- After the dog barks, it goes to sleep.
Compound sentence--two or more independent clauses
- The dog barks, and then it goes to sleep.
Compound-complex sentence--two or more independent and one or more dependent clauses.
- After the dog barks, it goes to sleep, and then it wakes up.
Loose and periodic sentences. In The Elements of Style, William Strunk and E. B. White counsel that we should avoid "a succession of loose sentences." "This rule refers especially to loose sentences of a particular type: those consisting of two clauses, the second introduced by a conjunction or relative" (25). Here is part of the example the authors employ to illustrate the point:
A periodic sentence, on the other hand, is one in which the most important matter arrives at the end. Strunk and White note, "The effectiveness of the periodic sentence arises from the prominence it gives to the main statement" (33). Here is one sentence they offer to exemplify the point:
Rhetorical question. A question that conveys a point rather than expects an answer.
Sentence openers. One way to provide variety in our writing is to experiment with the following openers (Corbett 422).
- John fought the battle.
Expletive (both exclamatory and grammatical)
- Wow, that was amazing!
- It is true that I enjoy learning this material.
Coordinate conjunction
- But John didn't die.
Adverb (single word or clause)
- First, John killed Luke.
- When the ship arrived safely, the passengers lept ashore.
Conjunctive phrase
- On the other hand, John may have known all along.
Prepositional phrase
- By the way, John didn't cry.
- After the game we went home.
Verbal phrase
- To be certain, he pondered a moment before making his decision.
- Tired but happy, the old man crossed the sea.
Absolute phrase
- The ship having arrived safely, the passengers lept ashore.
- Gone was the wind that had brought us here.
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Archive for May, 2006
PS3 & Your T.V.
It's been a quiet PS3 news day today so I thought I'd ask all our readers a question.
If you get a PS3 at launch & you don't currently have a HDTV, will you upgrade to a HDTV or will you continue to use your current SDTV with your PS3?
In my current predicament (not a lot of money & flat/apartment hunting) I really can't afford to get a PS3 AND a HDTV at the same time so if Sony announce 3 or 4 AAA titles available at launch then that will probably convince me to get a PS3 straight away. I will then have to use my current 32″ 100hz wide-screen SDTV with my PS3.
We all aren't like Henning & have 200″ HDTVs!
Now I know that you need a HDTV to fully appreciate next-gen games but it just isn't practical for me to get one at the moment. Ideally Sony won't release many AAA titles at launch & that would give me the opportunity to wait until I purchase a PS3 meaning that I would also be able to afford a HDTV to go with it.
So what are you guys & girls (do we even have female readers!!) going to do?
Official European PS3 Site
Us Europeans finally have an official PS3 site to check out. Click here & select your language of choice.
Not a great deal on there at the minute. There are images of F1 '06, Genji 2, Eye of Judgment, MotorStorm, Singstar & Warhawk. There is also a gallery of PS3 hardware from different angles, as well as what looks like 4 joypads that have been thrown in the air!
There is also a PS3 explained section where the PS3 is understandably hyped up, a spec sheet for the 20GB & 60GB PS3s & a couple of press releases.
*EDIT: You can also watch a High-def video of SingStar in action.
PSP Games Go Platinum
I seemed to have missed this but Sony announced at E3 that the PSP will be getting a range of platinum games just like the PS2. The range of 'best selling' titles are only available in Europe at the moment & will be availabe in the UK June 2nd.
The games said to be among the first range of platinum titles are Everybody's Golf, WRC, F1 Grand Prix, Medievil Resurrection, Ridge Racers, Virtua Tennis: World Tour, Burnout Legends, WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2006, Need for Speed Underground Rivals, Harry Potter & The Goblet of Fire & Peter Jackson's King Kong.
No WipEout Pure. Strange. I'll definitley get Everybody's Golf, possibly Burnout Legends & I would've got WipEout if it was available at the cheaper price.
PS3 Is Not A Toy
I recently said that the PS3 price debate has been done to death well it seems as though the corpse is still twitching so I'm going to go all Resi Evil on it's ass & splatter it's brains all over Raccoon City!
Sony President Ken Kutaragi defended the PS3 price in the recent issue of Famitsu magazine saying:
"PlayStation and PlayStation 2 were both 10,000 yen more than their competitors at launch. Yet they both sold to shortages."
"If you consider the PlayStation 3 a toy, then yes, it is an expensive toy. However, it is more than a toy. It is a PlayStation 3. And it is the only PlayStation 3. I hope that those who understand this will gladly purchase it."
The PS3 is NOT a toy & anybody that views it as such will be better off spending their cash on the latest kiddy craze, whatever that may be.
You want a home entertainment system that plays PlayStation games (previous, current & next-gen), Blu-ray movies, CDs, internet access etc then you get a PS3. You get what you pay for people. The PS3 is the most technically advanced console & that reflects in the price. If you aren't happy with the price don't buy it. End of.
New Alone In The Dark Screens
Posted by Gary in A, PS3 software on May 29th, 2006
Not content with having the great MotorStorm footage, PS3Focus has some new Alone In The Dark images & man do they look great. The use of lighting looks fantastic although I wasn't too impressed with the last AITD footage. I haven't enjoyed any of the previous games maybe because I'm a Resi man or maybe it's because they were average…


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In a time when India and Pakistan are being torn apart, true love still manages to take root despite the fear and intolerance that blights the troubled landscape. The year is 1947, and as India and Pakistan are split into two separate states the rivers run red with blood. Gian (Jimi Mistry) is a Sikh and former soldier who risks his life to rescue young Muslim Naseem (Kristin Kruek) from a rampaging mob. As this unlikely pair begins to realize their true feelings for one another, the bond between them helps to heal the tender wounds of war. But what chance does true love really have against the destructive force or religious zealotry? ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The NFL begins play this week and that means even more people will be making wagers on sports. NFL betting is a much different animal than betting college football. The numbers are smaller and tighter, the talent gaps between the two teams provide less of an edge, and there really isn't much of a home field advantage in the NFL anymore as it pertains to the spread.
