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NEW YORK (AP) - "King Lear" may be Shakespeare's greatest work, but, let's face it, it's also grindingly grim.
NEW YORK (AP) � "King Lear" may be Shakespeare's greatest work, but, let's face it, it's also grindingly grim.
The reasons are simple: There's great suffering, a man descends into madness, two families are torn apart and there's a very high body count, not to mention some eye-gouging. It's definitely not for kids.
Or is it?
The Royal Shakespeare Company is currently on an international tour with a stripped-down version of the play that's targeted to children as young as 8, most whom have never seen any Shakespeare. Instead of a four-hour "Lear," this one clocks in at just 75 minutes.
"I suppose the purists would say, 'It is a terrible thing that you have done,'" said Jacqui O'Hanlon, the director of education for the company. "But we're thinking about how we can introduce young audiences to the pleasure and enjoyment and excitement and thrill of Shakespeare's work. A four-hour production is not going to do it if you're 8 and 9 and 10 and 11."
The company's Young People's Shakespeare production has arrived in New York for an 11-performance stand at the Park Avenue Armory following a tour of the United Kingdom. It next goes to Ohio State University from Oct. 31-Nov. 10.
The play, edited and directed by Tim Crouch, is set in the modern era between Christmas and New Year's Eve. The 9-person cast uses props like a reindeer costume, a snow globe and Christmas lights. Lear, played by Paul Copley, begins the play as a jaunty Santa, handing out presents.
At the armory, some 90 six- and seventh-graders from The New School for Leadership and the Arts in the Bronx seemed delighted by show one afternoon last week.
"Gross!" roared the crowd when the character Edgar pulled out grimy clothes and put them on to disguise himself as a mad beggar. He looked like something all these urban kids were familiar with: A homeless man.
The music leans on classic 1950s Christmas tunes, including "Let It Snow" � with the lyric "Oh, the weather outside is frightful" � during Lear's storm of madness. The scenic design is obviously limited � the throne is a wheelchair � but it leaves enough room for imagination.
There were moments when the fourth wall completely vanished, as when the children were asked to hold props or when a character does a magic trick, making a handkerchief disappear.
"Slap me in the face," Ben Deery, who plays Edmund, asked a startled grade-schooler at one point. "Slap me in the face!" Deery repeated. The child finally did as he was told, lightly brushing Deery's cheek with a wide smile. Deery insisted it be harder and the delighted child complied.
Catherine Miller, a teacher at the Bronx public school, admitted she was a little leery at first about "Lear" but was delighted to find it so accessible. Her children told her that many of the plot lines were similar to what they watched on TV or at the movies.
"It gives them a nice taste for Shakespeare," she said. "Afterward I had a student ask me for an unabridged version of 'King Lear' and I gave it to her. She was just involved by the story."
This is the fourth Shakespeare work reconfigured by the Royal Shakespeare Company, following "The Comedy of Errors," ''The Taming of the Shrew" and "Hamlet." Thousands of school children have been captivated by their work, proving their point: Young people like challenge and complexity.
"All great literature has that ability to speak to audiences. Truly great literature can speak to many different audiences on many different levels. And I think that's what this production accomplished," said Miller.
Rebecca Robertson, president of the armory, says the 1,000 school children who will see the show in New York connect with the sibling rivalry and the tough times at Christmas time. After each show, the cast answers questions, furthering the enrichment.
"There is nothing like listening to students from East New York and these incredible actors from England both talking about the same subject. It doesn't get better than that," said Robertson. Her education team helps prepare the kids before the show and then follows-up by asking them to use another art form to express the themes they most connected to.
More than an hour into a dense "Lear," the audience at the armory was still listening carefully. "Oooooo," the children cried when Edmund kissed Regan shortly after puckering up with her sister, Goneril. "Which of them shall I take?" he asked the crowd, who vocally offered their thoughts. "Neither," he finally decided.
O'Hanlon says that kissing scene often gets the most roars of disapproval from younger audiences, regardless of where they are in the world.
"It just makes me laugh so much that you can put a lot of horror on the stage, but kissing is the one thing that's guaranteed to get the most extraordinary reaction," she says.
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Newton Clinic's newest doctor didn't grow up in Iowa, but everyone assumes she did.
"I was raised in Wisconsin, in a little town called Waterloo," said Dr. Stephanie Bantell. "It was so small that even people in Wisconsin hadn't heard of it. I'd say 'Waterloo' and they'd say, 'Iowa'?"
The physician, who provides family practice and OB services, may have lived in a community of only 3,000, but she found plenty to keep herself busy. She thrived academically, knowing by the third grade that she had an affinity for science and knowing by age 16 that she wanted to be a doctor.
"However," she said with a mischievous grin, "being a doctor was my back-up career, in case being a singing and dancing actress didn't work out."
She may be joking, but her love of the arts was absolutely serious. She danced from a young age, studying ballet, jazz and tap, performed in show choir and drama club, and won the female lead role in "Guys and Dolls" as a teenager. If all that didn't keep her busy enough, she was also in cheerleading, cross-country and swimming, and did a mentorship with the local physician during her senior year of high school.
For someone who is clearly a renaissance woman, the pursuit of medicine was a great fit.
"I knew it would be challenging and that I wouldn't get bored," she said.
Dr. Bantell's hard work in the classroom paid off when the time came to apply for college. She received a full-ride scholarship at the University of New Orleans, where she majored in biomedical science and graduated only months before Hurricane Katrina struck.
"My husband Adam, who was my boyfriend at the time, attended Tulane University and graduated when I did," Dr. Bantell said. "It was hard to watch TV and see the flooding and damage, knowing it all as well as we did."
If the jump from small-town Wisconsin to the Big Easy seemed impressive, Dr. Bantell's next move was even more dramatic. Following a month of backpacking in Europe, she started at Ross University School of Medicine in the Caribbean.
"People hear that and think, ooh, tropical beaches and beauty," she said. "But this was a small, inhospitable island in the West Indies, genuinely a third-world setting. We called it The Rock. You would take a commercial airline to get from the U.S. to Puerto Rico, and then it was a propeller plane the rest of the way."
The education was as intense as the setting. "There were about 1,500 students there at a time," Dr. Bantell said. "What is normally a two-year curriculum would get condensed into only 16 months. And all our instructors were PhDs, so the material was incredibly hard and detailed."
In the latter portion of medical school, Dr. Bantell was back in the U.S., doing clinical rotations in places like New York and Chicago. For a time, she was torn between surgery and family practice. "As a teenager, I thought I would be a pediatric heart surgeon. But as much as I enjoyed the OR setting, I didn't like the limited patient interaction. I wanted to be able to develop that relationship with the people in my care."
Residency – the several-year training that happens after receiving a medical degree but before practicing independently – finally brought Dr. Bantell back to familiar territory when she was accepted into the Mercy Health System Family Medicine Residency Program in Janesville, Wis., less than an hour away from where she grew up.
"I liked the program not just because it was close to family," she said, "but also because it was an unopposed residency, meaning that the family practice doctors weren't having to compete with surgical residents or OB residents for patients. There weren't territorial battles. I could do as much as I wanted, learn in all the areas I wanted."
As the final year of residency approached, Dr. Bantell had some big life changes looming. Not only were she and Adam expecting their first child but they had to decide where they would be raising him.
