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Jan. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Ocado Group Plc, the U.K.'s largest online-only grocer, said sales increased 16% in the Christmas season, led by own-label items.
Sales rose to 59 million pounds ($90 million) in the four weeks ended Dec. 25, the Hatfield, England-based retailer said in a statement today. That compares with a 16.7 percent increase in the year ended Nov. 28.
Ocado forecast last month that full-year profit will be less than analysts' estimates, hurt by capacity constraints at its Hatfield distribution center and the employment of extra staff to boost order fulfillment. The retailer, which is mostly supplied by grocer Waitrose Ltd., also has had to contend with increased promotions at competitors such as the J Sainsbury Plc Brand Match campaign and Tesco Plc's Big Price Drop.
"This was encouraging trading for December as a whole and particularly the seven days to Christmas," Chief Financial Officer Andrew Bracey said in the statement.
Ocado rose 1.8 percent to 55.45 pence in London yesterday. The stock has fallen 70 percent in the past year.
Last month, Ocado said earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization were 27.5 million pounds to 28.5 million pounds in the year ended Nov. 27.
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I'm ready to unleash road hell on the hills of southern California in Infiniti's topless version of their G37 coupe, and I'm stuck creeping behind a rolling roadblock of participants on TV's The Biggest Loser, who are s-l-o-w-l-y walking a marathon. And there's a sign that says we're only at mile 5!
The police caravan must see the tears welling up in my eyes, because they mercifully wave me past. Once out of sight, I lay on the throttle, and turn on the 13-speaker Bose sound system, which blasts Willie Nelson crooning "The Rainbow Connection." Tip for the Bose rep: Convertible driving with 325 horses at your beck and call is not conducive to a mix CD that includes, at its most rocking, a song made famous by Kermit the Frog.
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In addition to the extra heft, the convertible version has a revised rear suspension system and optimized A-pillar position to reduce wind turbulence and presumably help bad-kneed ex-quarterbacks ease in and out of the car.
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Thanks to the insistence of my co-driver, a British car journalist with a glowing-red forehead, I test the three-piece hard top during a brief stop. At the touch of a button, the car goes into full Transformer mode for around 30 seconds, the hood rising from the depths of the trunk to eventually settle into a profile strikingly similar to the G37 coupe's.
Later, after slathering on gobs of sunblock (not on each other), we again drop the top and peek into the trunk, which reveals enough cargo room to stow a hot dog. If you want to bring sizable luggage or golf clubs, expect to train a gorilla to hurl them into your only top-down storage option—the back seat.
A sizable wind deflector that manually pulls into position, just behind the front seat headrests, allows conversations between you and your shotgun passenger to be held at a normal decibel level. Don't bother talking to back-seat riders; leg room is at a premium, so dialog would only involve discussions of why their knees are tucked squarely under their chin.
To keep motorists comfortable, an Adaptive Climate Control System adjusts according to outside temperature and speed. It also has climate-controlled front seats, which keeps my buns toasty during a sudden cold burst along the fog-filled Pacific Coast Highway.
Trying to assert your masculinity in this car, however, is a tall order. The outside styling is as smooth as the inside, with its lines leaning heavily toward female sensibilities. And when the top goes down, it seems to get more sissified than its pricier competitor, the BMW 335i.
That said, when I'm accosted at a rest stop by a curious onlooker with a cell phone camera, it turns out to be an excited car guy who thinks it "looks like a lot of fun, dude." And eff-it, he's right, dude. Despite its girlish figure, I can't get past the fact that it's a blast to drive.
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PGA golfer and analyst Brad Faxon joined Dennis & Callahan on Monday to discuss the Ryder Cup.
PGA golfer and analyst Brad Faxon joined Dennis & Callahan on Monday to discuss the Ryder Cup. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
The European team led by Rory McIlroy defeated the United States in the tournament this past weekend. There was dissent among the U.S. players over the team that captain Tom Watson selected.
"It's interesting because Watson really favored these young guys like Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed and Rickie Fowler," Faxon said. "And then shunned Chris Kirk, who should have been selected on this team immediately. And then the forgotten man Dustin Johnson, whose suspension from the team took the sting out of what could have been a really, really strong U.S. team."
Phil Mickelson is one of the golfers who did not approve of Watson's team management, going as far as publicly criticizing the captain.
Said Faxon: "There's bad blood between Watson and Mickelson, its going back a long time. I think it's pretty obvious that the two of them don't like each other. Watson's an old-school guy. If you brought Vince Lombardi back now to coach the New England Patriots, could he do it? Not saying Tom Watson is Vince Lombardi, here's a 65-year-old guy, the oldest captain we've have in history. But the last captain to win on foreign soil 20 years ago. And also a guy who's won five Open Championships."