To the first point about smaller numbers, the biggest spread in Week One for the NFL is in the game between the Houston Texans and the Miami Dolphins. That number is currently between Texans -11.5 and -13.5. On very rare occasions, a game will go above two touchdowns, but -14 is normally the highest you will see during most weeks of the season. With the exception of a couple offshore sportsbooks still showing -10 or -10.5 for the Chicago Bears against the Indianapolis Colts, the Texans/Dolphins spread is the only one in double digits. That's a drastic change from college football, where there were several spreads that were above three touchdowns in Week One. Last season in the NFL, 48.8% of games were decided by seven points or less.
To the second point about talent gaps, this is a big deal when it comes to the NFL. Obviously, there are good teams and bad teams, but the matchups throughout the game aren't really that lopsided. There are still NFL offensive linemen going up against NFL defensive linemen. Not like in the collegiate game where you have a very good NFL prospect taking on a freshman defensive tackle or a SEC school taking on a Sun Belt Conference team. At the end of the day, all of these players are professionals and clearly have talent, otherwise, they wouldn't be where they are.
As far as home field advantage goes, in 2011, home teams were 123-122-11 against the spread. That's not to say that home field doesn't exist, as things like travel and weather certainly make a difference. Some teams, like the Saints, who went 8-0 against the spread at home in 2011, are tailored for their stadium conditions. Teams like the Bills, Browns, and Packers have more exposure to the harsh weather conditions of their home city. But, home field advantage really isn't viewed the way that it used to be.
At this point, you may be wondering what some tips are for betting the NFL. For starters, key numbers are one of the biggest. I discussed key numbers in last week's post, but here's a brief overview. Key numbers in the NFL are 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, and 14. You really won't get many spreads higher than that. If you want to take a favorite your best bet to has as many of those key numbers at your disposal as possible. The most ideal number to get is -2.5.
Think of it in terms of final scores. So many NFL games end 24-21, 17-14, 24-17, 21-10, 28-24 and so on. You want to be on the right side of those numbers and use half points to your advantage. Use the posted total to your advantage. The sportsbooks are really, really good at setting lines, all things considered. If you look at the spread and the total, you can get some clues. If a total is in the high 30s, they're expecting a low-scoring game. If the underdog is +7.5 and the teams are expected to play a low-scoring game, break the game down. If you think it will be close, then you obviously want the +7.5. If the favorite is going to dominate defensively and possibly win 24-10 or 24-3, you can take the favorite.
One of the best weapons as a bettor's disposal during NFL season is something called a Teaser Bet. Teaser bets have lower payouts than straight wagers and have to be combined with other games, but they can be very profitable if done correctly. The way a teaser works is simple. There are four teaser options at most sportsbooks. You can play a six-point teaser, a 6.5-point teaser, a seven-point teaser or a 10-point teaser. These are have various payouts depending on the number of teams in your bet and how many points you are teasing. You must be at least two teams for a six, 6.5, or seven point teaser and three teams for a 10-point teaser.
What happens in a teaser bet is that you can add one of the desired amounts of points to a spread. So, let's say that you like the Tennessee Titans against
The rule with teasers is that you always try to tease through three and seven. The hardest part is finding which games to pair together. At Todd Fuhrman's blog, Todd's Take, Justin Zovas wrote an article about teasers a couple weeks back. In it, he showed that teasing home teams through three and seven had a 10.57% return on investment, and individual home teams won 76.1% of the time on a tease that went through three or seven. The overall success rate for teasing one team was 67.5%. Again, the difficult part is finding the right two teams to put together.
Here are some examples of both key numbers and games to look at teasing for Week One of the NFL slate:
This is a prime opportunity. You're not going to find many people who believe that Cleveland Browns will beat the Philadelphia Eagles. Here, you can tease the Eagles through both seven and three with a 6.5-point teaser, making the Eagles -2.5. Nine is a relatively big spread in the NFL and it only takes one late Browns touchdown for all gamblers' worst nightmares – the backdoor cover. That happens when a team scores a late, "meaningless" touchdown, but it covers the spread. You give yourself a much better chance of a
This game opened at a PK, which means that the spread was basically just picking the winner. Because money has poured in on
That line should give you some kind of indication about how valuable key numbers are. This specific sportsbook is making you pay an extra 25 cents of vigorish on
Good luck and pick winners.


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No Plans Yet for Fashion's Night Out? Here are 5 Parties for Beauty Lovers!
Tonight's the night that stores and pop-up shops will be flooded with Glamazons celebrating Fashion's Night Out! The fashionistas already know what places to hit, and we gave you guys tips on what to wear but you can't have the full-on glam experience without beauty. Here's a roundup of our top beauty hot spots to check out!
Beauty Bar @ Scoop NYC
Beauty Bar will be on hand at the Scoop NYC FNO block party giving out deluxe beauty samples of Deborah Lippman nail polish, Borghese body cream, Arcona cranberry toner, and Jane Iredale mascara. The festivities are taking place on Washington Street.
You already know Glamazon Jessica is gushing over Azealia Banks X MAC Cosmetics 'Yung Rapunxel' Lipstick and in celebration of the new limited-edition hue, MAC is hosting a party at their Soho store. Of course, there will be a performance by Azealia Banks and you'll have the chance to purchase the lipstick and add it to your personal collection. Win win!
Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics
Get a sneak peek of Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Fall/Winter 2012 Collection of Lip Tars before they hit select Sephora stores on September 17th. Just stop by OCC's Flagship Store in Lower East Side, where you can chow on vegan hors d'oeuvres and talk style over cocktails with other beautynistas.
Join Revlon and celebrity makeup artist Gucci Westman for a makeover party to remember! In addition to beauty advice and consultations, you can also get your makeup done by Gucci's New York Fashion Week glam squad and leave with a gorgeous manicure done by celebrity manicurist Jin Soon.
But, wait…there's more! You'll also be able to preview The Shanghai Collection by Gucci Westman Revlon Fall 2012 and enter for the chance to two tickets to rag & bone's New York Fashion Week show. Don't forget to strike a pose at the Revlon photo booth before you leave! This event costs $50. You can get tickets here.
Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig of Marchesa @Sephora
Stop by Sephora to hang out with these lovely ladies as they celebrate the launch of their new fragrance Marchesa Parfum D'extase. You'll be able to see Marchesa gowns from the red carpet, get a makeover and goodies from names like Bobbi Brown, DKNY and Kate Somerville.
All fun, right? If you're game, you can hang out with Glamazon Jessica at our blogger crawl too.
Happy FNO Glamazons! I hope it's uber-glam and super-fab!
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April 27, 2001, 3:47 PM — A Microsoft Corp. technical support server that accidentally lacked antivirus software caused 26 of the company's largest support clients to be left vulnerable to the FunLove computer virus late last week.
In an announcement yesterday, the software maker said the lapse occurred in a computer server used to store "hotfix" software updates for business support clients. Several of the hotfix files became infected with the FunLove virus, which were then downloaded by the 26 tech support customers.
The infected hotfixes were available only through Microsoft's corporate subscription-based Premier Customers and Gold Certified Partners support programs and weren't available to other customers.
Michele D'Amour, a Microsoft spokeswoman, said today that the antivirus software should have been installed on the affected server, but it had inadvertently been overlooked. "Microsoft's corporate standards regarding virus scanning were not followed," she said.
This is the second time in the past six months that a server at Microsoft has been left vulnerable to attackers because of missing software. Last fall, a Dutch hacker penetrated one of Microsoft's Web servers on two occasions after the company failed to install one of its own software patches on the machine.
Microsoft also acknowledged in January that it "did not apply sufficient self-defense techniques" to key parts of its computer networks before being struck by denial-of-service attacks that left the company's Web sites inaccessible. And in another high-profile incident, Microsoft disclosed last October that its internal network was broken into by intruders who were able to view the source code for an unspecified future product.
The latest problem was discovered by a Microsoft employee in the company's product support services department, and the infected files were removed from the server on April 20, the day after the infected updates were made available.
Microsoft immediately sent out an e-mail message to its Premier and Gold Partner customers advising them of the problem, D'Amour said, and clean copies of the hotfix files were made available to customers. Microsoft account managers also contacted the 26 customers who were believed to be affected and checked their systems for the virus, making repairs as necessary.


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Pie! Well, I must admit I did a double take when I saw EoC today. But it appears that 12am just didn't update with any points. We'll likely see a large spike tomorrow. This is just below where we expect to be operating in a few days when Buck drops off the PPD for a few days. However I feel that we will have gained enough members that a fair chunk of Buck's absence won't be noticed. I also highly doubt HWC will be able to so much as come within spitting distance, should they gain any ground at all. We've proven our strength TPU, now lets prove our resolve. I'm sorry I had to. I know that was completely action movie cliche. I mean we're talking Steven Seagal style action movie cliche. But the dramatic music was playing man, and the scene needed an ending. Milestones bogmali passed 9,500,000 caramsey passed 7,000 dhoshaw passed 900,000 Jstn7477 passed 10,000 kenny21 passed 500 Laurijan passed 2,000 LightofHonor passed 350,000 Mad85x passed 25,000 nflesher87 passed 10,000 Peejay passed 30,000 skotosa passed 100,000 Solaris17 passed 950,000 Another couple of recruits hit their first milestone tonight, while another fresh recruit skips straight forward to his 25k milestone having hit both in one Free-DC day. Judging by all of their PPD, they'll be hitting more milestones soon, and earning a folding badge not too long after that. On top of that we have AphexDreamer earning his stripes and his 100k milestone. Congrats to Jstn7477, nflesher87, Mad85x and Skotosa (AphexDreamer). Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 13/10/09 msgclb| 13/10/09 Oily_17| 13/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people One day my sweet MPA, I shall possess you. For now I will have to live everyday in shame, envious of those that win it so well. Though it shows you the dedication these guys here possess. Bogmali alone defies limits of how much silicon one man can legally possess.
Pie! It's a little tough to say just how much of our PPD was leftover from yesterday. But it never gets old going to EoC stats now though. Seeing that upward inclined graph, our team's rank and our frequent smashing of old records really are great things to see. Our average has yet to catch up to us in the mid 800k PPD range, and as such it reports we have 1.4 months until we break the top 50. We're probably looking at closer to 1 month at our current rate. However I think we've only seen the tip of the iceberg. Oh, and Bump the crap out of the contest threads everyone. Ok, well at least converse there. That will get the contest out to the most people and give us the most chance to get recruits. Perhaps we should Btarunr do a followup newspost at say 20 days in, to remind people its not too late. Milestones A_Cheese_Danish passed 150,000 Breit passed 1,000 Castiel passed 6,000 deathmore passed 500,000 Dustyshiv passed 2,000,000 EsVu passed 200 hertz9753 passed 1,200,000 kenny21 passed 4,000 Kenshai passed 2,000 Laurijan passed 7,000 Maikel205 passed 60,000 nflesher87 passed 25,000 Nosada passed 70,000 PerraCash passed 1,000 PhxProvost passed 2,000 One day after earning his first milestone, nflesher steps up to 25k with ease. At this pace he'll have his badge in no time. Speaking of badges, Dustyshiv should've just earned himself a new badge as he passes 2 million. Rounding out the numbers tonight is Deathmore who is halfway on the road to one million. Shouldn't be too much longer before he gets his own badge upgrade. Good work guys. Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 14/10/09 msgclb| 14/10/09 Oily_17| 14/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people It's quiet again on the MPA competition front. Everyone you see here is lining up like they're at the soup kitchen when I hand these out. They need the competition, otherwise they'll just keep making out like bandits. I know some of those WCG crunchers could give some of the top 10 folders a run for their money.