"As I was starting the job hunt, I got e-mails from a lot of recruiters," Dr. Bantell said. "One of them mentioned an opportunity in Newton, Iowa. On paper alone, it seemed perfect, independently owned but with a large number of providers, in a town that was just the right size, and a place where I could practice OB in addition to family medicine."
When she and Adam visited Newton in late fall 2012, the good impressions continued to add up. As they toured through Skiff Medical Center, Dr. Bantell admired a set of ducky-themed baby bibs in the window of the gift shop. At that point, she was eight months pregnant with their son, Dante (a name she had selected, just like her career, by the age of 16) and planning a nursery decorated in duckies. She didn't even know that anyone noticed her pointing out the items to Adam, yet during a recruiting dinner later that night, she was presented with a gift bag containing the bibs, along with Skiff apparel for her, her husband and their unborn baby.
"That attention to detail was amazing," she said. "And having so many of the Newton Clinic doctors attend the meals held for us made me feel truly wanted for the practice. I specifically remember getting a big hug from Dr. Min Pak. Newton was just meant to be."
Fast-forward to the present, and Dr. Bantell now calls Newton home. She and Adam have purchased a house on the outskirts of town, where they are raising Dante, a little adventurer who, not even nine months old yet, is already crawling and pulling up on furniture. Adam, who studied engineering and most recently worked as a college lab instructor, is loving his new role as stay-at-home dad. Meanwhile, at the clinic, Dr. Bantell's practice is already flourishing.
"I love the familial feeling here," she said. "I know that I can call my fellow doctors at any time to ask questions. The nurses are very attentive. Overall, it's exactly what I was looking for."
The established providers at the clinic have been more than happy to welcome Dr. Bantell on board.
"It's great to have her here," said Dr. Steve Hill. "She has good clinical skills, is conscientious and a good listener."
"Dr. Bantell brings great energy, enthusiasm and humor to Newton Clinic and to the community," said Dr. Zack Alexander. "She's an extremely valuable asset to our already excellent OB services and I expect we'll see her schedule fill quickly."
In addition to seeing OB patients, Dr. Bantell enjoys helping patients with chronic conditions, including diabetes and obesity. As a self-described "big girl," she feels that is something she can relate to.
"My patients can turn to me because this is something I've struggled with," she said. "It's such a poorly understood condition, so I don't give them false promises, but I do give them guidance. Exercise is great, of course, but that's not enough. We're such a fast food country and you just can't run off a thousand-calorie Big Mac. So we work on nutrition and, if the situation merits, explore medication options. And if my patients need a cheerleader, I'm always there for them."
Dr. Bantell is currently accepting both general and OB patients. To schedule an appointment, call Newton Clinic at (641) 792-2112. To learn more about Newton Clinic, visit www.newtonclinic.com or "like" them at www.facebook.com/newtonclinic.


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Lately with Clark and Taylor giving a lot of information about Prepaid plans and carriers, I started doing a lot of research to find out what was best for me. When considering a cellular network to go with in the US, you basically have 4 choices: Verizon, ATT, TMobile, and Sprint. (Note I'm talking about cellular network/towers, not service)
My priorities for choosing a service, in order of most important to least important, include:
- Coverage
- Reliability
- Price
- Speed
- Customer Service
Each person will have different priorities, and certainly different coverage based on their location. For me, Verizon has perfect coverage and great reliability. The worst part was the price. Seeing prepaid services for $35-50/month was embarrassing for me, knowing how much I was paying ($170/month for 2 smartphones with unlimited data). I don't care about download/upload speed as much because for me 3G is fast enough, whether at 1Mbps or 3Mbps. Based on these priorities I knew I needed to stay with Verizon's CDMA network. I started looking around and found Page Plus Cellular.
The Plans
Reviewing the plans it seemed almost too good to be true. 3 Plans with data ranging from $30-55. For people switching from being on contract with one of the "Big 4", "The 55" plan is most like any contract plan: Unlimited Call, Unlimited Text, 2Gb of data, $55. Doing 2 phones of that plan would save me $1440 over the life of the standard 2 year contract. I was sold.
The Good
Now that I knew I'd be saving tons of money (in my world that is a good sized chunk of change), I wanted to see what would be good about switching to this new company. First, and most importantly for my wife, we HAD to keep her number. Her business is run through that number, so losing it was not an option. We ported both of our numbers over in one evening, even when having to get approval from Verizon.
The biggest part of being content in my decision is that now that I have switched to PagePlus, my cell-service, quality, and coverage has not changed from the previous 9 years I was on Verizon. I can't tell I'm using a different service.
Another aspect is that I found a "Page Plus Dealer" in the mall by my house that could do the initial porting, sign up, and setup. I wanted this because it was my first time on prepaid service and I wanted to make sure the transition went through without a hitch. I'll cover the importance of this later in "The Bad" section.
Any Verizon 3G phone will work instantly with Page Plus. This is great because my wife and I already have 3G Verizon phones that we're happy with. Also, any Non-Verizon CDMA phone can be flashed to work on PagePlus.
Signing up for an account on their website allows you to manage every aspect of your account including AutoPay, renewing for another month, changing plans, and "stacking" months.
The Not-So-Good
No LTE as of yet. I know I said I don't care about speed at all, but the problem is that Verizon's LTE phones don't work "stock". Flashing is required to get an LTE phone of any CDMA band to work with PagePlus. This is an issue because Verizon is no longer releasing Non-LTE phones to the market, so flashing will take lots of study, effort, and heartache or just money and potential heartache. Along with that, if you decide to flash an LTE phone, many have had issues with being able to only get 1x speeds once flashed over. Getting 3G to work still remains a handful.
It has been noted so far that many Prepaid companies have bad customer service. PagePlus is no exception to this. So far all my dealings with their customer support representatives have been pleasant and helpful for anything I've needed to address, but my shortest on-hold-wait-time has been 8 minutes. My longest wait time was approximately 25 minutes. When you do get on the phone with them, there is a lot of noise in the background (other people working hard, scrambling around), but all my questions have been answered in a sufficient way. When doing my research I knew this was the case. I read many reviews on the internet giving them 1 or 2-star ratings because you have to wait on hold every time you call in. I was prepared to make this leap to PagePlus because saving $1440 a year is worth that extra few minutes on hold the few times I need to call in.
Final Thoughts
I wish I could go out and buy a phone like the Nexus 4 and have it unlocked and ready to go with my service. Do I miss it enough to switch to a GSM service? Not quite yet. I'll play this one out for now, as I am content and enjoying a hassle free experience.
PagePlus is a great service for those who want to leave Verizon because of the pricing and "random charges" to their phone bill, but don't want to leave the reliability of their network. It may not have the variety of plans/service one can get from going to a GSM prepaid plan, but it allows you to keep the peace of mind if of using their network.
Personal Note:
I am planning on jumping to a Galaxy Nexus or Razr MAXX once my phone dies, and therefore will have to flash, but there is a lot of support popping up at XDA for these phones on Page Plus. It is a growing company and I have a feeling they'll soon (6 months) be allowed to have access to Verizon's LTE because of the phone options that are available.
If you have any questions about jumping to this, I'll be more than happy to answer them for you. Or if you have any experience, good or bad, share it below.