Continued Faxon: "I think this was just a recipe for disaster from the beginning. And I'll tell you one thing, Tom Watson, he's a great champion. But I don't know if he's a leader among younger people. And he said to me earlier this year when we were playing a round together, I asked him a few questions about the Ryder Cup and the selection process and how he was managing the whole thing and he said to me, 'You know what, I'm not having a ping pong table in the team room, I don't care about having fun, I don't care about having 12 [expletives] on the team as long as they can make putts.' "
Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee went as far as to blame Mickelson as the reason for Team USA's defeat in the Ryder Cup and also went on to say that Mickelson's public comments went against golf's "gentleman's game" mentality.
"Strong comments by Brandel Chamblee," Faxon said. "I got to sit along Brandel a few times working for the Golf Channel. I have more respect for Brandel in this industry than anybody. He's the most prepared guy. He's got a fantastic memory. Brandel's not afraid to get on the hot seat. … He's very strongly opinionated, and he is correct, this is a gentlemen's game."
Though he has been a part of a few Ryder Cups, Faxon has never been asked to be the captain of the team. He said he wishes he had the opportunity.
"The PGA of America has a couple of unwritten rules about who would be the captains. And up until now, they've always had to be major championship winners and Ryder Cup Players," Faxon said. "Obviously I never won a major championship. I played in two Ryder Cups. It used to be if you hadn't won the PGA Championship you couldn't have been a captain. … I would've loved a chance to [be captain]."
Here are the highlights from Monday's Headlines on Dennis & Callahan with Kirk Minihane, John Dennis and Gerry Callahan. To hear the segment, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
– Actor and longtime bachelor George Clooney, who had vowed he would never get married again, married human rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin less than a year after they met. Fellow actors Bill Murray, Matt Damon and John Krasinski were among the guests.
"She's not in his top-10 list of girlfriends," Dennis said.
Replied Callahan: "Yeah, but she's the marrying kind, that's the difference."
The wedding was held in Venice, Italy, a place that Callahan did not seem to be fond of.
"They had it in that filthy city of Venice," Callahan said. "Just a disgusting, dirty place. It's the ultimate tourist trap. … It's dirty, the water's filthy, it smells."
– "Saturday Night Live" began its 40th season on NBC this weekend. The show was hosted by actor Chris Pratt and had an opening skit about the problems with domestic abuse in the NFL.
The hosts played a clip of the the football skit, and they were not amused by the attempted humor.
"It goes on for 3 1/2 minutes and there's not a chuckle," Callahan said. "It was so uncomfortably bad."
"Chris Pratt was terrible as [Roger] Goodell," Minihane said. "Not even terrible, he wasn't funny. It was awful."
Said Dennis: "Maybe [SNL] is finally like [Derek] Jeter. It stayed a year too long."
– The National Science Foundation spent $300,000 on a study that dealt with human interaction with bicycles. A House committee calls the study a "waste." The purpose of the project was to encourage more Americans to bike to lower their carbon footprint.
"I think most people know by the time they're like 8 how to interact with a bicycle," Callahan said.
Welcome to Monday's Morning Mashup. For the latest news, start at our WEEI.com home page or click here for the top stories from our news wire.
Welcome to Monday's Morning Mashup. For the latest news, start at our WEEI.com home page or click here for the top stories from our news wire.
NFL: Patriots at Chiefs, 8:30 p.m. (ABC, ESPN)
NHL preseason: Flyers at Rangers, 7 p.m. (NHL Network)
NHL preseason: Coyotes at Canucks, 9 p.m. (NHL Network)
Soccer: Premier League, Newcastle at Stoke City, 2:55 p.m. (NBCSN)
– Jets quarterback Geno Smith was not pleased Sunday after his team dropped a 24-17 decision to the Lions at MetLife Stadium, New York's third straight loss.
When a fan heckled Smith as he walked off the field, Smith responded with a glare and some choice words: "[Expletive] you!"
During his postgame press conference, the normally even-tempered Smith apologized for yelling the fan, who was seated in a section behind the Jets bench that chanted "We want Vick!" during the game. Smith completed 17-of-33 passes for 209 yards and a touchdown, but he threw an interception and lost two fumbles.
"I want to apologize if any kids saw me saying any negative remarks walking off the field," Smith said. "I kind of let my temper get the best of me in that situation, and it's part of my learning process. I've got to get better with that. I've got to let that stuff roll off my back. But today I didn't do well with that."Note: There is a poll embedded within this post, please visit the site to participate in this post's poll.
