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The transitions, the textures, the almost exhausting task of following the notes in each song makes you wonder what kind of band can bring to life such a recording. Raleigh, N.C.-based Between the Buried and Me (BTBAM) are such a band and they present their latest exploration, Colors (Victory Records).
Produced once again by Jamie King (The Human Abstract, Beloved, Through the Eyes of the Dead) BTBAM bring even more complexity and mood from its last release Alaska.
"Foam Born: (a) The Backtrack" begins with a lovely but somber piano intro and immediately makes the descent into their chaotic juxtaposition of keyboard-laced melodies and off-time guitars. It serves as an appropriate introduction the rest of the 62 minutes of unrelenting yet very in tuned grind/prog-metal.
"(b) The Decade of Statues" properly begins the assault of the senses. The now recognizable wall of thunderous sound that BTBAM is known for is still in tact. The grind/death metal combos still sound as fierce as anything else in their catalog. The technical and broad guitar work by Paul Waggoner and Dusty Waring leave you speechless.
"Informal Gluttony" has drummer Blake Richardson starting out with a tribal-esque tempo ala Sepultura. BTBAM then graces listeners' ears with Middle Eastern-inspired guitar arrangements and vocalist Tommy Rogers transitions from the guttural to the serene with great fluidity. I definitely hear more of the Paul McCartney/Thom Yorke influences in his vocals. That in itself separates him from the now generic sing/scream combos that many metal and hard-core bands are doing nowadays.
Clocking in at 10:58, "Sun of Nothing" continues to extend the savagery with flawless execution. BTBAM add enough atmospheric brushes throughout the song to create much more depth. A quirky piano break reminiscent of Mr. Bungle is added for good measure. The song continues as a beautiful excursion into the land of Pink Floyd and culminates at the end into an almost gritty but frantic climb down of riffs and turmoil.
"Ants of the Sky" can be considered a testament to what BTBAM have become. They are a grandiose collective of honest musicians who show no predictability in where the song will take you. The matching and intense circus-like organ competes with the rest of the music in an almost showdown-like fashion. This reminds me more of the structures on The Silent Circus. There is a haunting quality to Rogers' croon. It almost sounds as if you cannot trust it fully but you have no other choice on its journey.
As the longest song on the record the record-clocked at 14:13, the epic "White Walls" ends the long passage in fine form. BTBAM have already taken you in and out of every sensation. They end the record as they started with Rogers still keeping enough potency vocally to bring out any lasting emotion with each scream. At the 5:00 mark, the lush prog-like tendencies make another appearance and for the next two minutes, it sounds as if it just prepares you for one last spectacle. The profound and anthemic torrent that BTBAM leaves is nothing short of astounding.
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Prog rock has always been, by definition, kind of overblown -- epic keyboard! Finger-tapping, warp-speed guitar solos! Melodies across more octaves than is humanly possible! So Trans-Siberian Orchestra might have achieved the apex of the style by creating an entirely new offshoot, dubbed "rock theater." From the beginning, band founder and music industry vet Paul O'Neill envisioned TSO less as a traditional album-by-album band, and more as a vehicle for producing music-driven, full-on spectacles. His original idea was a few rock operas and a trilogy about Christmas, but it was this holiday fare that quickly became the most popular. The band's debut album, 1996's Christmas Eve and Other Stories, mixed unabashedly feel-good holiday sentiment with electric-guitar powered updates on symphonic sounds and Christmas classics. That disc remains the band's best-selling, and similar albums have followed suit. In recent years, TSO has also toured behind a non-holiday-themed disc, Night Castle, but its bread and butter remains its annual winter tours. This time around the band revisits Christmas Eve and Other Stories with a full-on stage show at American Airlines Arena (601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami) that includes backup singers, musicians, set changes, and special effects. If you like a little metal inflection with your Pachelbel's Canon, you're in luck. If that raises an eyebrow, well, even the biggest cynics have been known to melt under the power of TSO's blasts of unequaled hard rock holiday cheer.
