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It finds the band making their way up the eastern part of the U.S. and heading into Canada for appearances in Montreal and Toronto on October 10 and 11, respectively. After that, they will head back into the U.S. and make their way out to the West Coast before wrapping up with the previously promised gigs at Austin, TX's Housecore Horror Film Festival.Most of this tour will find the band playing a different set than the Austin shows, where they are scheduled to perform their classic score for Suspiria.The press release reads: "The Italian Soundtrack Kings will perform all of their classic cuts, including scores from Deep Red, Suspiria, Tenebrae, Dawn of the Dead, Phenomena, Sleepless and other songs that are milestones among prog rock followers, including songs from Roller, Il fantastico Viaggio del Bagarozzo Mark, and most recently Back to the Goblin. Other famous scores never performed live anywhere will be included on this tour." The lineup for this tour will include original members since 1975 Claudio Simonetti, Maurizio Guarini (keyboards) and Massimo Morante (guitar). The band are rounded out by drummer Titta Tani and bassist Bruno Previtali, who joined in 2010.As you may remember, Guarini recently released the solo album Creatures from a Drawer and performed in Toronto earlier this month.Making this whole tour that much sweeter, the press release confirms that Goblin will be selling a new EP on the tour, which will be released by UK horror score hub Death Waltz. The PR states: "The EP features brand new versions of classic Goblin tracks re-recorded by the recently reunited band. The EP will be pressed on blood red 180g vinyl and feature an exclusive cover design by poster artist Graham Humphreys (Evil Dead, A Nightmare On Elm Street)."Tour dates:10/1 Atlanta, GA - The Loft 10/3 Asheville, NC - The Orange Peel 10/4 Baltimore, MD - Otto Bar 10/5 Philadelphia, PA - Underground Arts 10/6 Brooklyn, NY - The Music Hall of Williamsburg 10/9 Boston, MA - Sinclair 10/10 Montreal, QC - Le National 10/11 Toronto, ON - Opera House 10/12 Pontiac, MI - The Crofoot 10/13 Chicago, IL - Metro 10/15 Denver, CO - The Gothic Theatre 10/18 Seattle, WA - Neumos 10/19 Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theatre 10/20 San Francisco, CA - The Regency Ballroom 10/22 Los Angeles, CA - Beyond Fest @ The Egyptian Theater 10/25 Austin, TX - Housecore Horror Film Festival 10/27 Austin, TX - Housecore Horror Film Festival GET IT! SHARE IT! 5CommentsJune 25, 2013Ogretusk19617LIES, GOBLIN's first ever north American show was in London Ontario, April 2012 you dipshits.Start ConversationJune 26, 2013subwaysuicides19649It only states "First-Ever North American Tour" and "first ever US" appearance. You salty fuck.Start ConversationJune 29, 2013Mondo Propaganda19687@Ogretusk: Sorry, the version you saw in London, Ontario was Guarini and Simonetti solo (minus Morante on guitar) and the Daemonia rythm section. Great Bob Scott & Chris Gartner from the Look People rounded out the band. Shock Stock promoted it as The Goblin Keys. This tour including the Canadian dates is the true Goblin. Do your homework.Start ConversationJuly 02, 2013Ogretusk19716@Subwaysuicides listen, the writer changed this article from saying first ever North American tour to first ever U.S appearance., AFTER I made the original comment. @Mondo It doesn't matter how many people are from the original band, if Simonetti's up on stage, and it says GOBLIN, it's fuckin' GOBLIN.Start ConversationJuly 11, 2013shmelo19820All I know is the show in London was amazing and i can't wait to see them again in TO. 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As the long, hot summer drags on, we here at The Triangle figured we'd provide a steady stream of NFL goodness as a reminder of the light at the end of the baseball-lined tunnel.
It's cool, everybody — Ed Reed is back. There were concerns coming into Ravens training camp that the All-World safety, unhappy with his current contract, would hold out. We never had those concerns.