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To the editor: When Snoopy starts another attempt to write the great American novel, he begins, �It was a dark and stormy night.� Then Snoopy pauses, because even he realizes that such writing is sophomoric.
To the editor: When Snoopy starts another attempt to write the great American novel, he begins, �It was a dark and stormy night.� Then Snoopy pauses, because even he realizes that such writing is sophomoric.
But look at what passes for information from Pardee Hospital�s board. Paraphrasing the board, we are extending UNC Health Care�s management contract and potentially giving it up to 49 percent equity interest in our hospital. Why?
Because there are �storms on the horizon. The storms are coming from Washington. They�re coming from Raleigh. They�re political in nature.�
Snoopy understands this is drivel.
Presumably, this move is due to implementation of Obamacare, but we are given no specific information. How will cash flow and profitability be impacted? We�re not told.
How are Raleigh�s decisions impacting profitability and cash flow? We are not told. Instead, we get double talk about how UNC Health Care has more muscle to bargain an insurance program. And heck, it may help us financially.
I don�t care if you�re a donkey, elephant or tea partyer. You should be concerned that we�re not fully informed. And we must never relinquish 49 percent equity interest in the country�s largest asset � unless compelled. Never.
Was Pardee compelled?
William F. Fitch
To the editor: It is easy to forget just how jolting much of the Gospel would have been in Jesus� time, which is one of the reasons the show �Cotton Patch Gospel� at the Flat Rock Playhouse was so powerful.
A minister named Clarence Jordan wrote this retelling of the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, set in early 20th century Georgia, to ask the question of whether you would recognize Jesus if his arrival happened here and now.
If someone named Mary gave birth to a fatherless child in an abandoned trailer, would we embrace her?
If we saw a man named Jesus cure the sick and raise the dead, would we stand by while �Governor Pilate� sentenced him? I found that the transportation of the core elements of Jesus� life, death and resurrection into a much more familiar time and place to be a power-packed messenger.
The wonderful music and acting made us lose ourselves in the telling, and even now we are re-reading the Gospel of Matthew with the images and sounds of the show in mind. Thank you to the Flat Rock Playhouse for making it affordable for our church group to attend.
Leonard S. Adams
To the editor: Country music star Jerry Reed wrote a song, �Lord, Mr. Ford, what have you done!� Well, I say, new automakers, what have you done? And what I�m talking about are these super-bright headlights they put on these new automobiles.
I guess by now most everyone has met one of these on the road. Or they have had one of those cars get behind them at night. A person doesn�t know whether they are set on dim or high. All I know is they blind you in your mirrors or when you meet such a vehicle. They may be great if you�re behind the wheel of such a vehicle, helping them to see, but what about all of us other folks with the standard bulbs who have to deal with them? I noticed they are still bad even on the interstate with the land space between lanes. The worst is the 4X4 vehicles already sitting up high.
I guess there�s nothing we can do but grin and bear it � but I think a lot of folks would agree with me. Might as well be off-road lights!
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Siliconera - Square Enix is re-releasing Final Fantasy XIII-2 in Japan as a standalone game under the Ultimate Hits label (it's Square Enix's in houses budget line) and as Final Fantasy XIII-2 Digital Contents Selection.
i'll wait for Ffx/ffx-2 HD better
rather play that ff series over this garage..
and all that DLC did nothing for me since none where about Vanille ...
Hahahahaha honestly, this game is so boring and lackluster compare to PS1/PS2 FF games.
Yeah I found it very odd that 13-2 was not a direct sequel, well the main players where pretty much non existing, except for a few FMVs. Then later came the DLC to continue the story of Lightning, Shaz, and Snow for $5 a pop. On top of that only upon buying said DLC will they be party members, well sort of.
Plus they need to fix that sorry excuse for an ending!
Sorry not directed at you, just feel very let down by a developer that seems to be making all the wrong moves as of late. SE get your shit together, please.


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[select an album]
Let your friends know about the new Joe Satriani release by
sending them one of these cool E-cards that Sony/Epic put
together. Download for
PC or
The listening party is now over.
On June 25th, 2002 (the day of the album's worldwide release),
a listening party ran where you could listen
to the entire album through QuickTime streaming. In addition to
all 14 songs on the US release, there also were exclusive
personal introductions by Joe for each track. The listening party
started at 10:00 AM (PST) and the album looped continuously for
48 hours until 10:00 AM June 27th.
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We are offering a few tracks in their entirety to all of
Joe's online fans here. The first track, the ballad "Starry Night",
is the first single and hits radio on Jun 10, a day after
it was made available here. The second track, the heavy rock
tune "Mind Storm", will be available here on June 24th
(the day before the album's release).
Call your local radio station and request
they play Strange Beautiful Music-- you can make a difference!
You can also get a limited full download of Oriental Melody
from J&R Music until July 20th.
is a link.
Circuit City & Rioport are also offering a limited full download
of Starry Night. Here is a link.
Note: Track 15 (The Eight Steps) is a Japanese bonus track and Track
16 (Slick) is a bonus track that hasn't been placed anywhere yet.
As you have probably come to expect with Joe, with a new album comes
new contests and Strange Beautiful Music is no exception! Here's a
quick rundown on the contests we've already got lined up, or going on:
Joe Satriani - Electric & Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Bass, Keyboard
Matt Bissonette - Bass
Jeff Campitelli - Drums
Eric Caudieux - Keyboards and Computer Stuff
John Cuniberti - Percussion
Produced by Joe Satriani
Co-produced by John Cuniberti & Eric Caudieux
Recorded and engineered by John Cuniberti at The Plant, Sausalito, CA
Additional Recording by Joe Satriani and Studio21
Digital Editing by Eric Caudieux
Second Engineer and Digital Editing: Justin Phelps
Mixed by John Cuniberti and Joe Satriani at The Plant
Mastered by Bernie Grundman
Tech Crew: Mike Manning, Michael Sandoval
Special Guest Musicians:
Robert Fripp: Electric Guitar
Gregg Bissonette: Drums
Pia Vai: Harp
Art Direction and Design: Rex Ray
Photography: Jay Blakesberg
Additional Photography: Eric Caudieux
Direction: Mick Brigden / BGManagement
Side-splitting laughter provided by
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Band where you are only a fan of one of their albums
TV On The Radio - Return To Cookie Mountain
The Twilight Sad
Fourteen Autumns... contains 50% great songs and 50% songs that are good but not as good as the great ones. The second album sounds like the first one but not as good. The one they released last year is just poor.
Haven't got around to buying the debut yet but No One Can Ever Know is excellent, kind of bounced off it initially last year but it's a real grower, the synths really suit them.
@ Thread
Architecture In Helsinki - In Case We Die.
Brilliant first album, second album that tries to hard to match it's joyful quirkiness and fails miserably third album that saps any remaining joy from their repertoire to sound incredibly dull.OceanStorm this'd this
- Comaboy this'd this
- Yesiamaduck and subbero this'd this
stock answer:
violent femmeslabmonkeya529 and emmettcruddas this'd this
How is this even true?
the 2nd album is more of the same and they're both wallpaper
Surely you mean half an album there! It has a few great songs and a shed load of filler and for some reason they continued with the filler for their follow ups and ditched the great songs.
When You Were Young
Is a great song
Songs and Love is Real are brilliant. Not to mention the rarities collection
I listened to a few of his other songs.
