4th Masonic Ceremonies by Grand Lodge of Masons of Massachusetts.
5th Music by the Band.
6th Address by the President of the Pilgrim Society introducing the Governor of the State of Massachusetts.
7th Address by the Governor of the State welcoming the President of the United States and introducing him.
8th Oration by the President of the United States.
9th Music by the Band.
10th Address by the British Ambassador.
11th Address by the Secretary of War.
12th Address by Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
13th Address by Congressman W. C. Lovering.
14th National Hymn by the Band.
15th Procession from Hill to Town Hall.
16th Banquet at Town Hall with such speeches as may be necessary.
17th President escorted back to wharf.
BAND CONCERT from 8 until 9 P. M.
In fountain pen hand written note at bottom "President Roosevelt spoke to the fishermen of Gloucester and Cape Cod in Marine Hall after the banquet.
Actual scan of program from the day.
1. AMERICAN HYMN,	Keller. NEW BEDFORD BAND.
By the President of the Pilgrim Memorial Association, J. HENRY SEARS, Esq.
3. RESPONSE BY THE GRAND MASTER.
By \V. and Rev. WILLIAM H. RIDER, D.D., Grand Chaplain.
5. PRAYER BY THE GRAND CHAPLAIN.
6. HYMN, TO THE GLORY OF OUR PILGRIM FATHERS, Sung by the Harvard Quartette.
To teach our children to bless the Pilgrim band.
To inspire with hope this land of liberty.
Model for the Love that lends a helping hand.
To the Faith and hope and Love of the proud day When from the Mayflower's cabin first did shine Liberty's gladsome light, by true grace divine.
By the Grand Treasurer, R.W. CHARLES H. RAMSAY.
8. APPLICATION OF THE JEWELS TO THE CORNER-STONE.
9. LIBATION OF CORN, BY THE DEPUTY GRAND MASTER, R.W. ARTHUR T. WAY.
In showers of Corn, and Wine, and Oil.
10. LIBATION OF WINE, BY THE SENIOR GRAND WARDEN, R.W. EDWARD G. GRAVES.
They poured out Corn, and Wine, and Oil.
11. LIBATION OF OIL, BY THE JUNIOR GRAND WARDEN, R.W. DAVID T. REMINGTON.
With streams of Corn, and Wine, and Oil.
12. INVOCATION BY THE GRAND CHAPLAIN.
13. PRESENTATION OF WORKING TOOLS TO ARCHITECT, Mr. WILLARD T. SEARS.
14. ADDRESS BY R.W. AWILLIAM B. LAWRENCE.
OF SCOTLAND THE FIFTY -FOURTH, ANNO DOMINI, 1620.
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Old Bella Bella, also known as Old Towns or Qlts, was the name for the Heiltsuk village that grew up around the Hudson's Bay Company's historic Fort McLoughlin, at McLoughlin Bay on Campbell Island. The village relocated to the present site of Bella Bella, British Columbia by 1903. Today the Heiltsuk control the site, which houses a BC Ferries terminal, fish plant, and two houses, as well as archaeological remains of the old village.

Located on Campbell Island opposite the modern town now carrying the name Shearwater, the village grew and the Hudson's Bay Company closed the fort and replaced their operations with steam-ships. William Fraser Tolmie a Scottish doctor and fur trader employed by the Hudson's Bay Company left a record of some of his time at the fort and observed the development of the Heiltsuk village there.

Early history
The Heiltsuk village of Old Bella Bella (then simply Bella Bella) grew up adjacent to Fort McLoughlin, the Hudson's Bay Company trading fort at McLoughlin Bay. The fur trade employee, and later politician William Fraser Tolmie worked at Fort McLoughlin and wrote about his experiences in his book Physician and Fur Trader, providing interesting insights to the history.

The Fort closed in 1843. One report says that the Heiltsuk burned the abandoned fort for the iron;

A few years after the fort was abandoned, the Hudson's Bay Company had a change of mind and opened a store on the site of the former fort. They operated the store until deciding to lease it out, which they did in May 1883.

The community grew from the original group that had first built next to the fort.

The Heiltsuk population was ravaged by the 1862 Pacific Northwest smallpox epidemic.

During the late 1800s other Heiltsuk leaders brought their people together at Old Bella Bella;

1880-1900
The village changed significantly during the latter part of the 1800s, with European influence driving some of the change. A missionary account of the village in 1898 describes it;

Several traditional bighouses also existed in the village. A set of house posts was collected from one of these houses and is now located in the Brooklyn Museum.

By 1897 the Heiltsuk had decided to relocate the community.

The community continued to grow and a store was built in the community. - which also included a post office which used the name "Bella Bella" from 1930 to 1991 until changed to Old Bella Bella when the newer settlement across the strait was renamed Bella Bella after being Waglisla from 1974 to 1993.

When the store at McLoughlin Bay closed, the postal service, along with the name "Bella Bella" was transferred, first to a cannery, then to Shearwater, British Columbia.

The name "Old Bella Bella" is sometimes applied to both the original village at McLoughlin Bay, to the old post office in the "BC Packers Cannery" (now closed) on Lama Pass, and to Shearwater. For many years Shearwater used the name "Bella Bella" until it was recently transferred to the Heiltsuk village of Bella Bella (also known as Waglisla).

The name "Bella Bella" was initially applied to the Heiltsuk village located at McLoughlin Bay but when the store (and associated post office) closed the name was transferred to Denny Island, first at the cannery, then to Shearwater on Denny Island, British Columbia, which is now known as Shearwater, was known as Bella Bella Airbase from 1948 to 1952 and though renamed to Shearwater, the Bella Bella post office stayed at that location

Today the town "Bella Bella" refers to "New Bella Bella". The post office "Bella Bella" has now been returned to Campbell Island and the Heiltsuk village.