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Particularly renowned is the Rutunda within the architecture and geo-art park of Nikolo-Lenivets, currently on display with an alternative version at the Tuileries Gardens in Paris. He was also recently on show in Milan at the Galleria Nina Lumer and at the Galleria Milano. La Strada, is the project that earned him his latest recognition: four rows of small beds representing a moving Russian train, each one of them complete with men's slippers and a small table set with a tea glass and a lump of sugar. And, as usual, the protagonists of his works are everyday materials of little value: used tea bags, burnt matches, rope, paper, wood and iron. Illuminated with big-impact plays of light, with his touch even daily life becomes exciting.
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If you're looking for anime similar to Cardfight!! Vanguard, you might like these titles. All recommendations are made by Anime-Planet users like you!
At the island-based Duel Academy, young potential duelists gain the skills they need to become a top notch duelist. The students are divided into three classes named after the three Egyptian god cards: the top ranked Obelisk Blue, average Ra Yellow, and beginner Slifer Red. Jaden Yuki is currently a student at the academy, and is a huge fan of the famous Yugi Mutou. Though Jaden must start off slowly in the Slifer Red class, his goal is impressive: to become the next King of Games! Together with Syrus, Chumley, and Bastion, their dueling matches will draw them into the shadow realm, and into trouble. Jaden and the gang must do the only thing possible: get their game on!
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I agree
I've admittedly only seen YGO GX in the YGO franchise, but both it and Cardfight are quite similar. Players battle it out with cards, the difference being that in YGO actual monsters are summoned, while imaginary creatures are shown in Cardfight. Still, you watch the hit points rise and fall and there's a typical shounen feel to both.
Another card game Anime about childeren and their dream to win in the big tournaments. Both GX and Vanguard are decent card game anime, though nither are as good as Yu-gi-oh! 5d's.
It's the same idea, fights with card games are involved in the plot as a main concept. Although Cardfight!! Vanguard is not focus on supernatural powers (like the realm of darkness in yugioh series) instead this anime is focused in card battling game.
Ever since Yugi Mutou completed the Millennium Puzzle his life has changed; he's made friends, learned how to play the card game Duel Monsters and has gained more confidence in himself. After his grandfather is beaten in a duel he is challenged by Seto Kaiba, ranked number two in the world, but Yugi beats him regardless. Now, as a result of his victory, Yugi has attracted the attention of the game's creator, Pegasus. Yugi is then challenged to a dual in an alternate reality where magic brings the monsters to life, but is beaten and his grandfather's soul is taken. In order to retrieve it Yugi must now participate in a tournament against the best duelists in the world, defeat the game's creator, and learn more about the secrets within his Millennium Puzzle!
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Cardfight is nearly identical to duel monsters. Going beyond the elemental fact of both revolving around a card game, they both feature a meek boy who owns a card which is precious to him for reasons having nothing to do with the game, and who then has said card stolen by an obnoxious punk, then must go on a card dueling adventure to try to get his special card back. Even the special cards themselves are very similar, with both being very powerful cards and having very similar looking white armor. If you wanted more yu-gi-oh, then cardfight is for you. If you can't wait for more episodes of cardfight, yu-gi-oh will keep you happy.
Both anime involve card games. Some of the characters in Cardfight Vanguard are similar (personality wise) to those in Yu-Gi-Oh. While Yu-Gi-Oh embaces the supernatural/fantasy stuff from the get go, Cardfight Vanguard starts off a bit more realistic/grounded (though supernatural/fantasy stuff do get introduced later). In any case, both are decent card game anime and those who like one may like the other (though keep in mind that it takes Cardfight Vanguard a bit longer to get epic than Yu-Gi-Oh).