So, I'm not a fan to the other albums, YET. Anyway, "We Must Become the Pitiless Censors of Ourselves" is absolutely fantastic. I don't think it will be surpassed too soon.
It's easily his best album so far
his other ones aren't as smooth around the edges, but there's still some great tunes in there. Very lo-fi at times, but it works really well.
Fair call
Ash albums are all pretty patchy but they had some good sngles. And some irritating ones, like Kung Fu and Oh Yeah.
You don't like Kung Fu and Oh Yeah?
Fair do's and all that but they make my top 5 Ash songs I reckon.
....the fuck can you not love Kung Fu?????El_Goodo, NickDS, robluvsnic, and hanshotfirst this'd this
Intergalactic Sonic 7"s
As even their recent singles aren't up to much.
except Return Of White Rabbit
which is ace
- gamecat this'd this
more a william orbit album maybe!
?? hence only liking that one, is my point.
the songs were good too
Good production without good songs is nothing
Breeders - Last Splash
I love that album. Just couldn't get into Pod or Title TK. I've tried many times.
I'm with you on Title TK, the world moved on
But Pod has got some cracking songs on it and has the same vibe and excellent level of songwriting so I'm surprised. Did you like Belly?funkycow this'd this
Last Splash is the only one that sounds a bit dated!
Title TK has some of their best stuff on it. And some songs that are a bit duff. And Mountain Battles is all ace.
Last Splash is great but sounds most like a 90s alternative album. Mountain Battles is very underrated.
Guns N' Roses - Appetite For Destruction
The Strokes - Is This It
MGMT - Oracular Spectacular
Nirvana - Nevermind
Dude, go back and listen to other records by those bands
You might change your mind if you give them a chance.
Dude, read again the title of this topic...
It doesn't mean that I hate the other albums.
Yeah, I clocked the subjectiveness of the title
but you're not a fan of In Utero? Bleach? Use Your Illusions? Lies? Room on Fire? I just thought that if you liked those bands you'd be pretty keen on some of their other stuff as well.
There's bands that only have one good album, there's bands where only one of their albums click with you, there's bands where records sound totally different to each other.
Biffy Clyro - Infinity Land
Masterpiece. The rest of their albums all have a few very good songs (especially Vertigo Of Bliss) but I don't like them all that much.shithawk this'd this
Vertigo Of Bliss probably has some songs that are better than anything on Infinity Land
But I've never been able to get into it as an album, sadly.
out of interest which did you hear first?
I like Infinity Land a lot but it has some pure stinkers whereas VoB is all gold
Infinity Land, I think
Maybe I should listen to Vertigo of Bliss again, I hadn't listened to either of them in ages, and then put Infinity Land on and was surprised by how great it was.
Crooked Fingers - Dignity and Shame
One of the greatest albums of all time. Can't even remember the names of any others, let alone any songs.
Red House Painters
the first self titled one
Falling Off the Lavender Bridge
I just dig a whole lot. The second LIghtspeed Champions album is barely interesting, has no big pop songs, is devoid of anything gripping, and just generally doesn't have Midnight Surprise on it.
- chris-budget and GoatmeatMF this'd this
I lime banishing point as well
- LOLpop this'd this
Screamadelica too
Still, Vanishing Point & Evil Heat are closer to XTRMNTR style than Screamadelica.
I don't like any Primal Scream at all
except for Xtrmntr, which is excellent.
- Gorkys_Forever and pudding4 this'd this
Yeah this
Fuck PinkertonGorkys_Forever this'd this
ban request?maff, SCROTUM, badmanreturns, ThisTemporaryLife, and hanshotfirst this'd this
A real admin would have just banned him
and not hidden behind Theo
- mfmcd57 this'd this
100 Broken Windows
Is phenomenal - try it again!8stepstoperfection, Lambchops, vivmichiesrightfoot, bokonon, Icarus-Smicarus, justanothersheeldz, benfyffemusic, thesewoodenideas, badmanreturns, ma0sm, kubrahhh, and waterwings this'd this
so is Captain
They haven't put out a bad record.
I reckon they have
- thorners this'd this
The horrors
Pro art colors
- Lambchops, GoatmeatMF, Antpocalypsenow, and imho this'd this
I've tried to get into their albums since then
Skeletal Lamping was a so-so album with a few great tracks, but past that album, I find them borderline unlistenable. False Priest was not very enjoyable for me, and I couldn't listen to Paralytic Stalks past the midway point of the second track - and I tried on that one several times.
I've heard their albums previous to that one (Gay Parade, Sunlandic Twins, and Satanic Panic specifically) but nothing ever grabbed me. And Hissing Fauna GRABBED ME, HARD. I ADORE that record. It's probably in my top 20 records ever, which is why it's all the more disappointing that I couldn't care less about the rest of their output.rich-t this'd this
you should probably stop getting your opinions from pitchfork media innit
But fuck off.
I really like False Priest
but loads of people hate it, and I can totally see why, his Prince levels are bursting
The Dismemberment Plan
Love Emergency & I, Change is alright but not great, think the first two are pretty crap (apart from The Ice of Boston which might be my favourite Plan song)
Pretty much agreed, actually
I never cared much to give the others a strong go of it. I REALLY LOVE Emergency & I, though.
Is Terrified is their best album.
First is the worst by a country mile though.
- vivmichiesrightfoot, Yesiamaduck, and robluvsnic this'd this
Definitely agreed
But for Antics.
Modest Mouse
Moon & Antartica
- imho this'd this
Antarcticaorangejuice this'd this
Silent Alarm
Probably a default answer. Their only record where they did more than break even with great to shit songs.
- thesewoodenideas, RobbeVP, and ma0sm this'd this
- sunstroke_house, waterwings, and Loui_Tacceh this'd this
- Antelope and monkeyboyuk this'd this
I feel sorry for you that you can't get into...
War, Boy, October, Under A Blood Red Sky, The Unforgettable Fire, Joshua Tree.
All of these are great albums and surpass Achtung Baby for me.
My Bloody Valentine - Loveless
Isn't Anything is just awful and a bit annoying. MBV is just a bit boring to even remember and really patchy/disconected. Loveless is pretty perfect though.
- funkycow this'd this
I only like their first album
The second one seemed rather bland and never bothered checking out the others.waterwings and thesewoodenideas this'd this
Whipping Boy - Heartworm
Amazing album whose emotional heft came pretty much out of nowhere considering their first record and promptly dissolved back into nothing special. Although that may have been more to do with problems getting the follow up released.
Amazing album
Can understand why they never really followed it up, I mean where do you go from there?
The one after (whatever it's called depending on the version) frankly is still better
Than most other albums by anyone.
Destroyer - Kaputt
Wait, Destroyer fans, this is only half true. I like Streethawk/Rubies/Troube in Dreams but the whole jolly-barroom shtick isn't a sound I'm really into. By contrast Kaputt (and the two E.Ps before) is just perfect.
Jolly barroom? Shtick?
I do not like this post.
Have you heard Your Blues? Really don't think you can say Destroyer had a shtick he's been pretty adventurous
I can appreciate that someone would be into Kaputt and find his other material quite distinct
People always say he jumps about a bit in terms of style
But I don't really see it. I'm not saying they are all he same but really Kaputt stands on its own in most ways. I should add that since getting into Kaputt I have enjoyed his other stuff more as I have really invested in him as a songwriter.
