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Choose a Release "Anthology" (Roadrunner Records) "Dying of Everything" (Relapse; 2023) "Frozen in Time" (Roadrunner Records)
"Dying of Everything" (Relapse; 2023)
Reviewed by Snidermann
R. Scott and I saw Obituary ... wait one second. Hold on. You know, a lot of my reviews start out that way and we have not really seen that many shows in the past few years, because of fucking covid and all. Anyway, Obituary opened for Black Label Society in 2022 at The Ventura Theater and, man, what a show it was! Prong was the first act on the bill and we missed them due to the crazy line at the theater but we were there in time for Obituary. Now, we weren't too sure about Obituary, neither of us huge fans of death metal. We had both heard of Obituary over the past few decades and, frankly, if you have a heavy metal pulse you've heard of this band, too. They've been around since 1984 and they were fundamental in the development of death metal and are still arguably one of the best in that genre. And Scott's son, Spudbeast, told us that Obituary were going to be great.
Spudbeast was right. Obituary blew the audience at the Ventura Theater away. The small theater was packed and each member of the band had hair that had to be well over three feet long and they flaunted it, much to the delight of the crowd.
The name of this recording is "Dying of Everything" and it explorers the darker side of living with songs like "Barely Alive," "War," and "Weaponize." You get the idea where this recording is going. When I started this listening journey, I had an idea where the band was going, but I have to say it was way fun to figure out for myself.
The music is what you would expect from this band: heavy, hard, fast, loud and thunderous and I'm sure there's a few other words that are ricocheting around in my head that I have yet to identify.
If you want your ears to bleed every now and then (and, really who reading reviews here doesn't?) listen to the new Obituary recording.
For more information, check out http://www.obituary.cc.
"Frozen in Time" (Roadrunner Records; 2005)
Reviewed by Mike SOS
Seminal death metal mavens Obituary have returned with a new album, the quintet's first in nearly seven years.
"Frozen In Time" is the name of this 10-track collection, and the title truly reflects the mindset of this release. Sticking to the same formula of slow, grinding grooves, insane solos, tortured vocal screams, and mid-paced metal madness, this Florida fivesome has stuck to its roots so well that, after a single listen of this album, you'll swear they never took a sabbatical.
Displaying the same ferocity and level of decimation as its previous works, this album will knock you back to the early '90s in fine form.
"Anthology" (Roadrunner Records; 2001)
Reviewed by Kate Smith
Sometimes it's hard to get excited over a "Best of" CD, but when it comes to the brutal death metal band Obituary, that's far from the case. They've put some of their best tracks on "Anthology" as listed below:
From "Slowly We Rot" (1989): "Til Death," " Internal Bleeding" and "Slowly We Rot."
From "Cause Of Death" (1990): "Dying," "Chopped In Half" and "Cause of Death."
From "The End Complete" (1992): "Back To One," "I'm In Pain" and the "End Complete."
From "World Demise" (1994): "Kill For Me," "Final Thoughts" and "Don't Care."
From "Back From The Dead" (1997): "By The Light," "Threatening Skies" and "Back From The Dead."
Also included are two previously unreleased tracks: "Buried Alive," which goes back to the old style of Obituary and "Boiling Point" which you might want to skip because it's kind of a weird techno mix.
All in all, especially for a "Best of" compilation, I'd say "Anthology" is definitely worth getting.
Rating Guide:
A classic. This record will kick your ass.
Killer. Not a classic but it will rock your world.
So-so. You've heard better.
Pretty bad. Might make a nice coaster.
Self explanatory. Just the sight of the cover makes you wanna hurl.
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There is only artists that sources demonstrates an "inspiration" or "influence" from Madonna in their careers or in one part of their work. She started touring with multiple indie acts as a violinist and bassist before transitioning to full-time writing.
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So in my modern American history class I am writing an essay about how Eminem influenced American society or how he shaped rap music and basically his importance. Anything helps just trying to get a thesis going.


that's just what HTC has done with its new handset.
headphone jack so you'll know instantly when you have a new text message.
we saw recently bundled with the new HTC Sensation XE.
latest version of Sense (3.5) skinned on top.
if they will be appalled at the implications that they only like purple-coloured gadgets which match their GHDs and have glittery LEDs attached.
Ladies, let us know what you think in our comments.


The room one is currently in. Used when one is telling someone a secret that one doesn't want told to anyone else. Now, this can't leave these four walls, but I Janet told me she's pregnant!
used when you are talking about keeping something secret: Don't let this go further than these four walls (= don't tell anyone else who is not in the room now).
THREE-time Grammy Award winner Shawn Colvin has confirmed she will perform at Dublin's Olympia Theatre to promote her new album These Four Walls, a debut collaboration with Nonesuch Records.
Recorded in New York and Austin, Texas, These Four Walls was produced by Colvin's longtime collaborator John Leventhal.
These Four Walls features several guest artists: Grammy Award winners Patty Griffin and Marc Cohn on Cinnamon Road, English singer/ songwriter Teddy Thompson on Let It Slide, and pedal steel great Greg Leisz on the title track.
Grammy winner's coming a Col-ing.