There are a number of resorts and hotels that are located on Denny Island such as the Shearwater Resort, the Denny Island B&B and the Whiskey Cove B&B. Most of Bella Bella's residents live on Campbell Island (New Bella Bella) but some employees of the Shearwater Resort still live on Denny Island.

Old Bella Bella today
The site now contains a fish processing plant and BC Ferries terminal - McLoughlin Bay, which includes a 'roll-on-roll-off' ramp allowing vehicles access.  In addition are several houses, a paved road connecting to the village of Bella Bella, British Columbia.

See also
Heiltsuk Nation

References

Populated places in the Central Coast Regional District

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List of Griffith University people
This is an incomplete list of Griffith University people, inclusive of the University's Queensland Conservatorium, and includes alumni and staff.
1 Alumni
1.1 Academia
1.2 Business
1.3 Government
1.3.1 Politicians
1.3.2 Civil servants
1.4 Humanities
1.4.1 Arts
1.4.2 History
1.4.3 Journalism and media
1.4.4 Literature, writing and poetry
1.4.5 Philosophy and theology
1.5 Law
1.6 Medicine and sciences
2.1 Chancellors
2.2 Vice-Chancellors
3 Faculty
Alumni[edit]
Academia[edit]
Brian Fitzgerald, academic and barrister, with expertise in cyber law at the Australian Catholic University
Peter Monteath, historian and academic at Flinders University[1]
Thomas O'Regan, academic in culture and media studies at the University of Queensland[2]
Business[edit]
Greg Clark, CEO of Symantec[3]
Rajnesh Singh, Fijian entrepreneur
Government[edit]
Politicians[edit]
Jim Chalmers, politician[4]
Anthony Chisholm, Senator for Queensland[5]
Peta-Kaye Croft, former state politician[6]
Mick de Brenni, state politician and minister[7]
Justine Elliot, federal politician[8]
Leeanne Enoch, state politician and minister[9]
Andrew Fraser, former state politician and Deputy Premier; winner of the University Medal[10]
Gary Hardgrave, former federal politician and minister; and later, Administrator of Norfolk Island[11]
Joanna Lindgren, former Senator for Queensland[12]
Matt McEachan, former state politician[13]
James McGrath, Senator for Queensland and assistant minister[14]
Aidan McLindon, former state politician[15]
Lisa Neville, Victorian state politician and minister[16]
Julie Owens, federal politician[17]
Duncan Pegg, state politician[18]
Ted Radke, former state politician[19]
Phil Reeves, former state politician and minister[20]
Mark Robinson, state politician[21]
Meaghan Scanlon, state politician[22]
Judy Spence, former state politician and former minister[23]
Amanda Stoker, Senator for Queensland and barrister[24]
Jackie Trad, state politician and the current Deputy Premier of Queensland[25]
Ross Vasta, federal politician[4][26]
Larissa Waters, former federal politician[4]
Civil servants[edit]
Dayan Jayatilleka, Sri Lankan academic, diplomat, writer and politician[27]
Brett Mason, Australian Ambassador to the Netherlands; former Senator for Queensland[28]
Humanities[edit]
Arts[edit]
Tony Albert, contemporary indigenous artist[29]
Daniel Amalm, musician and actor and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Garry Andrews, contemporary artist
Jason Barry-Smith, operatic baritone, vocal coach, composer, arranger, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[30]
Betty Beath, composer, pianist, and music educator, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[31]
Robert Braiden, film director
Liz Cantor, television personality[32][33]
Ray Chen, violinist and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[34]
Gerry Connolly, comedian, actor, impressionist, pianist, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[35]
Sarah Crane, operatic soprano and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[36]
Brett Dean, composer, violist, and conductor, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[37]
Emma Dean, singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[38]
Lucy DeCoutere, Canadian actress[39]
Candy Devine, broadcaster, singer, and actress, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[40]
Diana Doherty, oboist and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Robin Donald, operatic tenor and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Helen Donaldson, operatic soprano and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Lisa Gasteen AO, internationally acclaimed Australian operatic soprano, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Jayson Gillham, classical pianist and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Dami Im, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist performing artist, who represented Australia at Eurovision 2016[41]
Graeme Jennings, classical pianist and music educator, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Natalie Jeremijenko, experimental design artist[42][43]
Jung Ryeo-won, actress and singer[44]
Kanon, singer-songwriter and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[45]
Piers Lane AO, internationally acclaimed classical pianist and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[46]
Adam Lopez, pop musician, vocal coach, and session vocalist, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Mirusia Louwerse, soprano and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Tahu Matheson, pianist and conductor, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[47]
Kate Miller-Heidke, singer-songwriter and actress, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium
Katie Noonan, singer-songwriter and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[48]
David Pickvance, British-Australian composer who works in film, radio and television, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[49]
Barnaby Ralph, professional virtuoso recorder player and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[citation needed]
