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There are some people who have walked this planet that leave behind a legacy so profound that their name is remembered for generations. They affect society and draw followers from far and wide. Sometimes these people become messiahs, sometimes they become serial killers. Nostradamus will be remembered in the annals of history firstly as a prophet and seer. Others will remember him as a con-artist, thief and liar. As is ever the case, it is often a matter of what you believe. But the truth is that there are even now in the 21st century predictions made by that infamous character that cannot be explained with rationality. From predicting the death of kings and the emergence of evil upon the world to the very end of civilization as we know it. Welcome to the world of the most famous and infamous prophet, Michel de Nostredame aka Nostradamus.
"Way beyond a conspiracy theory." – Extreme DVD
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Running Time: 70 mins plus special features
Genre: Conspiracy, Prophecy, End Times
Catalog# RYE 1252
UPC – 760137336594
Categories: CONSPIRACY, FORBIDDEN KNOWLEDGE, NEW WORLD ORDER
EUROPE'S ROSWELL: UFO crash in Aberystwyth
On a dark winter's night in January 1983, the sleepy Welsh village of Llanilar near Aberystwyth was buzzed by a strange flying craft, which hit trees, scattered shiny metal debris over four fields and flew off apparently unaffected.
One farmer witnessed the debris and clean up operation; one national newspaper carried the story; one civilian investigation team made it to the site; one collection of strange metallic debris remains. Witness for the first time ever in graphic detail genuine pieces of a crashed UFO.
Mark Olly is an author, musician, historian, archeologist and lecturer. Best known for writing and presenting the ITV Granada/Sky History Channel's popular television series "Lost Treasures." Here he presents this first investigation in a series of internationally important hidden mysteries.
Running Time: 60 plus minutes
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Categories: ALIEN/UFO, CONSPIRACY
UFO Chronicles: Masters of Deception
UFO Chronicles is an unprecedented and uncensored film series featuring the top authorities on the UFO enigma. Pilots, Astronauts, Government Officials, Military Officials, Medical Experts, Scientists, Religious Leaders and more reveal in never before seen interviews the ramifications of the Alien Presence on planet Earth. The UFO Chronicles collector's series discloses information you were never meant to know. Join historian and lecturer Richard Dolan, author of critically acclaimed book series UFOs and the National Security State and Nick Pope, known as the "Real Fox Mulder," who worked as a special investigator regarding UFO's and aerial phenomena for the UK's ministry of defense until 2006 and is now a freelance British journalist and media commentator on the subject. This edition of UFO Chronicles reveal insights into the UFO enigma and the Alien Presence on Earth exploring the role of global corporations and the one world government movement and how it influences the cover-up of the UFO phenomenon today.
RYE 11315
Running Time: 75 mins with Special Features
Categories: ALIEN/UFO, CONSPIRACY, TOP SELLERS
UFO Chronicles is an unprecedented and uncensored film series featuring the top authorities on the UFO enigma. Pilots, Astronauts, Government Officials, Military Officials, Medical Experts, Scientists, Religious Leaders and more reveal in never before seen interviews the ramifications of the Alien Presence on planet earth. The UFO Chronicles collectors series discloses information you were never meant to know.
Lt. Colonel (USAF Ret.) Wendelle C. Stevens was one of the world's most highly regarded UFO researchers. Wendelle spent much of his life involved in ufology and amassed one of the largest collections of UFO photos known to be in existence. Colonel Stevens tells of his experiences involving extraterrestrials, the history of various US military special programs and reveals numerous cases involving the sighting, investigating, and recovery of Alien craft.
Catalog# RYE 11308
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His sagging campaign never got the lift it needed.
Jeb Bush is out. After disappointing finishes in Iowa, New Hampshire, and now South Carolina, the former Florida governor announced Saturday evening that he is ending his run for the GOP presidential nomination.
To his fellow GOP contenders, Bush congratulated the candidates still "on the island." Bush, who has taken an aggressive stance recently against front-runner Donald Trump, did not take this opportunity to attack the business mogul.
Bush's debate performances steadily improved throughout the campaign, particularly when he began to take on Trump. But that failed to give his sagging campaign the lift it needed. Bush came in sixth place in Iowa, fourth in New Hampshire, and is at the back of the pack in South Carolina, far behind Trump, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio. For weeks, the press has noted the sad tone of Bush's struggling campaign. Tonight, it's finally over.


One of the most exciting projects in the last year has been working on the Prairie Girl Bakery Cupcake Cookbook. They chose to work with us to help create all 50+ images needed for the cookbook, which is released in stores and on Amazon today!
Planning the images was a challenging but very rewarding experience, we spent weeks brainstorming ideas, creating shots lists, collecting props and materials and deciding which of their delicious cupcakes would appear in each image. The shoot itself was a 10-day long event at their Toronto location, with the help of Prairie Girl herself (Jean Blacklock) and a few members of Random House's publishing team.
The shoot was lots of fun for everyone involved and we are so proud of the final product! We tried to make every shot unique and reflective of the fresh ingredients in their baked goods. Huge chunks of chocolate, falling shreds of coconut and fresh fruit helped accentuate their delicious cupcake recipes.
It is incredible to finally see the published book in person, we are so thrilled with how it all came together.


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5 addictive android games
Every once in a while, we'll see a console-quality blockbuster game come to mobile. The idea of these games sound good, but in reality, it sucks playing Madden or Call of Duty on your phone. Simple, arcade-style games are where it's at. Addictive games are the ones that soar to the top of the charts and rake in the money. These games may seem overly simple, but if you're not careful you could lose an entire afternoon to a game that requires one finger to play.