They've taken notice to Buck's absence and posted it up on their forums. They think that this is the time that'll they make a huge gain on us. Sadly, even though they outscored us yesterday, it would seem they stumbled off the block as they only beat us by a meager 14k. Guess we'll just have to weather this storm until Buck makes it back in, though really we seem to be doing more than fine as is. The only real difference is we'd be 19th in the world overall instead of around 14th or 15th. This past 50 places has flown by as well, I remember when we were first cracking into the top 100. It wasn't that long ago. Great work guys. Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 15/10/09 msgclb| 15/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones AthlonX2 passed 500,000 Breit passed 3,000 Castiel passed 7,000 dhoshaw passed 950,000 dmajr passed 500 JrRacinFan passed 50,000 kenny21 passed 9,000 Kenshai passed 5,000 Laurijan passed 9,000 nflesher87 passed 30,000 Shadowdust passed 40,000 Solaris17 passed 1,000,000 Supreme0verlord passed 10,000 thebluebumblebee passed 1,100,000 theonedub passed 650,000 Another 4 earning some recognition tonight, firstly Supreme0verlord as he passes his first 10k with the team. Next we have Solaris, who earns himself not only a 1 million point certificate to hang on his wall, but a shiny new forum badge that shows just how pimpin' he is. Moving on up we have JrRacinFan cracking the whip on cancer as he pushes past 50k, and lastly we have AthlonX2 crossing the halfway mark to in his attempt match Solaris's pimp levels. I'm not sure who'd win in a duel but my guts telling me Solaris. Sorry Athlon.
This past 50 places has flown by as well, I remember when we were first cracking into the top 100. It wasn't that long ago. Great work guys - El Fiendo. Very true man. When i started in April we were 101. Amazing how much you guys have stepped up
So, we're not bursting into flames yet, which pretty much means HWC's hope of capitalizing on Buck's absence is going up in smoke. Sure they beat us by about 70k today, but today also saw technical difficulties from a few of our other members that had them earning reduced PPD. As such, HWC's gain over us is over-hyped. On top of that, we're all still adding more points every day. For instance, this weekend I'll be building my new Phenom II rig, and with the two extra 9600 GSOs I've bought tonight I'll now be able to populate 4 PCI-e slots with folding goodness. I don't think HWC thought we were ever going to be this much of a challenge, but they haven't given up yet. Until they can muster enough PPD to beat us out for good, if they could even manage that, I'll just enjoy looking at Techpowerup's overtake page. I like how it shows us decimating most teams in the day to day standings. We've sure made ourselves a little powerhouse here, which is only further exemplified when you consider how small our team is in numbers compared to most other teams in our PPD range. I'm glad that I joined Techpowerup first over HWC, as I likely wouldn't be a part of this great little team we got here. Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 16/10/09 msgclb| 16/10/09 Oily_17|16/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones Breit passed 5,000 Castiel passed 8,000 hertz9753 passed 1,300,000 Jstn7477 passed 20,000 kenny21 passed 10,000 Laurijan passed 10,000 msgclb passed 4,000,000 nflesher87 passed 40,000 Nosada passed 80,000 PerraCash passed 2,000 sneekypeet passed 1,700,000 Today we've got two of our newest members, Laurijan and kenny21, crossing their first milestone with the prospect for more very shortly. I hope to see more of this upward trend of new team mates, and in turn I hope to be handing out more of these initial milestones. It's quite nice to see the team growing like it is.
Still having issues with my server who wants to reboot all the fu#$%^ time leaving my clients "hung". Should be fixed today and adding a 2nd GX2 to my main rig
They didn't even make it to our team overtake listings as they never had close to enough days at enough PPD. While they beat us again yesterday, it was only again by a meager 80k. However dashing their aspirations was a returning post from Buck that I'd like to think demoralized their masses. It probably only made them grumble, but I like to view it as Buck arriving on the horizon with a flamethrower to route HWC's main line. As Buck begins pumping out WUs again to match his prior numbers, I'm going to pretend its HWC I hear screaming each WU, and not cancer. Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 17/10/09 msgclb| 17/10/09 Oily_17|17/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones Breit passed 10,000 burtram passed 5,000 Castiel passed 9,000 Crazybc passed 350,000 Darkrealms passed 850,000 dhoshaw passed 1,000,000 Duxx passed 20,000 Jstn7477 passed 25,000 Mindweaver passed 300,000 Niko084 passed 500 Oily_17 passed 5,500,000 Parelem passed 3,000 PerraCash passed 4,000 Today saw 2 of our newest members earning some preliminary badges, while another newer member crosses his first TPU 1 million. Jstn7477 continues on from his recent 10k mileston to post his 25k milestone with relative ease. Also reaching a milestone is Breit, who crosses 10k tonight and earns their his milestone. And lastly, earning his 1 millionth point for TPU is Dhoshaw. And while this is a feat truly worth displaying, Dhoshaw has just recently earned himself the Crazy Folder badge he desired so he's probably quite proud to be displaying that instead. Should be a nice back up badge though. Congrats all.
A rather quiet Sunday in which we spiked 140k back upwards from yesterday, only a portion of which came from Buck's return. I'm not sure if its only more server fluctuations or if the rest of us found extra PPD lying about, but I'll take it. Meanwhile, as a team we passed a tremendous 150,000,000. Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 18/10/09 msgclb| 18/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones TechPowerup! passed 150,000,000 adulaamin passed 1,000 bogmali passed 10,000,000 burtram passed 9,000 Castiel passed 10,000 Duxx passed 25,000 JayliN passed 60,000 Mad85x passed 30,000 mx500torid passed 4,500,000 nflesher87 passed 50,000 Niko084 passed 2,000 Nosada passed 90,000 pantherx12 passed 1,000 Parelem passed 10,000 PerraCash passed 5,000 pingwei passed 8,000 We've got 5 members hitting milestones tonight, starting from Castiel and Parelem hitting their first 10k. It may look like a long road to the folding badge, but before you know it, you'll be up a few milestone and that much closer. Follwing them is Duxx as he passes 25k, and nflesher as he passes 50k. Last but most certainly not least is Bogmali as he dishes out his 10 millionth folding point. I lost track of when you doubled me in points Bogi, but its no less ego crushing to realize you're too insane for me to ever beat. You and Buck seem to call for a higher badge than 'Crazy Folder'.