'Forgive and Forget?' was the title of my last blog article, it looked at the dilemma and merits of doing so. But what happens when you decide it is time to move on irrespective of the need to forgive and forget? How do you finally let go?
Moving on in your mind or literally going somewhere – or both perhaps? That is the wrench expats can feel moving countries; with all that is familiar beyond reach – often in a blinking of an eye or the time it takes to make a long haul flight!
Expat or not, we all have losses in our lives; we move schools, change jobs, move house, loose contact with friends and occasionally, sadly, a loved one dies. We usually adjust to these normal life events, given a little time to accept and integrate the changes.
Transitioning and letting go can still be tough, particularly if you experience the deep grief associated with death or another significant ending (examples being: divorce, suffering chronic illness, addiction, or as mentioned a cross cultural move).
It can enhance our ability to cope if we understand our natural process, typically through a sequence of emotional stages. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, refers to this as 'The Grief Cycle', her model forms the hypothesis that people undergoing catastrophic personal loss will experience "five stages of grief".
Although the model was inspired by her work with terminally ill patients it can be useful to others undergoing significant loss.
Speaking from my own experience, I felt a plethora of mixed emotions when I left England to take up another foreign assignment to Texas. I struggled with sadness, anger, disbelief, guilt and resentment at leaving friends and relatives. Conversely I also felt some relief as I believed I was doing the right thing for my partner by supporting his career and that it would benefit the whole family. Although this holds true, once I discovered there was no hope of continuing my new found career as a therapist, I found myself unable to cope with my accumulation of losses (as I saw them) for some time.
Writing and journalling my thoughts and feelings in a private place.
Acknowledging what was going well and noticing what I did like about my new situation!
Visualising myself happy and settled in my new home – it was tough on the black days but it still helped to imagine a positive outcome.
Pushing myself to talk to people, getting supportive comments from old friends and making the effort to initiate new friendships even, when my heart wasn't in it.
Getting out of bed straight away, jumping in the shower, having breakfast and leaving the house.
Setting simple, small goals and gradually doing more as I could manage them.
Remembering that time can be a great healer if you take steps to care for yourself emotionally and physically.
Seeing my progress, albeit slowly at times, through The Grief Cycle helped encourage me that I was healing. It normalised my shock and anger and gave me hope that 'Acceptance' might follow.
Great tips and advice, Laura – particularly setting small achievable goals.
Thanks so much for the feedback. I love your site by the way – great to bring the repat information together in one place!
This is a really powerful post, Laura, and follows nicely on the previous ('Forgive and Forget'). I especially like how you write both from perspective of distance after healing as well as what you were experiencing at the time of the depression. And thank you for including my book in your resources list.


The Vargas Museum is worth the trip to visit simply because there are FIVE (5) JUAN LUNA ARTWORKS on display that you can view.
The Vargas Museum inside the University of the Philippines in Diliman, Quezon City was established to house the personal collection of Jorge B. Vargas, the country's first Executive Secretary, who served under President Manuel Quezon.
1978: Vargas donated his personal collection to the University of the Philippines where he studied Liberal Arts and Law.
1983: The university laid the cornerstone for the construction of the building.
1986: The personal collection was transferred to the Vargas Museum in Diliman.
The source of the above information is the brochure that the Museum sells. Below is a scanned copy of the information. You can read it in more detail.
The permanent collection is housed on the 2nd floor.
Photography is prohibited on the second floor so I'll share with you the museum brochure below, which lists all the items in the the Jorge Vargas collection. Aside from Lunas, there are a lot of Hidalgos, Amorsolos, Manansalas, etc.
Museum Fees: 30 pesos entrance fee, 80 pesos for the museum brochure.


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Q: FileNotFoundException for NuGet package I downloaded and installed the NuGet Package: Select.Pdf.  At runtime, when I click on the button that utilizes the code using the Select.Pdf namespace, I get the following exception:

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Hello ;) I am Tom, I teach English as a foreign language and am travelling to Kuala Lumpur very soon! I live life to the full, I love experiencing new cultures, meeting new and interesting people. I'd love someone to show me around Kuala Lumpur!


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Q: variables char en c++ int main(){
char palabra = "HOLA";
cout<<palabra;
}

por que al ejecutar eso me manda el error
invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char' [-fpermissive]
¿Esta mal que lo haga asi?

A:

por que al ejecutar eso me manda el error invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char' [-fpermissive] ¿Esta mal que lo haga asi?

