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What is the difference between Lorazepam and Clonazepam?
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How many mg. of lorazepam does it take to feel sedated?
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Which is better for anxiety: diazepam or lorazepam?
These drugs seem so similar. I've been given diazepam by one doctor and previously given lorazepam by another; both for anxiety. What's the basic difference in the outcome?
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How are lorazepam and xanax alike?
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Anxiety - is lorazepam stronger than xanax?
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Can I take more than 1 Ativan for anxiety?
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How long does Lorazepam stay in your urine if I injested it one time?
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Is lorazepam the same as clonazepam?
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Lorazepam - Does this medication make you feel weird or just relaxed. I am deathly afraid of flying?
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What are the differences between lorazepam and alprazolam?
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Is lorazepam a narcotic?
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How much ativan ( lorazepam) can be fatal? My friend is on it and I'm worried?
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Street Lighting and Street Name Plates
If you have discovered a broken street light or street name plate sign please click on the form link button above so we can arrange to repair the fault.
Street lighting includes all forms of lighting which are maintained by the City Council and are intended to illuminate roads and/or pavements. The most common types are the standard lamps found mostly on pavements, but faults with all other forms of street lighting (Subway lighting) may be reported. Street lights usually have an asset ID number on the column which may be on a sticker, or painted on. If you can provide this number, it will enable us to locate the faulty item more accurately.
You can report any of the following defects:
- street light not working or timing out
- street light not bright or too bright.
- exposed cables
- street light or illuminated sign that has been knocked down/leaning or has something hanging loose.
- a door loose or missing.
Requests for new street lighting can be requested by using our on line form, these requests are dependent on local funding.
The City Council began a 25-year partnership with Amey on 7 June 2010 to carry out highway maintenance and management services in Birmingham. A key part of this partnership is the progressive removal of maintenance backlogs and to restore the network in line with national standards.
The aim is that an 'asset management' approach will be introduced for the city's highway infrastructure. This will ensure that there is timely maintenance and replacement of assets to ensure that they are replaced at the right time.
The key investment in the highway network will take place within the first 5 years of the contract, the aim is that investment is focused on 'tackling the worst, first'.
- Replacing around 41,000 street lighting columns – about half of those in the city – including upgrading the equipment in the columns so that the Council can monitor and manage energy used more effectively.
After the initial investment in the first five years a more limited level of investment will continue. This will be focused on maintaining the higher standards reached by 2015 and will still mean that assets are replaced as they become due for replacement. It will also mean that at least a further 24,000 street lighting columns are replaced by 2032.
Street lighting on residential streets is being replaced with state-of-the-art Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology cutting carbon emissions, reducing costs and improving safety.
The new street lights are more economical, reducing carbon emissions by up to 60%. They also direct light downwards minimising light pollution into housing; light levels can be further controlled and adjusted remotely according to local conditions.
This provision of new street lighting to meet the required lighting levels on the street can be met using fewer lighting columns, providing the best lighting levels in the most efficient way. This could mean that the location of replacement columns may change from their original position. New columns will usually be placed at the back of the pavement to minimise the risk of motorists hitting the column and causing injury to themselves and pedestrians. In this location, the lighting will deliver the most effective and efficient illumination of both the pavement and road. The height of columns is based on the type of road.
Importantly, this technology is beneficial in the ability for colours to be seen and facial features to be distinguished. As a result, many people feel safer where there is new lighting.
Street name plates are the wall or column-mounted metal signs giving the name of the street (and often the post code), but do not include requests for new signs, for example 'No Ball Games' signs as these are now replaced by signs on lamp posts and can be requested by completing our on line form.
You can report any of the following defects:
- The sign needs cleaning
- The sign has been knocked over/ leaning
- The face of the sign is missing
Information required when reporting a problem
Key information required is:
Location - Please provide as much detail as possible to identify the location of the problem. Reports of a general nature regarding the network condition will be investigated, however for specific reports about a potential hazard please try to pinpoint the location as close as possible on the map contained within the reporting form.
Please also include:
- road names;
- name of the junction or road, and other easily identifiable landmarks; school, shops, Public Building or Hospital or at a pedestrian crossing;
- identifying features on the road such as a property address or street furniture number that the problem appears near to; and
Description of the problem - Please provide as much detail as possible and include:
- details of the defect
- Asset number – each street light should have a unique reference number on the column or cabinet box next to the signals, if you can provide this number it will help us identify the location and respond more efficiently.
- If any damage has been caused by a vehicle, please provide any information of who caused the damage details e.g. Vehicle Make and model (Ford Focus etc.), Colour, Registration number etc.
Your contact details - In case we need to contact you for more details, we ask that you provide us with your contact details.
Please ensure you do not put yourself or anyone else in danger when obtaining details about the fault.
How you can help us
- Notifying us of problems/defects - use our online reporting system
- Keeping trees and hedges trimmed to avoid overhanging the Highway.
- Reporting any damage, vandalism or theft.
- Not damaging footways or verges by parking on them.
- Not obstructing footways or using flyposting with commercial displays.
Our Promise
Millions of people use the city's highways and road networks every day, whether they are motorists or pedestrians. Our Highways Service is committed to providing a consistently high level of service and routinely undertakes inspections to make sure the roads, footways, bridges and street lights across the city are safe for all.
Sometimes, problems occur and we will do our utmost to fix them.
If you report a faulty or broken street light, we will:
- Repair it within one month.
Well maintained highways
The highway network is a most highly valued physical asset, both in financial and community terms, for which public authorities are responsible. Effective stewardship and asset management is crucially important, both to users and the community. Authorities are recommended to adopt the principles of the Code of Practice for Highway Maintenance Management, to adapt them as necessary based on consideration of local circumstances, and apply them consistently.
Highway Inspections
We undertake all our highway works and inspections in accordance to national standards and this sets strict safety criteria to ensure that all public footways and carriageways are safe for public use.