839,788 on the 19th! I have no doubt we've got what it takes to break 1 million PPD as a team guys, we're not far off from it. Meanwhile we're inching ever closer to the top 50 and outpacing HWC more everyday. Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 19/10/09 msgclb| 19/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones AthlonX2 passed 550,000 Breit passed 20,000 burtram passed 10,000 caramsey passed 8,000 hertz9753 passed 1,400,000 Jstn7477 passed 30,000 kenny21 passed 20,000 Lampmaster passed 650,000 Laurijan passed 20,000 nflesher87 passed 70,000 Niko084 passed 4,000 PbMaster passed 25,000 PerraCash passed 6,000 RX-7 passed 1,000 theonedub passed 700,000 Tonight shows 2 of our new members crossing some of the early milestones, something I imagine we'll be seeing a fair amount with this folding contest going. Burtram and PbMaster pass 10k and 25k respectively. Welcome guys, have fun, stick around and yearn for some pie. And for reasons unexplained the monkey man has missed out on a milestone that occurred last night. Cheers to [Ion] for his 25k milestone, and for helping me spot the oversight. Hope to see you with a badge soon!
You sure did, it would seem I caught an earlier update last night as it didn't have your name listed. No worries, I'll edit it up with your certificate. Congrats, by the way.
We seem to have outpaced our friendly competitors, for the time being anyways. They seem intent on mounting a counterattack, as per their forums, but hopefully we've gained ourselves a little breathing room. After all, this has been the first time in months that they haven't been on our overtake threat list. What's even more crazy to think is that in the short time since Buck announced the challenge with HWC, we've folded almost 20 million points. Only the top 240 teams have folded more in their entire team's lifetime. This is a true indicator of how strong TPU's folding community is, and what makes us a great team. Good work everyone. Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 20/10/09 msgclb| 20/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones BarbaricSoul passed 60,000 Breit passed 30,000 dhoshaw passed 1,100,000 Duxx passed 30,000 flyin15sec passed 150,000 Laurijan passed 25,000 Mad85x passed 40,000 NastyHabits passed 400,000 nflesher87 passed 80,000 Niko084 passed 6,000 Nosada passed 100,000 Parelem passed 25,000 PerraCash passed 7,000 pingwei passed 9,000 Supreme0verlord passed 25,000 Tonight has 4 members earning a mention, starting with the likes of Laurijan, Parelem and Supreme0verlord. All of them seem to have been doing their best Godzilla impression on a load of WUs. In only a coulple days they'll all likely have earned their folding badges. And speaking of earning folding badges, Nosada does just that tonight as he blasts past 100k. Congrats everyone!
You guys are folding like mad-men! During the beginning, I flew up the charts. I even made top-20 for three straight days. Since then, I'm engaged in the Sisyphean task of rolling up to number 50 in the TPU member list. I'm there now, but I'll be hurled backwards soon. All these new guys cranking out 9K+ a day. I guess Christmas is going to have to come early to my humble abode. I need another card. Gonna get off now and write a note to Santa. Seriously, the team's results are amazing.
Someone do the math. If it took him x amount of time to get 5 mil. How long will it take (Or for bonus points, how old will El Fiendo be) for El Fiendo to make 1 Trillion.
Well let's see. Assuming I keep a constant 40k PPD for the entire time, it should take me another 24,999,875 years to hit 1 trillion. Although once Fermi is released, I will get 6 GPUs for ultimate power. I predict it will take me 2.6 months after that to hit 1 trillion. My numbers are beyond doubt, so don't bother questioning them. Nastyhabits is right though. We are folding like crazy. Our top 20 is almost entirely people who are 10k+. Our top 10 are almost all Crazy Folders! Pie! Winners of the MPA! [TABLE]Bogmali| 21/10/09 msgclb| 21/10/09 [/TABLE] Feel free to check my findings, I sometimes miss people Milestones budiony passed 500 Crazyeyesreaper passed 30,000 deathmore passed 550,000 El_Fiendo passed 5,000,000 hat passed 350,000 hertz9753 passed 1,500,000 Homeless passed 600,000 Jstn7477 passed 40,000 Laurijan passed 30,000 nflesher87 passed 90,000 Niko084 passed 10,000 Parelem passed 30,000 pingwei passed 10,000 p_o_s_pc passed 700,000 RX-7 passed 2,000 3 members passing up some great milestones tonight, starting with Niko084 and pingwei who both pass their first 10k with authority. Both are new members who are off to a running start as they head for their folding badge. The last milestone was just some guy who passed some number. Congrats all!
I'm climbing other team members like stairs... I hope to be in the top 30 at least. Top 20 are all people who have 10+ PPD like Fiendo said, so I know I won't get up there... but I should be able to hang out in the 30's at least with my 4.2-4.4k ppd
how many points do you need for the contest? I don't think that would be much of a problem maybe hang in around where i am at now (37).


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A FORMER home of Narnia author CS Lewis could be torn down for "potential redevelopment".
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"Paddy was killed, and Lewis went to live with Paddy's mother, Janie Moor, at the home.
"She was 26 years his senior, but there is certainly enough evidence to suggest there was a relationship between the pair. The house is not a listed building, but it should be preserved simply because of its importance."
It is called 'Hillsboro' and is currently advertised as land for potential re-development for £1.6m, by agents Elwood and Company and Strutt and Parker.
A spokesman for Elwood and Company said: "There is absolutely opportunity for it to be restored as a house.
"We are not advertising it to tear it down and build 'X' amount of flats, we have been instructed to put it up for sale.
"Anyone can see its history on the Oxford City Council website, it has had lots of work done over the years, but still can be used as a home if that is what the new owner would want."
The property was used as a chiropractor's clinic until earlier this year. The registered owners are Yatsden Limited of Boars Hill Heath and was purchased on May 2, 2008. The company director is Simon Gregg.
An advert for the home on Strutt and Parker's website states that it offers "huge potential for development".
Resident Andrew Colleran said: "It should be kept as a house especially as there is the history behind it."
- Clive Staples Lewis (29 November 1898 - 22 November 1963) was a prolific writer, poet, scholar of English literature and defender of Christianity. His most famous book is The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the first published of his Chronicles of Narnia.
