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Almost every dorm on campus seems to have a ping-pong table stored in the basement or common room since the beginning of time. In many dorms, the tables aren't put to use very often, but this fall, Barton and DeNunzio changed that. Early last month Danny Finnegan '17 challenged DeNunzio to a ...
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Brooke has been practicing Bikram yoga for 8 years. She is devoted to, and perhaps obsessed with, her yoga practice because it gives her confidence, energy and a strong mind and body. Life just doesn't feel as good without yoga in it. Brooke also plays fiddle, banjo, is a professional geologist and can turn her eyelids inside out. She has a black Labrador named Jackson.
Hannah has been practicing hot yoga for two years. She hasn't found many other places in life that are as steady and open hearted as the 2×6 mat where she sweats it out every day. It is one of her goals to bring that steadiness and open heartedness off her mat for everyone else to share in. Hannah is an avid day dreamer, a painter of pictures, sometimes. Mostly she just doodles. She has a very handsome hound, Jake.
Leslie loves yoga because it has completely transformed her mind and body in the past 5 years. She had arthritis at 19 but now enjoys and dynamic and comfortable practice thanks to yoga's foundational benefits. She is an anatomy nerd, so come to class prepared to learn something! She also plays piano, sings, and speaks French fluently. She has two adorable cats, Kevin and Moose, who both love yoga (especially down dog).
Haley first came to yoga to get a workout and while she found just that, she also found that yoga is a powerful tool used to transform the mind. Through yoga, she has come to learn that no matter what life puts of the table, by staying calm, breathing and letting go, anything is manageable. Yoga has changed her life in more ways than one and she is grateful to be able to share it with the people around her.
Tony learned early in his journey that yoga is much more than a physical practice. It is the path to a well body, a peaceful mind and a free spirit. Tony enjoys teaching because he enjoys learning and for him, yoga is a never ending opportunity for growth, learning and liberation. Tony's classes encourage students to pursue their practice in a light-hearted and free-spirited atmosphere.
A ballerina during her younger years, Erika has now been practicing yoga for 10 years and teaching vinyasa for 2 years. She loves how integrated yoga is in every part of her life. She plays bass and sings in her band, Pageant. Yoga helps her to live a happy and healthy life, and it is her joy to share that with others.
Josh believes in detours. A Tennessee native, he earned a degree in Comparative Literature from Yale, lived in Africa twice, then returned to Nashville and began a career in finance. Josh used to find the mere thought a yoga class to be unbearably tedious. Years later, after a vacation to Brazil, his hunger for the tropical heat led him into his first hot yoga class. Thus began the most recent detour in Josh's life. Practicing and later teaching hot yoga has brought him innumerable physical and emotional benefits, and enhances every aspect of his life. In his classes, Josh enjoys making an age-old practice feel brand new. Breath, the core, posture, mindfulness, gratitude and much more are some of the themes he enjoys bringing to the forefront.
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Elizabeth graduated from Bikram's Teacher Training in December 2009 and has been guiding students, new and experienced, through the 26 postures and 2 breathing exercises ever since. As a result of the yoga, her body, heart and mind have grown strong and her drive to share her practice, training and the magical effects of the yoga with others has been an incredible force in her life.
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A native Nashvillian, Dylan's yoga practice began as a physical offset for years of playing ice hockey. After graduation from the University of Denver, yoga gave him balance while working in the music business as a place to explore the daily stresses and rediscover happiness in the moment. Teacher training in Asheville was the next step for Dylan to help others find the possibilities in their own bodies and minds. Dylan is an avid skier, still plays hockey, has a never ending love and (sometimes useless) knowledge of music, and spends as much time in the mountains of Colorado as possible.
Lindsey fell in love with yoga while training for a half marathon. She was looking for a way to balance her training and had heard of the many benefits of yoga for runners. Once she began practicing, she experienced the many benefits yoga has for the mind and body and was instantly hooked. She currently teaches prenatal yoga and vinyasa flow.
Tara has been practicing yoga for over a decade. Yoga came into her life during a time when she was needing a focus. She spent a few years traveling around the world, and when she made the move from LA to Nashville, pursuing her 200-hour certification was just the beginning of one of the best decisions she ever made for herself. Helping others find happiness in yoga and seeing people transform on their mats is extremely rewarding to Tara. She is honored to teach the East Nashville yoga community!
In 2008, Josie attended her first yoga class in NYC. Having been an active athlete, runner and competitive dancer since she was 5 years old, yoga was exactly what her tired and injured body needed. She quickly saw the benefits of yoga not only in her physical being, but mental and emotional as well. In 2012, she suffered a shoulder injury, which led her away from downward dogs and into the Hot 26 Series – she was hooked! She wanted to share with the world what she had discovered and completed her teacher training a year later. She is anxious to continue learning and growing in her practice to and help others find whatever it is they need when they step onto their mats!
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Captain America and Black Widow done in ink, Copic Markers, and acrylic. Colors added in Photoshop. I'll have prints of this available at San Diego Comic Con at booth #5557 in the illustration area in Hall F so come by and see me=-)
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Just superb !
Beautiful rendering.
Cap actually wielding a weapon! Woohoo!
Shiny! Gorgeous work.
Wow I've been out of this place for a lot of time. Im excited to know you are coming to PRCC. This one is amazing. Thank you for showing us your art. I love it. ^^
Excellent work!
Amazing pic!
I've always seen Cap to have that build m2 rifle, but needs the bayonet, since Cap tends to fight close also
can it get any better than this.
Ugh, amazing <3
Great piece...these two seem like a good couple to me
This is just perfect!
So cool!
holly fuck, this is amazing!!!
WOW! Amazing work! I would love to see the original (sounds like it was done in Black and White?)~ Awesome!
I dig!! I dig Mark!!!
Widows Suit is sharp looking.
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Widows Suit is sharp looking.
well done
I like this
Outstanding work!
Amazing work
Nice duo. Thnks for driving!
Wow! Great work
Is there a video for this one? I wish to see how you applied the acrylic with the markers.
Awesome work!
Awesome mark! Very inspiring!!
Amazing!. . u deserve an award
That's awesome!
Cap looks great! Black Widow kind of looks more like a cougar though...
Awesome work. Loving Natasha here
Practical boots!! Love it all!
oh, wow! fabulous and fantastic!
Really lovin' this work. My two favorite characters in Marvel.
Absolutely love this one.
its lack of ugly....its amazing....:3
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Why an M14 (Korean war era) instead of an M1 Garand or BAR (WWII era) for Cap? Awesome pic, I'm just curious.