They're both cardgames that revolve around the young protagonist and his adventures. Good introductories into the actual trading card games
Welcome to the game of Live On! In it, people known as Cardlivers use collectible cards to summon mysterious creatures for battles. One such Cardliver is Kakeru, an elementary school student who wants nothing more than to beat his friend Ai in a game. During a stroll through a park Kakeru runs across a hurt puppy named Petal and, using a card that it gives to him, transforms into a wondrous wolf and defeats the dog's would-be and sinister captors. Alongside Petal, Kakeru sets forth with his new cards to become the best Live On player around!
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While Live On is more fantastical with monsters, both it and Cardfight revolve around card battles and are aimed at a younger shounen crowd. If you like the 'I can't lose!' attitude of one, try out the other.
1 votes
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Both of these animes are closely related through the cards they are based upon for example this two animes both battle with cards. Both of the main characters may have different personalities but the both love to use their deck and battle with others.
Asai Mugi's everyday life is very much impacted by a singular problem: she suffers from extreme shyness. Her sole friend Touyama Kayo would like to help her out as they've just entered high school, but Mugi's shyness is the sort that steals her voice entirely. It is too bad for Mugi that a freak shout on her part attracted the attention of Nono Ichinose. Nono is on a mission to save her Drama Research Society, and she isn't prepared to accept shyness as excuse from on-stage performances! With a small group of close friends to encourage and educate her, Mugi will be given a chance to be more than she is now. But, can someone so terribly shy really become a stage actress in just a few short months?
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It's strange recommendation, I know. Hitohira has none of the cool fight scenes that Vanguard has, nor is it related to card games in any way, but the main character and internal struggles kept reminding me of Aichi. The entire plot of Hitohira is centered around a club/hobby that gives the main character confidnce, she reminded me of the early Aichi. There is also an aspect of clubs and fighting to keep them alive that was similar to the begining of the Link Joker arch (if you've seen it). So if you liked watching Aichi grow and find something to fight for, I would check out Hitohira.


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Phoenix canariensis
|Canary Island date palm
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|Scientific classification
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|Binomial name
|Phoenix canariensis
Phoenix canariensis is a species of flowering plant in the palm family Arecaceae, native to the Canary Islands. It is a relative of Phoenix dactylifera, the true date palm. It is the natural symbol of the Canary Islands, together with the canary Serinus canaria.[1] Mature Phoenix canariensis are often used in the ornamental landscape and are collected and transplanted to their new planting location. A Canary Island Date Palm with 30 feet of trunk is approximately 60 years of age.
Phoenix canariensis is a large solitary palm, 10–20 m (33–66 ft) tall, occasionally growing to 40 m (131 ft). The leaves are pinnate, 4–6 m (13–20 ft) long, with 80–100 leaflets on each side of the central rachis. The fruit is an oval, yellow to orange drupe 2 cm (0.79 in) long and 1 cm (0.39 in) in diameter and containing a single large seed; the fruit pulp is edible but too thin to be worth eating.
Common names in English include Canary Island date palm and pineapple palm. The common name in Spanish-speaking countries and in the Canary Islands is palmera canaria.
The Canary Island date palm is typically cultivated in subtropical climates, particularly in dry-summer subtropical climates Mediterranean climates, but also in wet-summer or humid subtropical climates like eastern Australia and the southeastern United States. There are even several instances of cultivated Canary Island Date Palms in high-latitude oceanic climates, such as Ireland and the Channel Islands.[2] It can be cultivated where temperatures rarely fall below −10 or −12 °C (14 or 10 °F) for extended periods, although it will require some protection if cold periods are longer than normal. It is a slowly growing tree, exclusively propagated by seed.
The palm is easily recognized through its crown of leaves and trunk characteristics. It is not uncommon to see Canary Island date palms pruned and trimmed to enhance the appearance.[3] When pruned, the bottom of the crown, also called the nut, appears to have a pineapple shape.
The Canary Island date palm is susceptible to Fusarium wilt, a fungal disease commonly transmitted through contaminated seed, soil, and pruning tools. Spread of the disease can be reduced when pruning tools are disinfected before use on this palm.[4]
It has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.[5]
Other uses[edit]
In the Canary Islands, the sap of this date palm is used to make palm syrup. La Gomera is where most of the sap is produced in the Canary Islands.