Te da ese error porqué la variable palabra fue declarado como tipo char, esto quiere decir que la variable sólo podrá guardar un caracter.
Por ejemplo, este código no dará error de compilación:
#include <iostream>

int main(void)
{
    char letra = 'H'; //sin error.
    std::cout << letra;
    return 0;
}

Solución:
#include <iostream>

int main(void)
{
    const char* palabra = "Hola"; //sin error.
    std::cout << palabra;
    return 0;
}

En este caso no dará error de compilación porqué el puntero palabra es de tipo const char* y la cadena literal Hola también es de tipo const char*, por lo tanto, no hay ningún error de conversión.
Ahora, ¿que pasaría si le quito el const al puntero palabra?
Dará la siguiente advertencia si lo compilamos con G++ de GNU:
warning: forbids converting a string constant to char*

Esto ocurre porqué la cadena literal Hola es sólo de lectura, es decir, no lo puedes modificar en tiempo de ejecución, entonces si escribes el siguiente código:
char* palabra = "Hola";

El compilador g++ dará un warning porqué le estás dando la oportunidad al puntero palabra de modificar la cadena literal Hola. Así que por seguridad, es recomendable agregarle el const antes del asterisco, de ese modo, no podrás usar el puntero para desreferenciar, por ejemplo:
const char* palabra = "Hola";
palabra[0] = 'L'; //error

Dará error de compilación porqué no puedes usar el puntero palabra para modificar ningún elemento de la cadena.
También recalco que todo dependerá del compilador. Por ejemplo, el compilador cl.exe no produce ninguna advertencia y si te deja modificar la cadena literal en tiempo de ejecución.

A:
int main(){
    char palabra = "HOLA";
    cout<<palabra;
}

¿Por qué al ejecutar eso me manda el error invalid conversion from 'const char*' to 'char'?

Porque un escalón no es una escalera:

Porque un eslabón no es una cadena:

Porque una perla no es un collar de perlas:

Por lo tanto un carácter char no es una cadena de caracteres char *

H no es HOLA

En c++ una palabra entre comillas dobles (como por ejemplo "HOLA") es un literal de cadena de caracteres. Los literales de cadena de caracteres tienen como tipo const char[tamaño] (dependiendo de cómo se escriba el literal puede ser const wchar_t[tamaño] u otros tipos de caracteres) es decir: formación de caracteres de tamaño tamaño.
Las formaciones (del tipo que sean) pueden ser transformadas implícitamente a puntero; por lo tanto una formación de tipo const char[5] se puede transformar implícitamente a un puntero const char *.
Por lo tanto, cuando escribes el siguiente código, el compilador interpreta:
char palabra = "HOLA";

*

*Crea un objeto d tipo char con nombre palabra.

*Crea una formación de tipo const char[5] con el contenido 'H', 'O', 'L', 'A', '\0'.

*Iguala palabra a la formación.

*

*Dado que la formación es un valor de lado derecho, convierte a puntero.

*Convierte el puntero al primer elemento de la formación a char.

*¡Error! const char * no es convertible a char.

A: mejor usa el tipo de dato "string", es mejor para lo que necesitas
mal
int main(){
char palabra = "HOLA";
cout<<palabra;
}

Bien
int main(){
string palabra = "HOLA";
cout<<palabra;
}

A: Como andas?
Las variables de tipo char almacenan un caracter.
Para almacenar un conjunto de caracteres ( string )
Podes usar
        `
#include<iostream>
#include<string.h>

using namespace std;

int main(){
   string palabra = "hola";
   char * palabra2 = "Hola";
   cout << palabra << endl;
   cout << palabra2 << endl;

   return 0;
}`

Con cualquiera de esas dos.
Espero que te haya servido, abrazo!


BEIJING — China must step up its fight against shoddy food and drugs and the corrupt officials who have let them flourish or it faces social unrest and a further tarnished image abroad, senior party and regulatory officials said.
The comments came at a weekend State Food and Drug Administration seminar where officials were warned to learn from the example set by their former boss, who was sentenced to death for taking bribes from drug companies.
Food and Drug Commissioner Shao Mingli likened the overhaul of his agency and the fight against China's substandard and sometimes deadly food and drugs to a pitched battle.
A Panamanian prosecutor has said that tests show at least 94 persons have died after taking medicine contaminated with diethylene glycol since July 2006, with 293 additional deaths under investigation.
In North America, pet food containing Chinese wheat gluten tainted with the chemical melamine was blamed for the deaths of dogs and cats.
"Food security problems have impeded Chinese agri-products and food many times in international trade and damaged our national credibility and image," Sun Xianze, a food supervision officer with the State Food and Drug Administration, said at the conference in Beijing.
He cited a list of domestic food scares from the past year, including drug-tainted fish; banned Sudan dye used to color egg yolks red; and pork tainted with clenbuterol, a banned feed additive.
More such cases were likely to occur and would "not only affect the healthy development of the industry but could also impact local economies and social stability," Mr. Sun said.
Seminar attendees were told to "draw profound lessons" from the former agency director, Zheng Xiaoyu, who was sentenced to death in May for taking bribes to approve substandard medicines, including an antibiotic blamed for at least 10 fatalities in China.
His comments were posted yesterday on the State Food and Drug Administration Web site.
"The impact is extremely bad and the consequences extremely serious," Mr. Qu said.