You'll be playing these games until your battery is screaming at you. Be sure to chek out these 5 apps you probably need. Let's get started.
1. Alto's Adventure
Alto's Adventure is about rescuing runaway llamas by skiing down a snowy slope. The goal is to collect as many llamas as possible and stay on your skis. You've probably played "endless runner" games before, but this is an "endless skier." Tap to jump over rocks and obstacles, or to hop up and grind on rooftops. Get big air and do a flip, but don't land on your head. Besides being addictive, Alto's Adventure is also stunningly beautiful.
What makes it addictive? Like all "endless" games, the need to beat your previous score is what makes it so addictive. When you do eventually crash, it's something that seemed avoidable. So you try again immediately. Alto's Adventure also has 180 goals to achieve, like "Travel 5,000 m in total." These goals give you more things to accomplish along the way.
DOWNLOAD: Alto's Adventure
In-App Purchases: Yes
2. Big Hunter
In "Big Hunter" you have to hunt down mighty mammoths to feed your starving tribe. Each day brings new challenges to the hunt. Hitting the mammoth with a spear requires a combination of power and accuracy. Throwing a spear is basically the same as slinging an Angry Bird. Just pull back and aim. But the mammoth isn't going to sit there and let you hit him. He's very mad and charging right at you.
What makes it addictive? You've probably played games that seem similar to Big Hunter, and you've probably found them to be very addictive. But Big Hunter is not your typical "stick man throws spear" game. It offers a lot of variety and challenges that keep you playing for hours. The beautiful design is the cherry on top.
DOWNLOAD: Big Hunter
3. Burger – The Game
Burger – The Game is a title that's less about food and more about physics. All you have to do is stack as many burger patties on top of a bun as you can before it topples over. You do this by flinging patties with a skillet. Tap once to drop a patty on the skillet. Tap a second time to fling the patty in the air and (hopefully) squarely on the bun. You can unlock different types of patties, but the gameplay stays the same.
What makes it addictive? Simple games are often the most addictive. Especially simple games that don't really have an end. As soon as the patty slides off the stack you're back at it again. Beating your own high score is addictive enough, but this is also a great game for competing against friends.
DOWNLOAD: Burger – The Game
4. Dashy Knight
Dashy Knight is the perfect combination of addictive gameplay, simple controls, and nostalgic graphics. You play as an 8-bit knight constantly running across the screen. There are castle towers and archers in your path. To avoid and destroy these obstacles you have two options: jump or dash. Timing is key as one false move could be certain death. Survive as long as possible to get a high score.
What makes it addictive? The knight is running across the screen very quickly, which means you don't have a lot of time to think. One false move and you'll faceplant into a tower or be shot by an arrow. This creates a lot of frustrating deaths. Your first instinct is to try again and again and again. Just try not to throw your phone in anger.
DOWNLOAD: Dashy Knight
5. Diep.io
Last year, a game called Agar.io was one of the most popular mobile titles. Diep.io is made by the same people and it has a lot of the same ideas. This game puts you in control of a tank instead of a blob. Destroy enemies and blocks to level up and improve your tanks weapons and abilities. If you play your cards right you could find yourself atop the leaderboard.
What makes it addictive? Diep.io is a different type of addictive. A single game can last several hours if you know what you're doing. It's not a game that you play over and over in quick succession. The game requires constant attention and alertness. It's very easy to lose track of time while playing this game. You have been warned.
DOWNLOAD: Diep.io
Of course, there are tons of other games that can be called "addictive." What are your favorites? How long have you played an addictive game?
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A new, self-contained timber pavilion added to a 1970s beach house provides the owners with a retreat from the main house. Accentuating the link between old and new, utilising natural materials and exploiting the site's landfall combine to create maximum effect with minimum site impact and cost.
The pavilion explores the idea of the timber beach shack, where there is a deep connection with its environment experienced from within. Delight in the engagement with light, shadow and wind. The compact pavilion (48m2) is connected to the original house via a fibreglass-clad linking structure, which acts as a new entry to both elements. This new entry illuminates at night, acting as a beacon welcoming those arriving. Timber decking, raw pine studs and expressed fixings celebrate the modest construction methods of the link.
The materials selected have minimal insulative properties, exposing the occupant to the thermal and lighting conditions of outside. Altair Louvre Windows increased the area of operable windows and were used to maximise ventilation and take full advantage of sea breezes.
This physical 'awakening' heightens the transition between old and new. The pavilion and house provide versatile space for relaxation and entertainment, as comfortable for a couple as for several families.


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Johnson, Matsuyama tied for lead at tough Olympia Fields
by: Candace Martino
Hideki Matsuyama, of Japan, hits out of the sand for an eagle on the first hole during the third round Saturday, Aug. 29, 2020, for the BMW Championship golf tournament at the Olympia Fields Country Club in Olympia Fields, Ill. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. (AP) — Dustin Johnson is 21 shots worse to par than he was a week ago and still looks to be the player to beat.
Johnson and Hideki Matsuyama survived another demanding day at Olympia Fields, both scratching out a 1-under 69 that felt better than it looked to share the lead Saturday at the BMW Championship.
Everyone else was over par going into the final round.
Sunday is one last chance for some players to be among the top 30 who advance to the FedEx Cup finale, and one last round for others — like Tiger Woods — to prepare for the U.S. Open on a course that plays every bit as tough.
Patrick Cantlay only hit five fairways and didn't make a birdie as he tumbled out of a tie for the lead with a round with a 75 that left him five shots behind and might cost him a spot in the Tour Championship.