This criteria is based on a safety matrix, whereby any urgent defects are rectified within one hour of us being notified and all other defects are repaired using varying timescales this, dependent upon the severity of the defect, Repairs are carried out in accordance with our service standards. Emergency defects (e.g. where the pothole is of a size and location to put both the probability and impact of an accident as very high) should be attended within one hour. At that initial visit, the site will be made safe either with barriers or a temporary repair. Other potholes are added to the list of works and an Enquiry Inspector will visit site and use the risk matrix to determine the category of the defect.
- No Additional Information
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- What is an Asset ID?
Each street light, traffic light, or traffic sign should have a number on its column. This may be painted on, or on a sticker, and will be on the side of the lamp column facing the road. If you can tell us this number it will help us to resolve your request more quickly.
- How quickly will this report be dealt with?
How quickly this report is dealt with depends on how urgent the problem is.
We will inspect anything you report within a maximum of 5 working days.
Dangerous faults or situations will be made safe within 24 hours of the report.
All other defects will be scheduled for attention or repair within planned programmes, for Street lighting faults usually within 12 business days (95% of the time) and for Street Names Plates with 28 business days from the report.
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If you haven't been able to find the information that you need then the link below will take you to a form that you can use to ask us further questions.Service Specific Enquiry

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Taylor Swift in Black Orchid Black Star Cut Off Shorts in Skyfall
Taylor Swift showed off her amazing legs in a pair of tiny shorts after leaving lunch with Karlie Kloss. Taylor wore a pair of Black Orchid Black Star cut off shorts in Skyfall with a backless white t shirt and a pair of heels.
Black Orchid had a ton of different printed shorts in their summer collection, including camo and tropical printed styles, but I think this pair is a great neutral print that can be styled a ton of different ways. Black Orchid is having a sale on a lot of different shorts, most under $40, including Taylor's pair. You can shop the sale online at Blackorchiddenim.com.
Taylor Swift in H&M Denim Shorts in Burgundy
While out in New York City, Taylor Swift showed off her long legs in a pair of H&M Denim shorts in Burgundy. She wore them with a white silk blouse and blue silky blazer.
I like that Taylor chose a pair of shorts with a little distressing on them. Usually we see her in styles that are classic, so it is nice to see her mix it up. I also like that she balanced the casualness of the shorts by keeping her blouse and jacket more structured, giving the outfit some polish. You can buy H&M online from HM.com.
Taylor Swift in AG Adriano Goldschmied The Legging Ankle Jeans
Taylor Swift was snapped out and about on a rainy day in New York City, doing some shopping. She definitely looked ready for Spring and I'm enjoying seeing her on the blog more lately!
Taylor wore a pair of AG Adriano Goldschmied The Legging Ankle Jeans in Sulfur Light Fatigue with a multi coloured check shirt, red bag and lace up booties. She forgot to take the back pocket tag off though! Oops! There have been so many times that I almost did the same thing, ha ha! I love these jeans on her though, she looks great in AG Jeans and the outfit is really pretty! Buy AG Jeans online at Shopbop.com.
Images courtesy of WENN.com.
Taylor Swift in Hudson Hampton Cuffed Denim Shorts
Taylor Swift was snapped while showing off her her long legs in a pair of Hudson Hampton cuffed shorts in New York City. She has been spending more time in NYC lately, and as a result, it seems like she's been caught by the paparazzi a lot more.
Taylor has amazing legs and I think these shorts look really nice on her. However, I am not crazy about how she paired the lace up oxfords with this outfit. I think the outfit would have looked better with a pair of flats or sandals. Buy Hudson online from Shopbop.com.


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Saint Vitus
Formed: 1979
From: Los Angeles, CA, United States
Last Known Status: Regrouped
Latest Saint Vitus News
Below is our complete Saint Vitus news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Note: We began associating news directly with bands in late 2003. Therefore, earlier band news may not be listed on this page.
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Killing Joke Added To Hammerfest 4
Hammerfest 2013 has just announced that along with St. Vitus, the festival line-up has just added legendary band Killing Joke. Angel Witch and a veritable who's who of metal will also be appearing at the Hammerfest 4 festival, which will take place on March 14th-16th at Haven Hafan y Môr Holiday Park, Pwllheli, Gwynedd, North Wales. Below is the current full line-up of bands appearing, with more information available over at the Hammerfest 4 website.
Killing Joke
Saint Vitus
Napalm Death
Angel Witch
Iron Saviour
Sister Sin
Evil Scarecrow
M-Pire of Evil
Attica Rage
Texas Hippie Coalition
Def Con One
Chimp Spanner
Commander In Chief
Sacred Mother Tongue
Serpent Venom
Vicsous Nature
Last Witness
Iron Knights
Line of Fire
Flayed Disciple
Bloodshot Dawn
Bull Riff Stampede
Making Monsters
Black Acid Souls
Deadman Sugar
Fire in the Empire
Goddamn Electric
Weedeater Announces New Live Shows
North Carolina's bourbon-fueled road warriors Weedeater have today announce new headlining gigs they've confirmed for the weeks ahead.
Several new shows have been booked before, during, and following the massive national tour that will see Weedeater and Cape Fear brethren Sourvein out supporting the almighty Saint Vitus across the U.S. throughout September and October. With the new shows included, the performance toll for the relentless Weedeater on this tour comes to a gargantuan forty-two nights of deafening debauchery. Dates are as follows: More...