I agree on the awesomeness. As for Cap's rifle, I believe it's an M1 Carbine. That rifle was issued in 1942 achieving a medium between the M1 and the Thompson in range and stopping power.
Theory about the BAR: Even with his strength, he might favor smaller weapons that don't get in the way of his acrobatic fighting style.
Theory about the BAR: Even with his strength, he might favor smaller weapons that don't get in the way of his acrobatic fighting style.
I wish I could draw as good as you..it's my dream to draw for Marvel. If only.......
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Wow. Beautifully done.
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If you work with database software, for example, Access, you're probably familiar with the idea or the concept where each column or each field should contain the minimal amount of information necessary. And that's a bit vague. This particular worksheet has four potential problems, three major ones. As you look at this list, you might at some point say, well; I want to sort this by last name. Well, look at the data in Column A, first name, last name. That's great for mailing labels, but we cannot sort this list based on the data looking like that.
Ideally, we should have those names either in separate columns, or we need to reverse the order. And similarly in Column C, if we wanted to sort this data by State or by Zip code, we cannot do that. And so the idea that each column should contain a minimal amount of information, starts to make a little bit of sense. Ideally, we should have a separate column for City and State and Zip. And if we have hundreds and hundreds of records, thousands of records, not only do we want to sort by State, but we want to have within each State, have those in order by City.
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The 100 Best Albums of the 2000s: 20-1
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These top 20 records of the '00s feature some familiar faces, but also several that, over time, have grown more fondly in memory.
Three Great Albums Fade in Reflection
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Saying "What's more fun than a surprise?" Wilco drops their shortest, barest album in their career, and it feels fresh and new.
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Where can I purchase the CD or album that has the song "A Woman Like You?Have tried everywhere possible and no one seems to have it or can tell me where to purchase.It is a very special song for us...thanks you for any assistance.
Christine -- I believe the song is "Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro
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I was at Sunderland and witnessed possibly the worst performance from a 'striker' in the history of shit Birmingham strikers Steve. Jerome had five good chances and blew the lot...some even Ricky Otto could have scored from....I appreciate that he was given a difficult role by Mcleish, but two of the five chances were one on one, the sort of chances a decent striker feasts on. He's crap Steve,,as an athlete, yes, a decent runner, but to hang you premiership life on a striker who cannot score was suicidal.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Lone strikers are given that position because they have natural ability and talent. They create their chances by using it. Rooney, Tevez, and Drogba all spring to mind, then we have the likes of Liniker, Shearer, Greaves who were goal poachers and being in the right place at the right time.
Jerome lacked neither of these qualities, yes he was quick, he was excellent at running into corners but that was not going to win matches.
He lacked basic skills, how many reports were written quoting the chances that Blues had and missed and almost all fell to Jerome, the Sunderland match was a classic example.
The decision to not keep Chucho was baffling and then not to replace him even more so, plus selling O'Connor without replacing him too.
The injury to Zigic didn't help or the option to leave Philips on the bench when we really needed someone who knew where the net was became the frustration of the season.
However that is now behind us and the new season will soon be here and what will have to look forward too?
Let Jerome go for £5 Million, we could get 2 half decent fizzy pop strikers for that, not sure about King, maybe he will be the younger KP.
We also have some pretty good fringe players who deserve their chance too, Asante, Kerr, Mutch and Redmond; all could be nurtured during the summer and could make a solid impact for the next few years to come.
Look at some younger players of years gone by, Francis, Latchfords and, Burns all became hero's.
I do not doubt Big Ecks ability, but certainly cringe at some of his attacking decisions.
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On the plus side, he can't be any worse than Jerome, Busdriver....Even if he only scores five goals...that would be an improvement !


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Wedding Menus
Lion Quays provide you with all the ingredients for a perfect wedding day - including a fantastic choice of menus for your special celebration.
Featuring lots of lovely seasonal produce, our Spring and Summer menus are fresh and delicious, serving you and your guests up with a feast of flavours to complete and complement your celebrations.
If there's anything special you'd like our chefs to prepare for you - or if you have any specific dietary requirements - all you have to do is ask. It's your day and we're here to help you.
Seafood sundae (gf)
Crayfish tail, prawn, shrimp and crab in a cognac, tomato and citrus dressing
Severn & Wye smoked salmon
Lemon, shallots, dressing, capers and rye bread
Roast St Marzano tomato soup (v)
Focaccia croutons, basil and olive oil
Leek and potato soup
With chive creme fraiche
Soft seasonal melon, fruits and passion fruit sorbet (v) (gf)
Marinated in sauternes and lemon juice
Lincolnshire poacher cheddar and leek flamiche
Green leek cream sauce, soft herb salad
Roast middle loin of pork (gf)
Herb sausage, smoked bacon, hispi cabbage, fondant potato, glazed carrots, apple and cider sauce
Breast of Banhams chicken and ham (gf)
Garlic crushed potato, baby carrots, french beans, wild mushrooms and Madeira jus
Roast sirloin of aged Cheshire beef
Yorkshire pudding, duck fat potatoes, seasonal vegetables (Note: the beef is cooked medium unless otherwise stated)
Rump of Welsh lamb with stump (gf)
Fondant potato, french beans, cherry tomatoes, red currant and rosemary jus
Cushion of stone bass (gf)
Salmon and crab potato cake, young leeks and roast tomotoes
Roast ratatouille and pesto cannelloni (v)
With parmesan and herb gratin
Pecorino and asparagus tortelli (v)
Asparagus and iceberg veloute
Glazed lemon tart
Lemon sorbet, lemon gel, raspberry souce and raspberries
Fresh strawberries and clotted cream (gf)
Creme brulee
Sable biscuit
Eton mess (gf)
Crushed meringue, strawberries and rose petal sauce
Creme chantilly and valrhona chocolate sauce
Chips (v) (gf) £30.00
Mixed salad bowl (v) (gf) £30.00
Hot buttered new potatoes (Jersey royals in season) (v) (gf) £30.00
Mixed vegetables (v) (gf) £30.00
Cauliflower cheese gratin (v) £30.00
Side dishes are optional. Each bowl serves 10 people and is an optional extra.
(v) Vegetarian
(gf) Gluten free
Please speak to a member of the team regarding allergens specific to our dishes.
Lion Quays hosts fabulous weddings the whole year round - and our menus are designed to reflect the seasons, with the finest and freshest local ingredients helping our chefs to create dishes which will delight you and your guests.
Take your pick from a wide range of options to suit any taste and budget, and don't forget - if there's something special you'd like on your menu, we're more than happy to discuss your requirements.
There's a tasty selection of evening buffets to choose from too - all specially designed by Lion Quays, for your special day.