Rory McIlroy had to play left-handed to escape the base of a tree in starting the back nine with a bogey, and he finished with a shot he thought was going to be long, came up 70 feet short and led to a three-putt bogey for a 73. He still was only three shots back assuming he plays.
McIlroy said after the round his wife is expecting their first child, news they had shared with family and friends but was revealed during the NBC broadcast. He said that partly explains his wandering mind the last few weeks, and that his caddie and best friend, Harry Diamond, has kept a phone turned on while in the bag.
And if it's time, he said, "I'm out of here."
Jon Rahm matched the low round of the day at 66 that could have easily been one shot better if not for a blunder that even he couldn't believe. He forgot to set a marker down on the green before picking up his golf ball on No. 5, freezing in his tracks when he realized what happened.
"I was thinking of somebody else or something else … and yeah, I just picked up the ball without marking it, simple as that," Rahm said after a round that left him only three behind. "I can't really give you an explanation. It's one of those things that happen in golf. Never thought it would in my professional career, but here we are."
The BMW Championship remains up for grabs, and if Sunday holds to form, it will be more about holding on than pulling away. Eleven players were separated by three shots.
Johnson and Matsuyama were at 1-under 209.
A week ago at The Northern Trust on a rain-softened course with little wind, Johnson was at 22-under par through three rounds and had a five-shot lead. That felt easy. This does not.
Johnson had a three-shot swing go against him on the opening hole when he went rough to rough to bunker and made bogey, while Matsuyama holed a bunker shot for eagle. Matsuyama quickly built a three-shot lead with a birdie on No. 4. He made only one birdie the rest of the way.
Joaquin Niemann had a 68 and was part of the group at 1-over 211 that included Adam Scott (70) and Mackenzie Hughes (69). Another shot back were the likes of Rahm, Bubba Watson, Brendon Todd and Kevin Kisner, who had 16 pars, one birdie and bogey for his round of 70.
Rounds like that go a long way at Olympia Fields, the former U.S. Open course playing like one with its thick rough and rock-hard greens and enough wind to make the fairways look tighter than they are.
Woods, meanwhile, had a reasonable start to his round and wasn't losing much ground until he lost a tee shot into the water right of the 17th fairway and then smothered a fairway metal to the left. He walked across a cart path smacking the club off the concrete and twice looked like he wanted to break it. He missed a short putt for triple bogey and shot 72.
Woods has yet to break par this week. One more round like that and it will be the first time in 10 years — the Bridgestone Invitational at Firestone — that he had all four rounds over par. He needed something around fourth to advance to the Tour Championship for the first time since 2018.
Matsuyama is trying to end three years without a victory. Johnson is trying to win for the second time in seven days, along with positioning himself to be the top seed at the Tour Championship, which would allow him to start the tournament with a two-shot lead under the staggered start.
For players like Niemann, Hughes and Scott, they are simply trying to get to East Lake in Atlanta. All of them are one round away on a golf course where small mistakes can lead to bogeys or worse on just about every hole.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - M.J. Walker scored 20 points, RayQuan Gray added a career-high 19 and Florida State beat North Carolina 82-75 for the Seminoles' 20th consecutive home conference victory.
Walker, who missed three minutes of the second half after turning an ankle, returned to hit his final 3-pointer of the game with 11 1/2 minutes left to give the Seminoles a 10-point lead.
by Chris Parks / Jan 15, 2021
CONWAY, S.C. – Sophomore guard Deaja Richardson scored a season-high 15 points but it wasn't enough as Georgia State led all the way in beating Coastal Carolina 73-55 Friday night in Sun Belt Conference women's basketball action at the HTC Center.
It was the first home loss for the Chanticleers, who fell to 3-4 overall and 0-3 in Sun Belt play, while Georgia State improves to 5-3 overall and 1-0 in the conference.Richardson scored 13 of her points in the second half, but she was the only Coastal player in double figures. Aja Blount, the junior forward who leads the team with 15 points per game, was held to just six points.
COLUMBIA, S.C. ---- South Carolina softball released its 2021 schedule Friday, head coach Beverly Smith announced. The challenging slate features 54 games, including 32 at Carolina Softball Stadium at Beckham Field.
All dates and times are subject to change with the possibility of more games to be added at a later date.
Per South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster's Executive Order of July 29, 2020, stadiums and athletics venues were permitted to open and exceed the order's guidelines if the department "can satisfactorily demonstrate an ability to comply with federal and state COVID-19 procedures and protocols to the Department of Commerce."
Capacity for this season will be reduced to approximately 400 ticketed patrons (28 percent of normal capacity) with a ticket pod system utilized. There will be approximately six feet of distance between the pods. Facial coverings will be required for staff and fans at all times at the stadium, and patrons also will be required to follow the SEC and University fan safety guidelines.
At this time, all 400 allotted seats have been sold. Additional season tickets, as well as walk-up tickets, will not be sold this season.
Unfortunately there will be no on-field recognitions, so the Field of Dreams and Bat Girl programs will not be taking place during the 2021 season.
"Game day won't be the same without ALL of our loud and proud Gamecock softball season ticket holders and fans," Smith said. "However, after having the 2020 season end abruptly, I am so grateful to be back competing at Beckham Field. I have a talented team that will be exciting to follow. Please be on the lookout for the upcoming tv schedule later this month."
Carolina opens the season Feb. 12 when it plays host to the Carolina Classic with North Carolina, Louisville and UNCG taking part. The Gamecocks start the tournament against the Tar Heels that day.
South Carolina's first road trip of the season takes place the following weekend as the Garnet and Black head to Jacksonville for the University of North Florida Tournament.