- From October 1924 until May 1926, Lewis served as a philosophy tutor at University College.
- On May 20, 1925, he was elected as a Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, where he served as a tutor in English language and literature for 29 years.
The CS Lewis Foundation website
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This is an attractive house dating from the 1920s in a decent-sized garden, and many people would rather see it remain. Headington is becoming too densely populated, particularly in the streets that do not have the fortune to be in one of its three conservation areas.
Strutt & Parker are offering it as "A prime re-development opportunity":
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SNJ wrote:the problem is that we do not have enough millionaires willing to live in large houses in what are now relatively bad areas unlike the Victorian times. The House is not marketable in it's location, now had it been in Summertown that would be different.
There are many houses of architectural merit in Oxford that have no protection: only the very finest manage to get listed.
This is an attractive house dating from the 1920s in a decent-sized garden, and many people would rather see it remain. Headington is becoming too densely populated, particularly in the streets that do not have the fortune to be in one of its three conservation areas.
Strutt & Parker are offering it as "A prime re-development opportunity":
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Cain Velaquez: 5 Questions We Have About Cain Heading into UFC 155
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Tonight, Cain Velasquez will attempt to reclaim the heavyweight title that he lost to Junior dos Santos at UFC on Fox 1.
Velasquez was knocked out in just over a minute, but came back resoundingly when he beat Antonio Silva at UFC 146.
Much of what we know about Cain Velasquez is still up in the air. Here are five questions we have about Velasquez heading into his heavyweight title fight on Saturday.
How IS His Chin?
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Velasquez was rocked by Cheick Kongo and was knocked out by Junior dos Santos. Those are two guys that hit really hard, and he has nothing to be ashamed of for either.
But the only times we've really seen him hit were those two fights, and we don't know how good his chin is.
Could he have a glass chin, or was he just caught perfectly by those two guys?
Will the Loss to dos Santos Affect Him?
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Sometimes, when a fighter loses to another fighter, that is stuck in the back of their mind during the rematch.
Velasquez could be thinking about how dos Santos has already beaten him, and that could cause an issue.
Maybe Velasquez will be tentative, knowing what dos Santos can do, or maybe it won't matter at all.
Can Velasquez Take Down dos Santos?
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Much of the talk around this fight is whether or not Velasquez can get dos Santos down on the ground. Dos Santos has impeccable takedown defense, and Velasquez has outstanding wrestling credentials.
Something's gotta give in this fight, and it will be interesting to see whether or not Velasquez can be the first to take down—and hold down—dos Santos.
Is Velasquez Healthy?
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Last time Velasquez fought dos Santos, he was injured. It wasn't until recently that we all found out how injured he was.
A recently released video—later made private—captures the moment that Velasquez tore his ACL. The fact that he still fought so soon after the injury shows how tough he is.
We don't know if he's healthy going into this, but if he is, the fight is sure to go a little differently.
What Happens If He Loses?
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If Velasquez loses, that will be two fights that he has lost to the champion. There's not much for him to do after that.
He could wait for someone to beat dos Santos, but he probably wouldn't get another shot as long as dos Santos was champion.
I'm not sure if a drop to light heavyweight is out of the question, but if it comes to that, it may not be impossible.
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Aaron Lariviere
Good call, Jim! That's easily my favorite track I've heard in ages.
(And Avichi's kicking some ass, too.)
I lurk in the shadows. Thanks for the support, Jim!
I've always had a weird fascination with "Heavy 33″ by the Verlaines. It sounded like nothing else here, and it still seems like hardly anyone else remembers that band. For the record, their greatest hits collection is pretty stellar, and I never would have found it had I not heard them here first, many, many years earlier.
Besides that, "Glynis" and "Effigy" rule pretty hard.
That's exactly what it is. A double-disc compilation of random covers recorded across the years: some recorded "new" at the time of release (1998), some randomly tossed off at various points, and some pulled from the old Garage Days EP that they did in '87, which was Newsted's first proper recorded appearance in advance of …And Justice For All. As a collection it's more of a curio than anything… some decent tunes, some dogshit, and in '90s Metallica fashion, just waaaaaay too fucking long.
What's interesting to see is what constitutes "best" here… I get the sense St. Anger is coming out above Load because St. Anger is the more "metal" of the two, which is pretty much undeniable. I draw the line between the two simply: I can listen to Load. St. Anger is a horrendous, unpleasant listen, bereft of songs, literally painful to experience (that. fucking. SNARE.). At it's best, Load sounds like Down, or Crowbar-lite. They were mixing southern rock with metal in a way that occasionally hit hard, and was rarely awful if not exactly exciting. Sure, the country songs suck, but they're just as much of a creative departure as the nu-metal freakouts were on St. Anger, and at the time plenty of folks thought "Hero of the Day" worked just fine. In defense of Reload: I like Marianne Faithfull enough to get excited to hear her voice in the midst of an otherwise feeble record.
Doug, I know we've debated plenty on this list already, but I gotta hand it to you: this is a killer piece of work. Stellar album write-ups, completely respectable order (ever if we disagree), and I now feel a desperate need to listen to Master of Puppets on my drive home. Cheers!
My personal order:
1. Ride the Lightning
2. Master of Puppets
3. And Justice For All
4. Kill Em All
5. Black Album
6. Load
7. Death Magnetic
8. Reload
9. Lulu
10. St. Anger
I get the sentiment, and I see where you're coming from, but I also think an awful lot of metalheads would agree that the first four metallica albums are literally better than all other metal. Of all the albums you mention I'd put Metallica handily above each, with the caveat that Led Zeppelin really are not a metal band, no matter what they occasionally got called in the early days.
Great list, and a great overall understanding of the band in question. That said, I obviously disagree with a few placements, naturally, because I've always been such a massive U2 fan, and I'm coming into this with a different set of age-related expectations. I can see why some folks like ATYCLB, but honestly… it's so completely watered down compared to virtually every album that came before. I'd take October over ATYCLB in a heartbeat. Or Pop. Probably even Rattle and Hum, though I fully understand putting that one last. Latter day U2 is supremely disappointing, sad to say, with HTAaAB as the worst offender of all. Achtung Baby at #1, though: spot on.