Alestorm And More Added To Rock Band Network
After several weeks that were sparse on the metal front, the Rock Band Network now has a collection of new headbang friendly tracks available for download. The following tracks are now available for the Xbox 360 version of the game:
Alestorm – "Back Through Time (2x Bass Pedal)" (160 MSP)
All Shall Perish – "Rebirth (2x Bass Pedal)" (160 MSP)
Asking Alexandria – "To the Stage (2x Bass Pedal)" (160 MSP)
Halcyon Way – "Our Finest Hour" (80 MSP)
Saint Vitus – "Blessed Night" (160 MSP)
These tracks will hit instead the PS3 version on Tuesday, 8/14/2012 (North America) and 8/15/2012 (Europe):
Strikken - "Forever in Lies" ($0.99)
Strikken - "The Final Act" ($0.99)
Strikken - "Ashes" ($0.99)
Saint Vitus Announces U.S. Headlining Tour
After canceling several shows due to health issues, Saint Vitus has announced a U.S. headlining tour - it's first since 1993. The award winning group will kick off the five week long jaunt on September 14th in Little Rock, AR. Presented by ScionAV and Brooklyn Vegan, the tour will run through October 19th and will include support from both Weedeater and Sourvein. Saint Vitus will be touring in support of its recently released eighth studio album, titled "Lillie: F-65."
"We're stoked to destroy America again; the last Saint Vitus U.S. headlining tour was in 1993," commented Dave Chandler. "This time we'll be playing 'Lillie' as well as fan favorites and some old surprises. Leave your ear plugs at home and come bleed with us."
Dates are as follows: More...
Saint Vitus Cancels Show Due To Health Issues
Saint Vitus has issued the following announcement about canceling the band's upcoming tour date in Greece due to a health problem:
"Due to a recent health issue Saint Vitus will no be unable to make the show in Greece on Saturday July 7th. They apologize to the the fans and the promoter, but one of the band members was advised against flying anywhere for a couple weeks. All other shows will go on as planned as there are no flights involved."
7/4th Budapest, Hungary @ A38
7/5th Vienna, Austria @ Viper Room
7/6th Ebensee, Austria @ Kino Ebensee
7/9th Bern, Switzerland @ Dachstock
7/10th Ludwigsburg, Germany @ Rockfabrik
7/12th Munich, Germany @ Backstage with CROWBAR
7/13th Erfurt, Germany @ Stoned From The Underground Festival
7/14th Rostock, Germany @ Mau Club
7/16th Gothenburg, Sweden @ Truckstop Alaska
7/17th Oslo, Norway @ Bla
7/19th Tilburg, Netherlands @ 013
7/21st Oberhausen, Germany @ Devil Side Festival 2012
Chaos in Tejas 2012 Day One
For some reason, Austin, Texas loves the good-time-party vibe of stoner rock and its sour faced, miserable brother, doom metal. These two related styles have a family reunion at SXSW, but the punk themed Chaos in Tejas is a less likely host. June 1st, the second day of Chaos in Tejas 2012, featured a doom metal dream lineup. Legends Saint Vitus took top bill, while Japan's stoner-doom, serial killer fanatics Church of Misery made a rare North American appearance. Hail! Hornet, Magic Circles and The Gates of Slumber provided support. More...
Saint Vitus Live Video From Scion Rock Fest 2012
Video footage of Saint Vitus performing "Let Them Fall" at Scion Rock Fest 2012 at the Ritz Ybor in Tampa, FL has been posted online by Scion A/V. Check out the full song below:
You can watch the entire series of Scion Rock Fest 2012 videos below, including more performance clips, sound checks, behind the scenes interviews and more with bands like Down, Decapitated, Suffocation, The Atlas Moth, All Pigs Must Die and many more: More...
Petition For Doom "Big Four" Tour Circulating
Smokin' Johnny (apparently the same guy who's responsible for the Danzig rumours) has created an online petition by asking its fans to help make a "Big 4 of Doom Metal" tour featuring Saint Vitus, Trouble, Pentagram and Candlemass happen. On why "The Big 4 of Doom Metal" tour should happen, the creator explains:
Since a Big 4 of thrash metal exists, how about a Big 4 of doom metal? Saint Vitus, Trouble, Pentagram and Candlemass all helped shape that genre and a Big 4 lineup featuring all of those bands would be one hell of a tour. They all excelled and made doom metal popular. Unlike the other three bands, Candlemass is from Sweden, but their music has become an important American phenomenon in over the last few decades, and yes, this is one reason why they're in the lineup.
Over a two year period, from 1984 to 1986, all four of the Big 4 bands released defining debut albums; Saint Vitus released their eponymous album, Trouble released "Psalm 9," Pentagram released "Relentless" and Candlemass released "Epicus Doomicus Metallicus." Not only did all of those albums give the scene a united front and further the awareness of doom metal as a genre, but they would influence and inspire many well-known later musicians.
Another thing in common about Saint Vitus, Trouble, Pentagram and Candlemass is that they all cite Black Sabbath as an influence. Candlemass recorded a track called "Black Sabbath Medley" on their 1988 album "Ancient Dreams," which is composed of both parts and lyrics to many of their songs, while Saint Vitus named themselves after a song from Black Sabbath's 1972 album Vol. 4 called "St. Vitus' Dance". Seeing Saint Vitus, Trouble, Pentagram and Candlemass tour together would be such an honor. We, as fans, would love to thank all of them for their hard work and all the classics they've been putting out since the 1980's.
If you think the tour should happen, go here to sign the petition. "The Big 4 of Doom Metal" also has a Facebook page, go here to 'like' it.
Saint Vitus Streaming Entire New Album
Legendary doom metal forefathers Saint Vitus are streaming their upcoming album "Lillie: F-65" in it's entirety online. Check out the full release on NPR.org here. The album is set for release on May 22nd in North America.