Coach Rex Ryan, who was fined $75,000 by the league for swearing at a fan who heckled him during halftime of a game against the Patriots in 2011, stood by his quarterback.
"I believe in him," Ryan said. "I know he's a hard-working guy. I think he's got the tools to be really good, In my opinion, it's not a question of if it's going to happen, it's a question of when. He's going to be that kind of guy. I think he's a good quarterback. I think he's going to have a chance to really be something one day."
Added Ryan: "I'm not going to replace him. I feel good about Geno, and again, I think he's going to get it turned. I know he's a tough, resilient young man. I think we're going to win, and we're going to win soon."
Smith's teammates voiced support as well. Defensive end Sheldon Richardson suggested that the critical fans "shut up."
Added offensive lineman Willie Colon: "Just a frustrated quarterback. I cuss a lot, too. I'm trying not to cuss right now.He's just passionate. There's a lot put on his shoulders. A lot. Day to day, he hears it. So I feel bad for the kid, but I stand up for him."
– Former Patriots assistant coach Charlie Weis was fired as head coach at Kansas on Sunday, a day after a 23-0 loss to Texas on homecoming day in Lawrence.
Weis was 6-22 in 2 1/2 seasons with the Jayhawks, who will be coached on an interim basis by defensive coordinator Clint Bowen.
"I normally do not favor changing coaches mid-season," Kansas athletic director Sheahon Zenger said in a statement, "but I believe we have talented coaches and players in this program, and I think this decision gives our players the best chance to begin making progress right away."
Weis previously struggled in five seasons at Notre Dame before being fired in 2009, then served as an assistant with the Chiefs and as offensive coordinator at Florida.
– The aunt of Kevin Ward Jr., who was killed after being struck by a sprint car driven by NASCAR star Tony Stewart, defended her late nephew and called for Stewart to be punished in an open letter to USA Today.
Wendi Ward questioned the toxicology report that indicated Kevin was under the influence of marijuana at the time of his death, noting: "Seems to me the wrong man was on trial. Tell me why Tony Stewart was not taken in for testing, why his car wasn't impounded? Tell me how a man the size of Kevin can make a sprint car turn to the right on impact. Tell me how a lap before [the incident] everything was fine, but the following lap was poor lighting. Tell me how a NASCAR star totally forgot what caution means."
"Maybe he should get a different headset so he is able to hear on the radio that the car in caution is up high, so go low. Or was he low until he rounded the corner and saw Kevin Jr. standing up for himself?
"I guess we will never know why all of this was not taken into consideration. Or will we never know why a fellow driver did not check on this young man or his family? Or do we know why? I do, because I have seen the video. It's there, and it's real."
ON THIS DAY TRIVIA (answer below): On Sept. 29, 1968, the Red Sox closed out the season with a 4-3 loss to the Yankees. Despite going 0-for-5, Carl Yastrzemski won the American League batting title with a .301 average. Which Sox player finished first in the AL with 109 RBIs?
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "A lot of fans told me that they came a long way to see these last games and I felt it was right to play here. Don't think I didn't think about it, I thought about it." – Retiring Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, on playing at Fenway Park over the weekend
STAT OF THE DAY: 75 – Consecutive games with at least three catches for Colts wide receiver Reggie Wayne, an NFL record
'NET RESULTS (mobile users, check the website to see the videos): Nationals left fielder Steven Souza Jr. makes a diving catch for the final out of Jordan Zimmerman's no-hitter against the Marlins.
The Athletics clinch a postseason berth on the season's final day behind a complete-game shutout from Sonny Gray.
Dodgers manager for the day Juan Uribe wears Don Mattingly's jersey to start the game, then switches to the jersey of Tommy Lasorda.
Ohio State assistant football coach Anthony Schlegel destroys a fan who runs onto the field during Saturday's game.
TRIVIA ANSWER: Ken Harrelson
SOOTHING SOUNDS: Suzzy Roche of The Roches was born on this day in 1956.


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This forecast to change, but it looks right now like snow will cover Atlanta with an inch or two late this week. It's cute at Stone Mountain Park — far less charming on the road.
At least we can prepare by coming up with a plan for what to do with the kiddos when school is canceled. Some will get an early version of Take Your Daughter To Work Day. I'm betting on a lot of busy grandmas, booked baby-sitters and rule bending — yes, honey, you can play with the Wii for an extra hour today. Actually, would six hours be OK?
And for those that feel comfortable on the roads, maybe that will mean busy days at recreation centers, Imagine It! The Children's Museum of Atlanta or the Georgia Aquarium? With real snow, this could be the best day to head to Snow Mountain.
So what's your plan? Your advice? What do you do to keep the family safe and entertained during a (kind of) unexpected day off school?