In some mediterranean and subtropical countries, Phoenix canariensis has proven to be an invasive plant. In New Zealand, it has invaded a range of habitats. It is also considered naturalised in peninsular Spain, Italy, Australia, Bermuda and parts of the United States (Florida, Arizona, Southern Nevada, California, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama).[6][7] It is listed as invasive in California.[8] In Auckland, New Zealand, the palm has itself become a host for the naturalised Australian strangler fig, Ficus macrophylla.
See also[edit]
- ^ Ley 7/1991, de 30 de abril, de símbolos de la naturaleza para las Islas Canarias - in spanish
- ^ "Palms in the Channel Islands – by Michael A.F. Carter". The European palm Society. Retrieved 12 December 2013.
- ^ http://realpalmtrees.com/palm-blog/a-e/canary-island-date-palm-phoenix-canariensis/
- ^ Elliott, Monica. "Fusarium Wilt of Canary Island Date Palm". UF/IFAS Extension Service. Retrieved 2016-11-21.
- ^ "RHS Plant Selector - Phoenix canariensis". Retrieved 25 May 2013.
- ^ Kew World Checklist of Selected Plant Families, Phoenix_canariensis
- ^ Biota of North America Program, map, Phoenix_canariensis
- ^ California Invasive Plant Council Invasive Plant Profile, Phoenix canariensis
External links[edit]
- Principes (Journal of the International Palm Society) Phoenix canariensis in the wild, Vol 42, No 2, April 1998. Accessed 18 May 2008.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Canary Island Date Palm.


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St. Mary Parish Sheriff Mark Hebert reported the following arrests:
Brett A. Rome, 21, of 411 Tiffany St., Patterson, and Agatha M. McCleary, 21, same address, were arrested Tuesday at 2:19 p.m. on charges of theft of goods. They were released on summonses.
Damon Cedric, 35, of Atlanta, Ga., was arrested Tuesday at 2:42 p.m. on a litter violation after allegedly dumping appliances, clothing and trash into a canal off the Charenton levee road. He was released on a summons after being escorted by a deputy to clean up the trash.
Frank J. Roberts Sr., 46, of Maurice, was arrested Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. on a warrant charging him with monetary instrument abuse in connection with a 2010 investigation into alleged counterfeiting. No bond was set.
Christopher C. Adams, 39, of 2961 Sixth St., Morgan City, was arrested Tuesday at 3:04 p.m. on warrants charging him with failure to appear on a charge of criminal neglect of family. Bond was set at $16,088.
Rene Williams, 27, of Thibodaux, was arrested Tuesday at 3:31 p.m. on warrants charging her with theft of goods and failure to appear on a charge of theft of goods. No bond was set.
Franklin Police Chief Sabria McGuire reported the arrest of Ambriell Darby, 17, of Seventh Street, Franklin, Tuesday at 10:26 a.m. on charges of unauthorized use of a movable, hit and run, no driver's license and failure to report an accident. Darby was released on $1,500 bond.
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But because I've moved on from the idea of playing pro football (since they cancelled the entire league the year I finally stood a chance), I really have no need to be that large and carry that weight. So, I turned to a new goal - I ran a half marathon Thanksgiving day, and I'll be running my first full marathon on January 7th. So, cutting weight is actually a really great goal.