Saint Vitus will also be playing festivals this spring and summer in the U.S. and Europe. An up to date list of tour dates can be found below:
5/25 Dallas, TX @ Trees
5/27 Baltimore, MD @ Maryland Deathfest
5/30 New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jacks
5/31 Houston, TX @ Fitzgerald's
6/01 Austin, TX @ Chaos In Tejas
6/08 Slovesborg, Sweden @ Sweden Rock Fest
6/11 London, UK @ Underworld
6/12 Manchester, UK @ Academy 3
6/13 Bristol, UK @ Fleece
6/16 Clisson, France @ Hellfest 2012
6/29 Helsinki, Finland @ Tuska Open Air Metal Festival
7/01 Larz, Germany @ Fusion Festival
7/02 Berlin, Germany @ Kreuzberg Festival
7/03 Vienna, Austria @ Viper Room
7/04 Budapest, Hungary @ A38
7/06 Ebensee, Austria @ Kino Ebensee
7/07 Athens, Greece @ An Club
7/09 Dudingen, Switzerland @ Bad Bonn
7/10 Ludwigsburg, Germany @ Rockfabrik
7/13 Erfurt, Germany @ Stoned From The Underground
7/14 Rostock, Germany @ Mau Club
7/17 Oslo, Norway @ Rockefeller
7/19 Tilburg, Netherlands @ 013
7/12 Oberhausen, Germany @ Devil Side Festival
MDF 2012 Full Lineup And Set Times Announced
The tenth annual Maryland Deathfest is set to take place in Baltimore, Maryland on May 24-27, 2012. Tickets are still on sale for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, with Thursday is sold out.
The final lineup is confirmed and the running order and set times have been announced as follows:
Thursday, May 24th - Entrance opens at 4:00 pm
Main room
Extermination Angel - 4:45 - 5:10
Die Pigeon Die - 5:25 - 5:50
Needful Things - 6:05 - 6:40
Rorschach - 6:55 - 7:40
Dying Fetus - 7:55 - 8:40
Absu - 8:55 - 9:40
Eyehategod - 9:55 - 10:45
Agalloch - 11:00 - 12:00
Autopsy - 12:15 - end
Friday, May 25th - Entrance opens at 3:00 pm More...
Saint Vitus Posts "Let Them Fall" Video
The forthcoming Saint Vitus album, entitled "Lillie: F-65," has been scheduled for an April 27th release (May 22nd in North America). Pre-orders for the album are available at this location.
The band has now teamed up with Revolver Mag to premiere a new music video online for "Let Them Fall," which can be found here or viewed in the player below.
Saint Vitus Reveals "Lillie: F-65" Details
As previously announced, Saint Vitus' forthcoming album is entitled "Lillie: F-65" and has been scheduled for an April 27th release (North American date to happen in May). Here are the cover artwork and tracklisting of this upcoming piece of doom:
Let Them Fall
The Bleeding Ground
Blessed Night
The Waste of Time
"Lillie: F-65" is already available for pre-order on Season of Mist's e-shop in limited edition CD+DVD digipack, jewel case, LP + download card and various merchandising items. The first orders will get a free Saint Vitus rolling paper pack.
To help you wait until April 27th, the "Blessed Night" 7" vinyl will hit the stores on March 23rd. This two-track single includes a live rendition of VITUS' "Look Behind You" classic and is strictly limited to 1.500 hand-numbered copies worldwide. More...
Chaos in Tejas Festival 2012 Schedule
Chaos in Tejas has released its schedule for the the punk flavored music festival that takes place May 31st through June 3rd, 2012 at various venues in Austin, Texas. Saint Vitus, Nasum, Winter, Absu and Toxic Holocaust are among the artists scheduled to appear at this year's installment.
Chaos in Tejas 2012 schedule is as follows: More...
Read the full article at Chaos in Tejas.
Saint Vitus Announces Release Date For New LP
Saint Vitus announced that the forthcoming comeback release "Lillie: F-65" will be released on April 27, 2012 through Season of Mist Records. The band will issue the first single "Blessed Night" via 7" vinyl on March 23, 2012 (see artwork below). The two-track single includes a live rendition of the classic "Look Behind You." The piece is limited to 1,500 hand-numbered copies worldwide and can be ordered at Season of Mist E-Shop.
Hellfest 2012 Lineup Finalized
The finalized lineup for Hellfest 2012 has been announced. The festival will run from June 15-17, 2012 in Clisson France. Mainstage headliners are as follows:
June 15:
Lynyrd Skynrd
June 16:
Guns N Roses
Within Temptation
June 17:
Black Sabbath
Motley Crue
Blue Oyster Cult
Other headline acts for the various stages include:
June 15: King Diamond, Cannibal Corpse, Amon Amarth
June 16: Machine Head, Entombed, Behemoth, Saint Vitus
June 17: Lamb of God, Trivium, Children of Bodom, Dimmu Borgir, Biohazard More...
Saint Vitus Reveals New Album Release Date
As previously announced, U.S. doom legends Saint Vitus recently completed the recording of the band's eighth studio album, and the first since 1995.
This forthcoming opus, marking the return of seminal vocalist Scott "Wino" Weinrich, is entitled "Lillie: F-65" and has been tentatively scheduled for a March 23rd (27th in North America), 2012 release via Season of Mist Records.
Saint Vitus has also just been confirmed for the next edition of the Sweden Rock Festival, which will take place in Sölvesborg, Sweden on June 6th - 9th, 2012.
Saint Vitus Announces New Album Title
U.S. doom legends Saint Vitus have announced that the band's new LP will be entitled "Lilly F65." the band recently signed a worldwide deal with Season of Mist Records. The album is expected to be be released in the first quarter of 2012 and is the band's first album since "Die Healing" in 1995.
Vocalist Scott "Wino" Weinrich spoke with Terrorizer magazine recently and explained the name of the album: "Y'know the reason we called it 'Lilly F65'? It was a powerful downer back in our day and well, Dave [Chandler, guitar] really had a thing for his downers." Wino went on to say that the album sound is "really bleak and Vitus all the way."
Saint Vitus Signs With Season Of Mist Records
U.S. doom legends Saint Vitus signed worldwide deal with Season of Mist Records. The band recently recorded a new full length album which will be released in 2012. It will mark the first album since 1995.