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January 8th, 2010
8:05 am
Remeber that the parents who complain about the schools being closed, will be the first parents to scream it their child's bus is in an accident.
January 8th, 2010
7:49 am
You shouldn't drive anywhere, as the schools have already determined it's too unsafe to take children on the roads,
January 8th, 2010
7:41 am
The price of North Georgia shutting down for a day or two : $9,000,000, The look on a southern child's face who sees the beauty of snow for the first time : priceless. Quit your griping and make some snow angels.
January 8th, 2010
7:41 am
Amen Jennifer!!
Being an Yankee I can tell you from experience that it's flat up in Yankee land for the most part so of course you can get around. I do not care where you are from, you do NOT drive up an icy hill.
January 8th, 2010
6:11 am
Top 5 Things you're likely to see when a snowflake falls in Atlanta:
5. Fistfights over flashlight batteries
4. National Guard surrounding Home Depot stores
3. Gleeful children building a mudman
2. TV stations running "Flakewatch 2010: Day One"
1. Midtowners eating their own feet to stay alive
January 8th, 2010
4:27 am
Have a happy, white Eastern Orthodox Christmas! (1/7/10).
January 8th, 2010
12:06 am
Watch out for the thugs Friday! Robbery time!
January 8th, 2010
12:01 am
If APS shuts down tomorrow I will take my son to breakfast at The Flying Biscuit. We can walk there so we won't have to brave the icy roads.
And they are icy. It never really snowed here intown. It just sleeted all evening and now that sleet is freezing up and making the roads slick. I live on the slope of a hill and I can hear cars spinning in place (yes, they're driving around at midnight!).
January 6th, 2010
11:32 pm
I have purchased two electric blankets, 25 candles and a significant number of glowsticks to keep me warm through not only this major snow problem but through the weekend. I will not be leaving the safety of my home and can only pray that nobody else does. This is going to be bad, please stay inside


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A simple gingerbread house?
- Kishari Oct 2, 2006 08:24 PM
*sigh*, the holidays are coming. Which means that my non-cooking friends (who I ordinarily love to help) come rushing to me at the last minute for help in making food gifts. "I need a simple but fabulous pie for my mother in law", "I need something to impress my boyfriend that's easy" or "I need cookies for the kids to decorate".
However, the one that stumps me every year is "Can you show me how to make a gingerbread house?". Most of those who ask don't really want to eat it, they really want to decorate it. I recognize that it's more a time-consuming process than anything else...like scrapbooking. When I tell them to plan to make it over at least two days , they usually stare at me in horror then I gently suggest making sugar cookies to decorate with the little ones instead.
That being said, does anyone have a reliable recipe and pattern? In sheer self-defense, I'd like to be prepared this year... I looked online last night and found everything from four-page recipes from epicurious (with no pattern or picture) to gingerbread house Websites that are more targeted to gingerbread house competitors (did I just say that? Gingerbread house competitors?). I guess Good Housekeeping has a recipe every year, but has anyone tried these? I'd hate to recommend something that I've never made myself, but am not quite sure I'm ready to commit to making one just yet. Any help out there?
Are you looking for a small one that children can decorate? Or is it a centerpiece? I've made different types but never one for eating. I can't imagine any cookie that tastes good if it's been sitting out for a long time. Plus, that royal icing doesn't taste good--it's like sweet cement. If you're looking for something super easy for non-cooks, there are always those pans that are made for gingerbread houses and they're inexpensive. There are some even easier ones for children to make using graham crackers.
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Probably a medium-sized one 6"x8" or so that could be a kid project, then become a centerpiece. Where they at least cut out a pattern in the gingerbread.
I've sent them to Trader Joes and Michael's for the kits, but they want homemade. The graham cracker ones seem to be cheating, somehow. :)
re: Kishari
How about using the premade pans for the house but not a full kit with a premade house? I just use graph paper and make my own simple house so you can control the size. It's only 6 pieces, but I have to trim it after baking. It's pretty easy but you have to be able to see 3D in your head. It is fun for the kids to see when you use the hard candy for stained glass. If it's 6-8", it shouldn't be hard, even for a novice baker. And, I use any recipe and haven't had problems with any, since I'm not going for taste anyway. We're doing it with the brownies troop this year but we'll bake and put the house together first and then let them decorate because that's where they have the most fun. Sorry, I'm probably not telling you anything you don't already know but those Wilton gingerbread house pans look easy and if they're asking you every year, it might be a good purchase for them. Plus, it's prettier than making and trimming, unless you cover the house all in decorations.