In a few ways, Reed is probably wrong in his stance about needing a new deal. He'll be one of the highest-paid safeties in football this season, and with a not-so-Ed-Reed like 2011, it doesn't feel like the time to be asking for more money. He's doing all this negotiating without an agent (of course he is) and missed all of the Ravens' offseason programs. Still, was there any question that when the actual football started, Ed Reed would be around? Remember this? Or this? We do. Does anybody care more than this guy?
Baltimore is in the precarious spot that so many teams fall into as an aging legend plays out his string, when a sense of loyalty is usually at odds with financial sense. But we're going to let all this be a problem for future Ozzie Newsome. For now, Ed is back playing football, and that's good enough for us.
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Now that the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 1,035 points (six percent) from its mid-September peak, the question investors are asking is "how far will she go?" For small-cap investors, the drama is greater, as the Russell 2000 Index has fallen 12.5% from its July peak.
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Stephen Herseth, of River Forest, was recently named vice president, special assets attorney at MB Financial Bank.
Before joining the organization, Herseth was a partner at Schwartz Cooper, and most recently, a partner at Dykema Gosset, PLLC. A native of Oak Park, Herseth obtained a bachelor's degree from Yale University and a law degree from Chicago Kent College of Law. He is currently a member of the American Bar Association, the Illinois State Bar Association and the Chicago Bar Association.
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Nov 12, 12:12
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Nov 28, 21:17
Weak demand is said to have caused Taiwan-based LED firms to consider reducing their workforces. Huga Optotech, Lextar and Everlight are reportedly considering cutting staff.
HP, Acer raise notebook shipment proportion from Chongqing to 60% in 2013
Sep 11, 01:20
Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Acer have reportedly notified their upstream supply chain partners that they will raise their Chongqing, China, plants' shipment proportions to 60% in 2013...
Panasonic to cut most staff at headquarters, says report
Newswatch - Aug 3, 12:10
Japan-based Panasonic is considering reducing staff numbers at its headquarter from about 7,000 to only around 150 starting October 1, according to a Japanese-language Kyodo News...
Jan 13, 12:20
Acer held a meeting on January 12 with the board of directors and approved the appointment of Eva Ho as the new chief financial officer (CFO) and spokesperson of Acer, effective on...
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Nov 4, 01:00
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Oct 6, 01:30
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My son is 2 and a half months old and for the past week he has gone through the night without a bottle. Is it still too early to put him in his cot in a desperate room?
When is it safe for my baby to sleep in his own room?
Posted 11/04/2012
Posted 11/04/2012
Not at all. My LO has been sleeping 9-12 hours since she was 6 weeks old. I have her in her Rock n Play in her room for now until we make the transition to her crib. :)
Posted 11/04/2012
Whenever you are comfortable with it. I would wait longer because chance of sids is higher now but thats just me.
Posted 11/04/2012
My kids slept in their cribs from 1-2 weeks old, but I use video and angel care monitors
Posted 11/04/2012
My twins started sleeping in there own cribs in there room at 6-8 weeks but I have angle care monitors too. If I didn't have those I probably wouldn't!
Posted 11/04/2012
I think it's what you are comfortable with. I co-sleep for 2 reasons. 1) My LO does NOT sleep through the night and it buys her and I more zzzz time. 2) She has slight reflux and will on occasion choke on her milk. I can literally roll over and pick her up. I'm going to wait to transition her until she has a stronger digestive system.
Status Update: Currently cooking another Poltino. Coming at you, in July.
Posted 11/04/2012
Mines been in her room since about 2 weeks old, first in a rnp then in her crib at about 10 weeks and sleeps through the night.
Posted 11/04/2012
Our LO has been sleeping in her room since she was 2 weeks old. STTN since 5 weeks. I have a video monitor which helps ease my mind :)
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It's whatever you are comfortable with. My LO has been in her crib in her room since she was 4 weeks old. I spent a lot of time and money in there for her to not be in there lol.
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Support for euro in free fall
Danes are increasingly wary of swapping the Danish krone for the euro. Over the past three months, support has plummeted from 51 percent to 42 percent.
According to a new Gallup poll published in Berlingske Tidende, support for the euro in Denmark has not been lower since 2001.