This Night to Your Blues was a huge stylistic shift for example
But yeah Kaputt definitely sticks out in terms of vocals - he really switched it up there. Pretty much recorded it all whilst lying down on the sofa or something? haha
I remember not giving Kaputt a go because it sounded like a metal band doing a metal album
Then I heard it and it reminded me of France 98 on the PS One and all my hesitations evaporated.
I can imagine
that Destroyer fans are a pretty militant bunch when angered. Like that One Direction fan who went ballistic about Harry Styles being voted NME's Villain of the Year.
Hjaltalin - Enter 4
It's absolutely brilliant, but I really don't like what I've heard of their previous albums.
The Kooks - Inside In/Inside Out
Maybe it came about at the right time (I was 15/16 and it soundtracked a great summer) but I still enjoy the songs to this day if I hear them.
Badly Drawn Boy - Hour of Bewilderbeast
Elbow - Asleep in the Back
Frightened Rabbit — Midnight Organ Fight
I could probably list lots of others.ThisTemporaryLife this'd this
I don't care for it, tho.
- Yesiamaduck, roastthemonaspit, and fellover this'd this
Yeah I'll give you that
I still think Open Season deserves some love but their subsequent albums vary from pretty great to decent and just don't quite match Decline which was just more vibrant and unpredictable.
The debut totally blew me away and I expected great things from them, but they've never matched it.
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
How I Long To Feel That Summer In My HeartLoui_Tacceh this'd this
oh hell yeah
although Gorky 5 comes close
Camera Obscura - My Maudlin Career
Have absolutely fucking adored this album for the last 4 years and yet I haven't bothered exploring their back catalogue. Worth it?
If you love My Maudlin Career so much you should definitely check out Let's Get Out of This Country. I really like Underachievers Please Try Harder but it's quite different stylistically. Yet to hear the first one.
^ Listen to 'Lets Get Out Of The Country'
though I do prefer My Maudling Career
Rogue Wave - Descended Like Vultures
Minus The Bear - Highly Refined Pirates
Parts & Labor - Mapmaker
Kasabian - Kasabian
Superb debut
2nd album patchy and they've deteriorated ever since.
Re: the OP and TVOTR
Yes, absolutely. Desperate Youth is about half good, and the rest is cod funk nonsense. Return To Cookie Mountain is a BEAST.
the young liars ep tho
10.0 (even the a cappella pixies cover)
*ESPECIALLY* the a cappella pixies coveremmettcruddas and funkycow this'd this
Kyuss - Welcome To Sky Valley
Almost perfect. Only listen to bits of the other albums
Filter - Title Of Record
Great album. the others have hi-lights but alot of filler.
Controversial probably, but
Pet Sounds?
Personal choice Mate.
If that's the only album by The Beach Boys you're a fan of, then that's cool.
at the drive-in - relationship of command
bilge pump - let me breathe
black rebel - s/t
bright eyes - i'm wide awake
cake - fashion nugget
daft punk - homework
eagles of death metal - peace love death metal
eels - beautiful freak
folk implosion - one part lullaby
franz ferdiand - s/t
fun lovin criminals - come find yourself
hefner - fidelity wars
immortal lee county killers - love is a charm of powerful trouble
les savy fav - cat and cobra
liars - they threw us all...
misfits - legacy of brutality
rapture - out of the races and onto the tracks
six by seven - the way i feel today
sugar - copper blue
thingy - songs about evil...
young knives - voices of animals and men
zutons - whatever happened to the zutons?
Agree with Relationship of Command
The only other ATDI song I like is Chanbara.
Bon Iver - For Emma Forever Ago
Blood Bank is good too but the self titled - nope sorry, I really, really tried!
Kate Bush
'Hounds of Love' is terrific but although there's some great stuff on all of her other albums I'm never that moved to re-listen to them. Especially the one about snowmen.
Verve - A Storm In Heaven
All went wrong when they got a definite article. Didn't mind a Northern Soul, but even my relative indifference to that was eclipsed by the vomit I can still taste upon hearing Urban Hymns. Preposterous guff.
...eclipsed by the vomit I can still taste upon hearing Urban Hymns
This can't be true. WTH, you don't like (at least a bit), "Bitter Sweet Symphony"? I'm not a The Verve fan, but Urban Hymns is good enough.


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PEORIA — Charter Oak Primary School Principal John Wetterauer denies any knowledge or involvement in alleged cheating on ISAT tests given to special education students, according to his attorney Nile Williamson.
And Dan Dugal, chairman of the Charter Oak parents' group Special Action Committee, says some claims in Peoria School District 150's preliminary investigation of the alleged irregularities don't pass the "sniff" test.
But District 150 attorney Stan Eisenhammer said the real issue is whether Charter Oak staff's alleged violations of protocols in testing students was because of "lack of training or outright cheating."
"Based on the statistical evidence and students' IEPs (or individualized education plans), it's possible more occurred than what teachers admitted to," Eisenhammer said in a news conference at his law firm's Peoria office.
Battle lines hardened a day after a School Board meeting Monday in which District 150 released the preliminary report and Wetterauer's supporters, or as many of their T-shirts read "Wetterauer's Warriors," confronted the board and administrators about the report's allegations during a tense five-hour meeting in a packed gym at Von Steuben Middle School.
Charter Oak parents' Special Action Committee claimed a "small victory" when the board announced its decision to give Wetterauer an opportunity to respond to the findings. Williamson plans to issue a response on Wetterauer's behalf by the end of the week.
Wetterauer, principal of the award-winning K-4 school for 10 years, is on paid administrative leave, as a result of the allegations of testing discrepancies in the administration of Illinois Standards Achievement Tests to special education students at Charter Oak. Many of his supporters expected him to be terminated after Monday night's board meeting.
District 150 has submitted the report to the Illinois State Board of Education. The four Charter Oak teachers named in the investigation still are working. Their identities have not been released.
Teachers' union president Jeff Adkins-Dutro said he's been told any potential discipline of the teachers will be decided at the next board meeting. He took issue with the report's use of the term "admitted" to describe teachers' statements to attorneys regarding alleged violations of testing protocols.
"Every teacher complied with the investigation and teachers answered every question honestly," Adkins-Dutro said. "That's very different from saying 'I did something wrong.'"
Eisenhammer also clarified the report's use of the term during the news conference. But the violations he described were no less damaging.
Some students who still were learning how to read "cat" and "bad" scored as high as the 90th percentile on the ISAT test, he said. Their scores were not consistent with other assessments given during the year, and their ISAT scores dropped dramatically when they entered fifth grade at Mark Bills Middle School.
"Staff at Charter Oak should've known something was wrong," he said.
Charter Oak parents' Special Action Committee maintain the district's investigation is wrong.
In a statement released Tuesday, the group acknowledged the findings are concerning but described it as a biased, highly-edited report intended to sway public opinion against Wetterauer and students and teachers at Charter Oak.
The committee's concerns include use of the district's law firm — Hodges, Loizzi, Eisenhammer, Rodick, and Kohn LLP — to conduct the preliminary investigation and the small data sample, only 26 students, to make the findings. The group also says it's unfair to compare test scores at Mark Bills to scores at Charter Oak and other high-performing schools in an analysis because Mark Bills does not meet standards, or adequate yearly progress goals, on the ISAT.