Week 4, the Gamecocks head to Chapel Hill for the first time since 2017 and just the third time during the Smith era. Carolina will face off against the host Tar Heels, UConn and Elon.
SEC play starts with a three-game series at home against Arkansas starting Mar. 12. South Carolina's first SEC road trip is to College Station, Texas, to face Texas A&M in a three-game set starting Mar. 26.
The Gamecocks play host to in-state rival Clemson for the first time in school history with a midweek contest slated for Apr. 21.
Carolina's home portion of the schedule closes with a three-game series against Mississippi State starting Apr. 30 before concluding the regular season with a three-game set in Lexington, Ky., against Kentucky starting May 7.
The 2021 SEC Tournament is slated for May 11-15 in Tuscaloosa, Al. NCAA Regionals are scheduled for May 20-23 at campus locations while Super Regionals are on the calendar for May 27-30 at campus sites, as well.
The Women's College World Series is set for June 1-6 in Oklahoma City.
For any questions about ticketing for softball this spring, reach out to the Gamecock Ticket Office at 803-777-4274.
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Likuta: coin from Democratic Republic of the Congo (1967-1997)
LIKUTA: COIN OF DRC
1 likuta, 1967: Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
BANQUE NATIONALE DU CONGO: National Bank of the Congo.
Nominal: 1 K — 1 likuta (symbol: "K"; plural: makuta).
UN LIKUTA: one likuta.
Coat of arms of the Democratic Republic of the Congo: leopard head, surrounded by an elephant tusk to the left and a spear to the right; motto: "Justice, Paix, Travail" (Justice, Peace, Work in French).
Mintage: 196.800.000.
Aluminium: 20.9 mm - 1.27 g
COIN LIKUTA — WHERE & WHEN (coins catalog: by names & emitents)
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (1967-1971): likuta = 1/100 zaire = 100 sengi
REPUBLIC OF ZAIRE (1971-1997): likuta = 1/100 zaire = 100 sengi
Regarding the name of the coin, there is evidence of the origin of the word "likuta" from "dikuta", which from the Congo language (kikongo) means a fabric woven from palm leaves; in ancient times it was used as money.
20TH CENTURY ALUMINIUM DR CONGO LIKUTA


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Henry Faull
b. between 1854 and 1855, d. 2 November 1915
Father Henry Faull b. 20 Jun 1821, d. 24 May 1889
Mother Mary Pearce b. bt 1823 - 1824, d. 19 May 1908
Henry was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England, circa 1855. Henry was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England, between 1854 and 1855. He was the son of Henry Faull and Mary Pearce. He appeared in the census of 1881 at Halifax, York, England. He married Elizabeth Glover Mann between April 1884 and June 1884 in Ecclesall, Yorkshire, England. He appeared in the census of 1901 at Stapleford, Nottinghamshire, England. He was buried in 1915 in Barnoon Cemetery, St Ives, Cornwall, England. He died on 2 November 1915.
Elizabeth Glover Mann b. 1857, d. 25 Jan 1934
Mildred Faull b. bt Jul 1885 - Sep 1885
Henry Glover Faull b. bt Apr 1887 - Jun 1887
Mary Glover Faull b. bt Jan 1899 - Mar 1899
Eldred Faull
b. between 1856 and 1857, d. 14 February 1934
Eldred was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England, between 1856 and 1857. He was the son of Henry Faull and Mary Pearce. He appeared in the census of 1881 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. He married Elizabeth Lander Ninnes between July 1883 and September 1883 in St Ives, Cornwall, England. He appeared in the census of 1901 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. He died on 14 February 1934 in Newquay St Columb, Cornwall, England.
Elizabeth Lander Ninnes b. 1859
Bessie Faull
Eldred Faull+
Richard Faull
Marion Faull
Maggie Faull
James Ninnes Faull b. bt Jan 1903 - Mar 1903, d. bt Jul 1932 - Sep 1932
b. between 1857 and 1858
Richard was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England, between 1857 and 1858. He was the son of Henry Faull and Mary Pearce. He appeared in the census of 1881 at Reigate Borough, Surrey, England. He married Jessie Firks between July 1887 and September 1887 in Liskeard, Cornwall, England. He appeared in the census of 1901 at Fowey, Cornwall, England. He married Edith Rossiter between January 1927 and March 1927 in Middlesex, England.
Margaret Faull
b. between 1859 and 1860, d. 18 July 1937
Margaret was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England, between 1859 and 1860. She was the daughter of Henry Faull and Mary Pearce. She appeared in the census of 1881 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. She married James Hodge, son of Thomas Hodge and Elizabeth (?), between July 1884 and September 1884 in St Ives?, Cornwall, England. She appeared in the census of 1891 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. She appeared in the census of 1901 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. Margaret died on 18 July 1937 in St Ives, Cornwall, England. She was buried in July 1937 in Barnoon Cemetery, St Ives, Cornwall, England.
James Hodge b. bt 1855 - 1856, d. 20 Feb 1887
James Harold Hodge
Henry Hodge
William Faull
b. July 1861
William was born in St Ives, Cornwall, England, in July 1861. He was the son of Henry Faull and Mary Pearce. He was baptized on 18 August 1861 in Methodist New Connexion Chapel, St Ives, Cornwall, England. He appeared in the census of 1881 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. He married Fanny Collins on 22 February 1888 in Liskeard, Cornwall, England. He appeared in the census of 1891 at St Ives, Cornwall, England. He appeared in the census of 1901 at St Ives, Cornwall, England.