Seafood sundae (gf)
Crayfish tail, prawn, shrimp and crab in a cognac, tomato and citrus dressing
Salmon and smoked haddock fish cakes
Pea shoots, shaved cucumber, lemon hollandaise
Roast black mission fig (gf)
Serrano ham, charentais melon, red wine, port syrup
Honey roasted parsnip soup (v) (gf)
Curried oil and crisps
Paris brown cap and seaonal mushroom tartine (v)
Sauteed mushrooms with smoked garlic, thyme, cream and artisan dough, pecorino
Smoked pork and ham hock presse
Cherry tomato compote and brioche soldiers
Roast Goosnargh turkey
Classic roast turkey, served with roast potatoes, seasonal vegetables, sausage wrapped in bacon, cranberry stuffing and roast gravy
Simply roasted half Banham chicken
Sage and onion stuffing, buttered cabbage, crispy bacon, fondant potato, roasted carrots, Madeira and truffle jus
Tatton Park venison bourguignon
Slow cooked red deer, potato puree, seasonal greens and glazed carrots
Slow cooked lamb shank (gf)
Parsley potato puree, glazed carrots and rustic lamb sauce
Baked Loch Duart salmon (gf)
Smoked fish chowder and wilted greens
Roast ratatouille and pesto cannelloni (v)
With parmesan and herb gratin
Butternut squash (v)
Tortellini of butternut squash, roast sweet potato, salsa verde
Sticky toffee pudding
Toffee sauce, vanilla ice cream
White chocolate and passion fruit cheesecake
Passion fruit gel, mango and passion fruit ice cream
Rhubarb and apple crumble
With stem ginger ice cream
Baked New York cheesecake
Warm Belgian chocolate pudding
Lemon meringue ice cream and chocolate fudge cake
Chips (v) (gf) £30.00
Mixed salad bowl (v) (gf) £30.00
Hot buttered new potatoes (Jersey royals in season) (v) (gf) £30.00
Mixed vegetables (v) (gf) £30.00
Cauliflower cheese gratin (v) £30.00
Side dishes are optional. Each bowl serves 10 people and is an optional extra.
(v) Vegetarian
(gf) Gluten free
Please speak to a member of the team regarding allergens specific to our dishes.
Finger buffet £13.95 per person
A selection of open and closed sandwiches on white and brown bread to include:
Home cooked beef and horseradish
Baked ham and mustard
Tuna mayonnaise and chive
Egg and cress mayonnaise (v)
Cheddar cheese and pickle (v)
Choose 5 items;
any additional items will be charged at £2.75 per person
Duck spring rolls with sesame
Mini quiches
Chicken satay (gf)
Mini pizzas (v)
Hot and spicy chicken wings (gf)
Scampi, tartar sauce
Lamb and vegetable samosa, lime pickle
Freshly baked sausage rolls
Breaded mozzarella sticks, salsa (v)
Beer battered cod goujons
Spicy potato wedges with sour cream (v) (gf)
Finger buffet £15.95 per person
Indian selection - Pakoras, bhajis and samosas with mango chutney (v)
Coriander and lemongrass pork skewers with teriyaki dressing (gf)
Goats cheese and caramalised red onion tartlet (v)
Goujons of breaded chicken with garlic sour cream
Salmon and roasted pepper kebabs (gf)
Warm focaccia with herb butter
Finger buffet £17.95 per person
A selection of open sandwiches and wraps:
Cumin spiced lamb kofta kebabs with minted yoghurt (gf)
Tempura battered chicken strips marinated in teriyaki and soy
Mini salmon fishcakes with tartar sauce
Spring rolls with sweet chilli sauce (v)
Melton Mowbray pork pies with chutney
Breaded brie wedges and cranberry (v)
Hot fork supper £21.95 per person
A selection of freshly baked rustic rolls. Please choose 2 dishes from the selection below. Any additional items will be charged at £6.00 per person.
Traditional cottage pie (gf)
Salmon and cod pie topped with cheesy mash (gf)
Chicken Thai red curry (gf)
Chicken balti (gf)
Rice, chips, poppadum's and mango chutney
Chicken fajitas
Chilli and rice (gf)
Tortilla wraps, guacamole, sour crea and salsa
Classic mushroom stroganoff (v) (gf)
Braised white and wild rice (gf)
Vegetable lasgane (v)
Garlic bread
Fork supper £24.95 per person
Dressed poached salmon (gf)
Mustard baked ham (gf)
Peppered sirloin of Cheshire beef (gf)
Vegetable wellington (v) (gf)
Minted new potatoes (gf)
Tomato, mozzarella and basil salad (v) (gf)
Dressed leaves (v) (gf)
Home-made coleslaw (v) (gf)
Potato salad with chives (v) (gf)
Nicoise salad (gf)
Pasta salad
Hog roast £22.95 per person
Free range hog, spit roasted and marinated with a porchetta marinade (fennel, rosemary, garlic and spices in extra virgin olive oil), spit roasted for a minimum of 5/6 hours.
Baby new potatoes (v) (gf)
Fancy green leaf salad (v) (gf)
Rice salad (v) (gf)
Mozzarella, tomatoes and basil salad (v) (gf)
Roasted red pepper salad (v) (gf)
Tabbouleh (v) (gf)
Greek salad (v) (gf)
Grated carrot salad (v) (gf)
Green lentil salad (v)
Fine green beans (v) (gf)
Roasted Mediterranean vegetable salad (v) (gf)
Smoked salmon and pasta
BBQ menu £24.95 per person
The following selection is included in the price. A selection of freshly baked rustic bread rolls to include: ciabatta, subs and focaccia (v)
Red onion, chive and potato salad (v) (gf)
Balsamic cherry tomato and Bocconcini mozzarella (v) (gf)
Coleslaw (v) (gf)
Please select 3 from the following items; any additional items will be charged at £5.00 per person
Sirloin of English beef - £5.95 supplment
Chicken satay skewers (gf)
Homemade beef burgers with relish
New York style hot dogs
Baked salmon (gf)
Vegetable brochettes (v) (gf)
(v) Vegetarian
(gf) Gluten free
Please speak to a member of the team regarding allergens specific to our dishes.
No-one is left out at Lion Quays! We know that children love a wedding celebration, and we've created a menu for 12-and-under's that makes their day special too - with a choice of favourite dishes designed to suit young tastes!
Unlimited soft drinks are included (so they can join in with all the toasts!) and our 'little guest' menu is at a smaller price of course. Boys and girls aged 5 and under even eat and drink free of charge!