But 260lbs (from 295lbs) in a month and a half a pretty aggressive goal (to do healthily, that is - I could crash diet, but that's really, really, really stupid). But through a program of diligent diet, continual training and just plain being stubborn, I'm proud to post the following, taken yesterday morning:
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You know, I could understand, just for the sake of harmony, that the two of
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Carsten Ziegeler skrev: > Daniel Fagerstrom wrote: >> After the recent refactoring of Cocoon where part of cocoon-core is >> moved to the new cocoon-bootstrap, we have two packages: o.a.c.servlet >> and o.a.c.util, that are split into two blocks. This means that we >> cannot work on Cocoon3 anymore. > Sorry to say this, but this statement is simply crap. I'm really annoyed > by those statements. Why can't you work on Cocoon3 anymore? I think you > are a little bit exaggerating here, aren't you? Starting an email with > such a paragraph is really not helping in starting a healthy discussion. > Is anybody else saying here that just because someone checked in > something which breaks building cocoon means "that we cannot work on > cocoon anymore?" I have rarely seen such statements in the past here and > I'm really wondering what your motivation for such statements is. I'm sorry if you felt attacked, I had no intension to attack you or anyone else. There was a problem that needed to be solved so that I could continue to work. Of course I could have solved it without asking at the list first. But as it involved changing packages on classes that might be part of our contract and reverting some of your recent changes I thought it was much better to ask on the list first so that we could find a solution that take all needs into account. >> With OSGi, dependencies are at the package level. If several bundles >> (blocks) provide the same package the framework will chose the package >> from one bundle and ignore the rest of the implementations of the >> package (actually, several versions of the same package can be used at >> the same time but that is not relevant for the current issue). > I thought we discussed this and I think it was you who said that it's > possible to have several bundles export the same packages. I hope I have not said that, in any case it is close to false (see the third paragraph in http://www.osgi.org/blog/2006/04/please-tell-us-what-you-want-from-osgi.html). There is some complicated workaround that can be used (see http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/equinox-dev/msg01004.html and the rest of that thread), but I think it adds other problems, so I think we should avoid split packages. > But even if > that is not possible now, we have to distinguish between bundles and > (maven) modules I think. The current bootstrap module has one single > reason: the paranoid classloader. It contains all classes that have to > go into WEB-INF lib. Everything else can be loaded from the paranoid > class loader from any destination. So this module is just there two > create a separate jar(!) - not bundle. I'm not sure, but I think most of > this stuff is useless for OSGi anyway as OSGi will do the classloading; Might be, but o.a.c.classloader is needed in cocoon-core, so I cannot just ignore cocoon-bootstrap. From your explanation it makes sense to have it as a separate jar. For the time being it seems simplest to make it a separate bundle as well. > Is it possible to have an OSGi bundle which exports classes of two jars? A bundle is packaged as a jar, so it is not possible for two separate jars. A bundle can contain internal jars that are added to the bundle internal classpath. There is something called fragments in R4 where a fragment bundle can add optional things to another bundle. I haven't studied the details about them though. >> <SNIP/> >> We have discussed package conventions for blocks before and >> o.a.c.<blockname> as package prefix for a block seam to be a reasonable >> convention, that package name clashes between block communities. > Yes, this is a good choice, but as we also discussed we can't simply > rename the packages for existing code because of compatibility. So I see > this as a long term goal. We can go in this direction by tidying up the package structure and deprecate the split packages during 2.2 and remove them in 3.0. >> For cocoon-bootstrap I would suggest that we keep o.a.c.classloader as >> is, as the whole package was moved from cocoon-core and as it doesn't >> have anything with bootstraping to do AFAICS. o.a.c.servlet can go to >> o.a.c.bootstrap.servlet (we could possibly keep and deprecate >> o.a.c.