Fanny Collins b. 26 Aug 1860, d. 22 Feb 1945
Frank Faull
William Collins Faull b. 5 Dec 1888
Lilian Mary Faull b. 8 Jun 1891


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Les Siwanoy étaient une tribu amérindienne  un groupe parlant la langue algonquine. Ils vivaient dans la région de l'actuelle New York. Au milieu du , quand leur territoire a été convoité par les colons néerlandais et britanniques, les Siwanoy se sont établis le long de l'East River et à Long Island Sound, entre Hell Gate et Norwalk (Connecticut), territoire qui comprenait la partie Est de ce qui deviendra le Bronx et le Comté de Westchester dans l'État de New York et la partie occidentale de Comté de Fairfield au Connecticut. Ils sont connus pour le massacre d'Anne Hutchinson en 1643.

Le , un groupe de Siwanoy conduit par le sachem Wampage attaque le camp dissident d'Anne Hutchinson à Split Rock. Ils vengent ainsi le massacre de réfugiés Wappinger par le gouverneur de New Netherland Willem Kieft commis en février. Comme des milliers d'Indiens et de nombreux colons, Anne Hutchinson se trouva prise dans les sanglantes représailles qui ont caractérisé les deux années de conflit. L'attaque des Siwanoy coûta la vie à Hutchinson et six de ses enfants.

Le , Thomas Pell, un médecin du Connecticut, obtint la propriété d'une grande partie du territoire des Siwanoy à New York, aux termes d'un traité avec de nombreux sachems, dont Wampage.

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Home / News / FIRST BLOOD SIGN WITH PURE NOISE RECORDS; NEW ALBUM, 'RULES,' OUT FEB 10TH
FIRST BLOOD SIGN WITH PURE NOISE RECORDS; NEW ALBUM, 'RULES,' OUT FEB 10TH
RJ Frometa January 6, 2017	News Leave a comment 129 Views
Vicious metal-edged hardcore band First Blood have officially joined Pure Noise Records and will release a new album, Rules, on February 10th. Fans can now pre-order the record and watch the band's pummeling video for the new song "Rules of Life" at http://smarturl.it/FBRULES.
First Blood's union with Pure Noise Records marks a new chapter for the band as they join the label's eclectic roster, which includes fellow hardcore acts like Terror, Knocked Loose, Senses Fail and more.
"Not only has Jake (Round) at Pure Noise been there and seen us during our earlier days back in the San Francisco Bay Area, but he has worked hard and created a tremendous record label that continues to make a huge impact in the underground music scene worldwide," says vocalist Carl Schwartz. "We are proud to join the Pure Noise roster, excited to share our newest album with the world, and thankful for the new life. FIRST BLOOD RULES 2017."
On their first album in 7 years, First Blood has come out swinging with a savage 3rd full-length record, Rules. Produced by recording mastermind Will Putney at Graphic Nature Studios (formerly known as The Machine Shop) in Belleville, NJ, Rules features 12 tracks of the band's hardest, yet most inward-looking material to date. Elaborating on the album title, Schwartz adds, "Rules are everywhere. Explicit rules. Unwritten rules. Unspoken rules. The rule of law. Some rules we accept. Others we hate or choose to ignore. Frequently, those who set the rules are found guilty of breaking those rules. Many have become victims of the rules they live by, either by conquest or consent. I hope that, after listening to this album and reading the lyrics, we can revisit and remind ourselves of the very essence of the underground music scene: Living our own lives by our own rules."
That rebellious sentiment can be felt throughout the band's torrential new song "Rules of Life," which pushes back against society's norms and puts a fist in the air for individuality and freedom of thought.
"We are often the product of the rules we are taught to live by," Schwartz adds. "Growing up, someone I looked-up to once told me, "You wake up everyday. You go to a job you hate. You come home miserable. Then you go to bed. And then you do it again. And again. And again. And then you die. That's life." For a while, I believed this was true. Now that I am older and have a son of my own, I wish for him to see things differently–to live differently. To him, I say "Have courage to stand on your own. Follow what you believe even when you're alone. Be strong. Be proud. Be brave. Be a fucking rebel instead of a slave. See the world and follow your dreams. Wolfgang, this is for you. That's life."
First Blood will tour Europe with Deez Nuts and Comeback Kid in February and are expected to return to the U.S. later this year.
First Blood Rules Tracklist:
1. FUCK THE RULES
2. THESE ARE THE RULES
3. RULES MEANT TO BE BROKEN
4. RULES OF LIFE
5. RULES OF CONVICTION
6. RULES OF ENGAGEMENT
7. RULES OF JUSTICE
8. RULES OF SURVIVAL
9. RULES OF FREEDOM
10. RULES OF SACRIFICE
11. RULES OF GOVERNMENT
12. RULES OF CRISIS
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Dubinsky being aggressively shopped apparently. Not that it concerns us really, but interesting.
The dude carries a $4 million cap hit. A little pricey in my opinion.
Knowing the Rangers they are probably trying to clear that money for Jagr.
Negotiating with CSKA at the moment.
Read somewhere he will get $12M/year.
Hoags wrote: Read somewhere he will get $12M/year.
Awesome, he's worth 4 mil in NA. The guy is trash, let Russia have him and he can be a huge fish in a polluted little pond.
That is amazingly pathetic. All hail the KHL!
It's the only thing the KHL really has over the NHL.
Les rumeurs les plus persistantes laissent entendre que Radulov pourrait devenir le hockeyeur le mieux payé de la planète, touchant un salaire annuel de plus de 12 millions $.
Dreger says 4 year, 8.5 million for Helm in Detroit. Not too shabby for them at all!
SpezDispenser wrote: Dreger says 4 year, 8.5 million for Helm in Detroit. Not too shabby for them at all!
