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Metal News for March 25, 2009
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28 news articles posted on this day.
Ancara Recruits New Guitarist
Finnish band Ancara has issued the following update about acquiring a new guitarist:
"Tuomas "Gary" Keskinen known from bands Technicolour, Negative and Monday, is the new guitarist of Ancara. Gary replaced Samuel Hjelt, who left the band earlier this year.
"First of all we want to thank all of the guitarist candidates for their interest towards our band. We are very pleased with our new member, who has a heaps of experience under his belt and solid vision in making music. As a band we have strived for more groove orientated playing, so from that point of view Gary fits more than well into our band" tells bands bassist Mika Rajala.
"Gary can also be heard on the next Ancara album, that the band has been working on with producer Hiili Hiilesmaa during the past winter. The recording process is nearly finished and the album will be released in August 2009 thru Timo Kotipelto's High & Loud Records."
Crystallion Posts Studio Recording Video Online
German metallers Crystallion have posted a new studio video online of their time recording their as-yet-unnamed upcoming album. The video can be viewed below. More...
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Susperia Vocalist Has Successful Heart Surgery
Susperia has issued the following update about their vocalist undergoing open heart surgery:
"Despite further complications SUSPERIA singer Athera (Pal Mathiesen) successfully underwent open heart surgery on Monday 16th March 2009 at Rikshospitalet University Hospital, Oslo, Norway. Originally scheduled to have a triple by pass operation, surgeons discovered further problems which resulted in the vocalist also having a main artery - which previously ran to his lungs - connected directly to his heart. Athera will remain in hospital to recuperate and has been advised by doctors that full recovery will take between three and five months.
"Still in some agony from his ordeal and in reflective mood, Athera said: "Wow - Well what happened there!! It looks like this time my name wasn't on the guest list at the pearly gates or the other place down below. I got through the surgery and I'm now back in the regional hospital after five days at the specialist heart clinic. Here in my hospital bed I'm contemplating the enormity of what happened - the what if's and the what might have been. I'm in agony but the strong medication helps. It was a heavy operation having my body parts re-arranged - If a musician ever needed a "TUNE UP" I hope this was it. There are some tough times ahead but I will get there in the end." More...
Whiplash Finshes Recording New Album
Reunited New Jersey thrashers, WHIPLASH, have completed tracking their full-length album, "Unborn Again," at Mozart Studio with engineer/producer Harris Johns (Sodom, Kreator, Helloween, Sepultura) and will fly to Berlin on April 13th for mixing and mastering process, which will take place at Spiderhouse Studio.
WHIPLASH is:
Tony Portaro - Guitar / Vocals
Joe Cangelosi (ex-KREATOR) - Drums
Rich Day Bass (ex-PRIMAL SCREAM) - Bass
Devils Whorehouse Posts New Song Online
Swedish metal band, Devils Whorehouse, has posted a new song, entitled "Wicked One," on their MySpace page. "Wicked One" comes from their upcoming album, "Blood & Ashes." The album is set for a mid April release date.
Thornafire Issues Album Recording Update
Chilean death metal band Thornafire are in the midst of recording their sophomore album for Ibex Moon Records titled "Vorax Deconstruction." Guitarist Victor Mac-Namara had this to say about the recording process:
"We have finished the drums and guitars for our new album. All that is left is the bass, vocals, some arrangements with synths, and some obscure characterizations from an actress to work the concept of the new album. We are very anxious and we hope to get a great album of death metal. The songs that we composed are not in the current way of endless blast beat songs. We do it the old way - memorable music with variety, twisted riffs, and lot of madness!"
Savage Circus Posts New Song, "The Ordeal," Online
German progressive metal band, SAVAGE CIRCUS, has posted the first song, "The Ordeal," off their new album on their MySpace page. SAVAGE CIRCUS has also posted the following personal letter to their fans:
"Hi to all the good folks,
It's been a long time... and if you say too long, you are damned right! Well, there is not really one overall reason for this absence; it's more or less a combination of smaller and bigger things in the life of the individual band members. But there's been one thing for sure, that struck all of us at the same time: the separation from Thomen. This hit us right in the middle of the first songwriting process for the follow up album to 'Dreamland Manor' and – as you may imagine – was not really a boost to our creativity. This had to be 'digested" for a while...' More...
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Celebrating 8 Years of Metalunderground.com
In recent years, I've decided that March marks our anniversary since that's when we posted our first news story - let's call it a "soft launch" - even though the official launch was in April, 2001. Unlike the prior year when we had a lot of technical updates to the site, the biggest improvements to Metalunderground.com in this past year have been the additions to our staff. We've grown by a large number of writers and are better covering the full range of metal genres in news, reviews, and interviews, with the quality improving in every area as well. For the first time ever, our reviews section is running at full throttle, with at least one new review posted each day (so check out our new reviews if you haven't been paying attention).
It's hard to believe that it's been eight years since I first launched Metalunderground.com, originally as a one-man show. The sheer size of the site, staff, and our readership has surpassed what I ever imagined. Yet, at the same time there's so much more I planned to have done on the site. It's a tough task balancing family and demanding job with a hobby this size, contributing to the site every day and still finding time to code additional features. I have to thank all of our contributors, past and present, for helping keep Metalunderground.com up to date, writing interesting articles, and helping to get where we're at now. My hope is that with the exceptional staff we have now that we continue to grow and get more recognition, and that I will be able to add more new features this year as well.
Since the site's inception, we've posted over 43,000 news articles and covered more than 7,000 bands that are in our database. We currently serve well over 600,000 page views per month to over 250,000 visitors.
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Funeral In Heaven Limited Edition Release
Sri Lankan Hela Black Metal band Funeral In Heaven will be releasing a limited 40 copy edition of their latest single "Janaani Janmabhumisca Swargadapi Gariyasi" on the 29th of March, 2009 via Hela Distributions.
Artwork for this release can be viewed on the bands official Myspace page.
Rudra Posts Two New Songs Online
Two latest tracks from the upcoming album by Singaporean Vedic Metallers, Rudra has been posted on their Myspace player.
RUDRA's forthcoming album is the second installment of the "Brahmavidya" trilogy, which is set to be released on the 15th of April via Trinity Records, Hongkong.
Ahab Announces New Album Track Listing
Ahab have issued the following announcement about the track listing for their upcoming album:
"Ahoi fellow seamen,
"At the Moment Daniel is at Klangschmiede Studio E of The Vision Bleak-Mastermind Markus Stock. They already mixed two songs of the second AHAB-album today.
"Find here the final tracklist:
1. Yet Another Raft of The Medusa (Pollard's Weakness)
2. The Divinity Of Oceans
3. O Father Sea
4. Redemption Lost
5. Tombstone Carousal
6. Gnawing Bones (Coffin's Lot)
7. Nickerson's Theme
Entwine Posts "Strife" Music Video Online
Finnish metallers Entwine have posted a new music video online for the song "Strife." The track comes from their upcoming album "Painstained," which will be released on April 6th through Spinefarm. The video can be viewed below. More...
Psyopus Posts New Music Video Online
Psyopus has posted a new music video online for the song "The Burning Halo," which comes off their latest album "Odd Senses." The video can be viewed below. More...
Blackguard Streaming Two New Songs Online
Canadian folk metal band Blackguard are currently streaming two new songs online. The tracks "The Last We Wage" and "The Sword" can be heard on the band's official MySpace page. Both of the songs come from the band's debut album "Profugus Mortis," which was released on March 20th through Nuclear Blast records.
Lay Down Rotten Posts Drum Recording Video Online
German death metallers Lay Down Rotten have posted a video online of the band recording drum tracks for their upcoming album "Gospel of the Wretched." The video can be viewed below. More...
Evergrey Cancels 2009 European Tour Dates
Evergrey has issued the following announcement about canceling all but two of their upcoming European tour dates:
"This month is getting embarrassing, for us and the people who we work with. We are sorry to announce, that for circumstances and reasons beyond our control, we are forced to cancel the scheduled Evergrey European tour in April.
"We would like to apologize to all the fans of both bands for the last minute decision and promise to work on getting new dates set up as soon as possible. Its always hard to let people down and both bands were extremely excited to play for all of their fans in Europe but sometimes things apparently don't go as planned. Which makes us in the band really frustrated and mad.
"I hope all of you understand that we are a band nothing more. This is what we live off and for, to play and tour, therefore we can promise that we are more sorry than anyone. This might not ease the disappointment for some of you but as said it's out of our control and involves so much details that none of you would be wiser of knowing.
"As with the canceled date in Atlanta we promise to make up for it as soon as we can and get a chance. More...
Saint Deamon Announces New Album Release Date
Frontiers Records has issued the following announcement about the release date of Saint Deamon's upcoming album:
"Frontiers Records is excited to announce the release of the new album from SAINT DEAMON "Pandeamonium" on May 22nd in Europe and June 9th in the USA.
