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Metal Blade Records is proud to announce the worldwide, multi-album signing of Norwegian death metallers Execration! Stay tuned for more information coming soon!Read More
Denner / Shermann
To give fans a preview of the album, a new 90 second audio clip is now available at metalblade.com/dennershermann - where the first single, 'Angel's Blood', can also be streamed, and various pre-order bundles are available now!Read More
Great is Our Sin is slated for a July 22nd release date via Metal Blade Records. The first song from the album, entitled 'Communion', is available for streaming starting today.Read More
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In anticipation of the release of their debut full-length, 'Songs from the Garage', Jim Breuer and The Loud and Rowdy have made the album available for pre-streaming via Pandora.Read More
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After recently completing a European tour with Suffocation and Abiotic, Cattle Decapitation has returned home to release their new video for 'Clandestine Ways (Krokodil Rot)', from their latest album, 'The Anthropocene Extinction'.Read More
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On June 3rd, If These Trees Could Talk will release 'The Bones of a Dying World'. For a preview of the quintet's signature instrumental post-rock, head over to MetalSucks.net now where the new track, 'Berlin', is streaming.Read More
On June 24th, Whitechapel will release their sixth full-length, 'Mark of the Blade', worldwide via Metal Blade Records. For a preview of the album, the new single, 'The Void', is now streaming via Loudwire.comRead More
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New York City's self-described 'pop cock rock' band Mother Feather has premiered a new video for the track 'Mirror,' from the group's self-titled album out today via Metal Blade Records.Read More
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Confessions will be heard beginning at 6 p.m. before the Mass.
The public is invited to attend the celebration. The festival kicks off at 11 a.m. with a home-cooked barbecue brisket and sausage dinner with all the trimmings, dessert and a drink for $7 per plate pre-sale. Tickets will be $8 at the door.
The Country Store & Sweet Shoppe open at 11 a.m. and the cakewalk begins at noon. A live auction follows at 1. The drawing for prizes will be held during the auction.
Children's games and moonwalk will be available for free throughout the day. Local bands will highlight the afternoon, including the Meza Brothers from 2-4 p.m. a
Another group consisting of musicians Josh Abila, Ben Lara, Christopher Garcia, and Johnathan Jaramillo will play from 4-6 p.m.

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Jewish actor Leonard Nimoy known for famous Star Trek role writes letter on 'Americans for Peace Now' website supporting two-state solution
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The 80-year-old actor called upon the American people to support the peace initiative.
"I reach out to you as someone who is troubled to see the conflict between Israelis
and Palestinians continue apparently without an end in sight," Nimoy wroe.
He went on to write that he supports the division of Jerusalem, mentioning 50 other prominent Israelis, including former heads of the Mossad, the Shin Bet and the military who support a two-state solution.
"There is a sizable number of influential voices in Israel saying the same thing… a call for two states for two nations. Their plan includes a Palestinian state alongside Israel with agreed-upon land swaps. The Palestinian-populated areas of Jerusalem would become the capital of Palestine; the Jewish-populated areas the capital of Israel."
Nimoy also addressed the Itamar massacre and the increase in violence in the Middle East.
"A Jewish family
was murdered in the West Bank and a woman was killed in a bus bombing in Jerusalem. A rocket attack on southern Israel from the Hamas-controlled
Gaza Strip resulted in a school bus being hit and a teen died of his wounds. Israel, in turn, has retaliated," he said.
Nimoy recalled a Star Trek episode called, "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield," in which the Enterprise runs into "two men, half black, half white, are the last survivors of their peoples who have been at war with each other for thousands of years, yet the Enterprise crew could find no differences separating these two raging men… And they were prepared to battle to the death to defend the memory of their people who died from the atrocities committed by the other."
Nimoy stressed he does not intend to belittle the issues that divide Israelis and Palestinians.
"What I do mean to suggest is that the time for recriminations is over. Assigning blame over all other priorities is self-defeating. Myth can be a snare. The two sides need our help to evade the snare and search for a way to compromise," he said.
The actor also noted how the tumultuous situation in the Middle East has a direct effect on the US economy.
"We've seen oil prices rise sharply and America become involved militarily in Libya. The cost to American lives and our economy continues to rise at a time when unemployment and deficits are sapping our country's strength."
Nimoy explained that it is also in the interest of the US "to spread the message that there is a peace solution, and to let Congress and the White House know it's preferable for America to be part of the solution than to be drawn into another conflict."