The poll suggests that the population is divided into two equal groups – 42% in favour and 42% against. As late as November last year, 51% of the Danes were willing to replace their currency.
DPP: The government's own fault
The Liberal-Conservative minority government's euro-sceptical support party, the Danish People's Party, hopes the new poll will make Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen drop his plans for a euro-referendum.
"Now that the worst turmoil in connection with the financial crisis has subsided more people can see that the krone is a highly stable project," said DPP EU-spokesman Morten Messerschmidt. "It is a good idea to stay away from changing a country's currency policy if it is only possible to find support in half of the population," he added.
Messerschmidt believes the government is to blame for the population's reaction because the prime minister and the rest of the government led a scare campaign, while the central bank Nationalbanken raised the interest rate in order to defend the krone.
At the time Fogh Rasmussen maintained that it would be expensive for the Danes to stay outside the Eurozone . Since then the interest rate gap has been reduced to one single percentage point.
Opposition: Wrong strategy
The opposition Socialist People's Party also believes Fogh Rasmussen's strategy has been a mistaken one. SPP Chairman Villy Søvndal says it was wrong of the prime minister to use the financial crisis as a stepping stone for a campaign to replace the krone with euro. "(To exchange the krone) is a long-term decision. It should not be made on the basis of an atypical situation such as the financial crisis," Søvndal told politiken.dk.
The accusations were rejected by Liberal EU spokesman Michael Aastrup Jensen: "It is actually expensive , both in economic and political terms, to remain outside the euro. There is still an interest rate gap that can be felt, and once the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified the influence of the euro-group will be even greater," he says.
Several EU experts, however, believe that Fogh Rasmussen has scored an own goal by linking a euro referendum to the financial crisis.
In a referendum on September 28, 2000, Danish voters rejected the euro with 53.9 percent against and 46.9 percent in favour.
The diaries: Quisling sealed Denmark's WWII fate
Alfred Rosenberg, the leading Nazi ideologue, kept a diary. The diary, which had been lost for years, has been found and published by the Holocaust Museum in Washington. The 425 pages of a handwritten diary provide a unique insight into decisive historical events. As the first newspaper in the world, Politiken has studied the Rosenberg manuscripts.
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Writers from around the world are trying to fight the widespread surveillance of their citizens.
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Mazen is the brother of the girl who has been writing her Diary from Damascus for Politiken. He has been en route as a refugee from Syria for two months. His life has been in danger and his future uncertain. But the journey has turned the boy who left Damascus into a man. Politiken has visited him somewhere in Sweden. His 17th home since he fled Syria.
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The Animal
By Keith Johnson
Published December 22, 2007
I can remember asking myself, "Why do you do this to yourself?"
My best buddy and I had just finished sucking down enough Rumple Mints 100 proof between both of us to kill a man. Somehow that night we made it to a party in a cellar. The stairs were a snap going down, but as the party ended and it was time to go, I suddenly realized I couldn't even climb back up. I was trapped. I had gone too far and lost control again. It made me sick.
"Why do you do this to yourself," I asked … "You're a fool."
The first time I got drunk I was fifteen. Some older friends I knew bought for me and a couple of friends. We drank vodka and O.J. and got foolish under a street light until we got sick and went home. I really didn't think I would do it again, but I did.
By the time I was 17, I had learned how to party. Getting high and drinking was the thing to do. Sports were the only thing that were keeping me from being a total burn out. Everyone knew me in high school. I did have a few things going for me. Academically, I was the pits, but get me in the art room and I was alright. Weekends would come and it was time to party!
My senior year rolled around and the time came to go for it. I thought of bizarre things to do that people would remember me by. I went wild! I got crazy! Friday night came and I would get smashed. My friends used to say, "If you want a good time, if you really want to party … call the Animal!"
I loved to get crazy, I loved my booze and dope. Every time I partied, I would try to top myself. I was always searching for that ultimate buzz. I would drink more and more, smoke dope more and more, and do more and more crazy things for kicks. I got more and more out of control every time, "Hey, look at me everybody!"