"Named after a fictitious ghost rider called S. Deamon, and with a nod towards the contrast between the heavenly/diabolical feel of the name, the Saint Deamon was put together in 2006 by drummer Ronny Milianowicz (ex Dionysus and songwriter for Primal Fear, Cans and Place Vendome among others), together with bass player Nobby Noberg (also ex Dionysus), guitar virtuoso Toya Johansson and the golden voice of the Norwegian Jan Thore Grefstad (ex Highland Glory). The band debuted in early 2008 with a stunning album "In Shadows Lost From the Brave", a record that garnered great acclaim from both critics and fans.
"Saint Deamon toured extensively in support of the release during 2008, with gigs in Sweden, Norway, Austria, Italy, England and USA appearing in some of the world's finest metal festivals like Prog Power US and Bloodstock UK creating a vast buzz being one of the hardest working band in the scene.
"Just over a year after the release of their debut album, Saint Deamon are back with a strong head wind in their sails with the worthy follow up "Pandeamonium". Produced by two of the world's most famous Heavy Metal producers, Roy Z (Judas Priest, Halford, Helloween, Bruce Dickinson, who also co-wrote the album's title track with the band) & Jens Bogren (Opeth, Paradise Lost, Amon Amarth), "Pandeamonium" shows a well oiled Metal machine that has no limits in terms of inspiration, musical direction and focus, dedicated members or professionalism."
Shadows Fall To Play Bannaroo 2009 Festival
Shadows Fall has issued the following update about playing at the 2009 Bannaroo Festival:
"Yup, it's true, Shadows Fall will be playing this year's Bonnaroo festival in Manchester, TN. We don't know which date yet (June 11-4), but we will be there right along side of Bruce Springstein, NIN, Snoop Dogg, Phish, the Beastie Boys and Down.
"Tickets are available now by clicking here."
Merauder Signs To Regain Records
Regain Records has issued the following statement about signing a record deal with Merauder:
"REGAIN RECORDS is very proud to announce the signing of NYHC veterans MERAUDER. Jorge Rosado (vocals) has issued the following statement: "MERAUDER, the Metalcore kings and creators are teaming up with Regain Records to bring you their long awaited album titled "God Is I"(scheduled for June 19th, 2009 on Regain Records). This is one of the most important and brutal records we..ve ever worked on and it..s all worth it!!! Come out and support us on tour with THE HAUNTED – tour starts in April."
"Some words about the new MERAUDER album "God Is I": The most focused recording since "Master Killer", "God Is I" finds MERAUDER in perfect shape. Melding the bands roots with modern bite, the intent becomes immediately clear within seconds of the albums suckerpunch opening riff; "Until" hones in on it's listener and the chase begins. Runaway freight train grooves, mid-pace stomps, seething gang vocals and death metal drenched riffs all find themselves vying for supremacy amidst their patented NYHC delivery."
Merauder will be touring the US with The Haunted and The Agonist on the following dates:
4/03 - The Key Club - Hollywood, CA
4/04 - Slim's - San Francisco, CA
4/05 - Hawthorne Theater - Portland, OR
4/06 - Neumo's - Seattle, WA
4/07 - Commodore Ballroom - Vancouver, BC
4/08 - The Warehouse - Calgary, AB (new date)
4/09 - Starlite Ballroom - Edmonton, AB (new date)
4/11 - Royal Albert - Winnipeg, MB
4/12 - Station 4 - St. Paul, MN
4/13 - The Pearl Room - Mokena, IL
4/14 - Majestic Theatre - Detroit, MI
4/15 - Opera House - Toronto, ON
4/16 - Club Soda - Montreal, QC
4/17 - The Palladium - Worcester, MA
4/19 - BB King's Blues Club - New York, NY
4/21 - Mr. Small's - Millvale, PA
4/22 - Jaxx - Springfield, VA
4/23 - Volume 11 - Raleigh, NC
4/24 - The Masquerade - Atlanta, GA
Skinlab Seeking Fans To Be On Album Artwork
Skinlab has issued the following announcement about seeking fans with scars to appear in their new album artwork:
"We are looking for pictures of the most gruesome scars that you have to offer. Only the most gruesome of scars will make it into the artwork for the bands July 21st release entitled "The Scars Between Us." The scars will be hand pick by us, please send the best quality picture of your scar, no camera phone shots.
"Please send all photos too: firstname.lastname@example.com Only the sickest will make it into the new album artwork !"
Drummer Cory Grady Joins The Classic Struggle
Myrtle Beach metalcore band, The Classic Struggle, has issued the following message welcoming their new drummer Cory Grady:
"We are proud to announce that we have gotten a new drummer replacing TCS co-founder Tyler Solnosky. Cory Grady (ex-Black Dahlia Murder, Premonitions of War) will be our new permanent replacement. We are very excited about this recent addition. He is an extraordinary person as well as a musician and we are all real stoked about writing our new upcoming album with him. He has been learning all of our past material and we have also been writing new material as well. We hope to be back on the road by the end of this summer and look out for a late '09 release."
The Berzerker Guitarist Hospitalized
Melbourne's The Berzerker have announced the cancellation of the New Zealand leg of the Industrial Corruption Tour due to their guitarist being admitted to hospital early this morning (25/03/09).
Luke Kenny commented: "At 4am(EST) this morning our guitarist Tim Aldridge was rushed to hospital after throwing up more then a pint of blood, with blood pooling in his stomach he was operated on at 8am(EST) we are now waiting patiently to hear how the operation went. After frantic calls at 5am(EST) to various guitarist's looking for some one to fill in we have been forced to pull the New Zealand tour. The band is deeply saddened by this event. More information will be released as we have it."
The Amenta, who were also on this tour, will headline the shows with local New Zeland supports bands.
Amon Amarth Posts New Music Video Online
Amon Amarth has posted a new music video online for the song "Guardians of Asgaard." The track comes from their latest album "Twilight of the Thunder God." The video can be viewed below. More...
Walking Corpse Syndrome Announces 2009 Tour Dates
Montana based gothic metal band Walking Corpse Syndrome have announced a string of upcoming tour dates in the northwest. The currently confirmed dates are as follows:
4/10 2009 Eagles Kalispell, Montana
4/17 2009 The Other Side Missoula, Montana
5/1 2009 The Youth Center Deer Lodge, Montana
5/2 2009 The Buffalo Saloon Great Falls, Montana
5/15 2009 The Cretin Hop Spokane, Washington
5/16 2009 The Sundance Saloon Payette, Idaho
6/27 2009 The Buffalo Saloon Great Falls, Montana
7/23 2009 The Palace Missoula, Montana
Candlemass Streaming Entire New Album Online
Candlemass are currently streaming their entire new upcoming album titled "Death Magic Doom" on their official MySpace page. The album was recorded at Polar Studios in Sweden and will be released in Europe on April 3rd and in North America on May 5th.
Early Graves Announces New Bass Player
Early Graves has issued the following announcement about acquiring a new bass player and working on a new album:
"San Francisco's EARLY GRAVES have added bassist Matt O'Brien (ex Grace Alley, The Sick) to their lineup. Matt replaces bassist Tyler Jensen, who has moved to guitar in the band. "We are all really excited about having two guitars and a smasher for a bassist while we are writing our new record" comments guitarist Chris Brock.
"EARLY GRAVES is currently writing the follow up to its debut record We: The Guillotine with a tentative album title being Goner. Chris comments, "The new record is way faster, smarter, heavier and better all around. We are hoping to be in the studio in July recording and have a fall release on Ironclad/Metal Blade records".
"Some of the new song titles include: "Goner" "Whiskey Business" "L8" "JC is Dead" "Jesus Splizzard" "Bangover" "Party Bnoer" "Sweep Arpeggios are the new rapping over a heavy chorus" "Bnoer of Solace" "Goldenbnoer" "Your fucking out!"
Anger As Art To Record New Album In May
Los Angeles thrashers Anger As Art have issued the following update about recording a new album:
"Blame it on me. Unfortunately Anger will not be performing on April 18 at the Castle. I was ambitious enough to believe that between the pre-pro and recording process, the Abattoir tour, and Dave touring with Neil Turbin and the Deathriders - that we could get in and bash out a live set of new tunes. The most important thing is giving you guys a great album. The live stuff will follow. Tracking will be happening in May - very soon we will have an update with the studio info, producer, engineer, mixer, reveal the artwork, and all of that stuff.
"It feels to me like we have been away forever - we have. I am not used to being a studio rat - I am itching to get out and play live. It is coming, and will be worth the wait. thanks everyone. Leave your complaints in the blog comment section (or positive words - lol)."