I buy the one offered from Trader Joe's and extrapulate. My nieces love it! I add Jordan Almonds or M & M peanuts to create a pebbled door path, neccos for the roof, very thin pretzel sticks for a fence and ? . get creative. And, yes, the house part doesn't get eaten so T.J.'s is perfect. The kids love to nibble on the parts but, not the whole.
We always use Honey Graham Crackers in our classroom. Royal Icing for the cement and an assortment of candies. This was back in the day when we had 30 kids in a classroom. Making 30 gingerbread houses was time consuming, but the kids had a ball. Used cardboard covered with foil for the base and slid it into a freezer ziploc to take home on the bus. We also made cinnamon applesauce cookie cutter ornaments and Reader's Digest Christmas Trees. Fun.
I always just made my own pattern- 2 sides 1 front 1 back and 2 rectangles for a roof. Use royal icing as the glue to hold it all together. Just beware- One year I made over 30 gb houses for family gifts- if the gingerbread is too thin it will absorb all the liquid from the icing and then it will disintergrate. Make sure your gb is at least a 1/4 thick to hold the weight of the icing and candies as well as allowing it to have substance not to crumble with the moisture from the icing.
Thanks everyone for your suggestions and good advice. I think I'll pull the gingerbread cookie recipe from Martha Stewart (because I know that that woman has her staff test everything like crazy) and make a pile of royal icing and go for it.
Then I'll write it all down, print it out and be done with it! That way my friends can see what's involved, I won't have to spend 30 minutes explaining, and they can take it upon themselves if they want to jump in the gingerbread house waters.
Note to MeffaBabe: wow, you're a good friend. I want to be on your Christmas gift list! I don't think I'd even do that for my family let alone 30+ people!
If all they want is the fun of decorating and the visual product many places will have the pre-baked pieces in a few weeks. Target carries such a product and is also a good place to get the candy to augment it.
A ton of simple Royal icing can be made from dried egg whites available in the baking section of the grocery store or meringue powder available at a cake decorating store.
NONE of this requires any skills and they can assemble it in an hour and spend as much or a little time decorating it as they wish.
PS A fun thing to do with gingerbread houses, is to build them around a few tiny wrapped presents for little kids. (Stick them in after the walls are dried and solid and before roof is "cemented" in place.) They get the exquisite agony of waiting until Christmas to nibble at the house and when they do, LOW and BEHOLD, tiny surprises!
All I know about gingerbread houses is that, in my neck of the woods, they eventually sag most entertainingly (well before Christmas), and by the time the actual holiday comes, they look as though they ought to be condemned. Be sure to take "before and after" pictures of whatever you wind up making!


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DC Shoes and Movember, a charity which raises funds and awareness for men's health, has partnered on a number of charity auctions on ebay. The auctions includes some great items such as a years supply of DC Shoes, signed skate decks and a number of signed collaboration sneakers. Dave Mirra, Mike Shinoda, Ken Block and Allan Cooke all contributed signed DC Shoes for the auction. Via Nice Kicks
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Nunes comes from Northwest Missouri State, another division two program, as a grad assistant. There he assisted in just about every facet of the team from coaching, keeping stats, to booking hotels.
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I promised a lot of people I would make an entirely piano focused piece. I've tried this before, but I always found that I could never be satisfied with planning it out note by note.
Nope, thats simply not the way I play. What you are hearing is a recording of me sitting down in front of my keyboard and closing my eyes and playing entirely impromptu and straight from the heart.
This is something similar to what you would hear if you happened to walk in on me playing to relieve stress and sadness from my life. Which is probably why most of my music is rather sad in nature, as thats where I keep all my life's negativity... I just store my worries and woes in a song and live on happily as I should be.
This is gods honest the first recording with no editing and completely off the top of my head. It's not perfect, but it's me... and I wanted to share that with you. The piano is a beautiful instrument, and it's about time I gave it the solo it's always deserved on my audio list.
So enjoy, and remember... this is completely impromptu... with my eyes closed.
Also this is a good chance for me to mention "The Great Canadian Audio Tour"... if you live in Canada and your an audio artist, you may have a chance to meet with me and other newgrounds artists in an in-person collaboration of talents and interviews. Check the audio forum for the topic of the same name.
Rated 5 / 5 stars July 8, 2011
Never have I felt such raw emotion from a piece of music; this song truely conveys your feelings. Like many others, I had tears in my eyes by the end.
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 22, 2010
Just Amazing,,,
seriously i close my eyes and think in my girl and... i start to cry is just so beautiful this piece man if you have a album... i want to buy it
thanks for your music :)
Rated 5 / 5 stars November 5, 2010
it helped me see a happy light on some things going on in my life right now, plus watery eyes means i was hit pretty deep. thank you again
Rated 5 / 5 stars June 20, 2010
Did it die?