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Charter Oak principal denies knowledge of alleged cheating
PEORIA — Charter Oak Primary School Principal John Wetterauer denies any knowledge or involvement in alleged cheating on ISAT tests given to special education students, according to his attorney Nile Williamson.


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From his website, houseofrain.com, "Apocalyptic Planet" is described as "a combination of science and adventure that reveals the ways in which our world is constantly moving toward its end and how we can change our place within the cycles and episodes that rule it." Childs said the idea for this book came from spending a majority of his life in the wilderness and seeing the various landforms and the processes they have undergone over time.
"Everything I have seen in one way or another we are experiencing now. I traveled for two years researching the book and spent one year of hard writing to finish it. I'm trying not to be too sentimental about the topic. It's not good or bad. But I think people are bored and want something to happen… and I don't think they really know how the planet works, what the dangers are, how it recovers, and how the landscape itself can tell the story," Childs said.
During his research, Childs visited nine different areas of the world, including Greenland, Tibet, and Patagonia. In his travels, he searched for places where the landscape told a severe story. He said what he found were multibillion-year histories of the earth and the underlying idea is that the apocalypse is not a single moment, but a process over time.
He also traveled within the United States and spent the summer backpacking across genetically modified organism (GMO) fields in Iowa, where he witnessed what he called the best example of mass extinction on the planet. He said the modifications of the farms in Iowa have large ramifications for other species disappearing thousands of miles away.
"The earth is not as stable as most people think. It is prone to pretty extraordinary changes, but they are not happening as fast as we think," said Childs. "These are fairly slow processes, and you may not see them in your lifetime, but what you do today will have an affect on tomorrow. In a thousand or millions of years, things could be out of control, and we are part of all the changes, big or small."
The idea of the apocalypse and how people view that idea is what prompted Childs to shape his book in this way. He said writing back against this idea of the end of the world and the fact that many people seem to be asking for it was a driving force behind his narrative.
"Does anyone even know what the apocalypse is? I think the right questions are being asked, but it is still a nebulous idea," Childs said. "What does the end of the world mean? There is no such thing. There will be an end to pieces of the world, but they all add into the continuity of the process. The earth will still be kicking and breathing, but there will be loss. That is what the book is about."
Childs started his career as a writer when he was guiding river trips and doing outdoor education around the Southwest. He spent much of his time in those days living out of his truck and roaming the wilderness, he said. That lifestyle didn't immediately fade after his first few books were published, but now, life includes a family and a home base. He still teaches outdoor education on occasion.
"This was a big leap for me going to a global scale. It was exciting to go to Tibet, but I remember thinking that if I had this much time in Utah, it would be awesome," Childs said. "I am a home person. Whenever I come back, I head straight to Horseshoe Canyon and the San Rafael Swell and stand where I can see the Bookcliffs and Abajos. It was very grounding between chapters to come home and rest. I would always rather have my backpack and go out into the desert than travel."
Childs will discuss his new book and his travels at Star Hall on Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. Tickets are free and available at the Grand County Public Library and Back of Beyond Books until the day of the event. Moab is just one stop on Childs' 29-stop book tour. Childs said he looks forward to meeting with people who are there for the storytelling and learning more about a topic they are already interested and thinking about. But he also hopes to see some people who may be inclined more toward the mainstream theories regarding the apocalypse.
"I really want to get the book in the hands of people who are wanting the apocalypse to come. I hope they read the book and be turned around by it," said Childs. "There is a bit of a bait-and-switch in the book. You are shown the details and in the process learn that it is not what you thought it was. Maybe you don't want the terrifying end to happen. But it is complex."


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Dear Annie: As a geriatrician, I know how thrilled patients are when they are released from the hospital and how upsetting it is to be readmitted a few weeks, or even just days, later.
One in five older patients is readmitted to the hospital within 30 days of leaving it. Each year, these repeat hospital visits add billions of dollars to national health care costs. Fortunately, there are things people can do.
Patients and their family members should question their doctors, nurses and pharmacists about anything they don't understand. If questions aren't answered, miscommunication or misunderstandings can lead to complications. Patients should repeat the instructions back to their doctors and nurses. That demonstrates whether or not they understand what to do. Most important, patients should leave the hospital with a written plan that includes information on how to take care of their condition, when their follow-up visits will be, what medications to take and complications to watch for.
We've put together a patient checklist and care transition plan that anyone can download at www.CareAboutYourCare.org. Thank you for sharing this information and for helping people stay well. — Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, MD, President and CEO, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Dear Dr. Lavizzo-Mourey: Thank you so much for sharing this practical and worthwhile information with our readers. Everyone going to the hospital should take this information with them. Please make sure that you, a family member or a friend has all of the information before you are discharged. It could keep you from a return visit.
Dear Annie: My brother just got engaged. He and his girlfriend have two kids. Usually, this is a happy time for families, but eight months ago, my brother's fiancee cheated on him. We weren't sure the younger child was my brother's, but he took a DNA test that proved she is his little girl.
At that time, my brother decided to keep his family together and work things out, which I greatly admire. But we just found out that his fiancee is talking, emailing and texting the guy she cheated with. My brother still wants the wedding to go on and would like the rest of us to mind our own business.
Annie, I really think this is a bad decision for my brother. I worry his girlfriend will continue to cheat and hurt my brother over and over. Do I say something, or keep my mouth shut and plaster on a fake smile? — Love My Brother
Dear Love Your Brother: Say nothing more. Your brother knows how you feel, and he has asked you to accept his decision. He understands the consequences. We think he would greatly appreciate your support right now, and we hope you can plaster on that smile and provide it.
Dear Annie: This is for all those retirees who don't know what to do with themselves.
A year ago, my health forced me into an early retirement. All of my co-workers and most of my friends lived far from my home. During my first week off, I heard of a yoga class at the local senior center. As a baby boomer, I thought I was too young to go to a "senior" center. But that one class has led to a group of retired educators, like me, who go bicycling twice a week in good weather and meet for lunch in the cold season.
I volunteer at the senior center, take painting classes at a local art center and meet lots of retired folks with similar interests. I have made some good friends, found a great traveling companion and have a lot of fun.
Please point early retirees to senior centers. Remember that you need to go somewhere at least half a dozen times before you begin to feel at home. — Retired and Busy
This Classic Annie's Mailbox column was originally published in 2012. To find out more about Classic Annie's Mailbox and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and cartoonists, visit Creators Syndicate at www.creators.com.


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September 18, 1912 - April 6, 2013
Cragsmoor, NY
Mary Matilda Marl passed away peacefully on Saturday April 6, 2013 at Highland Rehab Center in Middletown, NY. She was 100 years old.
Daughter of the late Samuel and Elenor (Leliaert) Gunderman, she was born September 18, 1912 in East Paterson, NJ. She was the widow of her loving husband, Clyde C. Marl. Mary was a devoted wife and loving mother to all of her children as well as a wonderful home maker. The pastimes she enjoyed were bowling, pinochle, stock car racing and fishing with her family and friends. She will be dearly missed.