Annotations Of An Autopsy Seeking New Bassist
U.K. based death metallers Annotations of an Autopsy have issued the following announcement about parting ways with their bassist:
"Ross Davey has decided to part ways with AOAA as of march 25th 2009 There is no bad blood or anything, we didnt kick him out it was down to a number of reasons which would have prevented him from touring full time with us. Its sad to see him go, hes been with us for years and we'll still remain friends. We've had some awesome times with you ross thanks for the memories and good luck in whatever you follow in life.
"As of right now we're seeking a full time bassist to join AOAA Who is ready to jump into working on our new album and tour from july onwards. It doesnt matter where in the uk you live as long as you can travel. If youre intrested you must be 18+, be able to tour full time and have alot of stage presence, No shy people who are afraid to krunk their junk on stage You must be a hard worker, be able to take the good with the bad and have a laugh. If youre not into death metal then dont even bother
"If you think youre gonna join the band and walk straight into a set salary then youre mistaken, a band isnt a 9-5 paid job and if you think you can just walk into a bunch of money then you can fuck off.
"If you want to apply. Send a video of you playing "Years of Disgust" Along with a small bio on yourself, what equipment you have and a picture of yourself If youve played in any other bands and have any live videos send us links To firstname.lastname@example.com
"*and no we wont pay for you to move here / fly here from abroad, uk people only"
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BRADFIELD JR., Tyler Mason was born Oct. 2, 2013 to Tawny James at Mad River Community Hospital.
MENDOZA, Sawyer Victor was born Sept. 26, 2013 to Jenisa and Ramon Mendoza at Mad River Community Hospital.
ROBINSON JR., Mack Kelly was born Sept. 27, 2013 to Jaclyn and Mack Robinson at St. Joseph Hospital.
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STORTI, Soccorsa Angelina was born Sept. 25, 2013 to Heather Walsh and Gregory Samuel Storti at Mad River Community Hospital.
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TURPEN, Brooklyn Lee was born Sept. 14, 2013 to Christine Silveira and Andrew Turpen at St. Joseph Hospital.
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Judge not satisfied with DCYF findings
A state agency may have cleared a private school for troubled boys in the case of staff breaking a 13-year-old's arm, but it doesn't seem to have satisfied the Family Court.
Family Court Chief Judge Haiganush Bedrosian has ordered no contact between the student and the staff that injured him.
After the boy's arm was broken in the course of adult staffers at Harmony Hill School knocking him to the ground and twisting his arm on May 31, the state Department of Children, Youth and Families, which licenses the school, conducted an investigation and said the incident was normal and required no discipline.
But as the case is examined in Family Court, the judge seemed to have different concerns for the boy's safety. She "ordered that the Respondent not be around certain staff" there.
That wasn't enough to reassure the eighth-grader, who ran away from court rather than return to Harmony Hill.
"Yes, I'm worried. I think he's more scared. He already missed an appointment. No. 1 is that he needs medical treatment for that arm," said Annabelle Alexander, the boy's mother.
Alexander is also not satisfied with the DCYF conclusion that staff at the school acted properly when they broke her son's arm.
"They did do something wrong. That is a felony criminal charge," Alexander said.
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Barrett studied in England with Jonty Harrison and Denis Smalley for masters and doctoral degrees in composition. Both degrees were funded by the humanities section of the British Academy. Since 1999, Norway has been her compositional and research base for an international platform, and she has completed a major work for the Norwegian state commission for art in public spaces. Her composition has received numerous recognitions, most notably the Giga-Hertz Prize, Germany (2008), Nordic Council Music Prize (Norden / Scandinavia, 2006), Edvard Prize (2004, Norway), Noroit-Leonce Petitot (Arras, France, 2002 & 1998), Bourges International Electroacoustic Music Awards (France 2008, 2006, 2001, 1998 & 1995), Musica Nova, Prague (2001), IV CIMESP (Brazil, 2001), Concours Scrime, (France 2000), International Electroacoustic Creation Competition of Ciberart (Italy 2000), Concours Luigi Russolo (Italy 1995 & 1998), Prix Ars Electronica (Linz, Austria 1998), 9th International Rostrum for electoacoustic music (2002). Her compositions are available on Aurora (ACD5056 and ACD5037), empreintes DIGITALes (IMED 0262), Euridice (EUCD026), Albedo (ALBCD024), CDCM Computer Music Series and Cultures Electroniques Bourges.


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Jennings police conducted two separate traffic stops that led to notable drug arrests last week.
On Thursday, July 25, authorities arrested Jessica Stewart, 25, of South Craig Street on charges of possession with intent to distribute Schedule II, Schedule III and Schedule IV narcotics, as well as obstruction of justice and illegal use of a controlled dangerous substance in the presence of persons under the age of 17.
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Girl Scout Cookies Shrinking, Disappearing Due to the Economy
If Dulce de Leche, Thank U Berry Much or All Abouts are some of your favorite cookie flavors, better accept the reality now: The Girl Scouts are no longer offering these in their lineup. But wait, there's more!
The Girl Scouts announced earlier this week that both the size and quantity of some remaining flavors will also dwindle slightly--as of now, only the Lemon Chalet Cremes are reducing in size, while the downsized quantities include Thin Mints, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Shortbread Cookies, DoSiDos and Trefoils (up to four fewer cookies per box).
The reasons behind these changes? A rise in both transportation and baking costs. As a result, the agreed-upon course of action was to "lower the net weight of our cookie boxes slightly rather than ask our customers to pay a higher per-package price during these difficult times," Girl Scouts spokesperson Michelle Tompkins told CNN.
This Forker is pretty indifferent to Girl Scout cookies, but I can only imagine the thoughts of my friend who stockpiles Thin Mints annually in her freezer. . . .
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Clouds of yellow sulphur butterflies have been feasting on and swirling about the 'Purple on Purple' Mexican bush sage, creating a complementary feast for the eyes. Now topping out just over 4 feet tall at the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens in Savannah, it has simply been riveting. The 'Purple on Purple' is also a favorite nectar source for hummingbirds, and its bloom coincides perfectly with the Monarch butterflies' trek south.
The typical Mexican bush sage or Salvia leucantha is a prolific, blooming perennial -- or annual depending on where you live -- and loads up with countless fuzzy purple spikes supporting white flowers. But with 'Purple on Purple' there are no white flowers.
This time of year, the Mexican bush sage is really a must-have plant in everyone's garden. It is a short day bloomer. When the nights get longer and the days shorter it kicks into bloom like few other plants. It is perennial to zone 8, and with good winter drainage a spring return in zone 7 is often possible.
This short day floral extravaganza makes it the perfect companion to other short day bloomers like mums. Almost every color of mum would make a sizzling partner. It also makes a wonderful marriage with another short day salvia called the forsythia sage, Salvia madriensis. It, too, is a hummingbird magnet.
This is a creamy yellow, blooming salvia that reaches 5 to 7 feet tall, towering over the 'Purple on Purple' and creating a complementary color scheme that will have the neighbors green with envy. The forsythia sage is cold hardy to zone 7. Search out the variety 'Red Neck Girl,' which not only has burgundy red on the stem but also reportedly blooms earlier.
The ideal site is full sun, although a little afternoon shade is tolerated. The soil should be very well drained, so plant on raised beds or amend heavy soils with the addition of compost or humus. Well-drained soil may be the crucial factor encouraging next year's spring return farther north than expected.
While preparing the soil, incorporate 2 pounds of a slow-release 12-6-6-fertilizer per 100 square feet of bed space. Space the plants 24 to 36 inches apart, planting at the same depth they are growing in the container. Do not plant under streetlights or floodlights; remember, these bloom in response to the number of dark hours.
The 'Purple on Purple' is a prolific bloomer so take advantage of the opportunity to cut flowers for the vase.
The Mexican bush sage is still often sold generically, but 'Purple on Purple,' 'Midnight,' which also has dark purple flowers, and the dwarf 'Santa Barbara' with lavender flowers are choice selections. Typically the Mexican bush sage will easily reach 4 feet tall with an equal spread, while the compact forms reach less than 3 feet.garden
Norman Winter is director of the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens at the Historic Bamboo Farm, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension, and author of "Captivating Combinations Color and Style in the Garden." First Published October 18, 2013 8:00 PM


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Braves on top despite struggles
GreenJackets rally; top Savannah
Watch out for touchy Americans
Local banks report earnings increases
Georgia Bank & Trust Co. and People's Community Bank, two community banks with local headquarters, both reported strong second-quarter earnings.
Local banks report earnings increases
Stock format will change
Starting Wednesday, `The Augusta Chronicle' will publish table with prices listed as decimals
U.S. lawmakers fight German telecom deal
U.S. lawmakers fight German telecom deal
Despite opposition in Washington, German-owned Deutsche Telekom AG has agreed to buy VoiceStream Wireless Corp. for $50.7 billion in stock and cash.