"Making this album was really a blast", Dave Chandler comments. "Being able to live in an environment where all we had to concentrate on was the new material, became very inspiring. And along with our new drummer Henry Vasquez and label Season of Mist, this record has given us a new opportunity to show everyone that we still have more to shove in your face".
Saint Vitus is confirmed for the following upcoming festivals:
Maryland Deathfest, Baltimore – May 27th, 2012
Hellfest, France - June 16th, 2012
Tuska Open Air, Finland - June 29th, 2012
Maryland Deathfest 2012 Final Bands Confirmed
The tenth annual Maryland Deathfest is set to take place in Baltimore, Maryland on May 24-27, 2012 and the final 12 bands were recently announced. They are:
BRUJERIA (Mexico)
ARCHGOAT (Finland)
UNANIMATED (Sweden)
NEEDFUL THINGS (Czech Republic)
DIE PIGEON DIE (Australia)
Additionally, the organizers have announced the lineup for the first day (Thursday). AUTOPSY will be headlining this day and the rest of the bands playing will be: AGALLOCH, EYEHATEGOD, RORSCHACH, DYING FETUS, DESASTER, NEEDFUL THINGS, DIE PIGEON DIE, and EXTERMINATION ANGEL.
Four-day passes (Thursday-Sunday) and 3-day passes (Friday-Sunday) will go on sale on Monday, September 26th. Single day tickets for Thursday will also go on sale on the 26th. More...
Saint Vitus Footage From Austin Show Posted
High definition, fan-recorded footage of St. Vitus' performance in Austin, Texas at Red 7 on August 20th, 2011 is available online. The Austin show was part of a mini-tour that included a Dallas-area "Ride for Dime" benefit show on the previous night.
You can also read what Metalunderground.com had to say about this show.


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BOSTON (AP) — The FBI has released photos of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings and is asking for the public's help in identifying them.
FBI Agent Richard DesLauriers (deh'-LOHR'-ee-ay) says the photos came from surveillance cameras near the explosion sites.
The explosions Monday killed three people and injured more than 180.
The images were released hours after President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama attended an interfaith service at a Roman Catholic cathedral in Boston to remember the victims, including an 8-year-old boy.
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Nathan Hageman, who clinched the £1m prize on the Ant and Dec hosted show in 2011, sent message after vile message to his victim
His I Can't Sing! theatre musical is closing just SIX weeks after it launched in the West End
New eight-part series will offer business wannabes a winner's prize of £1million, newspaper report claims
After nine long years of fame-hungry work-shy wannabes, stupefying sob stories and not many stars, it could just be that a bored nation has had enough
Perrie describes her relationship with One Direction superstar Zayn, admitting she doesn't think of him as a celebrity
An online campaign led by the Labour MP for Walthamstow, Stella Creasy, is calling for the deal to be dropped
The Geordie duo said viewer numbers plunged from 7million to 3.9million because tuning in for a week bored people
The contestant, named only by audience members as "Graham from Berkshire", struck it rich after around five hours of filming
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And hours after she was caught sharing nicotine with her unborn child Ms Solomon is plugging new show
Simon Cowell always wanted to rule the Earth – now he has set his sights on space as well.
I'm a big fan of Take Me Out, but it'll be no likey, no lighty from me if they let us down again
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Aaron Withers came across as an inexperienced, unlucky-in-love bachelor to his TV dating hopefuls.
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As the sun sets on another sensational TV year, let's pause to salute the shocking shows that shook the world...
HE'S already rich beyond his wildest dreams.
FORGET his usual wheat-free Japanese beer, someone get Simon Cowell some festive spirit[s]. Sharpish.
SIMON Cowell wants to keep Britain's Got Talent top of the ratings by returning as a judge – and bringing in Barbara Windsor too.
ANT and Dec are bringing back a revamped version of their axed ITV show Saturday Night Takeaway.
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Hopeless contestants with a lack of general knowledge try to win cash for others
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Simon Cowell says Red or Black? winner Nathan Hageman should look at his "conscience" when he decides what to do with his £1 million prize money.
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"Peace comes when self is in harmony with the rhythm of the heart." - H Khan
All life is energetically woven together as strands of a great web. Every living being is connected to the whole of Creation by these living strands of light. When one is out of balance, it affects the whole, like a string of an instrument that plays out of tune, or a piece of thread coming loose, creating a tear in the fabric.
We are intricately connected to each other, and to this living Earth. Every breath we breathe is a sacred breath, a living force that breathes life into everything and everyone. Everything we think, speak and do ripples out throughout the web of creation. We therefore carry a sacred responsibility for our thoughts, our words and our actions.
Our Earth is being destroyed and is suffering, and this is the reflection and consequence of our own inner and outer actions, as a species. In our essence, we are made of light - we are seeded and given life and a sacred purpose or function. When we use energy in ways that are disharmonious with the sacred principles of life, our luminosity begins to dim and we experience a sense of disconnection, or dis-ease. This disconnection manifests as a restlessness within, a closing of the heart or an agitation in our being that leads us into behaviors that attempt to fill us up with what we are missing, though nothing can truly nourish us, other than the essence of who we really are.
Restlessness, stress, tension, pain, addictions, sickness and disease are the result of the disharmony that manifests in the spiritual, energetic, mental, emotional, physical and environmental aspects of our being, through living in a way that is disconnected from our soul, and out of tune with Nature.
In order to return to a harmonious state (our true nature), it is necessary to recognise and understand how and why we have moved out of balance, and do the work to resolve, rebalance and change.
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NFL Free Agency Opens With $133 Million Pay Cap, Vick on Market
Michael Vick, Eric Decker and Jairus Byrd are among the free agents who stand to benefit from the National Football League's 8.1 percent salary cap jump to $133 million per team, the sport's biggest increase since 2006.