That's a lot for a role player, actually. That's basically what Kelly made on his first pending-UFA deal. Good little spark plug, but he's 25 and there was time for another short deal.
Poppycock. A regular team pays 8.5 million for ONE year for that player. Another master stroke by Ken Holland.
Hope Alfie is watching this guy closely.
Wild apparently re-sign Harding to a 3 year deal. Surprising?
Shero confirms that he expects to trade a defenseman or two before next season, declines to say if he's asked any to waive no-trade clause.
Can we get 9MM's brother over here ? or is Paul Martin an option ? Nasty cap hit and he seems to have declined since leaving NJ.


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Chatfield College Adds Emergency Childcare Center at Cincinnati Campus
Chatfield College will begin offering all students attending its Cincinnati campus, located in Over-the-Rhine/West End, access to emergency childcare starting with the Spring 2022 term, which begins on January 18. The service is free to students thanks to funding from the United States Department of Education, a generous student success grant from the Charles H. Dater Foundation, and a partnership with the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati.
"Chatfield's mission of meeting students where they extends to meeting their needs in the personal life as well. For example, we've seen many parents forced to put their education on the shelf because they had unreliable childcare. Our new emergency childcare option can be the catalyst for parents to provide a better life for their family," said Chatfield College president Robert Elmore.
Chatfield College's opening of an emergency childcare center comes at a crucial time for students affected by barriers to obtaining a degree. According to diverseeducation.com[1], low-income students of color, primarily Black mothers, are disproportionately affected by a lack of childcare to get a degree. Nearly half of Black women undergraduate students are mothers. The United States Government Accountability Office[2] (GAO) notes that 4.3 million of the 20 million students attending college in 2019-2020 were raising children. Many colleges and universities closed their childcare centers during Covid-19 and have chosen to keep them permanently closed despite the need of many undergraduate parents.
"Chatfield is proud to offer an emergency childcare center at our Cincinnati campus, especially at a time when there are fewer choices for parents. We are thankful our community partners, like the Charles H. Dater Foundation and YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, have allowed us to offer this service," said Elmore.
The emergency childcare center will be available for students when there is an interruption in their regular childcare plans. The center will be open during school hours for student-parents on campus. The YMCA of Greater Cincinnati provides staffing of the center.
Students interested in this emergency childcare center can begin registration now. This service applies to both new and returning students.
[1] https://www.diverseeducation.com/students/article/15107448/closing-university-child-care-centers-hurts-both-student-parents-and-future-educators
2 https://www.gao.gov/assets/gao-19-522.pdf
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I actually wanted to make this cake for cny but after baking it shrank to half of the original size. What actually happen? I followed everything to the t. Overall, this is a very delicious cake.
Sorry to hear it did not turn out well. I have no idea why so as I can still recall how lovely & fluffy the cake was when I made it. I could only guess that it was probably due to over-mixing and incorrect oven temperature. Use the recommended tin size to make sure it cook well. Over-mixing will cause cake to deflate. Follow instruction as described and move to next step once consistency reached (see step 1 which I've described whether to beat until fluffy or just mixed).
Is this a very sweet cake?
It was long time ago but I recall it was a lovely cake and not too sweet.


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2. The following provisions of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 ("the Act") come into force on 1st October 2013—
(a)section 25(1), (2) and (4) (the Competition and Markets Authority);
(b)section 27 (transfer schemes);
(c)section 65 (third party harassment of employees);
(d)section 67 (primary authorities);
(e)section 68 (inspection plans);
(f)section 69 (civil liability for health and safety duties);
(g)section 70 (estate agency work);
(h)sections 79 to 82 (payments to directors of quoted companies);
(i)section 90(7) (supply of customer data: enforcement);
(j)paragraphs 1 to 18, 20 to 28, 29(1), 31, 32, 34, 35, 59, 60, 61(1) to (4), 62 to 65 of Schedule 4 (the Competition and Markets Authority);
(k)paragraphs 51 and 53 of Schedule 4, for the purposes of making and publishing rules of procedure;
(l)paragraph 52 of Schedule 4, for the purposes of preparing and issuing guidance;
(m)paragraphs 1 to 6, 10, 12 and 13 of Schedule 17 (abolition of conservation area consent for England and consequential provisions, listed building purchase notices) and section 63 so far as relating to those paragraphs; and
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that some construction work on the venues for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in the country remains behind schedule, but he insists the delays are not yet "critical".
Next year's edition of football's quadrennial international tournament is due to take place from June 14 to July 15, using 12 venues spread across 11 cities.
Speaking at a meeting with Regional Governors, senior sports officials and prominent athletes to discuss preparations, Putin stated that while work was "entirely satisfactory" overall, "there are nevertheless some delays".
"These delays are not critical, there is nothing terrible there, but as I have always said...it is the most difficult thing to resolve tasks at a final stage," he was reported as saying by Reuters.
"If we relax, we will not fully accomplish the work."
Russian Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov claimed preparations to stage the 2018 World Cup were in full swing but they had not been without problems and setbacks.
Kolobkov said the 45,000-capacity Samara Arena, which will host several games, remains behind schedule and that the company building the venue had been fined.
"There are some delays at different stages of construction at the stadium in Samara," he was reported as saying by Reuters.
"A timetable for making up for the delays and [a system] for the daily monitoring of the venue's completion have been established."
The contractor of the venue announced in August that the stadium had fallen 30 days behind its construction schedule.
Sergei Ponomaryov, the deputy head of general contractor PSO Kazan, insisted, however, that major construction work would be complete by the agreed deadline of later this year.
In June, Russia showcased four venues as it hosted the Confederations Cup in a dress rehearsal for the World Cup.