John Rodgers, composer, improviser, violinist, pianist and guitarist, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[50]
Van Thanh Rudd, artist and activist[51]
Aravinnd Singh, Indian cinematographer
Barry Singh, artistic director and conductor, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[52]
Rosario La Spina, operatic tenor and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[53]
Alaric Tay, Singaporean director, producer and actor
Amanda Ware, model[54]
Robert Warren, musician
Megan Washington, musician and songwriter, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[55]
Jonathon Welch AM, choral conductor, opera singer and voice teacher, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[56]
JVMIE, singer-songwriter and music producer, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[citation needed]
Christopher Wrench, organist and lecturer, and alumnus of the Queensland Conservatorium[57]
Journalism and media[edit]
Alex Deane, political commentator[58]
Adam Ferguson, photojournalist
Natalie Gruzlewski, television presenter[59]
Andrew Lofthouse, co-presenter of Nine News Queensland
Karen Tso, television journalist and anchor at CNBC Europe[60]
Literature, writing and poetry[edit]
Philip Dean, playwright
Brentley Frazer, contemporary poet and author[61]
Nujoom Al-Ghanem, Emirati poet and film director[62][63]
Stefanja Orlowska, writer and actress[64]
Robyn Sheahan-Bright, author and publisher of children's literature[65]
Heather Smith, author and accountant
Ken Spillman, author
David Vernon, author
Philosophy and theology[edit]
John Fleming, initially an Anglican minister; later, Catholic priest;[66] subsequently banned from practising ministry[67]
James Page, anthropologist and peace educator[68]
Nick Vujicic, Christian evangelist and motivational speaker
Law[edit]
This section is missing information about Griffith alumni who are or were lawyers, barristers, judges or other artribators. Please expand the section to include this information. Further details may exist on the talk page. (April 2018)
Medicine and sciences[edit]
Mark Elgar, ecologist[69]
Dinesh Palipana, doctor; disability advocate; first quadriplegic intern in Queensland; second quadriplegic medical graduate in Australia[70][71]
Sport[edit]
Deborah Acason, weightlifter and criminologist[72]
Liz Blatchford, triathlete and marine biologist[73]
Steven Bradbury OAM, short track speed skater and Olympic gold medallist[74]
Sara Carrigan, cyclist[59]
Naomi Castle, water polo player and Olympic gold medallist[74]
Duncan Free OAM, rower and Olympic gold medallist[74]
Jeff Horn, professional boxer and former school teacher[75]
Michael Jeh, former Sri Lankan cricketer
Katie Kelly OAM, paratriathlete and 2016 Rio Paralympics gold medallist[76]
Emma McKeon OAM, swimmer and Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medallist[77]
Anna-Liza Mopio-Jane, Papua New Guinean swimmer[citation needed]
Simone Nalatu, Fiji-Australian netball player[78]
Libby Trickett OAM, retired swimmer and Olympic gold medallist
Tania Major, Aboriginal activist[79]
Bo Songvisava, chef and restaurateur
Felicity Wishart, conservationist and environmental activist[80]
Administration[edit]
Chancellors[edit]
Term start
Time in office
1 Sir Theodor Bray 24 December 1970 (1970-12-24) 1985 14–15 years [81][82]
This section is missing information about the names of Chancellors and the dates between Theodor Bray and Leneen Forde. Please expand the section to include this information. Further details may exist on the talk page. (July 2018)
4 Leneen Forde AC 31 May 2015 (2015-05-31) [83]
5 Henry Smerdon AM 1 June 2015 (2015-06-01) incumbent 4 years, 224 days [84]
Vice-Chancellors[edit]
Vice-Chancellors
1 Frederick Willett AO 30 September 1971 (1971-09-30) 1994 22–23 years [85][86]
2 Roy Webb 1994 2002 7–8 years [87]
3 Glyn Davis 2002 31 December 2004 (2004-12-31) 2–3 years [88]
4 Ian O'Connor AC 1 January 2005 (2005-01-01) incumbent 15 years, 10 days [89]
Faculty[edit]
Ralf Altmeyer, German virologist[90]
Donald K. Anton, Chair of International Law[91]
Lisa Gasteen AO, internally acclaimed Australian operatic soprano
Graeme Jennings, classical pianist and music educator
Susanne Karstedt, criminologist[92]
Nigel Krauth, author, scholar and editor
Alan Mackay-Sim, biomedical scientist, 2017 Australian of the Year
Jason Nelson, pioneering digital poet and artist
Charles Page, photographer
Don Smith OBE (1920–1998), former operatic tenor and a singing teacher; father of Robin Donald
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Peanut butter honey instant oatmeal with bananas or strawberries. Around 340.
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Tea, 1 tsp cane sugar, 2 rye swedish crisp bread, small egg soft boiled, 1/2 cup tomato juice, 1 pat butter cut in half divided over the two crisp bread, 1 thin slice cheese divided into 2 pieces, few slices cucumber on top of these.
Turkey sausage, banana, oatmeal OR turkey sausage, two eggs, a serving of fruit, and a single piece of whole wheat toast. Around 450-500 cals.
1 cup of berries, usually fresh and/or organically grown with 3/4 cup plain 2% Greek or SKYR type yogurt. 200 calories... full of protein, vitamins and minerals.
Oats, cocoa powder, almond milk, protein powder (I use vanilla lean 1), flaxseeds, chia seeds, and some kind of fruit but I add that in the morning. Usually 300-350 calories, can also be made with peanut butter but that jumps the calories up, I've used the PB powder though with great success. Also cinnamon! Did a cinnamon apple mixture that was yum!
Cut up some hard boiled eggs, put them on toast with a little hot sauce for flavor.
I am very new to eating something for breakfast. I've always skipped it in the past. That's why I was asking for meal ideas... I'm open to anything and I love reading the different ingredients people incorporate into their meals.