Deere facility nears finish
The drought has been good news for Deere - John Deere, that is.
Stock price frustrates Merry Land
Merry Land Properties Inc., a spin-off from Merry Land & Investments Co.'s merger with Chicago-based Equity Residential Properties Trust two years ago, acknowledged in a recent letter to shareholders that the company continues to be disappointed with its stock price.
Business briefs
NEW YORK - Stocks edged higher Tuesday after some strong second-quarter earnings reports gave technology issues a boost and overshadowed investors' latest qualms about inflation.
Business briefs
NEW YORK - Stocks fell Monday as troubled investors reacted to weaker-than-expected corporate earnings reports that overshadowed signs of moderating inflation.
First Union building for sale
First Union Corp. is negotiating a deal to sell its 17-story bank building in downtown Augusta, the bank's regional president, Winston Wilkinson, confirmed Monday.
Stock price frustrates Merry Land
Seminoles top pick for ACC title
QB-short Jackets open v. Hokies
Foster fostered for Ga. House seat
Where was ACLU in New York case?
Why police couldn't help women
How U.S. can break oil addiction
Catholics ignore overpopulation
Evolution a tool to ruin Christianity
Speedway backers need to speak up
Beloved doctor's arrest appalls
Sex abused kids treated unfairly
The Miller pick: Unfair head start
Doctor's reputation unfairly ruined
Honest Garvin to make a fine sheriff
Savage Garden concert terrific
Why turn lovely lake into mud pit?
In the know
Each Wednesday, Price Check offers price comparisons on goods at area stores. This week: office supplies.
Liquid Calories
Drinking a few beers on the weekend may seem harmless after five days of strict dieting, but pounding down the brew only leads to extra weight.
Participant makes more time for the gym
The summer break from school has given Weight Loss 2000 participant LaSaundria Walker a little more time to work out at the gym.
Crockpot creation
Your crockpot was a lifesaver in the fall, cooking a warm meal while you were gone all day. But don't keep it sitting on the shelf in the summer just because you usually use it to cook beef stew, pot roast and other hearty cool-weather dishes.
'What Lies Beneath' debuts at No. 1
LOS ANGELES -- A summer of film debuts burying their opposition continued with ``What Lies Beneath,'' a ghostly tale starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Harrison Ford, which earned $29.7 million in its first three days.
Small portions
Calling all snack-food junkies. Now, there's a potato-chip-of-the-month club to satisfy your cravings. Call (800) 313-2332 and receive six bags of chips each month for $16.50 a month plus $5.75 for shipping and handling.
In the know
Remember Pop Rocks? That '70s candy that felt like fireworks in your mouth? Willy Wonka Candy has introduced Xploder, a chocolate bar that wakes up your taste buds with tiny crackling crystals that are activated by the chewing process. The candy bar will be sold at grocery stores, convenience stores and gas stations for 50 cents.
Dorsey: So why didn't Tiger win the Masters?
Watch out for touchy Americans
When a recent column suggested the secret thrill of touching priceless antiques in the British Museum, Kathleen Morton of North Augusta called to agree.
Concorde jetliner crashes outside Paris
There was not immediate word on the fate of the passengers and crew. France's LCI television quoted eyewitnesses as saying the aircraft was not able to gain sufficient altitude before it crashed, and that police were keeping onlookers away from the site. Full story -- The Augusta Chronicle
Participant makes more time for the gym
'What Lies Beneath' debuts at No. 1
In the know
Remember Pop Rocks? That '70s candy that felt like fireworks in your mouth? Willy Wonka Candy has introduced Xploder, a chocolate bar that wakes up your taste buds with tiny crackling crystals that are activated by the chewing process. The candy bar will be sold at grocery stores, convenience stores and gas stations for 50 cents.
City orders flags removed from road
Students learn ropes of businesses
Brad Landrum began working on computers four years ago with his father, who would bring them home from work.
Forum identifies area's child advocacy needs
Dam turbines generate Norwood's opposition
SRS cleanup delays raise ire of board
39-year-old dies after stabbing at church
Houndslake owner revises condo plan
Urban renewal director steps in
Officials to hear input on island's management
Houndslake owner revises condo plan
AIKEN - Developer Peggy Penland is going back to the drawing board with plans for condominiums on an undeveloped hillside at Houndslake after city zoning staff refused to endorse her concept.
County searches for financial leader
Columbia County is a business that has been six months without its top salesman - a company that is relying on a neighbor to sell its product.
County searches for financial leader
Miller will fill void
ATLANTA - Gov. Roy Barnes turned to his immediate predecessor, fellow Democrat Zell Miller, on Monday as his choice to succeed Paul Coverdell in the U.S. Senate.
Officials to hear input on island's management
ST. MARYS, Ga. - Officials at Cumberland Island have worked with residents and environmental groups for nearly three years to develop a comprehensive management plan for the national seashore.
Across the area
An Aiken man has been charged in connection with the theft of vehicles found at a McKenzie Lane home, police said.
39-year-old dies after stabbing at church
SAVANNAH - Violence struck once again Sunday evening as an associate pastor allegedly entered the St. John's Baptist Church on Hartridge and Price streets and stabbed his estranged girlfriend.
Animal acupuncture catches on
For veterinarian CharleneKickbush, treating pets can be an art and a science.
Urban renewal director steps in
Robert Cooks, the new executive director of the Augusta Neighborhood Improvement Corp., was in a conference room Monday, shuffling through account folders and financial statements, while the man he replaced, former interim Director Charles DeVaney, typed up his resignation letter.
Dam turbines generate Norwood's opposition
Congressman Charlie Norwood is mulling legislation to prevent the Army Corps of Engineers from operating Russell Dam's reversible hydropower turbines.
Recycler gives up its permit
The new owners of Alternate Energy Resources plan to surrender the site's state hazardous waste handling permit while raising capital to renovate and improve the Walden Drive facility.
Richardson to attend ceremony
When Savannah River Site officials break ground Thursday on the site's newest facility, Bill Richardson will handle the lead shovel.
Residents welcome break from heat
Cool weather prevails, but high temperatures will make a sizzling comeback, meteorologists warn.
Record penalties hit SRS
Savannah River Site's top contractor has received its largest fine ever in connection with September's contamination of seven SRS workers with plutonium.
County panel formulates decision on government
Across the area
A top ranking federal official whose command includes the Army Corps of Engineers toured New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam on Monday with U.S. Rep. Charlie Norwood, R-Evans, and other local officials.
Arkansas judge sets date in murder-for-hire trial
BENTONVILLE, Ark. - James Arnold Baughman will stand trial the week of Nov. 6 for the slayings of a woman and her ex-husband as part of an alleged murder-for-hire plot.
Prosecutors drop Kneece case
BENTONVILLE, Ark. - Benton County officials will not prosecute Etheridge Kneece, 60, for a scheme in which the Windsor man allegedly paid two people to kill his wife and her former husband.
Officials retract licenses
An Augusta Commission committee voted Monday to revoke the business licenses of a game room raided by the sheriff's department 10 days ago and a beauty shop in the same building.
McCormick County slaying yields suspect
McCormick County authorities have released a photo of a man wanted in connection with the county's first homicide since fall 1996.
Flood money on tap
Time is running out to apply for emergency relief money granted earlier this month by Gov. Roy Barnes to Augusta-area flood victims.
Students learn ropes of businesses
Cancer victim needs blood
NORTH AUGUSTA - A Bamberg woman who is fighting cancer is relying on the community she grew up in to help her battle the disease.
Woman finds toddler in woods
A toddler found wandering through woods at Jones Creek on Tuesday afternoon was turned over to his grandparents while authorities investigate the incident.
Forum identifies area's child advocacy needs
Local child advocates gathered Tuesday morning to compile a priority list of child- and family-related issues to be brought before the General Assembly this fall.
Ex-agent loses bid for pay
COLUMBIA - A former Aiken County undercover narcotics agent who claimed he suffered psychological injuries because a drug dealer threatened to kill him will not receive workers' compensation, the South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled.
SRS cleanup delays raise ire of board
Savannah River Site's Citizens Advisory Board has become the latest panel to chastise the U.S. Department of Energy for cleanup delays at the federal nuclear-weapons site.
So why didn't Tiger win the Masters?
Officials advised on search
There is still a chance a successor to Medical College of Georgia President Francis J. Tedesco could be named by the time he plans to retire at the end of the year, officials said.
GOP foe to Miller debated
ATLANTA - Georgia's eight Republican congressmen met for nearly two hours Tuesday without reaching consensus on who among them should run for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the death of Paul Coverdell.
Congress split over SRS plan
A controversial plan to renovate an existing Savannah River Site building for treating plutonium now faces congressional opposition.
Pit bull puts leash on mail service
Rain, sleet or snow may not keep a postman from his appointed rounds, but a mean dog is a different matter.