But each time came that sick feeling of going too far, of losing control of myself. A couple of times, I even prayed to God when I was in deep trouble.
My senior year was half over and I started wearing a silk screened animal on my shirt. My friends liked them so I made them all "Animal" T-shirts. I started a club for animals. We went to all the football games together and partied together.
Then one Friday night my friends gave me some pills and I blacked out. Some of my friends thought it would be a good idea to throw me into a lake to revive me. I'm just lucky to be alive today. I started thinking about my life after that and I really didn't like what I saw.
But the "Animal" wouldn't give up that easy. I continued partying, but something was different. I would feel guilty more and more and started to get angry. A friend's mother told me about Jesus one day. I knew He was real and out there somewhere but I liked being an animal for now.
Shortly after graduation my parents moved and I reluctantly followed. I was an hour and a half away from my friends now. I started drinking regularly at clubs on weekends. Five drinks, then seven, then nine, then ten mixed drinks.
One Friday night I came into my favorite club and walked up to the bar without asking for a drink. A new bartender, whom I had never seen, said, "Hey, you're the Black Russian Kid." I had developed such a reputation for drinking close to a dozen Black Russians a night that this guy already knew about me!
Well I laughed it off at the time, but later that night as I lay in bed thinking about it, I got mad at myself. I felt like a jerk. I didn't want to be a drunk hanging around a meat joint! That Friday night I decided not to drink poison so I just cruised around the city ending up by Boston University's Nickerson Field. I saw hundreds of buses and all kinds of people going in. I didn't think anything of it at the time.
Then Saturday morning I was reading the paper and saw an ad for the Billy Graham Crusade at Boston University that Saturday night. I thought, "What the heck, why not go?" So I called a friend and asked him if he would go with me. To my surprise, he said yes, so we went.
As we sat there, way up in the bleachers, I felt a little uneasy. Deep down, I was tired of life, sick of drinking and empty inside. To be honest I was scared. The future didn't look too good to me and nobody knew it but God and myself.
It was time to hear Graham speak and I was all ears. His message was especially for young people that night. I don't remember the message word for word, but I do remember a few things he said. He started by talking about the great opportunity young people have in America – how they are free to decide who they want to be.
On the surface, everything was alright, but wait a minute! "Why is it," he asked, "that the problem of suicide has reached epidemic proportions among young people. Why have over 3 million teens been treated for alcoholism? Why have so many violent crimes been committed by young people? Why are there so many that are angry, bitter and unfulfilled?"
"There is no question something is wrong with our American society," he went on to say. "I would like to believe that everything is O.K. but the statistics don't lie." He was talking about the various problems our nation faces, especially among the youth. He said that society will have to pay the price for its sinful lifestyle.
Then he read from this portion of the Bible, "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus, our Lord" (Romans 6:23).
I took a good honest look at myself and my life and I knew I would eventually have to pay the price for my sins. Eventually I would either get killed driving while drunk or become an alcoholic. Furthermore, the penalty for a sinful lifestyle must be paid when we die. We all have to stand before Jesus Christ the Son of God to face judgment.
But there is hope for you! Jesus Christ, the very Son of God, loves you and died for you on a cross and He did it for all sinners. Graham asked, "O.K. You say, 'What do I have to do to be ready to stand before God?'" Then he read this from the Bible, "Repent then and turn to God so that your sins may be wiped out" (Acts 3:19).
I didn't know what it meant to repent until he explained it. He said it this way: "To repent means to change your mind and opinion concerning sin as it is seen in its true perspective – that is through God's eyes. To repent then, means to turn away from sin and turn to God with your whole heart."
So, to sum it up, the first thing that God's Word says you must do is to repent. Secondly, you must receive Christ into your heart by faith.
As I sat there listening, I started understanding for the first time what it meant to be saved. I knew that night that Jesus loved me and that I could trust Him. He was one friend who would never let me down. I knew He died for me to free me from the power of sin.
I didn't have to be an animal anymore. Never was I challenged like this before. I had been living in sin my whole life and it was easy – but now to give my heart to Jesus Christ and repent and turn away from my sins – that took some guts!