Nose: Intense aroma, typical of grapefruit juice, slightly zesty and floral.
Palate: Very aromatic taste, good balance between bitterness, acidity and fruity, with a zesty note at the end.
Super-premium Larceny Bourbon continues the Old Fitzgerald tradition of using wheat in place of rye as the third or "small" grain in the whiskey's grain recipe, or mash bill as it is commonly known. The use of winter wheat replaces the spicier, fruitier flavor notes that rye provides with a softer, rounder character that is the hallmark of Old Fitzgerald and other "wheated" bourbons—such as Maker's Mark and the Van Winkle line.
Larceny is a small batch bourbon produced from dumps of 100 or fewer barrels that have been selected from the 4th, 5th and 6th floors of Heaven Hill's open rick warehouses in Nelson County, Kentucky. Larceny is drawn from barrels that have aged from 6 to 12 years at this high storage, and is bottled at a full-bodied 92 proof (46% alcohol by volume).
If Larceny is a crime, sign us up. The whiskey has a deep amber/golden hue, a full, velvety textured body and an engaging nose of cherries, vanilla and caramel. Its wafting aromatics alone distinguish the whiskey as top-notch. The entry is extraordinarily smooth and devoid of anything resembling excess heat. It has a soft, silky entry and a palate brimming with the bakery-fresh flavors of cinnamon, black cherries, toffee, vanilla and dark chocolate. The finish is long, warm and flavorful.
This high-proof bad boy has just returned after being off the market for over 50 years! Made by Charles Medley Distillers, a family run distillery in it's 8th generation, Medley Bros. is their entry level to the Wathen's line. You will find this bourbon to be classic in profile and of a great value for its price. Medley Bros. Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey is made using a mash of 77% corn, 10% rye and 13% malted barley. It's all in the nose with this one - sweet butterscotch upfront, vanilla and nutmeg give way to cocoa and coffee grounds with a little honey and golden raisins to round it out. Flavor is soft, sweet, and simple with more butterscotch, caramel and a twist of candied lemon and cinnamon. Equally perfect for cocktails or sipping neat on a cold day.
Carignane, a very under utilized grape originating from Spain, is usually used as a blending grape. However, when treated properly, this grape can yield a very stunning and robust wine. The team at Porter Creek has surely highlighted what this misunderstood grape has to offer. Bursting with a bouquet of dried cranberries, forest floor, and chicory, the palate reveals liquorice, raspberry and cinnamon. Pair this bold beauty with baked tomatoes, an aged gouda or a bacon pizza.


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First Person Craps: Our Review, How and Where to Play
First Person Craps is Evolution's RNG take on their ground-breaking Live Craps title. This live version was launched in late October 2020 as one of the biggest releases of the year. Evolution finally dared to attempt to adapt the classic 카지노사이트 추천 game into a live casino setting. The First Person Craps game, on the other hand, is one of their ongoing series of RNG games. Essentially, these are classic RNG casino games which are attempting to re-create the experience of live casino gaming in a single-player format. So far, Evolution came up with several such games. First Person Blackjack and First Person Roulette are just two such examples. Now, there are probably hundreds of RNG craps games out there. What makes this one so special, you might be asking?
Live First Person Craps Review
Well, first of all, the effort put into this game as true-to-life as possible is downright breathtaking at times. The graphics have been made to emulate the beautiful studio of the original live game – to incredible effect. When you play First Person Craps, it can be difficult to tell if it's made of computer-generated imagery or video material. Moreover, being a single-player game comes with many perks. First of all, you don't have to rush to put down bets because there is no timer involved. You user interface is much better, even explaining what each bet type does as you hover your mouse over them. If you know how craps work, you're aware how helpful this can be to beginners. As always, you can tweak some settings in the menu such as game sounds and even a limited auto-bet function.
Insane level of detail in terms of the presentation.
A standard craps table with the usual odds.
Maintains the 98.63% RTP rate of the original.
Beginner-friendly with an integrated tutorial and Easy Mode.
How to Play Evolution Person Craps Online
• Craps is one of the most complex and dynamic games on an average casino floor. Going through the complete list of 카지노사이트 rules and bet types is beyond the scope of this First Person Craps review. IF that's what you're looking for, you can check out our live craps guide. Here, we'll give you a quick rundown of the game's features.
• The objective of Craps is to predict the outcome of a dice roll. The most obvious example is the classic Field bet. For this wager, you're hoping that the dice will combine for a total of 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12. This wager allows you to get right into the action, though it's a bit atypical for Craps.
• Multi-roll bets mean that you're predicting you'll roll the selected number before a 7. Basically, you keep rolling until you get one of those two.
• The First Person Craps game features a range of other bets that should be familiar to old-hands at craps. The Come and Don't Come are available, of course, as are the ever-popular Pass and Don't Pass. One-roll wagers are available for the braver sort of players, as are the Hardways. Finally, the bet table is completed with a Seven and a Craps bet.
• As you can tell, these are fairly standard as far as craps games go. Remember, the most exciting part about Evolution First Person Craps is the way it simulates live games. Mechanically, it's not exactly innovative – though Craps leaves little wiggle room for that. One thing to note is that the game itself is very beginner-friendly. Firstly, it features an interactive video tutorial that can be helpful even if you're an experienced player. Secondly, there is a so-called 'Easy Mode' just like in the live craps 에볼루션카지노 game. Essentially, this just cuts the table down to a few of the simpler wagers.
Our Verdict of Live First Person Craps
Compared to the industry-changing potential of the live version of craps, we can't say we're as excited about this one. Online Craps is done many times in the past, after all. That said, if you're looking to play RNG craps online, this is as good as it can get. Evolution's First Person Craps is the cream of the crop in terms of both presentation and mechanics. While not a live casino game in the traditional sense, it definitely has a lot going for it. It can also serve as training before you move on to live dealer craps.
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Accountancy franchise Certax Accounting has hailed the performance of two of its top franchise owners. The company has named franchise owner for Rugby & West Northants, David Nicoll 'Best Performing Certax Accountant 2008/2009' and Falmouth franchise owner Vincenzo Rubino 'Best Performing New Certax Franchisee 2009'.
The awards were announced at the company's Winter 2009 seminar, a two day event which gathered together its franchise owners to meet each other and be kept abreast of changes in legislation, tax regulations, marketing initiatives and other developments within the Certax Accounting network.
David, who has garnered accolades as 'Midlands Business Person of the Year 2009' and the 'Global Business Excellence Award for outstanding business growth 2009' in the last 12 months, said: "It is so nice to receive this award, it shows that my hard work has been recognised."
Upon picking up his award, Vincenzo reflected: "I can't believe it's a year since I started practicing as a Certax franchise owner. I've really enjoyed the last year and I'm really happy with the success of my practice, helped by the support I have received from head office with the helpline and the marketing department."
The awards were presented by Certax Founder Keith Bradshaw, who commented: "The seminars always provide a great opportunity for franchise owners to get to know each other, sharing their own experiences and ideas, as well has keeping them up to date with current legislation."
Pictured: (L) Vincenzo Rubino receives his award for 'Best Performing New Certax Franchisee 2009' from Certax Accounting Founder Keith Bradshaw.
(R) Keith presents David Nicoll with the 'Best Performing Certax Accountant 2008/2009' award.