Pit bull puts leash on mail service
City orders flags removed from road
BLYTHE - Three Confederate flags posted by a South Carolina-based organization at the intersection of Georgia Highway 88 and U.S. Highway 1 were taken down Tuesday because they were there without permission, a city official said.
Airport, park plans conflict
AIKEN - When Aiken first planned Ventures Industrial Park, next door to the municipal airport, it expected to use wetlands at the south end of the property for drainage.
County panel formulates decision on government
Less than a week after 7,000 Republican voters voted against changing Columbia County's commission structure, members of a task force made preliminary recommendations about the future of the local government Monday night.
Dorsey: Falcons search for redemption
Falcons shore up offensive line
Mrs. Mary Kitchens
Mrs. Mary Huffman Kitchens, 83, of Knox Avenue, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at Doctors Hospital.
Mr. William Frazier
GLADYS, Va. - Mr. William ``Cal'' Frazier, 56, of Collins Ferry Road, died Wednesday, July 19, 2000, at Lynchburg General Hospital, Lynchburg.
Mr. William Casteel
HARLEM - Mr. William S. ``Bill'' Casteel, 71, of G.R. Tucker Road, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Augusta.
Mrs. Frances Newman
Mrs. Frances Wolfe Newman, 85, died Wednesday, July 19, 2000, at University Hospital.
Mrs. Eva Cummings
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - Mrs. Eva M. Cummings, 67, died Friday, July 21, 2000, at Oconee Regional Medical Center.
Mr. John Williams Jr.
GROVETOWN - Mr. John D. Williams Jr., 71, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital.
Mr. Charlie Holmes
MARTIN, S.C. - Mr. Charlie Holmes, 72, of Carnation Drive, died Saturday, July 23, 2000, at Palmetto Baptist Medical Center, Columbia.
Mrs. Adell Stokes
Mrs. Adell L. Stokes, of Madison Avenue, died Wednesday, July 19, 2000, at St. Joseph Hospital.
Mr. Lyle Henninger
HEPHZIBAH - Mr. Lyle O. Henninger, 51, died Tuesday, July 25, 2000, at his residence.
Mr. Donald Newkirk
HEPHZIBAH - Mr. Donald Robert Newkirk, 43, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at the Medical College of Georgia Hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Wingo
Mrs. Ruth T. Wingo, 88, of Stanley Drive, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at her residence.
Mrs. Janet Merritt
AMERICUS - Mrs. Janet Scarborough Merritt, one of the first women in the Georgia House of Representatives, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at her residence. Mrs. Merritt, of West Dodson Street, was 91.
Mr. Robert Smith
MIDVILLE, Ga. - Mr. Robert Lee Smith, 55, of Murphy Street, died Thursday, July 20, 2000, at his residence.
Mr. Claude Robertson Sr.
BROOKLET, Ga. - Mr. Claude B. Robertson Sr., 85, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at his residence.
Mr. Henry Green
Mr. Henry Green, 92, of Luckey Street, died Friday, July 21, 2000, at Beverly Manor Convalescent Center.
Mrs. Virginia Quarles
HEPHZIBAH - Mrs. Virginia Clark Quarles, 71, died Saturday, July 22, 2000.
Mrs. Bernice Warthen
AUSTELL, Ga. - Mrs. Bernice Bush Warthen, 89, of Presbyterian Village, died Tuesday, July 25, 2000.
Mrs. Emma Reese
Mrs. Emma A. Reese, 85, of Hereford Farm Road, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at Medical College Georgia Hospital.
Mrs. Helen Crocker
Mrs. Helen K. Crocker, 90, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at St. Joseph Hospital.
Mrs. Lynn Vought
AIKEN - Mrs. Lynn Szabo Vought, 53, of Lakeside Drive, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at her residence.
Mrs. Mildred Hiers
HILDA, S.C. - Mrs. Mildred LouElla Hartzog Hiers, 77, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Palmetto Baptist Medical Center, Columbia.
Mr. Lewis Welch
THOMSON - Mr. Lewis W. ``Bill'' Welch, 67, of Central Road, died Tuesday, July 25, 2000, at McDuffie Regional Medical Center.
Mr. Sim Wilkins
THOMSON - Mr. Sim Wilkins, 79, of Perdue Circle, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at his residence.
Mrs. Rosetta Scrutchins
EAST ORANGE, N.J. - Mrs. Rosetta Chinn Scrutchins, of South 17th Street, died Sunday, July 23, 2000.
Mrs. Myrtle Koon
SALUDA, S.C. - Mrs. Myrtle Rodgers Koon, 73, died Tuesday, July 25, 2000.
Mr. Eugene Screws
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. - Mr. Eugene Franklin Screws, 66, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Carl Vinson Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Dublin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burough
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Burough, 68, of Wymberly Drive, Martinez, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center, Augusta.
Mr. Oscar Perry
Mr. Oscar Lee Perry, of Audubon Place, died Thursday, July 20, 2000, at University Hospital.
Mr. James Snow
AIKEN - Mr. James Falhauber ``Jeff'' Snow, 55, of Whitemarsh Drive, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Aiken Regional Medical Centers.
Mrs. Inez Johnson
Mrs. Inez O. Johnson, 61, of South Kensington Drive, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at University Hospital.
Mrs. Ruth Dion
AIKEN - Mrs. Ruth Vines Dion, 79, of Clemson Drive, died Monday, July 24, 2000, at Medical College of Georgia Hospital, Augusta.
Mrs. Emma Reese
Mrs. Emma A. Reese, 85, of Hereford Farm Road, Evans, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at Medical College Georgia Hospital.
Mr. Milton Thomas Sr.
Mr. Milton Thomas Sr., of Garlington Avenue, died Sunday, July 23, 2000, at his residence.
Speedway backers need to speak up
The only reason a resident here keeps complaining about Eagle Speedway is that he is against any aspect of the sport. James Loveless, Grovetown
Where was ACLU in New York case?
When pitcher John Rocker of the Atlanta Braves described what he saw in New York the thought control people and the ``politically correct'' people had a hissy. James V. Parker, North Augusta
Evolution, creationism both theories
``God created evolution. That is all there is to it,'' Richard Baxter writes in his July 10 letter. He also states ``the theory has become a fact.'' Ken Chumbley, Belvedere
Rural S.C. recovery
While much of South Carolina has prospered during the 1990s' booming economy, rural areas, as in Georgia, haven't kept pace. Some counties have barely participated in the recovery at all, including Barnwell, Bamberg and Allendale counties.
Foster fostered for Ga. House seat
It is with great pleasure that I write to you in support of my friend and little buddy, Cherie Foster. I served with her on the Richmond County Board of Education for several years. I have come to know and respect her as being a person of high moral character and values. Ms. Foster has always been there to answer questions to help teachers, parents and especially the children. She is willing to listen to her constituents and to help with their concerns. B.J. Annis, Augusta
Beloved doctor's arrest appalls
I was appalled and saddened to read of the arrest of my beloved physician, Dr. Edmund Byne. Cheri Stephenson, Hephzibah
Doctor's reputation unfairly ruined
Regarding The Augusta Chronicle news story concerning Dr. Edmund Byne, I do not know him. I have no idea as to his guilt or innocence. Since your report came out, I have learned that he has been considered a person of integrity and has been heavily involved in his church and in mission work for many years.William E. Goss, Appling
Americans would sacrifice again
Re William Blount's July 17 letter: I am part of the World War II generation, as are many others. The American stance may have seemed unusual at that time. Yet, we were in an unique situation. We could not, would not give up. Elizabeth O. Leon, Waynesboro
The Miller pick: Unfair head start
Gov. Roy Barnes made the best possible choice for his Democratic Party in picking his predecessor, Zell Miller, to assume the U.S. Senate seat left vacant by Paul Coverdell's unexpected death last week.
Why turn lovely lake into mud pit?
Why is the little lake on West Lake Forest Road being drained? By draining it, they turned a beautiful lake into a mud pit. Audrey Kelly, Augusta
Honest Garvin to make a fine sheriff
I write this letter in response to the remarks made about the candidate for (Richmond County) sheriff, Leon Garvin. I guess I should be neither shocked nor dismayed that it is considered a handicap that Mr. Garvin is a man of integrity, honesty and forthrightness.Elizabeth Woolard, Augusta
Evolution a tool to ruin Christianity
Evolution, the religion of atheism, is the belief in spontaneous generation of life, after which undefined processes and unlimited time eventually produced all species, including mankind. Hubert Baker, Aiken
Toasts of Europe
Two American athletes are the toast of Europe today, and deservedly so. It is hard to overstate the remarkable achievements of golf superstar Tiger Woods and cyclist Lance Armstrong.