Most of the other venues, however, are still under construction and have yet to be tested.
In an attempt to make stadiums safer, Russia will issue special identity cards.
The country has also relaxed visa regulations for travelling fans.
Alexey Sorokin, the chief executive of the Russia 2018 Organising Committee, claimed at the meeting that FIFA has spoken highly of preparations for the World Cup.
"Inspection visits [to the host cities] are held regularly together with FIFA experts," he was reported as saying by Russian news agency TASS.
"The sixth, last but one visit, is being held now.
"FIFA experts assess the level of preparedness of stadiums and major World Cup facilities.
"The inspectors have already visited Yekaterinburg, Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Saransk and Rostov-on-Don."
Sorokin added: "To date, FIFA, as a whole, has had a favourable view of the degree of the host cities' readiness for the tournament."
A stand has bizarrely been added outside the Yekaterinburg Arena, which, with a capacity of 27,000, was deemed too small to meet FIFA standards.
Rather than constructing a new stadium, a new stand was added outside the venue on massive scaffolding, to increase the capacity to 45,000.
The stand is only temporary and will be removed after the World Cup.
The venue in Volgograd was evaluated yesterday, while that in Kaliningrad is being visited by FIFA experts today.
The official ball of the 2018 World Cup is due to be unveiled prior to the final's draw, which is scheduled to be held in the Kremlin in Moscow on December 1.
Sorokin said around 1.3 million ticket applications have been received for the event thus far with Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and the United States described as the "most active" foreigners.
"They account for about 175,000 applications," he was reported as saying by TASS.
Work is also said to be in progress to increase the number of category four tickets, the most affordable ones, reserved exclusively for Russians.
A total of 2,600,000 tickets are planned, according to Sorokin.
"We continue to work with FIFA to expand the fourth category," he said.
"The corresponding letters have already been forwarded to FIFA's top officials on behalf of the chairman of the Organising Committee [Vitaly Mutko]."


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Sunday Morning Ethics Warm-Up, 7/8/18: Idiots, Bigots, Liars and Freakouts
July 8, 2018 July 8, 2018 / Jack Marshall	/ 29 Comments
My favorite hymn, naturally: the first selection at my father's 2010 funeral at Arlington National Cemetery, the stirring finale of "Mrs. Miniver," and it was composed by none other than Sir Arthur Sullivan.
1. What's the ethical response to these kinds of stories? I'm pretty sure I don't have it, whatever it is. From today's New York Times: "This year, a tourist in India was mauled to death when he tried to take a selfie with a wounded bear." Last week, an Australian tourist was nearly killed when a shark that she was hand feeding dragged her into crocodile-infested waters. How should we feel about such people? "Serves the morons right" isn't an ethical response, but that kind of clueless idiocy gets people killed all over the world, every day. Laughter is tempting, but seems cruel. I can't apply the Golden Rule, because there is no way I can imagine myself behaving quite that stupidly. Is "I'm genuinely sorry that you're an idiot" mockery, or compassion?
2. What's going on here? I sure can't figure it out. The quickest way for you to get up to speed is to click on the link and read the twitter feed backwards. Here's a summary: two police officers claimed that they were harassed at a Raleigh, N.C. barbecue restaurant, with staff calling out "Fuck the police!" The police association wrote about the alleged incident on Facebook, the restaurant denied the account, and an investigation indicated that the complaints were exaggerated at most, and perhaps fabricated completely. Then the association posted this:
Huh? The issue is NOT resolved until we learn what, if anything the officers were reacting to, why they made a false claim, and what kind of discipline they face, if any. Meanwhile, the story was reported on social media by a criminal defense attorney (all criminal defense attorneys hate and distrust cops, and vice-versa) whose characterization of the episode is that the police "terrorized a local business." Terrorized? (Pointer: valkgrrl)
3. As the self-segregation of America continues...Outspoken conservative Hollywood actor James Woods was dropped by his agent, Ken Kaplan, who wrote, "It's the 4th of July and I'm feeling patriotic. I don't want to represent you anymore. I mean I can go on a rant but you know what I'd say." Woods replied,
"Dear Ken, I don't actually. I was thinking if you're feeling patriotic, you would appreciate free speech and one's right to think as an individual. Be that as it may, I want to thank you for all your hard work and devotion on my behalf. Be well."
Commenting on this, Constitutional Law expert Jonathan Turley opined, Continue reading →
From The "A Nation Of Assholes" Files, An Ethics Dunce: Smithfield's Chicken 'N Bar-B-Q
May 1, 2017 May 1, 2017 / Jack Marshall	/ 47 Comments
Unless someone figures out how to blame this incident on President Trump, I am gradually coming to the conclusion that my conviction that electing him would cause the United States to become a nation of assholes was mistaken, because the culture was on a water slide toward that result already.
A member of the Raleigh Police Protective Association (RPPA) reported on the group's Facebook page that the staff, including the manager, of Raleigh's Smithfield's Chicken & Barbeque on Jones Sausage Rd. sang "Fuck Tha Police" a while a number of officers of the Raleigh Police Department were dining at the restaurant. The hip-hop classic…yes, a song called "Fuck the Police" is considered a classic, which explains why I have no interest in hip-hop, except as a corrosive force in our culture, and especially the black culture—includes the trenchant and moving chorus, evocative of Sondheim at his lyrical peak,
Fuck Tha Police
And I thought regular singing waiters were annoying… Continue reading →


UK-based label Consumer Waste describes itself as "a low-impact imprint for the publication of contemporary experimental music", utilising recycled materials for its simple yet strikingly distinctive handmade packaging. For their latest release they have looked across the Atlantic to Nick Hennies, an American percussionist and composer known for his interpretations of music by Jürg Frey, Kunsu Shim, and Alvin Lucier, among others, as well as for his own works. The full title of the record is "Flourish (for vibraphone duo)", and while Hennies is listed as the sole performer, the fact that two vibraphones are heard simultaneously does not necessarily imply two separate takes, as playing two of the instruments at the same time is possible at least in theory.