Freshly made soup (v) (gf)
Seasonal fruit (v) (gf)
Garlic cheese bread (v)
Slices of melon (v) (gf)
Beef burger in a bun
Chicken goujons
Fish in batter
Macaroni cheese (v)
Served with thickcut chips or mash potatoes, fresh vegetables, baked beans or mixed salad.
Jelly and ice cream (gf)
Fresh fruit and chocolate dip (gf)
Selection of ice creams (gf)
Warm chocolate brownie
£14.00 per child (aged 12 and under/children under 5 eat free)
Price includes unlimited soft drinks during the meal. Please note, we require one set menu to be chosen for all the children in your party.
A small portion of the adult's menu can be prepared for children under 12 years charged at 70% of the adult price (not all dishes can be reduced in size).
Please select only one choice for all, if two or more are on order, a charge of 70% of an adult meal will be applied.


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Personalized subject lines boost email open rates 24%
Multichannel retailers sent 14.6% more emails in the second quarter than they did a year earlier.
Personalized subject lines boost email open rates 24%
Multichannel retailers sent 14.6% more emails in the second quarter than they did a year earlier.
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Most e-retailers have not done a good job of creating sites that communicate trust to shoppers, says the new Trust Index, created by e-commerce services and platform provider MarketLive.
Because web sites lack the cues that most consumers take into account when deciding if they can trust a store-based retailer-things such as condition of store, neighborhood, appearance, friendliness and depth of knowledge of sales associates, and others-online retailers must develop other ways of instilling trust in shoppers. Most have not done a very good job, says a new survey of the trust aspects of web sites, conducted by e-commerce services and platform provider MarketLive Inc.
Such features as site design and usability, security and privacy assurances, clear and effective communications and user generated content all contribute to the perceived trustworthiness of a site, MarketLive says. The company has created an index that measures site trustworthiness. And, it reports, most sites don't measure up.
MarketLive CEO Ken Burke, will speak at Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition, June 4-7 in San Jose, June 5, 9:15 to 10 a.m. in a general session entitled What E-Retailers Must Know About How Shoppers Use Their Sites featuring original research conducted for the conference on how consumers use e-retail web sites.
MarketLive scored 50 sites against 18 criteria. Only three sites received a passing grade by meeting 65% of the criteria, no site scored higher than 74% and the highest category average was 54%.
Among the criteria that MarketLive identified and the questions that it asked as it reviewed sites were:
• First Impressions: Is this a credible site? Who owns it?
• Safety & Privacy: Can my credit card information be stolen? Can the site be hacked? How will my information be used?
• Product Clarity: Can I trust the product and will it perform or fit as promised when I receive it?
• Worry-Free Shopping: Is the product available now? Is there someone to contact if there is a problem? Are there hidden costs?
• User-Generated Content: Does the site contain product reviews and are they legitimate? Does the site offer expertise on products? What do others think of the product or the site?
In 10 categories, the highest average was 54%. The 10 and how they ranked were: • Electronics, 54%
• Jewelry, 54%
• Apparel, 49%
• Outdoor, 49%
• Pets, 42%
• Baby, 37%
• Gifts, 36%
• Fitness, 36%
• Home, 32%
• Beauty, 21%
The top 10 web sites and their ranking by MarketLive's Trust Index were:
• GolfSmith.com, 74%
• BlueNile.com, 70%
• Kay.com, 67%
• Batteries.com, 62%
• BHPhoto.com, 61%
• Bluefly.com, 61%
• Zappos.com, 59%
• REI.com, 58%
• BabyCenter.com, 57%
• BestBuy.com, 55%
With Google devoting less space to search ads, those positions become more valuable than ever.
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Parents don't always get through their entire shopping list by the time school starts, so ...
Posted 08/25/16
Online retail is hard, grocery retail is really hard, so online grocery is, of course, really, really hard."


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Alexander: After I Brutalize Brook, Big Things Will Come
IBF welterweight champion Devon Alexander has brushed off Kell Brook's chances of beating him, describing him as a "basic fighter".
Brook will challenge the 26-year-old American in Atlantic City, Detroit, on May 18 after their initial fight in February was postponed after Alexander injured his bicep.
Although Brook heads into the fight with 29 wins from his 29 fights to date, Alexander believes his opponent has no chance of handing him only his second defeat in 26 bouts.
"I'm excited that the fight is back on, although the fight was never off as I just had an injury and had to postpone the fight," he told worldboxingnews.net.
"I have looked at enough Brook fights to see what I need to see and I'm not missing anything as he is a basic fighter.
"I haven't seen one fight that I was impressed with because he hasn't fought anyone of a high calibre.
"I haven't heard anyone from the US going for Kell, but if they are, they are just people who don't like me and want to see me lose.
"How can you go for Kell when 95% of people in boxing don't even know who he is."
Initial reports suggested Alexander postponed his fight against Brook as he was eyeing a mouth-watering encounter against Floyd Mayweather Jr, but the American insists he is focusing on his next bout before he thinks about the future.
Asked about the possibility of a unification fight with Mayweather Jr later this year, he replied: "I'm not going to speak too much about the Floyd fight, but I'll tell you this, big things are coming for me after I brutalize Kell in May."
Good fight this, a close one to call IMO. I'm picking Brook, but he will be up against it as Alexander is a good fighter, especially considering this is Brooks real first step up in class. No way i see…Comment by PEBBLES! on 03-19-2013
alright, so can we get the tickets on sale please? and can you actually fight this time? tired of this runaround, wanna book my flights and hotel.Comment by -PBP- on 03-19-2013
[QUOTE=IronDanHamza;13162849]Rooting for Brook. If Alexander wins this fight he'll have a solid resume at 147 :lol1: Never thought I'd ever say that. And there's also a good chance he'll get a Mayweather fight.[/QUOTE] It's the truth. LOL An Alexander win…Comment by thuggery on 03-19-2013
The only thing you'll brutalize are the eyes of people who decide to tune into your fight.Comment by Jloro on 03-19-2013
lol guys watch this be FOTY. We never expected bradley to entertain us like he did even if its fighting unconsciousPost a Comment - View More User Comments (30)


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The Growth of Managed Care: Are Women Getting What They Need?