Closing my eyes it feels like my heart is in tune with this piece.
I cried looping this, I didn't know 2 hours had already passed just crying.
This piece reminded me of someone I loved...
Rated 5 / 5 stars March 23, 2010
I love it
I love this song.
I love a lot of your songs, but this one really hit home...
You played this song with so much heart, it all came together.
You don't need a piece of paper to tell you what to play, you really proved that here
when I listen to this song, I feel joy and happiness.
yet in some parts I want to break down and cry.
You put passion and hard work into this one.
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For more than twenty-five years now, Iced Earth has represented both the undying spirit of heavy metal and its penchant for rhythmic technical flair. So it is that the metal world pauses for at least a brief moment to bear witness to the birth of a new Iced Earth record, this time called "Plagues of Babylon."
This new record, originally scheduled for release in the fall of 2013, is sort of hybrid – an album that half stands alone and half continues the "Something Wicked…" concept that began with the album sharing the same name back in 1998. Veteran Iced Earth fans may have heard all they needed to right there, but there's a lot more ground to cover nevertheless.
Off the hop, there is a certain disappointment when looking at the lineup of Iced Earth. It's not that the two new musicians, bassist Luke Appleton and drummer Jon Dette are deficient, far from it, it's just that headman Jon Schaffer told us not two years ago that the membership of Iced Earth was as solid as it had ever been. Anyway, with forty percent of a new band, Iced Earth bravely carries forward into this new record, their eleventh studio record.
"Plagues of Babylon" sees us face a back to basics version of Iced Earth, but it's back to the basics of heavy metal, rather than the basics of Iced Earth. Here the tenets of rhythm and riff ae made paramount over the concepts of high-flying theatrics. The title cut play out like a seven-minute homage to the earliest days of metal, the grooves manifesting those classic ideals of tone and placement.
If that makes it sound like "Plagues of Babylon" is a product of a late-night encounter between Iced Earth and Grand Magus, well, that's not so far off. As the album wends along, "Plagues of Babylon" gives in to greater and greater dramatic flourish, vocalist Stu Block riding high for the big choruses of songs like "If I Could See You." The longer the records spins, the more the tones of classic metal, so heavily influenced and designed by rock and roll, come to the fore.
The tone and technical execution of "Plagues of Babylon" is excellent, and Schaffer lays down precision rhythms which are both fitting and infectious. The lead overlays, as played by axe-man Troy Seele make an intriguing and enjoyable distraction out of genuinely fun songs like "Democide."
But then, good though those elements might be, the ideas we've discussed above aren't necessarily why someone listens to Iced Earth, are they? Therein lies the hang up with this new record. While nothing is wrong with it, the entire experience feels very safe. The bombast of older albums like "The Dark Saga" or the original "Something Wicked This Way Comes" is missing, which leaves "Plagues of Babylon" technically complete, but spiritually lacking. Sure, there's a trampling romp like "Cthulhu" here and there, but they quickly become the outlier among the entirety of the offering. More often than not, we see a situation like the song "Peacemaker," which could have been greater if the band had unleashed the full potential of their imagination. As it is, many of the songs are acceptable, but they don't move the needle like one would expect, resulting in an amiable but noncommittal shrug from the listener.
I like "Plagues of Babylon," but I find I'm not compelled by it. It's a pleasant enough listen, even if it is given to trying to capture too many 'big' moments. It's hard to define, but the record seems to be missing the forthright musical courage of previous albums that made Iced Earth the name it is. Pinpointing what would have made the record feel more complete is difficult; perhaps more stress on the lead guitar, perhaps more sheer volume and punch, perhaps less drama and more grit. None of those feel like perfect fixes, but they're certainly circling around the right idea. Anyway, try it out if you're a completest, but don't be surprised if you feel like "Plagues of Babylon" leaves something to be desired.


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PISCATAWAY, N.J. (May 15, 2014) – The Rutgers women's lacrosse team posted a perfect 1000 Academic Progress Rate (APR) in 2012-13. The Scarlet Knights maintained their perfect multi-year score of 1000, which is based on the 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13 academic years.
The multiyear score ranks in the 90th-100th percentile among all sports and is tied for first among Division I women's lacrosse programs.
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Daniel Munier of Fairport, N.Y., will be teaching in Lyon, France. He is a French and economics double major. At the end of his teaching assistantship, Munier plans to stay an additional year. When he returns to the U.S., he plans to apply for graduate studies in either TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) or international relations.
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PLEASANT VIEW, Tenn. - The pilot killed Saturday afternoon in a plane crash in east Tennessee was from Pleasant View in Chatham County.