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I'm building a CX bike from a MTB frame for my first foray in to the sport; 135mm spacing.
It's aluminum, so fatter seat tube.
I want to run a single chainring and would like to put it on the inside so I can use a bashring.
The chainring I as planning to use is 46T, since that's what I had laying around.
So the question is, with what I got so far what sort of crankarms would I need to make it all fit, or is it even possible?
I got a set of double road cranks and a set of BMX cranks that will take two chainrings but after reading the info in past posts about running a single chainring setups I'm not sure if either of those would work.


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It's estimated 12 million Americans have some sort of food allergy. A food allergy diagnosis can change family dynamics, as well as how children and families interact in their community. Join Jenny Giles of the Kansas City Northland Food Allergy Support Group as she explains what food allergies are, their signs and symptoms, and how to prevent and treat reactions. Learn about food labeling laws, how to read food labels, and how individuals and families with food allergies can navigate through a world not always sensitive to food allergy issues. This program is designed for parents, grandparents, teachers, youth leaders, church staff, or anyone else who knows someone with a food allergy.Library: Kearney Map
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Investigators in the Department of Epigenetics and Molecular Carcinogenesis make extensive use of animal models to study the development and prevention of carcinogenesis. Animal models are used to examine host and environmental risk factors and to identify biomarkers for diagnosis, prognosis and assessment of therapeutic responses. Models in use or development include those for cancers of the prostate, mammary gland, urinary bladder, esophagus, pancreas, head and neck, skin and lymphoid system.
The Research Animal Support Facility provides animal husbandry services, veterinary care and consultation, surgical and technical support, health and genetic quality assurance, consultation and an assortment of technical services to support departmental and institutional research. Well over 350 genetically unique rodent lines are bred and used in this facility and are shared with colleagues around the world. Regulatory compliance and training and education in animal care and use are additional functions of the facility, as are provision of animal health quality assurance testing and breeding colony management. The resource receives partial operational support from the MD Anderson Cancer Center Support Grant (CCSG).
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RideShare's School Pool program offers the same ridematch assistance to parents of Delaware school students as we do for commuters. We can assist parents by identifying other parents who want to share in the duties of driving their children to and from school. Whether you're looking for an every day RideShare arrangement, or you just want a list of parents you can call for occasional, emergency or extracurricular RideShare situations, RideShare's School Pool is for you. As with our commuter RideShare program, we service individuals who travel to Delaware schools, even if you live in Pennsylvania, Maryland, or New Jersey. And remember, RideShare's School Pool is a voluntary program, provided free of charge to parents of Delaware school students.
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Dead doctors Dont Lie Program 11 September 2008
Doc wallach talks about the fine line of products from Suzzane Sommers and how they work for you. Doc also discusses some basic needs the body has each day regarding nutrients.
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Doug Winfrey is away. Billy and Doc discuss a story about foods rich in dark colors (blue and black) usually have antioxident benefits.
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So, I suppose I should offer some sort of introduction, yes?
Let's see, get the details out of the way first, right?
I've been Role playing and writing for nearly 25 years now and still haven't perfected either craft. For about the same amount of time, I've been an artist as well, but am further away from perfecting that craft than the previous two.
I got introduced to Fractal Terrains (and Campaign Cartographer) back in their early years, but after giving up on DnD (for Hero Systems) I started to drift away from CC and focused on FT. I'm currently working on several worlds and a few tutorials (well, actually just detailing my approach to world building) that I hope to put up on a host one of these days (basically when I find a local host that doesn't charge an arm, leg and my first born child).
My main focus right now is the development of a world for a series of stories and/or novels, and the sad part is, I will probably end up with more pages of stuff about the world than I will the stories. Go figure!
Anyways, I've had a chance to read through a few things here and really like what I see. Makes me wish I had joined the guild sooner, but, as they say, live and learn.


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SAN DIEGO (AP) — Federal prosecutors in San Diego say 24 people are charged with crimes attributed to a street gang that allegedly forced women and girls to work as prostitutes.
Seventeen people were arrested Wednesday in California, Arizona and New Jersey under an indictment that targets a gang based in San Diego's North Park area.
The defendants are charged with racketeering conspiracy. Prosecutors say they belong to a predominantly black gang called "BMS," which traces its origins to the early 1990s.
Prosecutors say the gang operated a prostitution ring spanning 46 cities in 23 states. The gang allegedly recruited women and girls by promising luxurious lifestyles, branded them with tattoos and bar codes and traded them among themselves.
U.S. Attorney Laura Duffy calls it "modern-day slavery."