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With just five days to go until the first Scampton Airshow, organisers are making final preparations for the big day.
Over 25,000 people are expected to attend on both days this weekend. All hands are on deck to ensure everything runs smoothly for the first ever show.
Lincolnshire's new airshow at RAF Scampton, north of Lincoln, will take place on September 9 and September 10, 2017.
It will take place at the home of the Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team – The Red Arrows.
Access to the airshow can be made via the A15.
All Standard Admission ticket holders will have to use the free shuttle bus from the nearby Lincolnshire Showground.
Drivers arriving to the Lincolnshire Showground can follow the postcode LN2 2NA, which will get them to the general area. Local road restrictions will be in place around the immediate vicinity.
The event will be clearly signed for all traffic from Lincoln along two routes, North along the A15 and North West along the B1398 Middle Street.
Take the A156 Southbound until Marton, then taking a left turn onto the A1500. Pass through Sturton by Stow and, from this point, all routes will be clearly signed and attendees should follow the yellow signs at all times to their designated parking area.
Take the A158 towards Lincoln. Follow the Lincoln ring road from Wragby roundabout until the Riseholme Roundabout, turning right to follow the A15 North to the Lincolnshire Showground.
Organisers will be running a bus service from opposite Lincoln Central Station at a subsidised price of £3.
Parking will be available at Lincolnshire Showground for the show.
Car parking is free for admission ticket holders at the Lincolnshire Showground.
The car parks will be open from 7am.
There will be a shuttle bus transferring people from the Showground to the RAF base.
For those who have not yet bought tickets, admission tickets must be bought online in advance.
Under 16s are free with every ticket holder.
To book online click here or call 01522 396 600 (8.30am – 5.30pm, Mon – Fri).
Scampton Airshow 2017 will feature a mix of modern military jets, historic warbirds, civilian display acts and the RAF Falcons.
Due to an engine fault, there were doubts over whether aircraft from the BBMF will be able to perform.
The airshow organiser conformed on September 5 that the BBMF Spitfire and Hurricane would be performing.
A number of road closures will be in place from Tuesday, September 5 to Sunday, September 10. Restrictions will be implemented as and when required in each location during this period.


HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. Gulf Coast crude prices climbed sharply this week after fog-related port closures slowed the nation's crude imports and as supplies rose at the U.S. storage hub in Cushing, Oklahoma, traders and analysts said on Wednesday.
Buyers bid up U.S. coastal grades like Light Louisiana Sweet and Mars Sour after imports fell to the lowest in more than two decades last week, the result of several days-long Gulf Coast port closures, refinery maintenance and slumping Canadian crude-by-rail shipments, traders said.
Coastal grades were also driven higher by expectations of rising supplies at Cushing, which has widened the spread between and global benchmark as unexpected refinery issues add to already high inventories.
Light Louisiana Sweet (LLS), a coastal crude grade delivered into St. James, Louisiana, firmed to an $8.75 per barrel premium to U.S. crude futures on Monday, the strongest since early November. The price edged lower to $8.35 over WTI on Wednesday, but still traded well above previous weeks.
"That wider LLS discount is (also) driven by cheaper barrels in Oklahoma," said Matthew Blair, an analyst at investment bank Tudor, Pickering, Holt & Co.
Mars Sour traded at a $7.60 premium on Monday, the strongest in five years. It also was slightly lower on Wednesday.
Net U.S. crude imports dropped to 3.8 million barrels per day last week, the lowest amount on record, down by 430,000 bpd compared to the prior week, according to U.S. Energy Information Administration data released on Wednesday.
Houston Pilots and the Galveston-Texas City Pilots, which guide tankers to Houston-area ports, suspended boardings for several days because of dense fog clouding Gulf ports, the U.S. Coast Guard said.
A decline in Canadian crude by rail cargoes to the United States also helped prop up Gulf Coast grades, traders said. The nation's overall imports from Canada fell 511,000 bpd to 3.19 million bpd last week, the EIA data showed.
The government of Alberta, Canada's mandated production cuts in December lifted depressed Canadian heavy crude prices.
LLS for delivery in the second quarter traded at $6.20 over the U.S. benchmark. The grade could weaken further as Energy Transfer LP's Bayou Bridge pipeline delivering light sweet crude from Texas to St. James is expected to come into service in coming weeks, traders said.