Hennies' composition consists of several segments of several minutes each, performed one after the other in a single long track, with plenty of silence between them. Each segment combines the sounds of the two vibraphones such that unexpected resonances and rhythmic oscillations are produced, in a manner reminiscent of Steve Reich's renowned 'phase music'. While Reich's work itself has arguably played a role in establishing a place for tuned percussion in contemporary music, Hennies' approach, while superficially similar in its effect, diverges significantly from the precedent set by the older composer. One feels that Reich, whose works from the Sixties and Seventies were often expressly concerned with the psychoacoustic effects of particular rhythms and harmonies, was never able to free his music from suggestions of representational function, with its attendant tensions, resolutions, and transcendences (nor was it necessarily ever his intention to do so). Hennies, on the other hand, is able to create the convincing impression of a music gutted of all but the very barest of minimums, the occurrence of a sound in an abstract, contextless time and space. To put it another way, it seems somehow necessary that Reich's phase music should always require at least two musicians, and that in fact if there were only one it would be necessary to create a second spectral/specular one in order to produce the required continuum of tension-resolution-tension; with "Flourish" the question of whether this 'duo' is the result of two simultaneous performances, a solo performance on two instruments simultaneously, or multitrack sleight-of-hand seems impossible to judge from its acoustic character alone. In the final section of furious metallic clinks and ringing tones, one could forget that one is listening to any kind of instrument at all — or to any number of players.
To me, the notion of an 'essence of sound' or of 'sounds in themselves' seems a tired old horse to flog — much more interesting, in my view, is the question of who performs in "Flourish" (which is why I keep coming back to it). The music is undoubtedly the product of a highly sophisticated and refined performance technique, yet the sounds somehow seem to happen all by themselves, as if the performer had perfected the fabled art of withdrawing completely from the scene of performance. I'm not referring here to the classic theatrical suspension of disbelief whereby the performer, with the complicity of the audience, hides behind a subjectivity that is not his or her own; rather, the impression is that no trace of a performing subject presents itself at all, not even as absence. What remains, of course, is the subjectivity of the listener. And it is here, I suppose, that Hennies reveals himself to be closer to Cage than to Reich, in that he appears to stand on the side of the listener, listening, as the music happens — as if his concern was not so much what he might be able to say through his music, but rather what he himself might hear if he played in a certain way. The vibraphone sounds heard on "Flourish" are interesting for their timbral and acoustic qualities, certainly. But the record is also a demonstration of a certain way of thinking through performing and composing, one that starts and ends with listening — and one that perhaps encourages a different way of listening from its audience, too. "Flourish" is a release well worth seeking out, and I look forward to hearing more from this talented and thoughtful composer and performer.


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There's something beautiful about Sunday. First, most of us get off work and second, each one's a little different and unique. You only get about four a month — so I say use'em wisely.
I prefer my Sundays to revolve around being outside with family & friends, good music, ice chests full to the brim with whatever suits your fancy and the smell of Rio Grande Valley Mesquite or Central Texas Post Oak on fire slow cookin' something to perfection. That smell… ohhh that smell.
Smoking food has served several purposes throughout history but this ain't no history lesson. It's about slowing down. The snail paced nature of the whole process is like a personal slow motion machine. Time has a way of running away from us. That's too bad. Let's slow it down… go outside, and fire up the smoker.
We'll be using pork ribs for this. You can you choose Baby back, St. Louis or Rib tips. I prefer St. Louis cut myself. They have a more uniform look to them and tend to have a bit more fat and marbling which you want with ribs. Ribs are easy to dry out if you're not careful. Having a little extra fat won't hurt the flavor and will save you if you leave'em in longer than necessary.
Tame Impala's playing now… something about Eventually. Sounds good. Let's flip the ribs bone-side up. Grab a paper towel, a dull kitchen knife and scrape under the bone until the thin layer of tough skin starts to come off. Using your paper towel grab the skin while holding the rib down. Slowly pull away from the bone. If you're lucky it'll all come off in one piece. Don't skip this step, you'll get tough ribs.
A little Glass Animals never hurt anyone. We'll go with that. Remember we're slowing down here. Let the ribs come as close to room temperature as you can.
You should already have a fire going at this point getting near about 275F consistent temperature while your ribs get to temp. Since we're doing this in Austin, TX I'm using Post Oak but Mesquite'd do fine too.
First of all Black Keys on the speaker then get some salt, pepper, smoked paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, and brown sugar.
Rub the ribs, thoroughly until a nice even coating appears.
Now's a good time for Ghostland Observatory. We're going to cook them for 4.5 hours at 275F.
Now it's time to Sauce and Wrap.
Cook for 2 additional hours at 275F then open up the foil to expose the top of the meat for the final 30 minutes to make sure that sauce and rub congeals together forming a delicious crust. Take'em off and let'em rest for about 5 minutes.
Cut inside bone to inside bone, leaving the majority of the meat on one side of the rib for an easy pull. The bone should come out with a little tug, but it shouldn't completely fall out. If the bone just falls out they could potentially be overcooked.
Turn on some French Kicks and bite into those amazing ribs. You earned it.
I ate these, they good.
I don't know who this bearded wonder is, but he needs to open a restaurant.