The NFL's free agency period begins at 4 p.m. New York time today, when teams are allowed to officially announce player signings. Clubs were able to open contract negotiations with players' agents on March 8.
"History tells you that there will be more deals out there for big money," said former Indianapolis Colts President Bill Polian, now an NFL analyst for ESPN.
Vick, who lost his job as the Philadelphia Eagles' starting quarterback last season, said he still wants to be a starter in the NFL. The No. 1 overall pick in the 2001 draft, Vick will be 34 next season, which will be his 12th in the NFL.
"I want to make sure I put myself in the best possible situation," Vick told NFL Network last month. "Ultimately the goal is to win football games. Being on the back end of my career, I just have to make the right decisions right now."
Decker, 26, a wide receiver coming off a season during which he recorded 87 catches for 1,288 yards and 11 touchdowns in Denver, became a free agent after the Broncos' Super Bowl loss last month. Byrd, 27, a safety, spent the past five seasons with the Buffalo Bills, earning three Pro Bowl berths and totaling 22 interceptions in 73 games.
Defensive end Justin Tuck and receiver Hakeem Nicks of the New York Giants are in this year's free agent crop, as are receiver Santonio Holmes and cornerback Antonio Cromartie, who were released by the New York Jets over the past two days to clear about $13.75 million in salary cap space.
Free Agents
Other unrestricted free agents include quarterbacks Josh Freeman and Josh McCown; running backs Knowshon Moreno, Maurice Jones-Drew, Darren McFadden and Darren Sproles; receivers Julian Edelman, James Jones, Emmanuel Sanders and Golden Tate; offensive linemen Branden Albert and Eugene Monroe; defensive end Jared Allen, and cornerbacks Aqib Talib, Vontae Davis, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and Champ Bailey.
"System fit will determine the market. People are getting better at realizing that," Polian said, referring to the offensive or defensive systems teams incorporate. "The trend is that more and more people are being pretty selective in who they pursue, realizing that system fit is a key thing."
Among the players re-signed yesterday before they hit the free-agent market were quarterback Chad Henne, who agreed to a two-year contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and defensive end Michael Bennett, who led the Super Bowl-champion Seattle Seahawks with 8 1/2 sacks last season. Bennett's deal is worth $28.5 million over four years, ESPN reported.
Payroll Increase
The NFL's 2014 cap on player payroll rose to $133 million per team from $123 million, the biggest increase since it went from $85.5 million in 2005 to $102 million the next year. Many teams will have money to spend as a result.
Fourteen of the league's 32 teams have at least $20 million in salary cap space, according to NFL.com, with four clubs -- the Oakland Raiders, Jaguars, Cleveland Browns and Colts -- having more than $40 million apiece.
Polian, who also was a general manager of the Carolina Panthers and Buffalo Bills before running the Colts' football operations from 1997 through 2011, said teams still have to use financial caution in free agency.
"The best players are signed, so these are essentially 'B players' whose agents are looking for 'A money,'" Polian said. "That in itself is not the best of buys. You recognize that as a general manager and there are some situations that you're just forced to deal with, so you bite the bullet. When a player changes teams, systems, locale, he has an adjustment period. But there are some holes on your club you just have to fill."


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Lemon Grass Prawns
|Medium prawns
|2 Pound (1 Kilograms, Uncooked)
|Lemon grass stalk
|3 , finely chopped (Fresh Ones)
|Onions spring
|2 , chopped
|Fresh red chilies
|2 Small, finely chopped
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Finely grated ginger
|2 Tablespoon (Fresh Ones)
|Shrimp paste
|1 Teaspoon
|Brown sugar
|1 Tablespoon
|Coconut milk
|4 Fluid Ounce (1/2 Cup / 125 Milliliter)
1. Wash prawns, leaving shells and heads intact and place in a shallow glass or ceramic dish.
2. Place lemon grass, spring onions, chillies, garlic, ginger and shrimp paste in a food processor or blender and process until smooth. Add sugar and coconut milk and process to combine. Spoon mixture over prawns, toss to combine, cover and marinate in the refrigerator for 3-4 hours.
3. Preheat barbecue to a high heat. Drain prawns, place on barbecue and cook, turning several times, for 5 minutes or until prawns change colour. Serve immediately.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 971 Calories from Fat 273
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 32 g49.7%
Saturated Fat 27.3 g136.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1487.8 mg495.9%
Sodium 3247.3 mg135.3%
Total Carbohydrates 35 g11.6%
Dietary Fiber 4.3 g17.4%
Sugars 20.8 g
Protein 143 g285.3%
Vitamin A 7.9% Vitamin C 46.8%
Calcium 6.9% Iron 18.5%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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How Interesting!
Thanks for the addition Skeen Family info. I hope someday we find that common ancestor!
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My bad--Aunt Mary was born in1902. In 1930, she was a school teacher I North Dakota. Good luck in your search. I'd love to know who our common ancestor is!
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Your great uncle is 10 years older then Mary and her brother Harry, but it's possible they knew each other. Aunt Mary never married and never had children. I'm not able to trace Aunt Mary's DNA, because I don't know of any living female relatives from her maternal tree. But if you have Skeens in your family tree, then the family resemblance could very well be true. I'll check the 1930 census and see where she was living at that time. Will write back soon.
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Hi, Cuz! Aunt Mary Carpenter had blue eyes and brown hair. I'm not sure about James Carpenter (who went by his middle name, Ed).
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If you would like to transfer both Homer and Helen's memorial pages to me, that would be great. I have more info I can add for Homer, not so much for Helen, but I'll do my best. Thanks.
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chan85: little off-topic, but found this figure for the UK, do you have an equivalent US figure (couldn't find it!)