Catholics ignore overpopulation
It made sense 1,700 years ago for the Roman Catholic Church to expect the faithful to be fruitful and multiply; it filled the pews, hence the collection plate. W. Stanley Hall, Augusta
Aiken Judge Cooper is no Judge Ito
Regarding July 19 Chronicle editorial, entitled ``Aiken's Judge Ito,'' you are ignorant about how the justice system works in our country. If you want to blame something for the terrible delays we've encountered in the trial of Arthur Hastings Wise, then educate yourself and blame the system and our lawmakers, not a judge who is assigned late in the case and has to deal with, among many other things, the suspension of one of the attorneys in the 11th hour of preparation. There were delays before Judge Thomas Cooper was assigned this case, and all for good cause. Brenda Douglas, Aiken
Savage Garden concert terrific
I appreciate the write-up about the Savage GardenNine Days concert your newspaper did prior to the concert, but I think that you should have also done an article about the actual concert. The concert was fantastic. Pat Bonds, Augusta
Sex abused kids treated unfairly
I'm concerned about the rights of children. I'm also a mother. My concern is with the judicial system. Marie Jones, Hephzibah
How U.S. can break oil addiction
Regarding columnist Walter Williams' July 6 knee-jerk reaction to high oil prices, increased domestic exploration will not have an effect on the problem. Frank Carl, Augusta
Why police couldn't help women
I read recently where it was guaranteed that the police officers who did not respond to the Central Park incident (where women were harassed and assaulted by male packs) would be punished. John Duncan, Waynesboro
The Cheney choice
In an age when heroes and patriots are mocked by the political Left, it's refreshing to see a genuine, though unheralded, hero/patriot has been chosen by Texas Gov. George Bush to be his Republican vice presidential running mate.
Overtime: Johnson says he's finished with the 200
Overtime: Ga. Southern top choice in SoCon
Study finds Internet costs state lots in taxes
WASHINGTON -- States and localities will lose between $300 million and $3.8 billion in tax revenue this year because of purchases over the Internet, the General Accounting Office said Monday.
Amazon's president moves to VerticalNet
SEATTLE (AP) - Joseph Galli, who brought business discipline to Amazon.com in the past year as its president, is leaving to run a business-to-business Web company. Chairman Jeff Bezos will again be president of Amazon.
Xtreme movies
NUTTY PROFESSOR II: THE KLUMPS: In an attempt to remove his Buddy Love personality, Dr. Klump extracts the Buddy DNA from his system. But this only leads to Buddy becoming his own person. Buddy and Dr. Klump soon become locked in a race to claim the youth serum the doctor has created, which he hides at his family's home. With Eddie Murphy returning as the cast of Klump characters. Rated PG-13 (for crude humor and sex-related material).
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Here in Memphis we have an authentic, juicy culture all our own – full of diverse arts groups, cultural events and creative neighborhood-based projects. ArtsMemphis invites you to Discover the Arts – for the first time or all over again. We've recommended just a few of all the events happening September 27-30. Get on campus! Explore the fine arts at our local colleges and universities this weekend. read more »


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Made to the same standards as pre-1965 U.S. dimes, this coin contains 0.0723 of an ounce of silver. A prominent star is featured on the reverse of this coin. Almost Uncirculated condition. Tough to find this nice! Listed in Krause as KM#A12.
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IU Joined ′Lee Soon Shin′ Because of Yoo In Na
IU revealed that the reason she took up her role in You′re the Best Lee Soon Shin was Yoo In Na.
The leads of You′re the Best Lee Soon Shin, IU, Jo Jeong Seok, Yoo In Na, Son Tae Young and Jung Woo, appeared on the May 2 broadcast of KBS2′s Happy Together to talk about their drama.
When asked whether she felt any pressure about her first lead acting role, IU said, "I did feel a lot of pressure. The previous dramas, Unexpected You and My Daughter Seo Young, were so successful that I was worried whether I would be able to fill this big space."
In the end, Yoo In Na gave her the advice that pushed her forward.
"I asked for help from Yoo In Na, and she strongly recommended that I go for it," she said.
Yoo In Na later joined IU in the same drama.
IU said, "I saw the script and there was a sister role that seemed would fit Yoo In Na well. At the time, Yoo In Na had been talking about joining a different piece, but in the end she came to join us after she was offered the sister role."
Yoo In Na praised IU, saying, "IU is very good at acting. I recognized her talent, and told her she had to be in this piece."
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NATO inspects Turkish sites for Patriot deployment
The decision will be made after a report by the experts and consultations with all NATO members.
On Monday, Turkey forwarded a request to deploy the missiles to protect itself from potential Syrian strikes.
Russia has expressed its concern over the militarization of the Turkish-Syrian border, the VoR correspondent Polina Chernitsa has cited the Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich who commented on Turkey's request to deploy Patriot missiles on the Syrian border.
Moscow would like Turkey to contribute to the beginning of the inter-Syria dialogue rather than flex its military muscles, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesman Alexander Lukashevich said on Thursday.
"The militarization of the Syrian-Turkish border is a dismal signal," Lukashevich said, referring to Turkey's recent request to deploy Patriot anti-missile systems to protect its border with Syria.
He urged Turkey to interact more with the Syrian opposition so as to help start the inter-Syria dialogue as soon as possible.
Turkey already hosted the complex twice. in 1991 and 2003 during the two Iraqi campaigns but never used it.
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The bounceback on Wall Street has boosted the net worth of many who lost big a year ago. Stiil, said Phyllis Cook, a philanthropic guru who is an adviser to a number of the country's largest givers, "There is still a feeling that this year will be a tougher and maybe more painful year."
Cook, speaking at the Biltmore Hotel in Phoenix for the Jewish Funders Network Conference, estimates that nonprofits have seen a 20 percent to 30 percent reduction in funds.
She said that for things to truly get better, the entire nonprofit field is going to have to work more efficiently and work together. And while there has been much talk about doing so, "we still haven't seen that yet," she said.
What we are witnessing now, Cook said, is still a correcting of years of misspent charitable dollars that allowed the nonprofit world to grow unchecked.
"We let too many flowers grow, and there may have to be a weeding out," she said.


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After my post New Blogging Rhythms where I talked about finding myself moving to a new rhythm of blogging due to the busyness of life I've decided to make Monday 'ProBlogger Intergalactic Writing Day' (perhaps slight too grand a name).
I've set myself some goals in terms of numbers of posts for different blogs and have even set a few topics that I want to cover. I'm packing my laptop and taking off to my favorite cafe for a good few hours of solid writing. No email, no IM, no internet access – I'm just going to write.
The theory is that Monday here in Australia is quiet in terms of incoming email, stories breaking etc (because it's still the weekend elsewhere) and if I can write some good solid pieces today which can be rolled out during the week on different blogs it takes the pressure off later in the week while it's busy.
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Friday, June 26, 2009 | 12:02 p.m.
Police investigating Michael Jackson's death are seeking to further question a Las Vegas cardiologist who was present at the performer's home when he went into cardiac arrest and stopped breathing, according to police and other sources familiar with the probe, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Dr. Conrad Murray, 51, who is licensed in Texas, Nevada and California, was administering CPR to the performer Thursday when paramedics arrived at his rented Holmby Hills home. Murray accompanied Jackson, 50, to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, where the singer was pronounced dead.


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Drug racket busted in Hyderabad, three arrested - Tv9
Sat, Oct 18, 2014, 12:15 PM
North zone task force team has apprehended three persons for indulging in drug peddling at Langerhouze in Hyderabad on Friday. Out of the three drug peddlers, two persons hail from Yeman country. 100 drug packets have been seized from their possession along with a car and three mobiles. Their modus operandi is that they establish contacts with foreign countries and get the drugs to supply them to their local contacts. Drugs are being brought to Mumbai and from there to Hyderabad.In the investigation, it is revealed that these drug peddlers targeted the college students and rich people.


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Cairngorm can be amazing, but it is rarely so. It is often very windy and snow conditions are unreliable. Beautiful location with some funs routes and a decent terrain park when it is open. Lift pass prices are a bit on the high side (£21.50/day for a student), especially when the management insist on charging full price even if the funicular is the only lift open due to high winds.
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Sun 20 June 2004 by Lady VMY MY MY how the funicular railway has ruined the Cairngorms! Average of an hour waiting to get on the darned train thing and then another 10 minutes (it stops to pick up/drop off in the midlle) to get to the top of the mountain. PANTS! Althought the old 2-man chair sometimes had to be stopped for the high winds, it didn't happen that often and at least the q was always moving - no hanging abouut in the station for an hour. And how thay can say that the railway looks better and 'blends in' with the environment better I don't know - it's a monstrosity. The prices for food up the mountain too is awful - a soggy microwaved sausage on a rank roll and a cup of lukewarm coffee will set you back nearly four quid. The boarding in parts is good tho esp the coire caste - when there is enuf snow - if only those darned skiers would go away!!! (only kidding - luv y'alll really)
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Taking advantage of a bottomed-out bison market in about 2000, Mike Sworski was able to fulfill a longtime dream of raising bison.