How the Changing Health Care Marketplace Affects Coverage and Access to Reproductive Health A fact sheet, Q&A and resource list prepared for a media briefing held in New York on March 27, 1996. The purpose of the briefing was to respond to questions about how reproductive health services are currently…Fact Sheet Read More
Medicare Health Plans and Dually Eligible Beneficiaries: Industry Perspectives on the Current and Future Market
As federal and state governments advance efforts to better coordinate care and reduce costs for people dually eligible for both Medicare and Medicaid benefits, this brief examines how insurers now serving these markets view the opportunities and challenges, including a look at Medicare Advantage Special Needs Plans.Report Read More
State Medicaid Coverage of Family Planning Services: Summary of State Survey Findings
This report presents state-by-state policies on coverage of key areas in reproductive health for low-income women, including contraception, preconception care, screenings for sexually transmitted diseases and coverage within special state Medicaid family planning programs.Report Read More
Medicaid Managed Care in the Era of Health Reform – Briefing and Panel Discussion
Amid increasing state and national interest in using managed care delivery models for Medicaid beneficiaries, the Kaiser Family Foundation's Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured (KCMU) hosted a public briefing on Tuesday, June 25, 2013 to provide information on recent transitions from fee-for-service to managed care, and to discuss their…Event Read More
Faces of Dually Eligible Beneficiaries: Profiles of People with Medicare and Medicaid Coverage
This brief examines the role of Medicare and Medicaid in the lives of dually eligible beneficiaries – low-income seniors and younger adults with disabilities who are eligible for both programs – through personal profiles. It includes a glossary of eligibility and service delivery system terms and state-level enrollment and expenditure data for dual eligibles.Issue Brief Read More
Managing a High Performing Medicaid Program
This report discusses key responsibilities that the federal government and states hold for managing the Medicaid program and identifies the key issues and challenges states face as they transform the way they do business and achieve key national goals. The paper relies on an extensive review of federal and state administrative responsibilities drawn from statute, regulation, and relevant literature, coupled with discussions with six current Medicaid directors.Report Read More
Development of the Financial Alignment Demonstrations for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries: Perspectives from National and State Disability Stakeholders
This issue brief provides an early snapshot into disability community perspectives on state design and implementation efforts related to the new financial alignment demonstrations for beneficiaries dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid, with an emphasis on non-elderly beneficiaries and those who use long-term services and supports.Issue Brief Read More
Long-Term Services and Supports in the Financial Alignment Demonstrations for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries
This issue brief compares the treatment of LTSS in the seven approved capitated financial alignment demonstrations for dual eligible beneficiaries.Issue Brief Read More
Transitioning Beneficiaries with Complex Care Needs to Medicaid Managed Care: Insights from California
This brief examines how health service providers, plan administrators, and community-based organizations in Contra Costa, Kern, and Los Angeles Counties experienced the transition of Medi-Cal-only seniors and persons with disabilities (SPDs) to managed care as part of the state's "Bridge to Reform" Medicaid waiver. Findings presented may inform similar transitions of high-need beneficiaries in other states and coverage expansions in 2014 under the Affordable Care Act.Issue Brief Read More
Financial and Administrative Alignment Demonstrations for Dual Eligible Beneficiaries Compared: States with Memoranda of Understanding Approved by CMS
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A cafeteria worker at a northwest Florida high school is behind bars; accused of selling marijuana to students.
50-year-old Linda Durant is charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.
Authorities say they received a call from a parent saying their child bought pot from Durant at Bay High School.
Police used a K-9 to sniff Durant's car and they found pot packaged for sale under the driver's seat as well as prescription pills.
Investigators also arrested Durant's boyfriend, John Ceurvals, also an employee at Bay High.
After searching his home authorities say they found pot.
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Electric Mayhem at Outside Lands
Fans have been waiting forty years for a live concert with Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem and it happened Sunday August 7 at the Outside Lands Music Festival.
Sesame Street Season 46
Sesame Street's 46th season officially began Saturday January 16 on HBO. After you see the new episodes, post here and let us know your thoughts.
Abby Cadabby mentioned in "Cinderella Ate My Daughter!"
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The Voice of Summer: Michael Brang Brings Lowe's "Outdoor Room" Campaign to Life
With the great rush of readying one's yard for the summer season, be sure to pause as you collect supplies for a Saturday morning project because you may hear a familiar voice in your local home improvement retailer.
While shopping in any American or Canadian Lowe's, the voice you will hear belongs to Michael Brang, who you may recognize from campaigns he has voiced for major brands like McDonalds, Verizon, and Starbucks. A member of Voices.com, this voice-over actor is now the personality for Lowe's new summer campaign, "Outdoor Room." Lowe's created the campaign to showcase the products and processes that will enhance popular backyard projects. Ranging from solar lighting, patio deck restoration and preservation, lawncare, furniture, and more, the project's purpose is to increase awareness of how Lowe's can help customers make their backyard dreams a reality.
Looking for an energetic voice to promote their upcoming summer products, Lowe's and agency1903's production team selected Brang for his fresh, guy-next-door sound. "The standard gruff, manly voice is being put to the side at the moment," states Brang, explaining the tone of the initiative. "Lowes is appealing to the entire family, so they were not looking for just the stereotypical 'man of the house' sound, so to speak."
What was originally a one-spot deal bloomed to 8 after the second-largest home improvement retailer worldwide heard the initial voice-over and realized the potential afforded to the campaign. "For me, being that Lowe's is one of the largest home supply stores in the U.S. and Canada, it was an honour and big accomplishment to have earned their trust," Brang says.
The project, completed in Brang's home studio, will be airing in stores across North America, as well as on the company's YouTube channel.
Lowe's operates more than 1,830 stores in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Go here to see clips of the "Outdoor Room" campaign, currently running in a store near you.
About Michael Brang
With over a decade in the industry, Michael Brang has voiced countless projects for clients all around the world. He has worked with major brands like McDonalds, Verizon, Starbucks, Toyota and Ace Hardware - to name a few. Mike also coaches up-and-coming voice actors, both locally at his Ventura County-based studio, as well as via Skype and phone. He even assists students with how to be successful on Voices.com!
Mike is represented by Mike O'Dell at BBA Talent Agency in Burbank, CA. and is a member in good standing with SAG-AFTRA. Visit Mike at www.mikedoesvoices.com/.
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Black Star Riders with support on European Tour 2015 at Kulturbolaget Malmo, Sweden
Black Star Riders
Tags: 21 guns, All Hell Breaks Loose, BLACK STAR RIDERS, Bonafide, Damon Johnson, jimmy degrasso, KB, Kulturbolaget, Malmö, Phenomena, Pontus Snibb, ricky warwick, Robbie Crane, Scott Gorham, the almighty, THE KILLER INSTINCT, The Weyers, Thin Lizzy
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BLACK STAR RIDERS Tour Starts This Week
Black Star Riders, comprised of an all-star line-up of seasoned professionals including guitarist Scott Gorham (THIN LIZZY, 21 GUNS), vocalist Ricky Warwick (THIN LIZZY, THE ALMIGHTY), guitarist Damon Johnson (THIN LIZZY, ALICE COOPER/BROTHER CANE), drummer Jimmy DeGrasso (Y&T, MEGADETH), and bassist Robbie Crane (RATT, LYNCH MOB), will embark on five U.S. tour dates later this week.