Cancer that spreads from where it started to the bone (secondary bone cancer) can cause pain.
You might have an area in the bone that is painful or tender. Bone pain can be severe and it might be painful even when you are resting.
Radiotherapy uses high energy waves similar to x-rays to kill cancer cells. It can slow down the cancer and help with the bone pain.
But radiotherapy for bone pain doesn't always work. Some people continue to have pain, or have more pain, after treatment.
Doctors would like to know who benefits from having radiotherapy for bone pain. In this study, they are using a test that looks at how you feel warm and cool on your skin over where your pain is. They think this will help to tell who benefits from radiotherapy.
The main aim of this study is to see if the new tool can tell who benefits from radiotherapy for bone pain. Doctors hope to use the results of this study to do a bigger trial.
Taking part in this study does not affect the radiotherapy treatment you have. This is the same as if you weren't in this study.
You usually have 1 radiotherapy session. Your doctor will explain your treatment and what to expect.
You meet the study team before the start of radiotherapy. They ask you to complete some questionnaires. It asks about your pain and how it affects you. The questionnaires take about 15 to 20 minutes to complete.
The study team tests how you feel warm and cool on the skin over the painful bone. To do this, they place a small probe lightly on your skin. They then ask you if you if it feels warm or cold. The test takes up to 5 minutes. They also test an area where you don't have pain as a comparison.
The team might keep the samples and use them in future research studies. You don't have to agree to the extra blood and urine tests if you don't want to. You can still take part in this trial.
You meet the study team before the start of radiotherapy and in a place that suits you best. It can be at your home or at the hospital.
You go to Western general hospital or Ninewells hospital to have the radiotherapy treatment.
After treatment, you speak with the study team after a week. This is to see how you are and whether you have any side effects from radiotherapy.
On each visit, you complete some questionnaires and have the same test to see whether it feels warm or cold when they place the probe on your skin. You can have the test in a place that suits you best, such as at your home.
The trial team doesn't think you will have any side effects from taking part in this study. But you might have side effects from the radiotherapy to the bone.
Your doctor will tell you about all the possible side effects of radiotherapy before taking part. We have information about the side effects of radiotherapy for bone pain.


The image is recommending that we avoid bottled water, but in a tongue-in-cheek manner. Perhaps we shouldn't drink bottled water because tap water is just is good and less wasteful or less harmful on the environment, but it's funny to joke around by suggesting bottled water is from (*gasp*) hell.
The image is making fun of the sincerity and seriousness of those who criticize bottled water—perhaps they are just as absurd as the people who say gays are going to hell.
I imagine that the image may be read according to the way the reader wants it to read—because of my sympathies, my first read was along the lines of #1 rather than #2, although upon reflection I realized my interpretation could go either way. Interpretation is in they eye of the beholder, it seems.
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I would not rule out the possibility that the image was intended in an entirely sincere manner. Nearly every time I think, "surely, no one would really build a religion in that way, around that, I'm wrong.
Graphjam is a humor site. It seems they are making fun of those who believe things as absurd as water pumped from hell, speaking serpents, adam and eve and a man who manages to open the sea with a magic staff.
Most of the water of the rivers come from springs. Is this water tears of the dammed too? I think we shoud drink only water collected from the rain. If you open your mouth towards the sky when it rains, you will be drinkink directly from heaven.
I interpreted it as straight up satire of religion using bottled water as the absurdist vehicle for the satire.