Bret Smith died when his amphibious Searey airplane crashed into Melton Hill Lake near Knoxville.
A passenger was also killed.
Smith, 40, lived in the airport community of Weakley's Field in Pleasant View.
Neighbor and friend Dale Weakley said he waved goodbye to Smith around 2:30 p.m. Saturday as he took off from Weakley's Field.
He said Smith was flying to Melton Hill Lake where he was going to give airplane rides to friends.
"He was a very professional pilot. I always felt very comfortable flying with him, that's why it is such a shock to everybody here," Weakley told News 2.
He believes a mechanical problem led to the fatal crash.
Weakley continued, "Something probably broke from what I hear from witnesses because it hit the water so hard, just abruptly, just pitched right down into the water from fairly considerable altitude almost straight in."
Smith taught math and coached tennis at Clarksville Academy in Clarksville.
"One of the nicer people that I had the experience to know in my entire lifetime," said Weakley. "He sure did love life. I mean he loved every minute of life."
Smith leaves behind his wife, Alex, a nine-year-old daughter and six-year-old son.
Family and friends will gather Saturday at Smith's hanger in Weakley's Field to celebrate his life.
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Essay: Tea Partying in Glenside with the disaffected
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At a check presentation ceremony on Monday, Chief Executive Officer Brooks Turkel said the concert series is a community staple.
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Thomas H. Keels, co-author of one of the most popular books on Chestnut Hill, will be the guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Chestnut Hill Historical Society at 4 p.m. Sunday, April 11, at Chestnut Hill Academy, West Willow Grove and Cherokee avenues.
Mr. Keels is the co-author, with Elizabeth Farmer Jarvis, of "Chestnut Hill," published by Arcadia Publishing. This paperback contains interesting stories and stunning photographs of Chestnut Hill throughout its colorful 300+ years history.
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Drawings on the Shipping wall that was set up on the homestuck art jam today! I had such a blast and I met so many cool people eeeeaAA
aaa what a great stream. Thanks to those who came UwU. I gotta split it up into parts tho man I hav ea lot of crap to dish out.
Heheh you can tell what I'm planning with this :V
(BTW since apparently alternian trolls are younger than their beforian counterparts at the start of the game sessions I have an excuse go give matt widdle baby antlers hee)
these bitches
I…actually made a set uhuehuehue.
Ok so I have some headcanons of Hetastuck, I guess. From a logical standpoint, it would be more fitting for the 1p countries to be the pre-scratch trolls, being the original incarnations of the countries (hence the dead statuses of them all), and the 2p countries to be the post-scratch trolls. The personalities also match up as the 1p countries generally have less violent tendencies than the 2p countries and have a less tumultuous social culture in general.
Also, Francis has an orange ribbon…I wonder what that might indicate? :>
Next will be the 2p FACE trolls.
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I just had an "Aha" moment here:
If the soulburn effect on SoC spreads corruption to everything in range, and corruption still has the siphon life effect, doesn't that have potentially huge implications? Imagine a SoC going off in the middle of a huge battleground scrum; maybe a dozen or more targets; every one of them now has a 50% chance to give you back 1% of your life per tick?
My god, we'll be unstoppable.
/e rubs hands while cackling maniacally.
Do you realize that the nerf was done to reduce the healing you got in such situations?
If you SoC 12 players, you get (50% chance) of 1% of your health per tick.
Since at 85 you'll have ~100k health, that's 6k health every ~3 secs. How much damage do you expect to get in those 3 seconds? Less than 6k?
The old version gave % of Corruption damage (can't remember exactly, let's say 50%). 12 people with Corruption up, ticking for 3k would have given you 18k, THREE times as much.
Casting DL instead will give in the same 3 seconds 15% of your health, that's 15k.


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Each Monday we welcome you back to the work week with a look at what to expect in the Chathams. From content you'll find on Patch as the week goes on to community activities, here's what you need to know this week:
1) You need to know about teacher reforms: With changes to teacher evaluations and tenure on the way, we'll take a look at where the School District of the Chathams is now.
2) You need to know about paddle tennis: The courts at Colony Pool & Tennis Club were recently renovated.
3) You need to know about your kid's English class: Three English teachers at Chatham Middle School take a new approach to reading for fun.
4) You need to know about ... Hitchcock? Sort of. The Chatham Community Players present "The 39 Steps" starting Friday. Alfred Hitchcock directed the movie, but Patrick Barlow adapted the novel for the stage.
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Overall, this year was pretty damn amazing.