Card fraud losses as a proportion of the amount we spent on our cards decreases – from 0.066% during January to June 2011 to 0.063% during the first half of this year
According to The UK Cards Association, total fraud losses on UK cards totalled £185.0 million between January and June 2012. This is a 9 per cent increase on losses in the first half of last year (£169.8 million), but represents a fall of 39% from the total of £304.2 million in the first half of 2008 when fraud was at its peak.
Figures suggest fraudsters bypassing security safeguards by duping consumers into handing over their own details
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So, you have all the tech, but if a customer can be fooled......!
I don't actually. I am most familiar with my own banks info, and even to find the exact figures on what types we catch the most I would have to dig. But it would not surprise me if it was similar information. I can't tell you how often I call people to just verify activity and they interrupt me and say what do you need from me, and start listing card number, expiration date, security codes. ssns, everything! And that's unprovoked! I get customers all the time who say they got a call from someone saying they have to refund them some money, just need all their card info, and then BAM! We have western union charges being attemtped all over the place. Customers are their own worst enemies. If a box pops up on the computer or they get a call or letter, they just GIVE them the goat!!! And they are like they had my address so I thought it was ok, when half of them are listed in the white pages....... everybody has your address!
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A blocked punt for a touchdown. An interception return for a touchdown. A tipped pass resulting in a touchdown. And the return of heart-and-soul player Malik Sims.
Palo Duro was not to be messed with Friday night in Dick Bivins Stadium.
The Dons, playing inspired by the return of injured quarterback Sims, rolled up a 38-point lead in the first half and used that momentum to clinch a playoff berth and beat Caprock, 55-21, in a District 3-4A game featuring a rare coaching experience.
This was the seventh time PD coach Steve Parr coached against his son, Caprock head coach Seth Parr. Steve now leads the Parr Bowl series, 4-3.
Only a playoff berth for PD mattered as the Dons moved to 2-2 in 3-4A with one game remaining.
"I don't know if our inspiration came just as much for Malik as our desire to go to the playoffs," Steve Parr said. "This group has battled back all year. It's great to have No. 12 (Sims) back and have the opportunity to play. It's great to make the playoffs. That was a big first half. A big half for us."
Palo Duro had Caprock — a team playing without its injured starting quarterback — down 38-0 by halftime and in huge hole the Longhorns never could climb out of.
What started the Dons scoring rolling was the hustle of senior Shenard Shepherd.
Shepherd was able to block a Caprock punt on the run while standing up and then recover the loose ball himself in the end zone for a 7-0 lead with 4:40 to play in the first quarter.
That hustle play, Shepherd's sixth block kick of the season, seemed to ignite the Dons.
On PD's next four offensive possessions it produced a Daniel Lopez 31-yard field goal and three touchdowns, two on runs in length of 38 and 35 yards by elusive junior running back Anthony McClain,
The other touchdown was a Sims 39-yard pass to Dashon Johnson with a touch of bad luck for Caprock when defensive back Zac Lujan tipped the pass but it landed in Johnson's hands.
That was Sims first TD pass this season, an impressive comeback from dislocating and breaking his left ankle in an August scrimmage.
"The energy was there all game," said Sims, who looked sharp in completing 5-of-7 passes for 88 yards and showed little limp.
"Our senior year and getting in the playoffs is what we wanted. I thought the blocked punt put all the momentum on our side and then we ran with it. I feel good. It killed to be on the sidelines but our backup quarterback (Kendrick Buckingham) put us in the position where were are at now."
Not that PD's offense needed help on this night, racking 374 yards, but sandwiched inbetween McClain's TD runs was an acrobatic interception by Elton Anthony, who tipped a Santiago Nunez pass to himself and returned it 25 yards for a TD.
"The defense was very opportunistic," said PD coach Steve Parr. "We were sluggish early on offense. We are getting healthy and getting better."
PD was led by McClain's 98 yards rushing. while big 220-pound running back Antaun Turner also returned from an injury and gained 50 yards and scored a touchdown.
Caprock, which would have been in the playoffs with a win, fell to 1-3 in district.
The Longhorns gained 16 yards in the first half and were unable to establish a running game against PD's quick defense. But Caprock did come to life in the second half with backup quarter Nunez looking more comfortable.
Nunez threw for 237 yards and three touchdowns, connecting with Shawn Stewart, Jordan Atkinson and Adonis Chatman for the scores.
But on this night, it was too little, too late.
"We knew we couldn't turn the ball over and knew we had to play field position with some of our new guys in there," said Caprock coach Seth Parr. "The blocked punt did change the momentum and the course of the game. We told our guys in the second half to play hard and play fast and win every down and hopefully we continue to get better." Palo Duro 55, Caprock 21
Caorock 0 0 14 7 — 21
Palo Duro 7 31 7 10 — 55
First quarter
PD—Shenard Shepherd punt block recover in end zone (Lopez kick), 4:40
Second quarter
PD—Lopez 31 FG, 11:41
PD—Anthony McClain 38 run (Lopez kick), 8:52
PD—Elton Anthony 25 interception return (Lopez kick), 7:38
PD—McClain 35 run (Lopez kick), 2:15
PD—DaShon Johnson 39 pass from Malik Sims (Lopez kick), 0:47
Third quarter
C—Shawn Stewart 10 pass from Santiago Nunez (Cristian Venegas kick), 8:44
PD—Antaun Turner 1 run (Lopez kick), 4:49
C—Jordan Atkinson 30 pass from Nunez (Venegas kick), 3:45
Fourth quarter
PD—Kendrick Buckingham 4 run (Lopez kick)
PD—Sergio Gonez 22 FG, 2:23
C—Adonis Chatman 8 pass from Nunez (Venegas kick), 0:53
Caprock Palo Duro
First Downs 11 14
Rushing Yards (-)8 286
Passing Yards 237 88
Total Yards 229 374
Punts-Avg. 4-35.7 3-28.3
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0
Penalties-yards 5-35 11-105
RUSHING: Caprock — Caleb Estrada 6-4, Santiago Nunez 5-(9), Jordan Atkinson 1-(-4), Isaac Contreras 1-(-)2, Shawn Stewart 1-0.