The dates are "can't miss" and about as exclusive as it gets, since the band rarely tours the U.S.
Black Star Riders are touring in support of The Killer Instinct, which was produced by Nick Raskulinecz (RUSH, FOO FIGHTERS, ALICE IN CHAINS, MASTODON) and is a perfectly crafted collection of organic and musical short stories seasoned with harmonized guitar riffs, barbed wire choruses, and a level of musicianship that will stand the test of time
Long-time guitar hero Scott Gorham shares, "THIN LIZZY is a known situation, but with BLACK STAR RIDERS we're moving into uncharted territory and that's pretty damned exciting. I'm having more fun playing right now than I have in years."
Why not enjoy some tried 'n' true rock 'n' roll crafted by Gorham and co. by seeing the band on the upcoming tour dates? Get in touch for tickets + interviews!
04/24/15 Potawatomi Casino – Milwaukee, WI (with EUROPE)
04/25/15 Rascals Live – Moline, IL
04/26/15 Granada—Lawrence, KS
04/28/15 House of Blues – Chicago, IL (with EUROPE)
04/30/15 Irving Plaza – New York, NY (with EUROPE)
Tags: BLACK STAR RIDERS
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Black Star Riders / Europe @ Glasgow 02 ABC
Black Star Riders (BSR) / Europe
@ Glasgow 02 ABC
5th March 2015
Review by Ritchie Birnie
Photography by Gavin Lowrey
It's early March and already we have had a raft of Gigs in Scotland's biggest city. Tonight sees the second co headline tour of the year with Black Star Riders and Europe hitting the Glasgow 02 ABC for the 1st of a two night stint. The second night sold out early on and this one is filling up nicely( so much for rock is dead Gene). So who won the battle of the headliners tonight? Read on…… Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: BLACK STAR RIDERS, Europe, The amorettes
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BLACK STAR RIDERS – Ricky Warwick and Damon Johnson
Black Star Riders is a rock band formed in late 2012 from the ashes of the latest line-up of Thin Lizzy . The band released its first album, ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE, in May of 2013 and the sophomore album, THE KILLER INSTINCT, is scheduled for release in early 2015. The band's singer / guitarist Ricky Warwick (The Almighty) and guitarist Damon Johnson (Alice Cooper, Brother Cane) arrived in rainy Helsinki in early December to promote the upcoming album and here is what they had to say. Read on!
Tags: ALICE COOPER, BLACK STAR RIDERS, Damon Johnson, jimmy degrasso, marco mendoza, ricky warwick, Robbie Crane, the almighty, Thin Lizzy
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Hard rock supergroup BLACK STAR RIDERS have added eight additional headlining shows throughout the Midwest & East Coast on their first run of the U.S. this spring in support of their debut album, All Hell Breaks Loose. Launching in San Antonio, Texas on May 1st and winding their way to Birmingham, Alabama on June 15th, BSR will co-headline six of the twenty shows withSKID ROW.
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SKID ROW Tour With BLACK STAR RIDERS Kicks Off May 8, New EP On Aug. 5th
SKID ROW–Johnny Solinger (vocals), Scotti Hill (guitar), Rachel Bolan (bass), Snake Sabo (guitar) and Rob Hammersmith (drums)—will be a long way from home throughout the summer. First, the band is teaming up with Black Star Riders for a brief tour of the west coast, which starts May 8 in Tucson, AZ at the Rialto Theatre. Once that concludes on May 16, the band will play headlining shows across the U.S., including a stop at the legendary Whisky a Go Go in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday, May 17 and an appearance at this year's Rocklahoma festival on May 23 in Pryor, OK. They'll then head to Europe in June for various festivals, including the Download Festival in Donington, England on June 14. Once the U.S. trek concludes in July, SKID ROW will head to Kostrzyn, Poland, where they've been invited to headline one of the biggest festivals in Europe, the Woodstock Festival Poland on July 31.
All of this touring is getting their loyal fans ready for the highly anticipated new seven-song EP, UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2, set for release August 5 via Megaforce Records.
After a hiatus that started in 1996, SKID ROW returned to the big stage—literally–opening for KISS in 2000. Exhilarated to tour with the heroes who rallied them in the first place, the band was reinvigorated by being underdogs who needed to come out fighting to prove themselves.
"When we put the band back together, we needed to reintroduce SKID ROW as relevant without relying too much on past success," explains bassist Rachel Bolan. "We wrote songs and hit the road. We sunk our heart and soul into it, letting people know we weren't doing it for lack of something better to do."
2003's THICKSKIN and 2006's REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE were battle plans for hundreds of live shows with new singer Johnny Solinger out front, every night being a hard fought battle to win new fans and convince the old ones. UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2 is SKID ROW coming out swinging. Rachel and guitarist Snake Sabo tapped again into the potent songwriting collaboration that built the band. Sabo says they were eagerly up to the challenge. "We seem to be at our best when we're faced with adversity. It's us against the world again–and by us I mean the band and the fans who stick with us and carry the SKID ROW torch without fail."
New plans came together in an Atlanta recording studio. But it's a different time, a different industry, so they decided to record a series of EPs. "The idea really appealed to me," says Bolan, "especially with the constantly changing musical climate. I like the idea of a steady flow of new music, as opposed to releasing a full-length album then riding it for the next two years."
That guerrilla burst of recording a concise EP fostered a focused intensity that was liberating, says Snake. "The pressure seemed to be lifted. That immediately set me at ease and it became really exciting."
Exciting and potent, prompting Solinger to exert the full range of his ability. "The third time in the studio as the voice of SKID ROW was the proverbial charm, and the proof is in the tracks. UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2 is the most meaningful work I've done with the band. It's definitely the most I've been challenged, vocally."
That sound is rambunctious exuberance. They got older, but SKID ROW never really grew up. UNITED WORLD REBELLION — PART 2 is still the youth gone wild, their musical spark still burning gasoline.