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Giving It Back to Metallica
Metallica fans feeling bad about pirating the band's music now have a way to give something back.
In response to the $10 million lawsuit Metallica filed against Napster and three universities on April 13, a San Francisco start-up on Thursday launched paylars.com, a website that allows fans to donate money to Metallica to compensate the band for its monetary losses from digital piracy.
The tongue-in-cheek site, named after Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich, will take in credit card donations and promises to forward them to the band.
Fans can donate based on the number of tracks they've downloaded, although the carefully worded site states that donating is not an admission of guilt. The site accepts major credit cards, and promises to protect individual identities.
"It's strange that any band would choose to sue its fans, private companies, and schools without at least asking if anybody would be willing to pay," said Mark Erickson, CEO of August Nelson, the technology development firm that created the site. "So we are passing the collection plate around for them."
The Metallica lawsuit claims that the Napster utility encouraged and enabled music fans to trade pirated music files. Also named in the lawsuit were the University of Southern California, Indiana University and Yale.
Yale was dropped from the lawsuit Wednesday after the school banned access to Napster on the university's computer network. Thursday Indiana Unversity took the same action and was also dropped from the suit.
This isn't the first time the heavy-metal rockers have gone to court to protect their copyrighted material.
Metallica filed a lawsuit against Victoria Secret last January after the lingerie company used the band's name without permission to promote a line of lipstick. And in 1998, the band sued several distribution sites, including Amazon.com, over the sale of the bootleg album Metallica: Bay Area Thrashers, the Early Years.
Despite the current flap, Erickson said he believes most people would pay for digital downloads if the music industry would just reach out to fans.
"We don't care what the outcome of this is," he said. "We just wanted to point out how ridiculous the music business has become. We just want it to be cheap and easy for people to pay for music online. Threatening to throw people in jail isn't much of an incentive to get your fans to pay."


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Granulose dung beetle Onthophagus granulatus, from CSIRO.
The Onthophagini is a cosmopolitan tribe of dung beetles. Members of the tribe bury pieces of dung for egg-laying where they find it rather than rolling it elsewhere for burial (Philips et al. 2004).
Synapomorphies (from Philips et al. 2004): Jugal vein present; MP + CuA narrowly separated; costal margin at wing base with fine striae; proximal transverse bridge of posterior labial struts with distinct lateral surface; lateral margin of cervical sclerites with large rounded lobe; mandible with narrow tooth-like projections on ventral sclerotised area extending towards mandible apex medially; antennal scape with setal row at midline; seventh and eighth antennomeres with small cavity on anterior surface; abdominal spiracle 1 equal in width to or slightly wider than scutellum; prescutum with narrowly transverse projection on anterior, slightly ventrally directed transverse plate; broad notch on lateral edge of scutum-scutellum; mediophragma with posterior dorsoventrally-directed apodeme present; scutellum with apical width 1.5× length; alar ridge of scutellum distinctly converging in dorsal view; pygidium with anterio-medial groove indistinct or faintly visible, extending ~1/2-3/4 length of area between dorsal margin and transverse ridge; transverse ridge on pygidium slightly pronounced; dorsolateral edge of pygidium squared off with flattened edges; pronotal surface with protuberance or one or more cavities present; mid-coxae slightly oblique; body narrowing towards posterior end.
[HG01] Harvey, P. H., & C. J. Godfray. 2001. A horn for an eye. Science 291: 1505-1506.
[PPS04] Philips, T. K., E. Pretorius & C. H. Scholtz. 2004. A phylogenetic analysis of dung beetles (Scarabaeinae: Scarabaeidae): Unrolling an evolutionary history. Invertebrate Systematics 18: 53-88.
[R96] Roff, D. A. 1996. The evolution of threshold traits in animals. Quarterly Review of Biology 71 (1): 3-35.


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Finland's startups to watch, according to investors - Sifted
Finland's got a fast-growing startup ecosystem. Here are the companies investors are watching today.
From health monitoring rings worn by Prince Harry, to quantum computing breakthroughs, Finland has a fast-growing startup ecosystem that's emerged in the past ten years.The country's also proven its ability to scale up tech businesses. On our list of the fastest growing scaleups of 2020, four out of the top ten were Finnish startups. But which startups are VCs watching today? We asked four investors based in Finland to recommend the companies they're interested in and excited about.Their recommendations are diverse: from a needle-free healthtech tool, to textiles made from recycled leather, and from an AI writing tool to a new way to treat wrinkles. We just had one rule: to keep things interesting, the investors couldn't recommend companies in their own portfolios.
Inka Mero, founder and managing partner at Voima Ventures
Voima is a deeptech investment firm, investing across the Nordics and Baltics.
IQM
What's the tech? A quantum computing startup based in Espoo, Finland. We covered its latest quantum breakthrough here.
What problem is it trying to solve? "IQM is a spin-off from Aalto University and founded by the pioneer Prof. Mikko Möttönen. The team's work started with breakthroughs in qubit reset, readout and thermal management towards large-scale quantum processors. Currently it's developing unique hardware advantages and novel concepts around digital-analogue quantum computing. Mikko is one of a kind, a fantastic founder and the team is one of the leaders in quantum."
Total funding: €67.5m
Original story: https://sifted.eu/articles/fin...