Yeah, it's funny when a band dodges a particular association only to have all of us writer-folk make the obvious comparisons anyway. Oh well.
The feedback is much appreciated!
As our group's resident Blind Guardian nerd and sometimes power metal fan (as well as being a preexisting fan of Atlantean Kodex) I probably could have knocked out that writeup from a place of comfort, but I'm glad Doug got to do it for a few reasons. (1) It's fun to cast against type, and (2) I think Doug hits on an important point. With so many entry-points to the genre, it's easy to find your way in without developing much of an interest in "classic" heavy metal, particularly when it comes to some of the more flamboyantly melodic offshoots. There can be a fine line between tastefully majestic (Atlantean Kodex) and hamfistedly cheesy (Hammerfall), and I think that's more or less what Doug was expressing here.
Re: the "doom" thing. It's largely how the band describes themselves, in part, I'm assuming, to avoid the "cheesy" stigma of being called power or trad metal. Sure, "Epic Traditional Doom" in this sense sounds to the modern ear like slowed-down power metal, when in reality power metal is really just sped-up traditional metal anyway. It's all about perception. It's a wide genre when you've got bands playing stoner doom stuff butting up against death/doom, funeral doom, drone/doom, and then more melodic stuff like this, which is just a variant on classic metal played slower. Argus are another modern band doing something similar, and they typically get tagged the same way.
PS. I love that you take the time to engage so fully with everything on this list every month. Your comments / track breakdowns are fucking awesome, and I hope they continue!
I like. Safe bet that anything Sean is willing to post over at cvltnation is well worth hearing, and this doesn't disappoint. Gnaaaaarly vocals, and I dig the weird sci-fi leads that swoop in out of nowhere.
I have to chime in (again) just to second everything Doug wrote about the new Oranssi Pazuzu. Stellar fucking record.
Color me jealous.
I can't see the point of any kind of streaming radio service when spotify, rdio, mog, and whichever other sites already offer the exact same service bundled with the far greater ability to play any song you want when you actually want to hear it.
I say this as an existing user of Itunes Match (which is a horrible, virtually worthless service that barely works at all, is plagued by bugs and lapses in service, yet has somehow trapped me for life so far as I can tell, since my mp3 collection only exists in the iCloud at this point)–and apparently us Match users get extra features or something. I just don't see the point in introducing a service modeled on another existing service that already feels hopelessly outdated.
I remember getting this when it came out through either BMG or Columbia House because of a wholly inaccurate description that described them as vaguely "industrial". Being 13 and obsessed with Nine Inch Nails and Ministry, I was not that stoked to receive an actual metal album. But I remember trying hard to like it simply because the album cover was so fucking badass.
Years later, this thing does rule. I'm way more into Beneath the Remains and Arise, but a friend wisely pointed out how much the band was channeling Celtic Frost at this point. Listening now, I can definitely hear the influence, along with all the weird flourishes mentioned above. Sepultura were truly one of the greats, and this was probably the least release of theirs I can fully get behind. (Roots does what it does well, but it's not for me.)
Totally agree. All of these records are stellar, but the new Gorguts is probably my favorite thing this year, too.
This month was total overload. For once in my life I may have heard TOO MUCH good metal; my brain is still trying to catch up. The Inquisition record is gonna be a crusher, along with way too many others to even touch on here. Instead, here are some tracks that will likely slip under the radar, which is a shame. We live in a glorious time for metal, friends!
WAR MASTER – Pure, unadulterated Bolt Thrower worship. It sounds an awful lot like earlier "grindcore" period Bolt Thrower (meaning uptempo old school death metal, before they dropped the blastbeats), which is all there is to say and all we need to know.
AXESLASHER – Really fun, raging, horror-themed thrash. These dudes are definitely on their way up.
NEKROFILTH – Filthy punk getting all up on some death and grind, with oddly (and horrifyingly) intelligible vocals. Choice lyrics: "I'm a degenerate… I want to cum on your brains." Classic Hells Headbangers band right here.
SCYTHE – Ripping black speed metal from Chicago, brought to us by the main dude from Usurper, who also ruled hard. This will undoubtedly fly under the radar, but it's pretty fucking badass.
ALTARS – If we didn't have insanely good tunes from Grave Miasma and Cleric already clogging up our earspace Altars would be the best forward-thinking death metal of the month. As it is, it's very much in the Grave Miasma vein and not far off in terms of quality. Weird, angular, occasionally jarring, but entirely enjoyable.
TWILIGHT OF THE GODS – Here's a new supergroup featuring Alan Averill of Primordial on vocals. I think it's meant to sound like Viking-era Bathory but it comes out closer to Bathory played like power metal. Still fun for driving around and fist-pumping mightily.
I think he means arena in the "arena-ready" aspirational sense. These days the Rolling Stones can't even fill an arena.
Thoroughly awesome.
That's the one! I love the name of the Dark Descent sub-label releasing it, too: "Unspeakable Axe".
Between Noisem, Power Trip, and Besieged it's been a kickass year for thrash thus far. That Mammoth Grinder rips, too. I gotta give that one some more listening time!
Err… maybe that's a sax. Too much metal a deaf boy makes.
That midsection breakdown is the best thing ever. And then the squealing violins… excellent.
Kinda getting Wall of Voodoo vibes here. Which is a good thing.
I love these writeups, Carson. It's great to see some in-depth feedback on everything we're throwing out there.
With regard to my thrash comments, yeah, I hear you. Honestly I didn't mean to bag on thrash in general, just the crossover stuff specifically. After spending a few weeks with the new Power Trip I was all stoked to listen to Nuclear Assault, DRI, Cro-Mags, Leeway, all of it. And while plenty of it was decent, none of it was as good as memory would have had me believe. But give me the first Vio-lence record and I'm a happy man, so who knows.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/10/13 -- Bayfield Ventures Corp. (TSX VENTURE: BYV)(PINKSHEETS: BYVVF)(FRANKFURT: B4N) is pleased to announce additional assays from the continuing exploration of its 100% owned Burns Block gold-silver project. The Company's Burns Block project is located in the Rainy River District of north-western Ontario and is ideally situated adjacent to the east of Rainy River Resources' main multi-million ounce gold-silver deposit and to the west of their expanding Intrepid gold-silver zone.