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"GENERATION DEBT: Every American Under 18 Now Owes $218,676"
If Americans under the age of 18 were required as a group to pay off the entirety of the federal government's debt in equal shares, each would now need to pay about $218,676.
That is more than the $130,468 average price tag for four years at a private college or the $173,100 median price for an existing one-family home in the United States.
During the time Barack Obama has been president, the U.S. government debt has increased from approximately $143,255 per American under 18 to approximately $218,676 per American under 18–a climb of $75,421 or about 53 percent.
And? That's forward, just as Obama promised. What's the rumpus?
Neither borrowing all the money needed to pay for a four-year private-college education nor borrowing all the money needed to buy a median-priced home would put as much debt on the shoulders of young Americans as the federal government already has.
With the difference being that the debt the government has placed on us isn't real, because the government call always print more money and use it to buy up its debt.
Really. You wingnuts with your debt-burden scare tactics. It's not only dishonest but it's untoward, as well — particularly while you vote for dirty air, dirty water, imprisoned vaginas, invasive ultrasounds, inconvenient children, throwing seniors out on the streets, and grinding up autistic children to make tartar for lavish, exclusive dinner parties thrown by the 1%.


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Alligators in the Sewers
Everyone knows this one: in the grips of a fad, City kids bought baby alligators as pets and flushed them into the sewer system, where the reptiles were free to propagate (blind and albino in some accounts). While that never happened, there are, oddly enough, shades of truth to the story. There have been sporadic newspaper accounts of sightings, including the most famous one, published in the February 10, 1935, edition of The New York Times, about an 8-foot-long gator that was pulled from a Harlem manhole by some excited youths who subsequently killed the beast. Then there's Robert Daley's 1959 book The World Beneath the City, in which retired sewer superintendent Teddy May explains how he exterminated a colony of gators with rat poison and .22 rifles. (An official later told folklorist Dr. Jan Harold Brunvand that May loved spinning yarns.) The gators are part of the City's identity, memorialized in everything from Tom Otterness' whimsical sculpture in the 14th Street subway station (the A, C and E lines) to Thomas Pynchon's novel V. "Alligators are the closest things we have to mythological creatures," explains Steve Zeitlin, folklorist and founding director of City Lore. "The notion of monsters lurking under the earth is a time-immemorial archetype." Of course, the notion of them lurking aboveground in New York City isn't so far-fetched, as the NYPD discovered one being kept as a pet in Brooklyn not too long ago. And more than a dozen have been reported since in suburban New York, on Long Island.


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Alicia Silverstone is Vegan and Pregnant
After five and half years of marriage to Christopher Jarecki, and over 13 years together, 34 year old Alicia Silverstone is excited to announce that she is expecting her first child, according to People magazine. While she has said previously that she has wanted to be a mother for as long as she can remember, Alicia has not announced if she will maintain her mostly vegan diet throughout her pregnancy. Alicia published The Kind Diet: A Simple Guide to Feeling Great, Losing Weight, and Saving the Planet in 2009 to aid others in adopting a vegan diet. Her lack of announcement seems to suggest that little has changed for her nutritionally.
Maintaining a vegan diet throughout pregnancy is pretty controversial with very strong opinions on both sides of the fence. While a woman is supporting a growing fetus and her body is changing with pregnancy, she has greater nutritional needs that not all believe can be met with a vegan diet. While Jillian Michaels is right that only 200-300 extra calories per day may be needed to grow a healthy baby, the nutritional needs packed into those calories are very high.