Mike had grown up on a hobby farm south of St. Cloud, where his father allowed Mike and younger brother, John, to raise beef cattle.
"During grade school, we got our first steers from our grandpa," Mike said.
He purchased a farm near Richmond shortly before marrying Shelly in 1998. His beef cattle were moved over to the new farm, but Mike still harbored the bison dream.
"I had wanted to raise bison (also correctly called buffalo) from a young age," he said. "My parents were leery of them getting out and causing trouble."
Mike and Shelly chose the name "Wind Dancer" for their farm because of its Native American connotations. The "dancer" part was especially meaningful to them after they watched bald eagles soaring through the sky around their new farm.
After a couple of years on the farm, Mike decided it was time for the bison. Because he had been raising sheep as well, he waited a year between getting rid of the beef cattle and the sheep and buying the first bison. Sheep can carry a virus that can kill bison, but does not affect beef cattle.
Mike had visited a bison rancher near Glenwood for a tour and conversation.
"He was very helpful, sharing 'dos and don'ts,'" Mike said. "When I went by different ranches, I'd stop and look at their setups from the road."
"Then the bottom fell out of the bison market, and we decided to jump in," said Mike.
The first bison were purchased in Albany at Minnesota Buffalo's annual fall sale, four bull calves.
"Just starting out, we didn't want to get in over our heads," he said.
The Sworskis have seven and a half acres and rent an additional six acres from a neighbor. Their farmland is used for grazing, while they grow hay on the rented land.
In 2002, two female buffalo were brought home from Osakis.
In 2003, an electrical storm took out power to the electric fence and a neighbor and his wife helped the Sworskis bring the buffalo back in. "They were young enough — we got them back in easily," Mike said.
Bison require very little care. "They get grass, hay and plenty of fresh water and are wormed once a year," he said.
Bison at Wind Dancer are not given hormones, antibiotics or vaccinations.
One of the biggest challenges is moving the bison.
"They have the potential to be unpredictable," said Mike. "We are careful the animals don't get stressed, so we don't get hurt."
"You have to remember that they are wild animals," Shelly said. "We don't name them; they are not pets."
About two bison per year are sold, with the Sworskis keeping about one-third to one-half of a bison. The rest is sold to friends and family members.
"We tried to keep 10 – 11 at a time, but it was too much," Mike said. "We keep five or six most of the time; no more than eight."
Most of their new animals are purchased as younger females at fall sales or from Minnesota Buffalo Association members directly off the farm.
The current breeder bull is one of the original four bulls. "He's getting to be that age where it's time to get a younger bull," said Mike.
Shelly likes the lean meat the bison provide. "I don't have to drain or rinse hamburger, but have to watch not to burn it."
"It can be cooked at a lower heat in less cooking time," Mike added. "It's the health benefits that are most important. Bison meat is nutrient dense because of the proportion of protein, fat, minerals and fatty acids to number of calories. Bison meat has high levels of Omega 3 fats."
"My advice for farmers is to start out with young animals — calves and yearlings," said Mike. "It makes a huge difference."
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Michael Irvin rips Cowboys offensive lineman Doug Free: 'Jimmy Johnson would have cut him on the spot'
Michael Irvin was recently on NFL Network to discuss the state of the Cowboys:
On what the Cowboys need to do better:
"If I'm running the Cowboys organization, I'm doing something about Doug Free. I'm doing something about some of the stuff I saw on the field from that football team. Yeah it was Cleveland. Yeah you won the game. But wow, how do you have guys like that? (Tony Romo) didn't even have time to set up before he was getting hit. Oh my God Doug Free man! Jimmy Johnson would have cut him on the spot."
On having faith in the Cowboys:
"I said this back in Week 3 because this is what it is. You know this is what the NFC is. The Giants are the top team, and the Cowboys match up well against the Giants. We talked about it on game day morning. It's just a matter of the Cowboys getting through these games, and they'll have a shot not only at winning the East but winning the whole NFC conference."


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To achieve the best results in rhinoplasty surgery, do I need to choose a surgeon who is an ethnic expert in this field?
You need to choose a surgeon who has experience with nose and chin surgery. See at least three board certified plastic surgeons and look at the before and after photos to see if they have operated on similiar patients. It may be harder to find one that can operate on your chin. Do not be in a hurry to decide on a plastic surgeon, it can take time to find the right one!
Good luck!
Adrian Lo, MD
I think that ethnic rhinoplasty is somewhat of a misnomer. After all, who isn't ethnic?
What is important is that each change that the surgeon plans is one that is explicitly decided between patient and surgeon. However, there is no technical difference in carrying out the operation - in other words, creating a straight nose with better shape requires exactly the same techniques in an Eastern European as it does in an African American. The plan, however, must be clear to patient and surgeon, because some patients wish to retain certain ethnic or familial characteristics and some patients wish to lose them.
Finding a skilled surgeon whom you like, who can produce your intended result, and who listens to you is the most important goal.
M.B. Constantian, MD
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How Long Does it Take to Get a Passport for Last Minute Cruises?
The international cruise of a lifetime can pop up on you without warning. You want to go, but you'll need a passport. Before you let the cruise slip away, know you can get your passport with two-week expedited processing through the mail, or same-day processing if you are in dire need.
To Apply or Not to Apply
Cruises that depart and return to the same U.S.-based dock do not require a passport, even if they land in other countries along the closed loop. That doesn't mean you shouldn't get a passport. You'll need it to evacuate from a foreign country in case of an emergency. You can board a cruise liner with a passport card, but the card is only good for land and sea travel. A passport book can get you flying home. Cruise companies offer insane last-minute deals, but you'll have to pay for your cruise up-front to secure the discount. And the cruise line won't refund your fare if you can't get a passport in time.
Standard Expedited Processing
Whether you are a first-time applicant, or someone who needs to renew your passport by mail, you can count on two-week, door-to-door expedited processing. This will require you to pay an expedited processing fee, as well as an overnight return delivery fee. As of November 2013, expedited processing costs an extra $60, and overnight delivery costs another $12.50. These fees are payable in person for first-time applicants. All renewals are done by mail. The State Department strongly encourages the use of a traceable overnight delivery method. Clearly mark "EXPEDITE" on the envelope above the address, and make sure to mail the application to the expedited service post office box in Philadelphia. Include one check or money order made payable to "Department of State" for all fees.
Same-Day Processing
The Department of State runs 26 different Passport Agencies across the country, and these agencies are capable of same-day passport processing. The agency requires an appointment and proof of urgency, with strict guidelines. You must need a passport within two weeks for international travel, so you will have to purchase your cruise, print out the itinerary and bring it to your appointment. Call the 24-hour hotline at 1-877-487-2778 to find the nearest passport agency and to make an appointment. Be prompt and expect to go through security. Processing can take hours and you won't be able to leave the office. As of November 2013, Passport Agency fees were $195 for first-time applicants and $170 for renewals.
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Gather up proof of citizenship, identification and a passport application. Renewals are easy. An old passport serves as proof of citizenship and identification, as long as it's in your current name, was issued after you turned 16, is undamaged and less than 15 years old. Everyone else will have to prove citizenship and identification as a first-time applicant. The department accepts U.S. birth certificates, registrations of birth abroad and naturalization certificates as proof of citizenship, and any government issued photo I.D. as proof of identity. Passport applications can be printed off the department's website or picked up for free at your local post office. First-time applicants use form DS-11, while renewals require form DS-82.
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I'm 47 ,5'6", 212lb and was a 38 D, will 500cc be enough to take me back to a D or is it going to be close to a B cup? Doc said my skin was thining, I don't want to look rediculous with a large body and small boobs, I haven't been a B since my teenage yrs. I measured the cc's and its not even 17oz's. I put it in a plastic bag and went hunting for a bra, and found that it dosen't even fit a C cup. what can i do? I want to be proportionate with my lg frame. And no, I can't loose weight, bad health.
I Found out That a 5 is 500 Cc Will That Be Enough? I Can Not Live with Small Boobs. (photo)
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Choosing implant size
At best, choosing an implant size is a guess as to what the final cup size will be. I have found that the best way to guesstimate what is the best size is either to try on implants in the surgeon's office and bring a shirt or top that fits closely enough to show your shape so you can try on the implants with it on too. It can be hard to tell with just an implant in your bra what you will look like with clothes on. You can also take a baggie and fill it with rice until it is the right size and then measure its volume. My patients have had good luck using these methods. And good luck to you.
Will 500 cc make me a D cup
Most surgeon's try very hard to stay away from guessing cup sizes, as there is no fixed definition that is consistent for use by patients, surgeons, or the companies that manufactures brassieres.