Survivors include her children: Audrey DePuy and her husband, Robert of Haddonfield, NJ, Clyde "Buck" Marl and his wife, Celeste of Napanoch, NY, Nancy Krom and her husband, Richard of Cragsmoor, NY; nine grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, five great great grandchildren as well as her two brothers Lawrence Gunderman of Walker Valley, NY, and Samuel Gunderman of Florida; as well as many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she is predeceased by one brother and four sisters: George Gunderman, Bea Marl, Elenor Rareigh, Rosie Lester, Gladys Shumanski and one grandson, Robert DePuy Jr.
Visitation will be held from 12 to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, April 9th at Loucks Funeral Home, 79 North Main Street, Ellenville, NY; Rev. Jay Vogelaar will officiate. Interment will follow at Fantinekill Cemetery in Ellenville.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Cragsmoor Fire Department, 66 Sams Point Rd., Cragsmoor, NY 12420 or Cragsmoor Free Library, 355 Cragsmoor Rd., Cragsmoor, NY 12420.
To send a personal condolence to the family or for directions, please visit www.loucksfh.com.


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Lightbulb Wars Review: Phillips Ambient LED A21, 75-Watt Equivalent
Light Bulb: Phillips Ambient LED A21, 75=Watt Equivalent
Price: $39.97 at Home Depot
Household Use:overhead, spot, or ambient]
Light Appearance: daylight, 2700K
Incandescent It Replaces: General Electric Soft White 60w
Overall Rating: Strong Recommend*
I was a little concerned that this bulb would not omit a white light when I saw its yellow appearance but I was very pleasantly surprised once I turned it on. Not only was this LED nearly indistinguishable from its incandescent control bulb, but it was brighter. To be fair, I tested it against a 60 watt incandescent and the Phillips bulb is a 75 watt equivalent bulb.
The Test
Control Bulb: General Electric Soft White 60w
Primary Use: living room, kitchen, bedroom, task light or overhead light
Time of Day Tested: 4:45 p.m.
How It Performed:
I tested it in a fairly closed light fixture and could barely tell the difference in the light quality between the control bulb and the Phillips LED. There were two main differences. The Phillips LED has a strange appearance. If it was used in a light fixture that exposed the bulb it would not take back stage to the fixture. The bulb is gray and yellow when it is off. The second main difference is how the bulb heated. The base of the Phillips LED was quite warm after 30 minutes of testing but the bulb area was cool to the touch. The incandescent was warm everywhere.
This 17 watt bulb is clearly better than a 60 watt incandescent. I only wish I could afford to replace all the bulbs in my home with this bulb.
More Facts About This Light Bulb
Dimmable? yes
Brightness: 1100 lumens
Estimated Yearly Energy Cost: $3.33 per LED compared to $11.76 per incandescent
Life: (how long it's expected to last) 25,000 hours
Energy Used: 17 watts
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Crunch Lose to Senators on Fluke Goal, 2-1
It was a play Mark Barberio had done many times before, but it was an unfamiliar result.
The Syracuse Crunch defenseman accepted the reverse pass from his parter, Jared Nightingale, and looked to make a pass to Alex Killorn in front of his team's net. Instead of its intended target, the puck appeared to deflect off goaltender Dustin Tokarski's stick, and found its way into the back of the Crunch net.
The fluke goal 1:11 into the final frame proved to be the difference, as Syracuse snapped a three-game winning streak with a 2-1 loss to the Binghamton Senators at the Onondaga County War Memorial Friday.
"I've scored in my own net before, but not like that," Barberio said. "Not from behind the net. I've had them go off my skate and stuff. It's too bad for that to be the game-winner. Again, I think that's what we deserve. We didn't come ready to play."
The Crunch started off the game on the wrong foot.
Syracuse failed to clear the puck when it had a chance and was pinned in its zone. A little over a minute into the game, Tyler Eckford opened the scoring when his slap shot beat Tokarski.
Barberio again shouldered a part of the blame, citing a lack of communication in the early-going. The goal swung the momentum squarely in the favor of the Senators.
"We dug our own grave and we didn't get out of it," Barberio said.
After the eventual game-winner, which was also credited to Eckford, Syracuse continued to struggle to solve Binghamton goalie Robin Lehner.
With a power play six minutes into the third period, the Crunch finally broke through when Richard Panik snapped a Tyler Johnson pass past the Senators netminder for the lone Crunch goal. Barberio was also credited with an assist.
"(Johnson) faked a shot and passed it to me, and I tried to shoot it right away," Panik said.
With the crowd back in the game and the ice seemingly tilted in its favor, Syracuse poured on the pressure in the remaining 13-plus minutes.
"I felt like the team had the momentum back, so I thought we were going to get them back," Panik said. The Slovakian forward, who is riding an eight-game point streak, tallied the overtime winner in a 6-5 come-from-behind victory in Binghamton earlier this season.
"We were buzzing the whole period in their end after that," Barberio said. "We couldn't seem to buy one. We had a lot of chances, but they didn't go in."
With Tokarski pulled and Binghamton down a man, the Crunch called a timeout to regroup for the final 28.5 seconds. Panik recalled the team's plan for its last minute push.
"We have to take the puck to the net and try to score a dirty goal," he said. "We tried. We had a couple shots from the point, but we couldn't find a way to get it in the net."
The Senators clogged the middle of the ice, and made it hard for the Crunch to get a shot on net. Despite a wild final half-minute, Syracuse couldn't net the tying goal.
Lehner made 30 saves, while Tokarski turned away 22 at the other end of the ice.
East Division-leading Syracuse (10-3-1-1) has a chance to quickly wash the bitter taste out of its mouth. The team travels to Albany on Saturday, and follows it up a game in Worcester Sunday.
With a 7-0-0-1 record on the road, Barberio and the Crunch are hoping for a familiar set of results.
"The good thing is we have another two games in the next two days," he said. "We have a chance to rebound really fast and forget about this one."
Pictured: Crunch forward Alex Killorn maneuvers in the Senators zone at the Onondaga County War Memorial Friday.
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New Gliders and Rockers Coming to Market
There was plenty to see at the ABC Kids Expo this week in Las Vegas but I didn't expect to see so many new gliders and rockers heading to the marketplace. There are more choices than ever and while any would make a nice addition to a nursery or child's bedroom they're so stylish and comfortable that I'd expect many families (or people without kids) would want to add one to their living room or den.
1 The Joya Rocker is the newest addition to Monte's line of chairs that define modern family comfort. The wood base gives it a Mid-Century vibe and the small profile is ideal for smaller homes. It will be available in January in many colors.
2 & 3 Nurseryworks is adding a new glider and rocker to its collection and these additions will be priced considerably less than their existing chairs without sacrificing looks or comfort.
4 & 5 Last I looked Jennifer Delonge had a small (and lovely) collection of kids' chairs so seeing her hugely expanded offerings caught me off guard but in a really good way. She has four adult gliders currently for sale and is adding five more. Made in the USA, all glide and swivel a full 360 degrees.
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Recent Murders Have Detectives Beating the Streets
If only solving murders was as easy as they make it look on television.
The Beaumont and Port Arthur Police Departments are currently working two murder investigations that have detectives beating the streets and looking for leads wherever they can find them.