I can remember the last thing Graham read from the Word of God was this, "I tell you NOW is the time of God's favor, NOW is the day of salvation" (2 Corinthians 6:2). I had heard enough. It was time to decide!
God made mankind with a free will. The Bible says, "You were made in the image of God." He didn't make zombies or robots with a pre-programmed mind to accept Him. No, He never forces you to accept Him. He only loves you and offers you eternal life. But God is holy and with Him there can be no sin so we must repent and turn from sin and give our hearts to Him.
I gave my heart to Him that night and today I'm a new man. He took away hate and violence and gave me love and peace. I have hope now. I have a new type of excitement about life – my life! And I want to introduce people to Jesus. If he could save the "Animal" He can save anyone.
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Dual enrollment provides high school students with the opportunity to gain college credit while still in high school. This program offers students a preview of college, credits earned towards a degree before they graduate high school, and even helps with some of the financial cost of a college education.
"We are very proud of the partnerships we share with our area high school systems," said Stuart Phillips, vice president of Student Affairs at GNTC. "Providing the opportunity for students to receive college credit while still in high school not only enhances the students' high school experience, it paves the way for their future by exposing them to possibilities they might not otherwise have explored."
Many dual enrollment courses also offer students the opportunity to earn an industry certificate, so students have the option of either entering the workforce upon graduation from high school or continuing their education. Either way, they begin their selected career path with a head start.
"I am so excited about the dual enrollment opportunities we are able to offer high school students in our service area," said Carol Dugger, director of High School Initiatives at GNTC. "We have developed strong partnerships with all of the school systems and we continue to explore ways to support seamless education wherever possible."
The Dual Enrollment program is a collaborative effort between the Georgia Department of Education (DOE) and the TCSG. Students may also earn associate degree-level credit hours as they simultaneously meet their high school graduation requirements through the ACCEL program, another dual enrollment option.
"The transfer agreement between the University System of Georgia and the Technical College System of Georgia has enabled us to create more than 20 new ACCEL classes and locate them on the high school campuses to accommodate scheduling and transportation challenges," said Ms. Dugger.
Georgia Northwestern Technical College serves Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Floyd, Gordon, Murray, Polk, Walker, and Whitfield counties in Georgia with campuses located in Floyd, Gordon, Polk, Walker, and Whitfield counties. Approximately 22,000 people benefit from GNTC's credit and noncredit programs, making it the largest college in Northwest Georgia and the fourth largest technical college in Georgia.
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As of my last report, on Monday night, we were planning on a different test to determine both leaking and anatomy. I was feeling really at peace with our decision...for about five minutes.
Monday night was a long hard night for me. I had this sudden realization that I was moving from knowing and accepting that something could be true to knowing that with in that day I would be asked to know and accept that it was true. I also had the sinking feeling in my gut (and there is no other way to describe it) that the outcome of the test would be door number 2 (no kidneys and/or bladder).
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On the 14th, Siena was measuring in the 10th% for weight/age at 1 lb even. Now she is in the 41.9%, estimating at 1 lb 10 oz. Of course these things have a fairly large margin of error, but in any case she is obviously still growing.
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Hospital Bedrest Day 12
Tim and the boys came and brought me to Mass today. Caleb didn't want to wait until they got home to have lunch (he was angling for Dad to take them out), so I told him I would order tacos (what was waiting at home) and have tacos too.
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Hospital Bedrest Day 11
Tim visited today by himself for most of the day, he even took me out for ice cream. Then he went home and we had a very enlightened text conversation as you can see....
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Hospital Bedrest Day 10
My parents came into town tonight for the weekend. The plan was to have dinner and swimming with everyone at the hotel tonight, but Lucie had other plans. Tim thought last night she might be coming down with an ear infection and considered taking her to urgent care this morning but she woke up feeling ok, so he decided not to. Five minutes into swimming, she puked all over (not in the pool thankfully) and spiked a fever.
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Hospital Bedrest Day 9
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Hospital Bedrest Day 8
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