This is even more difficult in a patient such as yourself with a large frame.my recommendation would be to try implants on at your surgeon's office and find a size that looks suitable and try to ignore cup size estimates. Note that the implants look bigger sitting over your breast that inside, so your surgeon would probably recommend an implant about 10% larger than the one your try on.
Thanks, and best wishes.
The Right Size To Jump To A Full D Cup Size
When it comes to cup size, it is hard to provide patients with a 100% accurate projection of what the breast augmentation outcome would look like.
Moreover, the cup size measurement varies from one bra to another and so using this rubric as a way to assess the end results of a breast augmentation is not based on solid ground.
Therefore, I recommend that you try different implant sizes on with a tight shirt when in consultation with the surgeon of your choice; that way you will have a fair idea how you will look after the surgery with different implant sizes.
That being said, please remember that commendable results require an exceptionally skilled surgeon to perform the surgery and settling for anything less than that increases the chances of additional corrective surgeries dramatically.
I hope this helps and please feel free to check the website below.
Thank you for your inquiry.
The best of luck to you.
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Veronica Sepulveda
Staff Writer
"Marvel's The Avengers" is a film that has been greatly anticipated since the release of "Iron Man" in mid 2008, where fans got a teaser for what was to come when Nick Fury, played by Samuel L. Jackson, approaches Tony Stark about the Avengers Initiative.
These teasers soon started showing up in other Marvel movies such as "The Incredible Hulk," "Thor," "Capitan America" and "Iron Man 2."
Director Joss Whedon had a lot of expectation thrust upon his shoulders with the high standards of audience members.
Lucky for Marvel fans and executives alike the movie did not disappoint, with a record breaking $200.3 million made in the box office opening weekend in America, and a whopping $441.5 million overseas.
In this action packed, wit filled retelling of the famous comic books, the team gathers to defeat Loki, Thor's brother, played by Tom Hiddleston and the Chitauri which are an alien race bent on destroying freedom.
As stated by Nick Fury in the film, "There was an idea to bring together a group of remarkable people, so when we needed them, they could fight the battles we never could."
Nick Fury is the director of the secret organization called Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division, or S.H.I.E.L.D., and spearheaded the creation of the group known as the Avengers.
The superhuman team is composed of Black Widow, played by Scarlett Johansson; Hawkeye, played by Jeremy Renner; Thor, played by Chris Hemsworth; The Hulk, played by Mark Ruffalo; Capitan America, played by Chris Evans; and Iron Man, played by Robert Downey Jr.
Throughout the movie the audience laughed, gasped and cheered for the team.
The audience got to see the building of the team from the very first fight against Loki and Iron Man to the very last fight scene where the team goes up against both the Chitauri and Loki.
What made this movie so amazing was its incredible cast. Downey Jr. came back just as amazing and hilarious as always in his portrayal of Tony Stark.
Evans did an extraordinary job being the hero trying to keep up with the times, seeing as he was frozen for so long.
In "Thor," Hiddleston portrayed Loki as torn and emotional. In this movie he shows a side that is out to exact revenge.
Johansson returns from her cameo in "Iron Man 2" as the very deceitful and intelligent Black Widow, who shows just how powerful a woman can be.
For Johansson and Renner to be up against heros who had their own film introduction, they were able to come with virtually no back story and hold their own.
The special effects are unparalleled. From S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier to the explosions and alien invasions, the special effects did not disappoint.
At one point in the movie the expanse of space is opened so the Chitauri can swarm down on the earth. The detail has a shuttering effect that demonstrates how far special effects have evolved.
This movie is by far the best movie Marvel has released. It meets the high expectations of the die-hard Marvel fans as well as new followers with little to no background knowledge.
Veronica Sepulveda can be reached at email@example.com.


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1st amendment =
freedom of religon, press, assembly, petition, and speech.
2nd amendment =
the right to bear arms(guns).
3rd amendment =
no quartering of soldiers, in peace or war, exept with the owners approval.
4th amendment =
searches and seizures shall not be allowed exept with probable cause and/or a warrent.
5th amendment =
a grand jury must be present for a trial.
you can't be commited for a crime twice.
6th amendment =
you may have a lawyer at your disposal at a trial.
an impartial jury must be there and they must know what you have done.
7th amendment =
if you file for a lawsuit that is more than twenty dollars, a jury may be preserved.
8th amendment =
the judge can't impose exessive bail or fines or have you tourtured.
9th amendment =
the constitution has several civil rights but, so do the people.
10th amendment =
if the constitution doesn't have the power the states do.
11th amendment =
the courts can't be run by foreign "people".
12th amendment =
when running for office, the President and Vice President etc: the people have to vote them into office.
13th amendment =
sec. 1 = NO SLAVERY!!!!!!!!
sec. 2 = Congress is able to enforce said sec. 1.
14th amendment =
sec. 1 = People that were born in the U.S. are U.S. citizens. sec. 2 = a # of representitives will go to congress for each state according to its pop. sec. 3 = if you have declared war on the U.S., you can't be a part of its gov..
15th amendment =
sec. 1 = you can't be denied the right to vote no matter who or what you are.
sec. 2 = congress is able to enforce said sec. 1.
16th amendment =
congress has the power to make people pay income tax.
17th amendment =
two senators from each state will be elected into office.
18th amendment =
all intoxicating liquors are banned from the U.S.
19th amendment =
you can't be denied the right to vote no matter who or what you are.
20th amendment =
we will change presidents, vice presidents etc. on jan. 20; after their term is up.
21st amendment =
it repeals all of the 18th amendment.
22nd amendment =
the presitdent can't have more than 2 terms.
23rd amendment =
the Disrict of Columbia will and does have three electors.
24th amendment =
you can't be denied the right to vote no matter who or what you are.
25th amendment =
the vice president shall asume the role of President if the president is dead, etc.
26th amendment =
if you are 18 or older you may vote.
27th amendment =
congress has a limit to how much it can raise/lower a persons salary.
Marbury v. Madison =
Marbury's argument is that in the Judiciary Act of 1789, Congress granted the Supreme Court original jurisdiction over petitions for writs of mandamus. This raises several issues that the Supreme Court had to address.
McCulloch v. Maryland =
The court determined that Congress had the power to charter the bank.
Gibbons v. Ogden =
The sole argued source of Congress's power to promulgate the law at issue was the Commerce Clause. Accordingly, the Court had to answer whether the law regulated "commerce" that was "among the several states." With respect to "commerce," the Court held that commerce is more than mere traffic—that it is the trade of commodities—it is also intercourse. This broader definition includes navigation. The Court interpreted "among" as "intermingled with."
Plessy v. Furguson =
In a 7 to 1 decision (Justice David Josiah Brewer did not participate) the Court rejected Plessy's arguments based on the Fourteenth Amendment, seeing no way in which the Louisiana statute violated it. In addition, the majority of the Court rejected the view that the Louisiana law implied any inferiority of blacks, in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment. Instead, it contended that the law separated the two races as a matter of public policy.
Brown v. Board of Education =
The Topeka middle schools had been integrated since 1941. Topeka High School was integrated from its inception in 1871 and its sports teams from 1949 on. The Kansas law permitting segregated schools allowed them only "below the high school level."
Roe v. Wade =
The court issued its decision on January 22, 1973, with a 7 to 2 majority vote in favor of McCorvey.
Mapp v. Ohio =
The Fourth Amendment protects individuals from unreasonable searches and seizures but contains no instructions on how to treat an unreasonable search.
Miranda v. Arizona =
The Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination requires law enforcement officials to advise a suspect interrogated in custody of his rights to remain silent and to obtain an attorney. Arizona Supreme Court reversed and remanded
Gideon v. Wainwright =
The sixth amendment right to counsel is a fundamental right applied to the states via the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause, and requires that indigent criminal defendants be provided counsel at trial. Supreme Court of Florida reversed
Tinker v. Des Moines =
The court's 7 to 2 decision held that the First Amendment applied to public schools, and that administrators would have to demonstrate constitutionally valid reasons for any specific regulation of speech in the classroom.
Engel v. Vitale =
Government-directed prayer in public schools violates the establishment clause of the first amendment even if the prayer is denominationally neutral and students may remain silent or be excused from the classroom during its recitation.
Texas v. Johnson =
A statute that criminalizes the desecration of the American flag violates the First Amendment. Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed.
Furman v. Georgia =
The arbitrary and inconsistent imposition of the death penalty violates the eighth and fourteenth Amendments, and constitutes cruel and unusual punishment.
Korematsu v. United states, 1944 =
The exclusion order leading to japanise american internment camps was constitutional.
New Jersey v. TLO, 1985 =
(1) Fourth Amendment's prohibition on unreasonable searches and seizures applies to searches conducted by public school officials, and (2) search of student's purse was reasonable.