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Marion Cotillard is definitely living it up on the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival.
The gorgeous actress was spotted earlier today at the Chopard Lunch for stars as part of the festivities. Marion hit the red carpet sporting a high-low and strapless Vivienne Westwood gown. The pale peach and white stripped dress was paired with some strappy beige heels and a casual up-do.
I've gotta say, normally I love everything Marion wears, but I'm just not into this look. The dress makes her look too washed out and it's just hanging way too low around her boobs. Plus, I'm not really digging those shoes. They look too casual to go with something like this.
It's rather upsetting how much I don't like this dress. Marion is just so gorgeous that it's almost a shame seeing her in something that doesn't totally compliment her beauty. Plus, the up-do is boring. You can do better! I know it!
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A new favorite sport among movie lovers is forecasting exactly when Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life will come out.Read More »
- David Fincher is a fan of South African band Die Antwoord's leading mini-lady Yo-Landi Vi$$er, and Vulture's sources indicate she has the exact look and mannerisms that Fincher wants for Lisbeth Salander in his remake of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Die Antwoord's representation, William Morris Endeavor, told Vulture that it wasn't clear whether Fincher was sincerely interested in Yo-Landi playing the part or if she is just his prime reference point. Apparently other studios have inquired about her interest in acting. Finally, Lisbeth Salander needs to be played by someone with more than a potential interest in acting, but even so Carey...Read More »
Ever since Bob Berney abruptly left fledgling distribution company Apparition pre-Cannes, CEO Bill Pohlad has been trying to figure out how to go forward. He gave Berney's Sundance acquisition Welcome to the Rileys back to Sony Worldwide Acquisitions Group, which pacted with Goldwyn to release. Wednesday Pohlad confirmed that he is shutting down the New York office and cutting staff by more than half, from 27 to 15. Individual severance meetings are ongoing today. The company is proceeding on "an immediate needs basis," said spokesperson Mara Buxbaum, who didn't rule out future hires. As previously reported, Pohlad has also brought in ex-Lio...Read More »
There's a lot going on in Hollywood this summer, as the economy and DVD declines continue to take their toll on several struggling distributors, from MGM and Lionsgate to the Weinstein Co., Overture and Apparition. MGM is in flux, as it struggles to pull itself back from the brink of bankruptcy and ...Read More »
The Thursday night opening of the LA Film Fest was not quite what the organizers had hoped for, with the NBA final game right next door at the Staples Center. That was one risk the LAFF took this year by moving the festival downtown. Film Independent chief Dawn Hudson insists that the influx of apar...Read More »
Post-Cannes, the fate of Bill Pohlad's distribution start-up Apparition remains murky in the aftermath of indie distribution vet Bob Berney's unexpected departure. Now the LAT reports that producer Graham King, who founded GK Films in 2007, is talking to Berney about yet another new distrib venture,...Read More »
In our second Oscar Talk Summer Edition, In Contention's Kris Tapley and I cover his cross-country road trip, award contenders emerging from Cannes, and the disappointing summer so far, with some debate over indie darlings Winter's Bone and The Kids Are Alright, which opens next week's Los Angeles F...Read More »
Bob and Jeanne Berney are back in Cannes, staying in the same Croisette apartment overlooking the Palais as they did last year. Only this time, they are the subject of much conjecture about why they abruptly pulled out of their year-old distribution company Apparition, funded by River Road producer...Read More »
Needless to say I will have a story for you---the whole story--when I get it. Now I'm boarding a plane to Nice en route to Cannes. (Oliver Stone, with a trim mustache, just said hi.) Look at this story on Deadline and you will see that it's from Bill Pohlad, as is the memo below. Yes, Bob Berney has...Read More »
It's not official yet, but it looks pretty sure that Oliver Stone will finally be making his Cannes debut, with the sequel Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, starring Michael Douglas 23 years after his first turn as Gordon Gekko, and Carey Mulligan as his daughter. Shia LaBeouf and W star Josh Brolin ...Read More »


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June 8, 2011
As we mentioned before, 1.0.4 was a much larger update than we originally expected. Several thousand new lines of code were added, and a lot of behind the scenes re-work was done for speed and code improvement. Most of this was to address some sync bugs and to better handle RAW files from different cameras.
However, despite plenty of testing, it appears that we've introduced a couple of new bugs. This is an ongoing list:
- Photos loaded from the previous version and still in the system are sometimes being displayed incorrectly. Although the algorithm for determining the correct viewable and stored sizes are much more robust, the code doesn't properly "import" the old settings
- Some images are showing incorrectly
- Leica M9
- Canon 60D
- Canon 1Ds Mk II
- Sync crashes for some people after transferring hundreds of images. A couple reports of a full iOS crash (!)
- There's a bug in the plugin that will cause some RAW images not to be imported sometimes.
- Location IPTC data isn't always transmitted during sync
Even though we have sample images from hundreds of cameras and extensively test the app, it's still easy to miss something – especially with so many different camera and image type combinations out there.
We're gathering sample images and are working through the bugs now. We'll get the update out ASAP.
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Hello,I fear that you may not find favor with this answer. Please understand that if I were able to provide a simple solution to your question, I would absolutely do so. Sometimes, however, all I can do is explain what the law is and is not. UI Code 1255.3 is fairly deterministic. Subsections (c) and (d)(1) provide certain exceptions from the rule denying UI benefits:
In particular, if you made any contributions to your pension during employment, then you are entitled to full unemployment benefits. This is the typical grounds to appeal the EDD decision.Concerning other options for benefits, while I understand your extreme financial difficulties, absent your eligibity to receive Social Security benefits, I am unaware of any additional options at the federal or state level. This may stick in your throat, but you may want to consider taking a minimum wage job, or a temporary position, such as working at Starbucks, etc., to supplement your pension -- assuming that you cannot meet the exception condition found in UI Code 1255.3(d)(1) -- because, you won't be receiving UI benefits, so there is no reason not to take practically any employment position.
Note: receiving federal extended benefits, requires that you are eligible for state benefits. So, unless you expect your pension to run out, you would not qualify for federal benefits. But, as long as you are filing continuing claims forms, you will receive notice of your right to receive extended benefits at the time that your state benefits expire. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.
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