Rainy River District Gold Zones: www.bayfieldventures.com/i/maps/BYV-Burns-Gold-Zones-NOV-2012.jpg.
This news release reports assay results from the East Burns - Intrepid Zone step out and wedge holes RR12-34W1, RR12-35 and RR12-35W1. Holes RR12-34W1 and RR12-35W1 are both wedge holes designed to extend mineralization intercepted in holes RR12-34 (see news release Nov. 20th) and RR12-35 (reported here).
East Burns - Intrepid Zone Highlights:
-- Hole RR12-34W1 intersected 25.50 metres grading 6.60 g/t Au and 34.20 g/t Ag including 15.00 metres of 11.06 g/t Au and 57.05 g/t Ag.-- The combination of results from holes RR12-34W1 and RR12-35 continue to show that the down plunge extension of the East Burns - Intrepid Zone mineralized zone continues to the southwest on the Burns property.-- The approx. 15 metre offset distance between holes RR12-34 and RR12-34W1 shows that continuity of the greater than 10 g/t gold mineralization is excellent.-- The assay results of hole RR12-35 indicate that four distinct zones of gold and silver mineralization exist in the eastern portion of the Burns property. A 1.5 metre assay of 196 g/t Ag was returned from one of the shallow zones in this hole.-- Further southwest step out drilling of the East Burns - Intrepid high- grade zone is planned for winter/spring 2013.-- Additional exploration targets for the other known mineralized zones at the East Burns - Intrepid Zone are being prioritized for drilling in spring 2013.
Discussion of East Burns - Intrepid Holes RR12-34W1, RR12-35 and RR12-35W1:
Wedge hole RR12-34W1 intersected a strong interval of gold and silver mineralization in a position approximately 15 metres above the previously reported high-grade zone in hole RR12-34 which returned 26.50m of 8.82 g/t Au and 39.44 g/t Ag. Hole RR12-34W1 intersected a down hole interval of 25.50 metres grading 6.60 g/t Au and 34.20 g/t Ag including 15.00 metres of 11.06 g/t Au and 57.05 g/t Ag.
Burns Block Drill Hole Location Map: www.bayfieldventures.com/i/maps/BYV_Burns_Block_Drill_Collar_Map_Feb_2012.jpg.
The success of the RR12-34W1 wedge hole off the RR12-34 mother hole is encouraging as it clearly demonstrates the strong continuity of the high-grade gold and silver mineralization currently being discovered in the down plunge exploration effort by Bayfield on the eastern portion of the Burns property.


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PHOTOS: Elizabeth Olsen Does Her Best Kristen Stewart Face In Vogue
Elizabeth Olsen sure is giving Kristen Stewart a run for her money — she's making the Twilight star's signature open-mouth half-smirk face in her latest Vogue appearance.
PHOTOS: Do You Recognize This Comedic Actress?
We know her best from Parks & Recreation, who'd imagine that a total bombshell bod was underneath all those frumpy cardigans?
PHOTO: Why Are George Michael And Kate Moss On The Cover Of Vogue Paris?
Back in July, Kate Moss starred in George Michael's music video for "White Light". The song was forgettable, and the video was eh, kind of cool, but now the pair have landed themselves a French Vogue cover. Pourquoi?
PHOTO: Mindy Kaling Reveals Her Girl Crush In Glamour's October Issue
We've watched the trailer for The Mindy Kaling Project about a dozen times now, and we still laugh every time. Kaling is just one of the funniest and wittiest actresses out there, but if you need more evidence, well, look no further than her giggle-inducing spread in Glamour's October issue.
PHOTOS: Keira Knightley Reveals Her Mascara Tip In Vogue's October Issue
Keira Knightley's new period drama Anna Karenina hits theaters this November, and that means one thing — you'll be seeing her on lots of magazine covers this fall. In the first of many, the 27-year-old actress covers Vogue's October issue, and in Chanel couture, no less.
PHOTOS: Blake Lively Reynolds Covers Allure, Induces Hair Jealousy
Blake Lively really does lead a glamorous life. Not only did the girl get married to Ryan Reynolds this weekend, she did it in a custom Marchesa gown. Now, she's the October cover star of Allure, and she obviously looks nothing short of stunning.
PHOTOS: Britney Spears Is The Anti-Kim Kardashian On ELLE's October Cover
Britney Spears nabbed the October cover of Elle, and looks sweet yet fierce in a studded Versace number. The corresponding spread is a mix of tough ensembles, and even includes a cameo from Spears' fiance Jason Trawick. Oh, and of course Kim Kardashian is involved.
PHOTOS: Emma Watson Reveals How Men Have Reacted To Her Short Hair
Two years ago, Emma Watson shocked everyone by chopping off her Hermione Granger-branded locks. She's kept the short 'do since then, and in the October issue of Glamour, she has some choice words for dudes who don't like it.
Laetitia Casta On Choupette: 'That Cat Has Crazy Eyes'
Model-turned-actress Laetitia Casta covers the October issue of Harper's Bazaar UK. Inside, she chats about her recent photoshoot with Karl Lagerfeld's cat Choupette for V magazine.
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You wish to get a unique natural and cultural landscape and local development together and create a sustainable tourism product. You consider your region's values as a capital and want, together with the local population to share them with the visitors. The key to success is a strong local support. You look for sustainable solutions as a whole. The CAS "Heritage and Tourism" Course combines both aspects. You start the course with your own project idea and develop during the training a realistic and mature product. International experts and an external course management look after you and guarantee therefore the project embedding in the international situation. Different inputs help you analyse your project from various angles and sharpen its content step by step. The CAS "Heritage and Tourism" course is designed to interweave a practical product development and social, cultural, moral and scientific considerations.
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