Both cases are very similar in that the crime scene offered little to no evidence and no witnesses – at least which have come forward. In Port Arthur, detectives are working the murder of Robert Prevost, a 44-year-old Port Arthur man who was found dead in a vacant home in the 1000 block of Dunbar. Prevost had been shot multiple times, including multiple gun shots in the back of the head. There was no murder weapon recovered and when the body was discovered by the victim's brother on April 14, it had been there for approximately a day, according to Port Arthur Police Sgt. Scott Gaspard, who oversees the homicide detectives. It was the third homicide of the year in Port Arthur.
In Beaumont, Fedro Gatlin, a 40-year-old Beaumont man, was found April 30 in the 1300 block of Virginia around 8 p.m. when EMS was responding to what it thought was a traffic accident. Instead they found Gatlin, who had been knocked off his bicycle thanks to a single gunshot wound to the head. He was taken to Christus-St. Elizabeth where he was pronounced dead.
Sgt. Pat Barton, who oversees the crimes against persons unit for the Beaumont Police Department, said he has three detectives, "good people, the right people" working the city's latest homicide, the fourth of the year, and as of Wednesday evening, they had no persons of interest identified as possible suspects. Port Arthur is in the same boat.
When detectives find themselves working a homicide case with next to nothing to go off of, that's when the real detective work starts.
"The first thing I do is start working on victimology, working backwards," said veteran Beaumont Police Homicide Detective Jesus Tamayo, who's been working homicides for the department for the last nine years. "I look at who the victim is associated with, persons he's hung out with and go from there."
Gaspard, a 22-year veteran of the PAPD, said one of the first things they do is "make sure the crime scene is properly preserved and secure any trace evidence we can get." After that, much like Tamayo and others, the detectives hit the streets, talking to friends, family and anyone else that might know the victim.
The public is also a major resource when investigating a real life "whodunit" and Tamayo said it's a crucial element to what he does when investigating any murder case, but especially one with no visible leads. "I use the public to help solve the crime and reach out to the media, because without the public it's difficult," he said.
Major Jim Singletary with the Jefferson County Sherriff's Office said it can be very frustrating investigating a murder without evidence and witnesses, especially when the detective is working every tip he or she gets and is still coming up empty. What makes it more aggravating is trying to keep the families of the victims calm and assuring them you're doing everything you can to bring their loved one's murderer to justice.
"Once you burn up your leads, then you're back to square one," said Singletary, who has worked at least 60 murder cases in his 40 years in local law enforcement.
Port Arthur's detectives aren't to that point and neither are the Beaumont detectives, as both continue to collect leads, while Beaumont made the Gatlin murder the Crime Stoppers Crime of the Week, and Barton said some additional leads have been called in since the airing Tuesday night, yet none have materialized.
All the veteran lawmen agree that breaks in cases can come from suspects in unrelated crimes speaking up or confessing to know information related to a murder based on information they've heard on the streets.
"That's the world I lived in for 20 plus years when I was a dope cop," said Barton, "everybody had some kind of motivation for giving up information on somebody else, and that could certainly be a possibility here."
And in any line of work, including solving a murder case, a little luck doesn't hurt.
"Sometimes you just have to get lucky," Singletary said.
Tamayo knows luck can't hurt either. He's worked some 40 murder cases, and solved 38 of them. During a double-homicide investigation with no witnesses and little evidence, Tamayo noticed blood on a person of interest's sock while arresting him on an unrelated charge. That person ultimately identified the suspects responsible. "I don't think he even realized he had blood on his sock," Tamayo said.
Ultimately, though, it comes down to getting out on the street.
"I believe every case is solvable," Tamayo said, "but you can't sit in your office and expect to solve the case. You have to be out talking to people, they're not coming to you. Nobody's out there raising their hand up saying "I did it."


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From Imperial Wiki
Banned from SD.net, now believed to be posting at StarfleetJedi under the screen name of "Who is like God arbour".
Claims to be a lawyer in Germany and that somehow this makes him a science expert.
Appeals to "holes" in our understanding of gravity in order to justify making up what ever bullshit he wants. He then challenges everyone else to prove his ideas wrong. The fact that his having nothing backing them up in the first place constitutes said proof is clearly lost on him. He further appeals to possible future "paradigm shifts" to insist all of his nonsense is perfectly legitimate. In other words, typical anti-science idiocy.
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- From his introductory post at StarfleetJedi forums:
- I have worked at a District Court and have conduct trials. I was court representative for the Public Prosecutor's Department. I have to understand scientifical expertises and have to base my ruling on these. I think, I know, how to debate and analyse evidences.
- Later at SFJ forums:
- Competence is not shown by having a degree in something.
- That is only an indicator.
- Competence is shown by competent behavior.
- The competence of an engineer, who has said, that he would employ the dead man's switch" principles to a star ship, like in a terrestrial reactor, is more than dubious. A competent engineer should be able to recognize the requirements on a system, which he or she is engineering. There are huge differences between a star ship and a terrestrial reactor, which need different solutions. If a terrestrial reactor shut down, nobody have to die. If a star ship loses its main power or its fuel, it could mean the death of the whole crew. A engineer, who is not able to see these differences can't be a competent engineer.


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Moose hunting season begins in Maine
Estimated 70,000 moose in Maine
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Estimated 70,000 moose in Maine
AUGUSTA, Maine —
Moose hunting season is kicking off in eastern and northern Maine this week.
The season begins on Monday. Maine's Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says there are about 950 hunters who have permits for the hunting season's first week.
The department says more Mainers have moose hunting permits this year than ever before.
But it says the number of permits has increased in the north where moose are more prevalent and decreased in other parts of the state where moose are less common.
The moose population is estimated to be about 70,000.
The season is divided into four segments, the first of which runs until Saturday.
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What Does It Take to Be the Next Hot Start-Up?
Nearly everyone with an idea is hoping to break out from the pack of start-ups. But before the angel investors and media buzz, what does it take to become the next start-up darling? TechCrunch senior editor Leena Rao joins the News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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Kenneth J. Wenning, 71
Kenneth J. Wenning, 71, of McCartyville, died at 1:15 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, 2013, at Heritage Manor Nursing Center in Minster.
He was born on Aug. 21, 1942, in Chickasaw, to the late Joseph and the late Josephine (Depweg Moeller) Wenning.
He married Marciel L. "Marcy" Schmackers on Sept. 14, 1963, in St. Henry. She preceded him in death on Oct. 14, 2002.
He then married Barbara Feltz Boeckman on Aug. 8, 2006. She survives in McCartyville.
He is also survived by children Joseph and Terri Wenning of Kalida, Jeffery and Tamara Wenning of Arcanum, Scott Wenning of North Carolina, Patrick and Leigh Anne Wenning of Sidney, Sheri and Kevin Pohlman of Maria Stein, Timothy Boeckman of Osgood, Stacey and Brent Bruggeman of McCartyville, Toby Boeckman of St. Marys, Stephanie Boeckman of St. Marys; daughter-in-law Theresa Boeckman of Coldwater; 18 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; one brother; two sisters; two sisters-in-law.
He was preceded in death by son Ty Boeckman; seven sisters; three brothers; one sister-in-law; one brother-in-law.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
A Mass of Christian Burial will begin at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, McCartyville, the Rev. John Tonkin officiating.
Friends may call from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Friday at the Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church in McCartyville.
Burial will take place in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to the Holy Family Church, Booneville, Ky.
The funeral arrangements were entrusted to Hogenkamp Funeral Home in Minster. Condolences may be made at HogenkampFh.com.