Check out SKID ROW at any of the following stops:
With Black Star Riders:
Thu 5/8 Tucson, AZ Rialto Theatre
Fri 5/9 Tempe, AZ The Marquee
Sat 5/10 Corona, CA M15
Mon 5/12 Sacramento, CA Harlows
Tue 5/13 San Francisco, CA DNA
Thu 5/15 Agoura Hills, CA Canyon Club
Fri 5/16 San Juan Capistrano, CA Coach House
Sat 5/17 Los Angeles, CA The Whisky
Sun 5/18 Hermosa Beach, CA Saint Rocke
Tue 5/20 Houston, TX Scout Bar
Wed 5/21 Abilene, TX Lucky Mule
Fri 5/23 Pryor, OK Rocklahoma
Sat 5/24 Dallas, TX Trees
Sun 5/25 Lubbock, TX Big Purple Festival
Wed 7/9 Rochester, NY Montage Music Hall
Thu 7/10 Cleveland, OH Agora
Fri 7/11 Newport, KY Thompson House
Sat 7/12 Arlington Heights, IL Home Bar
Sun 7/13 Watseka, IL Watseka Theater
Thu 7/17 Peoria. IL Illinois State Fair
Fri 7/18 Turtle Lake, WI St. Croix Casino
Sat 7/19 Oshkosh, WI Rock USA
Sun 7/20 Battle Creek, MI Planet Rock
Fri 7/25 Duncannon, PA Tubby's
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Black Star Riders @ The Limelight Belfast
Black Star Riders
with Dead Daisies & Western Sand
@ The Limelight, Belfast
Sunday December 15th 2013
Review & Photography by Paul Verner
Just over a year ago, the latest incarnation of Thin Lizzy played Belfast's newly rejuvenated Limelight complex on what would be the penultimate date of that particular 'Farewell Tour'. The Rock n' Roll grapevine had been busy spitting out rumors that the current line-up had been writing new material and after that gig the fans were eagerly awaiting some kind of news about a new release from the Thin Lizzy camp.
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Black Star Riders: All Hell Brakes Loose European Tour 2013 at Kulturbolaget Malmo, Sweden
Black Star Riders
All Hell Brakes Loose European Tour 2013
Red'sCool – special guest
The Gloria Story – support act
Kulturbolaget, Malmo, Sweden
November 7, 2013
Reviewed and live pictures by: Anders Sandvall
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BLACK STAR RIDERS – Vocalist Ricky Warwick
Black Star Riders is a new "all-star" band that formed in late 2012. The band got started when members of the most recent line-up of Thin Lizzy decided to record new material, but they choose not to release it under the Thin Lizzy name. The band now consists of vocalist/guitarist Ricky Warwick (the Almighty), bassist Marco Mendoza (ex-Whitesnake, Blue Murder), and guitarists Damon Johnson (ex-Alice Cooper, Brother Cane) and Scott Gorham who's the only remaining member from Thin Lizzy's classic line-up. The original Thin Lizzy drummer Brian Downey and longtime keyboardist Darren Wharton decided not to take part of this new band and Downey was then replaced by Jimmy DeGrasso (ex-Y&T, Megadeth, Alice Cooper). The band released its highly acclaimed debut album ALL HELL BREAKS LOOSE on May 2013 and since they've been extremely busy touring act across the world. Black Star Riders played its first show in Finland on last November. Vocalist Ricky Warwick sat down with us in backstage of club Virgin Oil Co and we discussed about the new album, creation process of new songs, the future of Black Star Riders and Thin Lizzy, possibility of the Almighty reunion and various other topics. Read on!
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Download Festival 2013
@ Donington Park, UK
June 13th-15th
Review by Anna Dumpe
Download Festival is known as one of the most exciting rock/metal festivals all over the world. It's usually one of the first events to kick off the festival season and it never disappoints. For eleven years in a row, Download has booked some of the biggest names in rock and metal music scene and 2013 was no different. Three acts to headline the Download weekend of June 13th-15th included Slipknot, Iron Maiden and Rammstein. However, many other bands appeared on five different stages across the weekend and we were there to catch as many of them as possible. So we offer you to read about our Download 2013 adventures and see what you missed out on, if you weren't there.
The excitement that kicks in once you arrive to the arena is inconceivable. You see first bands hitting the stage and thousands of heavy metal fans arriving and gathering together. The sun is shining and beer is flowing signalizing the beginning of one of the most exciting weekends of the year.
We're at Download 2013. This is happening…
The first band we get to catch when arriving to the arena is Asking Alexandria.
While the legendary Uriah Heep are performing on the Second (The Zippo Encore) stage. It's an easy decision, so we quickly pass the Main stage to kick off our Download 2013 with some good old "Easy Livin'".
Uriah Heep put on a great show and it's a pleasure to be watching such a classic band still going strong. They're still sounding tight and perform some of their greatest tunes they've ever written, like "Sunrise," "Gypsy," "Look at yourself" and, obviously, "Easy Livin'".
After a great set by Uriah Heep, we head back to the Main Stage to see Papa Roach.
We wonder if there are still people out there that genuinely love this band, taking that their streak of luck happened quite a while ago. About a minute later our question is answered when we're nearly swept off our feet by thousands of Papa Roach fans, running head over heels, just to fight their way through the crowd and get to the front of the stage. True story, ladies and gent. It was crazy.
Papa Roach set is everything you'd expect from it. It's energetic, fun and a bit ridiculous when singer Jacoby Shaddix jumps off the stage to dive in the mud. …but that's what you do when you're at Download Festival, right?
Not everyone's a fan of this band, but trust us on this one. When it comes to hits like "Between Angels and Insects," "Scars" and "Last Resort," not a single person in the audience is able to stand still.
After a good shot of energy delivered by Papa Roach, we head over to The Pepsi Max Stage to witness The Sword blast out some epic riffs in the best retro-metal manner. Coming all the way from Austin, Texas to perform material off their new album 'Apocryphon' and throw in some good old classics, like "Freya," The Sword guys prove themselves as a great bunch of professionals that manage to sound live as great as they sound on the record.
Back to the Main Stage and it's time to see Down.
Phil Anselmo and the boys have chosen to perform a great selection of tunes turning their set into an absolutely ripping performance. Songs like "Witchtripper," "Lifer," "Ghosts Along the Mississippi," "Stone The Crow" and "Bury Me In Smoke" go down exceptionally well.
Best comments in-between songs and the funniest facial expressions delivered by the one and only Mr. Phil Anselmo; there is no stage too big for that man.
Next up on the main stage are Korn with a thrilling and rather challenging set, as they mix all the well-known classics with some fresh material off their latest album The Path Of Totality. Dub step inspired tracks, like "Narcissistic Cannibal" and "Get Up!" go down surprisingly well and the audience seems to be having a blast.
Songs like "Falling Away From Me," "Coming Undone", "Did My Time" and "Freak On A Leash" are sounding as powerful as ever and takes us on a sentimental trip back to the 1990's when nu-metal and dreadlocks ruled the charts and were a part of every teenager's life.
Next up on the Main Stage are Bullet For My Valentine.