[BootstrapClassLoaderManager|ParanoidServlet] in 2.2 and just let >> them extend the moved classes in o.a.c.bootstrap.servlet). > Whatever you think is best, just go ahead - these classes are all new > for 2.2 anyway so we can use any package. In addition if you think that > bootstrap is the wrong module name, go ahead and change it. Ok, I changed that. >> o.a.c.util is >> most complicated, ClassUtils could go back to cocoon-core as it isn't >> used in cocoon-bootstrap, it is less clear what we should do with the >> WildCardHelper. > Yes, if you think that it helps, move ClassUtils back to core. The only > solution for the WildCardHelper is to duplicate the code if it's rely > required to have distinct package names. The former version was in the > o.a.c.matching.helper package. We could put it back there. The WildCardHelper is used outside the matchers, so it made sense to move it to util. I moved it back to util in core and kept a copy in bootstrap. > I really think that these package name restrictions of OSGi bundles will > lead to problems in the long run for us. I'm certain that it will. Modularization is not for free, OTH having a huge monolith is even more expensive. > Just to stress the portal as an > example, I want to split the code base into several modules(!), one for > the portal core, one for the portlet integration, one for the wsrp4j > integration and so on. Now, all classes have the base package > o.a.c.portal, while the different modules use sub packages like > o.a.c.portal.pluto or o.a.c.portal.wsrp4j; I really hope that we don't > have to give up these package naming conventions just because of the > OSGi bundling. As long as you don't want to contribute classes to a single package from several modules, it will be fine. > I currently don't know if each module will be an own > bundle or not and how this will work in OSGi; I would suggest that each module produce a bundle, everything else seem complicated. The idea with modules IIRC is that they produce exactly one artifact. > but I think that the ideal > solution for this would be that I don't have to worry about that and > just write my code. Everything else will then hopefully handled by the > framework I use. Sure, that would be nice ;) But I have never seen any framework that doesn't impose any restrictions whatsoever. And currently OSGi is the main modularization framework in Java and considering the development pace in the Eclipse community and elsewhere the restrictions seem to support development rather than hinder it. /Daniel
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Vettel was 2.4sec ahead of Hamilton at the end of the opening lap, and simply controlled the pace to win by 22.2sec after a problem with the floor on Hamilton's car caused him an off-course moment in Turn One on the 32nd lap and cost him some crucial downforce.
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Despite Hamilton's tyre conservation, which came on a day when all of the gloomy predictions about the anticipated short lifespan of Pirelli's tyres proved completely unfounded, it was the loose floor of the McLaren that finally blunted what slim chance of victory the Briton had. "The guys around me seemed to get better starts," he mused. "I'd changed the clutch settings as I was asked to on the grid lap, but maybe we made changes that were too aggressive because when I dumped the clutch I got masses of wheelspin. Fortunately I had KERS to save me, otherwise I would have lost second place to Mark.
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Sunny Hills girls earn another shot at Division 2 title
FULLERTON - For much of the first half of Tuesday's CIF-SS Division 2 semifinals, the Sunny Hills girls soccer team controlled the ball in its offensive zone. Westlake turned the tables for the final 10 minutes of the second half, making for a tense conclusion to an elimination match.
A shot off the crossbar and a free kick by Westlake's best player added to the drama. But the Sunny Hills' sideline could finally relax when the referee blew the final whistle, capping a 1-0 Lancers' victory that sends them to the title game for the second consecutive season.
Shawna Wilson scored the game's lone goal 10 minutes into the contest. After Nicole Griffith's corner kick was deflected toward the middle of the field, the ball found Wilson, who volleyed it off her chest and booted it toward the goal. The ball bounced off the keeper's hands and into the net.
"Our goal the whole year was to get to March 2," Wilson said. "Last year we made it to the finals and it sucked to lose. This year we've been on a mission to get there. We're finally there and it feels great."
Top-seeded Sunny Hills (24-1-5), which has gone 29 consecutive matches without a loss, will try to get over the hump Saturday against No. 3 Long Beach Wilson. The time and place of the game will be announced by the CIF-SS on Wednesday.
Wilson's goal was the difference, but it was the Lancers' defensive unit that she is part of that once again starred for Sunny Hills.
Kirsten Martin, Kendra Serrano, Bethany Hanson, Jewels Zuniga and Wilson helped the Lancers earn their 21st shutout of the season. Martin, who at her own request moved from the left flank to the center to mark Arielle Ship, Westlake's star player, all but shut down the U17 national team player.
"Our team starts with defense," Sunny Hills coach Jeff Gordon said, "and we know that we're in every game because we have girls that are going to battle and find a way to shut down the other team."
It could be what puts Sunny Hills over the top on Saturday.