Palo Duro — Anthony McClain 10-98, Malik Sims 4-16, Khalil Gipson 1-2, Kenrdick Buckingham 4-51, Moraye Burgess 2-7, Elijah Matthews 1-6, Samajre Hill 1-33, Antaun Turner 15-50, Rashad Steptoe 2-23.
PASSING: Caprock — Santiago Nunez 19-40-2—237; Palo Duro — Malik Sims 5-7-0—88.
RECEIVING: Caprock — Caleb Estrada 6-0, Josh Martinez 1-15, Austin Cruz-Riley 3-83, Jordan Atkinson 1-30, Adonus Chatman 4-51, Shawn Stewart 1-10, Javion Estrada 3-41.
Palo Duro — Semajre Hill 2-49, Tevin Donald 1-0, Doshon Johnson 1-39.


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The River Wife
by Jonis Agee
by Jonis Agee
Dona's review
Jul 16, 2008
An actual line from this novel reads, "He pulled her down on top of him and surprised her with his ferocious lovemaking, the monster out of its cave once again." If that kind of writing isn't enough to deter you, perhaps the ludicrous melodrama will. Someone dies, is born, maimed or murdered on every page, except for ten extra-excruciating pages near the beginning of the book when Annie Lark lies trapped for five days under wooden beams during the New Madrid Shaking. (Yet, miraculously, she is still able to smell the scent of lavendar on her fur trapper rescuer when he arrives!) Agee has tried to write bodice-ripping romance, historical fiction, mystery, and literature with feminist themes, but falls short in all categories.
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What isn't mentioned is the fearsome endurance of the women in the book, choosing to survive in any way they know how. The women are strong and courageous, while the men squander their lives in greed. It isn't a story for the faint, it is gruesome in its reality - if you want fairy tales I don't suggest this book.


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I can get XBox games on my PC right now, for the most part. They're in Microsoft store, they're on Origin, et cetera.
I go to Steam because it's easy to find funky stuff and there's always a sale.
The XBox app won't change that.
I am unable to explain how dis-appetizing this ending choice of phrasing was.
This may be the first textual diet suppressor.
I lost my five star while Uber's rider ratings were still leaking, because a driver went to the wrong location, and felt that I should walk seven blocks to meet them, and when I said no, they felt that that was worth a one-star.
According to Uber's customer service staff, they even confirmed that as the reason, but Uber still feels that the rating should stand, because as a rider, I should not have the expectation of being picked up within a mile of my location.
My impression of Uber's customer service is rather poor, as a result.
The terrorists will take it that way, yes.
Sony should release, even in a limited way. Online would be great.
All they've done is taught attackers that they can force our media around.
Really disappointed in everyone involved here. Especially the cinemas. At least Sony *was* going to follow through.
Oh nonsense.
to reject a pull request that eliminates a gendered pronoun on the principle that pronouns should in fact be gendered would constitute a fireable offense for me and for Joyent.
Back here in the real world, this is how this sounds:
"Ben decided that someone was making changes to the codebase that had no technical purpose, which served solely to push someone's weird social agenda and desperation to modify the language to suit them, as well as to refer to anything which went otherwise as sexist. Since this is pointless, and since Ben has been in communities where this created unnecessary shitstorms, Ben rejected the PR in the hope of preventing a bunch of drama-driven developers from wasting a year complaining about unimportant things. When Isaac decided to merge the PR, Ben felt slighted: he had been given the authority to make these decisions, and Isaac decided to make a social point that Ben would get trampled no matter what."
That's all fine and good. One developer is being a neckbeard about not wanting to hear a cry of oppression in something that has nothing to do with social justice. The other developer is being a neckbeard about being all inclusive no matter the tone.
Then you get to the point that adults are angry about.
and if he had been, he wouldn't be as of this morning: to reject a pull request that eliminates a gendered pronoun on the principle that pronouns should in fact be gendered would constitute a fireable offense for me and for Joyent.
That says "we value Ben so little that our disagreement over the nature of an unimportant, purely social justice related, non-technical PR would have caused us to fire him on the spot, instead of to have a discussion."
That's *ridiculous*. Employers have an obligation to their employees to create safety and stability. There is no legitimate cause on God's green earth for that to be a fireable offense. Joyent's management are PR-oriented children, and that you're standing up for them is an embarrassment to the 'movement' you're trying to rationalize.
I am a gay and trans ally.
But nobody should get anything sterner over something like that than a stern talking to. That's *obscene*.
Target and K-Mart understand consumers far better than you ever will. Target's the company that knows people are pregnant before they do themselves.
Despite that you disagree with this, your extremely superficial read is probably self serving.
It is very likely that protestor revenue loss simply outweighs game loss after the high sales launch. I expect that they know exactly what they're doing.
The worst thing I can think of in The Bible is the Great Flood.
If you think that's ten times worse than anything that happens in video games, I think you might need to play some more video games. That doesn't even cover Final Fantasy materia.
Sephiroth will straight up destroy Saturn like five separate times per fight while trying to kill you.
I agree, pretending that a company choosing to not sell an item in its stores is a form of censorship is likely to get you karma on Slashdot, despite being critically incorrect.
Hopefully nobody notices that they still sell Lifetime specials and so forth in their TV section.
Maybe Romper Stomper and Mad Max got through on local cultural relevance.
Generally, actually, yes, the model predicting outcomes does mean that the model is accurate. That is the purpose and evaluation of models.
If you disagree, please inform us what does mean that the model is accurate, or possibly assert that models are not judged as accurate.
You can't pave the earth with detectors
Can too.
Beware of the Turing Tar-pit in which everything is possible but nothing of interest is easy.


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