The year started with internships with Safeway, and Kaiser. It was a great a experience. I definitely had a better idea of what I want t shoot for in my career. Along with finishing internships, Graduating Heald College was quiet the accomplishment to me. haha Id say academically, I learn alot about myself especially after destroying the PTCE with my homie J.P. haha im still glad I passed that shit first try haha
Aside from all the schooling that happened, I also had a shit ton of free time. Most of it was basically spent looking for a job, and a sporadic schedule of biking/jogging. None the less I was able to shed just a few more pounds, but nothing too noticeable. (: haha, I plan to join a gym 2012.
On the off times it was a lot of thinking to myself, a good amount of the year was pretty much spent single. lol but like I said, its not shitty to be single. I had a really good drama free year.
2011, I also got to reconnect with some friends and family that I havent seen in ages. I'm pretty happy about that, knowing that you can spend a eternity not seeing somebody and then catch up as if there wasn't any separation. Made me really think about who/how I spend my time with people. It was good to know that a lot of my friends will always have my back.
I also went on TONS of adventures in 2011. Tons of hours on that Call of Duty Franchise, finding and discovering new music,scowling the flea markets, got to invade SF several times this year, legit airsofting at Fort Ord, attended WonderCon, Traveled many many many miles on my track bike, and getting drunk at Santa Barbara.
This year has been great. Yeah of course there was shit to put up with through out the year. Like the constant visits to the hospital, because of family getting sick, and holding things together when you feel like everything is falling apart but keeping a positive attitude really helped me smile much more and outshine the bullshit. Im really happy my mom was always around to remind me of that.
Not only is today New Years Eve but its also Mama's Birthday. I am so happy that shes home and walking around. Its been kind of rough for her, but she is a very strong person and got through it all no matter what. Mama raised a very strong family and we will always be strong because of her. <3
Ive learned soo much this year, and I feel like I am a little bit wiser and a whole lot tougher than last year.
Anyways, this year has been amazing for me. Have a safe New Years everybody, and I hope that 2012 is good to everybody.
I was a tad bit stressed today, so I went on a ride on the fixed gear for an hour. It felt like all my troubles decided to fade away. (:
December 29, 2011 Thursday 11:03PM
Hello There,
Its been sometime since I really put out my thoughts out there. Ive been on many adventures lately. Primarily, catching up with good friends, working, and Trying to restore peace and order in the land of Hyrule . Soo Ive been either too busy or too lazy to update you in greater detail about it all. Its all good though, learning everyday and just chillin. Holidays really snuck up on me, time sure flys. Two days from now, a New Year will arrive and aswell as MaMa's Birthday. Pretty exciting I think.We should always make a effort to better yourselves regardless of what day it is, but being told that you have survived another year and you are going to start another one is pretty refreshing I think. haha It will be cool (:
My thoughts, have been up and around lately. You can say, the main theme is "Reputation"
I never really worried too much about reputation, not only cause I didnt give a shit but cause I never really did much in the first place. However, no matter how much what you do. Reputation always has a way off affecting you. Lets say, some you made some bad choices. No matter how much you change yourself as a person you cant erase the shit you did and it always stains your image that people have of you. Honestly, I just been thinking about it a lot. I have no real point to this rant at all, its just been on my mind. Makes me wonder what the hell people think about me. Shit, I know not everybody out there is a amazing reputation. There will always be somebody out there who dislikes you, and we shouldn't waste our time regretting what he have done in the past. I am just wondering is all. Whats my reputation?
Ive also found myself stumbling on a few things, that make me wondering if its worth it to do certain things. I wont get too in-depth about the choices im thinking about. I have been asking myself questions lately, ultimately its all up to me. I will figure it out eventually right?
and everybody is feeling sick right now, makes me glad I got that flu-shot (:
With all these stupid thoughts crawling my skull like insects, I found myself enjoying the much more simpler things now. Like right now, laying in bed prowling the internet. Perhaps just watching TV, or even shooting the breeze with your homies. I suppose the less free time you have, the more you cherish just relaxing and being lazy.
Anyways, Ill post the annual re-cap eventually yeah? Kthxbye.
I have so much to tell you….but that will have to wait. I got work all day tomorrow, and I need my rest. I'll seriously update, on my recent adventures and what nots when I have a little bit more free time.
Thats whats up! :D


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It brings my violent tendencies to the surface.:evillaugh
A similar thing happened to me in June. I thought it was a hernia, but it turned out to be a pulled groin muscle. Only rest cured it.
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Pull (back) day. Think about it.
Yes. Try spinach. (It worked for Popeye.)
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Rural women everywhere play a key role in supporting their households and communities in achieving food and nutrition security, generating income, and improving rural livelihoods and overall well-being. It's up to all of us to make sure that their role is well represented in the Post 2015 development agenda. How would you contribute?read more
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