Apologies to all their fans, but no, thank you.
We leave the Main stage to catch the upcoming and in-every-aspect-awesome-and-mind-blowing French trio The Algorithm. They're on at The Red Bull Studios Stage and deliver a killer of a set. Songs like "Trojans" and "Access Granted" are the right party anthems to officially kick off this Friday night. As amusing it might seem to see hundreds of metal heads bounce around to electronic music mixed with proper metal breakdowns, it's also incredibly satisfying to see so many people that seek variety in heavy metal genre and are here to support upcoming artists, like The Algorithm.
Just before it's time to head to the Main stage for tonight's headliners, we wander off to the Second Stage and catch a bit of Gogol Bordello's on-stage shenanigans.
Bringing a full band of eight people with him, he puts on a show that's as entertaining as hectic and chaotic. There's a mad party happening on-stage and within the audience, as the band performs hits like "Wonderlust King," "Break The Spell" and "Start Wearing Purple".
Gogol Bordello is a gypsy punk band you must see if you're familiar with or a fan of Eastern European and Russian culture, as hearing their music will make you want to down vodka, dance a little stupid and swear in Russian. What a band..!
After a nice day of watching lots of great bands and drinking beer with your mates, it seems that it doesn't get any better than this, but just because we're at Download, it does, in fact, get a lot better.
It's Friday night at Download 2013 and 90'000 people are here in Donington Park to witness Slipknot headline the Main stage for the first time since 2009. The crowd is buzzing with excitement, as we prepare to be blown away by their performance.
Slipknot take the stage with an incredible amount of energy and they manage to own the crowd within seconds.
Opening their set with "Disasterpiece," Slipknot manage to shake the grounds of Donington like a thunderstorm. Blasting out a hit after hit, they seem to have managed to put together a set list to please any kind of Slipknot fan. Classics like "Wait and Bleed," "Dead Memories," "Sulfur," "Psychosocial" and "Duality", which is dedicated to Paul Gray, really make the crowd go nuts.
There's mosh-pits, circle-pits, crowd surfing and random human bodies flying around the place. The performance is stopped twice during songs "Before I Forget" and "Left Behind", as the safety barrier in front of the stage collapses twice. It's an absolute madness, but it's also the best fun we've had in a long time.
The band appear to be in a great shape and are sounding superb. Corey Taylor's vocal parts are sounding immense and Joey Jordison's drumming is, as always, spectacular and a real entertainment to watch. Shawn 'Clown' Crahan is a great entertainer, as she smacks the hell out of his percussions while spinning up in the air.
After finishing their set with "Spit it Out," Slipknot return to stage for an encore of "(sic)," "People = Shit" and "Surfacing".
The band really put their heart and soul into this performance and you would struggle to find a single member of the audience that was left unsatisfied.
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Article and pictures by Arto Lehtinen and Marko Syrjälä
"Welcome to the show" – welcomed by KISS when headlining the second day of the Sweden Rock fest. Well, once again the Finnish Metal-Rules.com team made their annual roadtrip to Sweden Rock. Metal Rules has covered Swedenrock since 2001, therefore it is quite logical to cover the festival again. The 2013 line up presented a wide range of metal and hard rock. Over 70 metal and rock bands offered one hell of an experience for attendees. Sweden Rock has been successful during the past ten years as the festival has always been sold out. This year wasn't any exception as the fest was sold out despite the lousy economic situation worldwide. It has become quite logical for us to give an in depth article on several bands performing at Sweden Rock to all the readers out there. The weather was tremendous during these four days. The Metal-Rules.com team was there witnessing bands, not for having some beach party crap. Unfortunately, we are not able to cover every bloody band, but hopefully you will have a pleasant reading experience… Rock on!
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"The Pac-12 can not allow the officials walk off the field, and they can not allow the teams to walk off the field," ESPN sports business analyst Darren Rovell told Doug and Wolf Wednesday on Arizona Sports 620. "On Monday morning, (commissioner Larry Scott) is going to come and say 'yeah, the officials should have acted with more expediency.' That's just not acceptable."
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Confused by Expiration Dates? Let This Guide Clear Everything Up
When you buy food, you're immediately on the clock when it comes to finishing it. But did you know those expiration dates you see may not tell the whole story?
When you buy food, you're immediately on the clock when it comes to finishing it. But did you know those expiration dates you see may not tell the whole story?
Experts will tell you that being active and getting 30 minutes of moderate exercise five times a week will improve your health. Active people tend to be fitter and generally enjoy better health. But if you're concerned about your risk of heart disease due to past issues or a family history, there are ways that exercise can help reduce that risk.
We've all heard stories of dogs rescuing lost skiers or hikers, or dogs that bark to alert their families of a fire or intruder in their house. But what some dogs can do--either through training, or their own natural instincts--could quietly save untold lives, and will amaze you!
The beautiful redhead in this picture is my mother, Cecilia (yes, that's six-year-old Yours Truly on her lap!). This photo was taken at Christmas time in 1966. Ten years later, my Mom was dead, due to complications from colon cancer. This makes March being Colon Cancer Awareness Month very personal to me!
Our Pug Princess, Pheobe (who you met in a blog post from earlier this week) experiences this sometimes. It would freak us out a little, until we found out what it was: some dogs do what is called, "reverse sneezing." She would make a series of snorting sounds, and it seemed like she couldn't breathe for a few seconds, but then she would be okay. If you have a dog that does this, you'll want to read this!
If you've been looking for a 'motivating factor' to help get you moving towards a healthier lifestyle, here it is!
H-E-B is inviting Texans to get moving with Ready, Set, Move!, a sweepstakes contest for community members who log 150 minutes of exercise per week during the months of September and October.
Faith Hill hit Self magazine's Facebook page last week at select points throughout the day, taking the time to answer questions from her devoted fans. Given that Hill is a beautiful country artist with a celebrity husband, three daughters, two dogs and a rockin' bod, it's really no surprise that her admirers lobbed questions primarily revolving around how the starlet holds it all together so tightly (in all senses of the word).
Bill Clinton, the former US president usually associated with Big Macs and doughnuts, has so radically altered his diet that he now considers himself a vegan.
We are a family who does not get sick. Seriously, my kids didn't go to the doctor once in 2010. So, because it is rare we have to go to the doctor, it is rare we deal with a pharmacy.
Well, last week my son was sick and was prescribed antibiotics. When I went to the pharmacy (I won't name it), I got there at 7 P.M. The prescription had been faxed over at 4 P.M. but it wasn't ready yet. The tech asked me, "Do you need the prescription tonight?" and I said yes. Then I was informed they would try to fill it in half an hour and to check back.