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Difference Between JDBC Statement and PreparedStatement
• Categorized under Technology | Difference Between JDBC Statement and PreparedStatement
Before we jump to the difference, let's understand what JDBC is first.
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) is a Java API to connect and execute queries with the database. It is the industry standard for database-independent connectivity that provides universal data access, especially the data stored in Relational Databases. It uses JDBC drivers written in Java programming language to connect any Java application with the database. It allows us to connect to all corporate databases even in a heterogeneous environment.
Statement and PreparedStatement are classes that represent SQL statements to interact with the database server. Let's discuss them in detail and explain the difference between the two.
What is Statement?
Statement is a JDBC interface used for general-purpose access to the SQL database, especially while using static SQL statements at the runtime.
It defines methods and properties to interact with the database using SQL or PL/SQL commands. It is used to execute standard SQL statements such as CREATE, UPDATE, RETREIVE, and DELET (CRUD). It works as a carrier between a Java program and the database but it cannot accept parameters at runtime and it's not pre-compiled meaning the same SQL statement cannot be used multiple times which accounts for slow performance than PreparedStatement. It is more prone to SQL Injection.
What is PreparedStatement?
It is an extended and the powerful version of the Statement interface which may or may not be parameterized meaning unlike Statement, it can take input parameters which accounts for faster performance.
It also helps to write Object Oriented code with setter methods which improve performance of the applications. And the best part, it is executed via a non-SQL binary communication protocol which is basically a non-textual based format used to communicate between clients and servers which ultimately reduces the bandwidth usage thereby promoting faster communication calls to server.
In simple terms, it is an object that represents a pre-compiled SQL statement.
JDBC Statement and PreparedStatement are classes that represent SQL statements to send SQL or PL/SQL commands and receive data from the database. The Statement interface provides methods and properties to execute queries and changes with the database. It's an interface used for general purpose access to the database but it cannot accept IN and OUT parameters. The PreparedStatement interface, on the other hand, extends the Statement interface and is used to execute a pre-compiled SQL statement in JDBC so that the same SQL statement can be used multiple times.
Precompiled Statement
Unlike a JDBC Statement, PreparedStatement is a precompiled statement which means when it is executed, the DBMS can run the SQL statement without needing to compile it first. In simple terms, the Statements can be run multiple times without having to compile it each and every time. All it does is extend the Statement interface and add the ability to use bind variables. This allows for faster execution, especially when it's used with batches. The Statement, on the other hand, is not precompiled which makes it less reliable than PreparedStatement.
A Statement interface cannot pass parameters to SQL queries at runtime as it can only be used to execute static SQL statements and it cannot accept input parameters. An input parameter is a placeholder in an SQL statement used to exchange data between stored procedures and functions. PreparedStatement interface, on the contrary, can pass parameters to SQL queries at runtime and it can have one or more IN parameters which ultimately allows us to execute dynamic queries.
Binary Communication Protocol
PreparedStatement is executed via a non-SQL binary communication protocol meaning a non-textual based format is used to communicate between clients and servers instead of the less efficient text protocol. In binary protocols, the data is sent in binary form which is much faster to parse and is the fastest and the most efficient way to interface a client to a server. This results in less bandwidth usage and faster communication calls to server which eventually speed things up with repetitive select queries. No such protocol is implemented in the Statement interface.
It refers to an injection attack that might destroy the database. It is one of the most common techniques to inject malicious code into SQL statements to manipulate the database into revealing contents to the attacker. A malicious code is injected in an application and then passed to the SQL database to gain access to the various resources or make changes to the data. PreparedStatement is resilient against SQL injection because it uses parameterized queries to automatically escape special characters such as quotes. Statement cannot escape SQL injection as we use concatenated SQL strings in JDBC.
Statement vs. PreparedStatement: Comparison Chart
Summary of JDBC Statement vs. PreparedStatement
The JDBC Statement and PreparedStatement interfaces define methods and properties to send and receive data from the SQL database. While a basic Statement is enough to execute simple SQL statements, it is hard to beat the flexibility and the benefits provided by using PreparedStatement. While the Statement interface is a general purpose carrier used to execute static SQL statements, PreparedStatement is a parameterized statement used to execute dynamic SQL statements. The main difference between the two is that PreparedStatement is a pre-compiled statement meaning the same SQL command can be used multiple times which accounts for better performance and faster results.
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Sagar Khillar is a prolific content/article/blog writer working as a Senior Content Developer/Writer in a reputed client services firm based in India. He has that urge to research on versatile topics and develop high-quality content to make it the best read. Thanks to his passion for writing, he has over 7 years of professional experience in writing and editing services across a wide variety of print and electronic platforms.
Outside his professional life, Sagar loves to connect with people from different cultures and origin. You can say he is curious by nature. He believes everyone is a learning experience and it brings a certain excitement, kind of a curiosity to keep going. It may feel silly at first, but it loosens you up after a while and makes it easier for you to start conversations with total strangers – that's what he said."
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Khillar, S. (2018, April 26). Difference Between JDBC Statement and PreparedStatement. Difference Between Similar Terms and Objects. http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-jdbc-statement-and-preparedstatement/.
Khillar, Sagar. "Difference Between JDBC Statement and PreparedStatement." Difference Between Similar Terms and Objects, 26 April, 2018, http://www.differencebetween.net/technology/difference-between-jdbc-statement-and-preparedstatement/.
Thank you, it is very helpful.
Written by : Sagar Khillar. and updated on 2018, April 26
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[2]Menon, R.M. Expert Oracle JDBC Programming. NYC: Apress, 2006. Print
[3]Reese, George. Database Programming with JDBC and Java. Sebastopol: O'Reilly Media, 2000. Print
[4]Speegle, George David. JDBC: Practical Guide for Java Programmers. Burlington: Morgan Kaufmann, 2002. Print
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Happy Five Year Anniversary on WordPress!
Just got this nifty little image, it's the five year anniversary for http://brickoneil.com!
Hopefully I've brought you news, information and a smattering of personal news to keep you entertained. I started out blogging for other networks, now defunct, for five or six years prior. After I got stiffed a grand, I decided to just write my own blog, with some of the same topics, such as, fitness, health, technology and, of course, books-book reviews and so forth.
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About University of Maryland, College Park
University of Maryland College Park (UMCP) is a public institution that was founded in 1856. Its setting is suburban, and the campus size is 1,250 acres. The University of Maryland has highly ranked graduate programs in education (top 30 universities in USA) and the noted A. James Clark School of Engineering (ranked at #22 on US News Rankings), as well as well-regarded offerings through the Robert H. Smith School of Business. The university regularly earns accolades for its sustainable and clean energy initiatives, such as its plan to be carbon neutral by 2050 and campus-wide efforts to compost dining hall waste. It ranks #51 according to U.S. News' 'Best Global Universities Ranking' list.
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I Sentimenti della Nazione è un documento scritto da José María Morelos y Pavón e presentato al congresso di Chilpancingo il 13 settembre 1813. Il documento era formato da 23 punti (detti anche sentimenti); secondo le intenzioni di Morelos questo documento doveva essere la base fondante della carta costituzionale del Messico indipendente.
I principi fondamentali affermati in questo documento sono:

 L'affermazione dell'indipendenza del Messico (e del continente Americano) dalle potenze straniere
 La scelta della religione Cattolica come religione di Stato
 La divisione dei poteri esecutivo, legislativo e giudiziario
 La restituzione della sovranità al popolo

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India Gives Up Kashmir For Masood Azhar
Analysis Published on May 4, 2019 
by Ahmed Quraishi
There are two views on the blacklisting of Masood Azhar: one in India and the other at the United Nations. And the two are different.
If you are in the Indian capital, the story is that the UN has blacklisted a Pakistani militant leader for his anti-India actions in Kashmir; the UN and the international community backed India's narrative; Pakistan has been rebuked, which, according to this view, was desperately shielding Azhar.
Then there is the view from New York City. This view contradicts the official narrative promoted by Indian media.
A UN Security Council committee, formally known as the "ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions Committee," added Azhar to a list formally called the "ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida Sanctions List."
The reasons are given for this listing on the UN website shows where the Indian narrative is different. The committee gave as "reasons for listing" Azhar the following: "… being associated with Al-Qaida" and for being the head of JEM which is "associated with Al-Qaida, Usama bin Laden, and the Taliban." JEM, or Jaish-e-Muhammad, was added to the list in October 2001, four weeks after the 9/11 terror attacks committed by Al-Qaeda.
There is no mention of Azhar being a Pakistani citizen or linked to Pakistan, or of him acting against India, or being linked in any way to Kashmir or to Pulwama, the site of a terror attack in the disputed territory of Kashmir in February that India tried to pin on Pakistan but failed due to lack of evidence.
The story does not end here. The UNSC committee saw a diplomatic breakthrough that you will miss in the fog of Indian media's tribal jubilation dance.
The United States, Britain, and France originally tabled the proposal to blacklist Azhar. The original proposal pandered to India's demands that the UNSC committee formally links Azhar to Pakistan, to Kashmir conflict, and to Pulwama. Pakistan had already banned and dismantled the JEM in 2001 and had no objection to listing Azhar as well, who has mostly been sick and under house arrest. Islamabad's only objection concerned India's attempts to 'politicize' the listing and use it to transform Kashmir conflict into a question of terrorism and settle scores with Pakistan, instead of holding peace talks to resolve the conflict. China backed this Pakistani position and held up any vote on India's version of the proposal for more than a decade.
The surprise now is manifold: Azhar has been listed because India retreated from its position. And Washington joined Pakistan and China in passing a compromise version of the listing that removed Pakistani objections and convinced India to accept the new version. Or is it that India had a chance of heart? Hard to know until someone in New Delhi confirms.
Also, Masood Azhar's case is said to be indirectly linked to Iran. Western powers have apparently arranged to give an election gift to Modi in exchange for apparent Indian commitment to end Iran oil purchases.
A DIFFERENT STORY
One Indian journalist went against the massive jubilant fireworks in the Indian media that was presenting the listing as an endorsement of New Delhi's position on Pulwama, Kashmir, and Pakistan.
That journalist is Suhasini Haider, who noted in a tweet on the same day:
"UNSC listing refers to Azhar's terror role in 1990s, IC-814 hijacking, links to Al Qaeda, Osama & Taliban, and call to recruit Jihadis for Afghanistan, but no reference to Pulwama or Kashmir in the listing. US, UK, France original proposal had Pulwama, so it has clearly been dropped."
So, the actual story is completely different. The real story is about a diplomatic breakthrough at UNSC based on a compromise by India, supported by Washington, and in line with Pakistan and China's positions, with both Islamabad and Beijing compromising on Azhar.
It's not a small story that India consented to dropping any references to attacks on India or Kashmir for this designation to pass strictly based on Azhar links to AlQaeda/Taliban/BinLaden. Pakistan and China backed this, and so did the US. India did an about-face and stepped back from its decade-long position.
Frankly, no one in Islamabad, Beijing, or Washington could have anticipated this Indian change of heart, if this is a real change and not a desperate move because of elections.
In other words, India dropped Kashmir to get Masood Azhar listing for Prime Minister Modi to spin in his difficult reelection campaign. Which he successfully did, let's admit. But there is hardly any value to the designation. JEM has already been dismantled. Pakistan stopped any contacts with the group after 2001 and came down hard on JEM's Al-Qaeda and Taliban allies. Azhar himself is sick and inactive for over a decade.
But this tendency to view every development in the Pakistan-India story as zero-sum risks overshadowing positive compromises that could lead to peace.
So, a positive spin on what happened at the UN should recognize how India, Pakistan, and the world powers achieved a compromise in an issue involving the intractable Kashmir conflict.
A POSITIVE SPIN
On May 1, 2019, a major international diplomatic breakthrough was achieved at the UN Security Council on Kashmir conflict and Pakistan-India relations. It is a feat for diplomacy on an intractable dispute, and a rare example of how compromise by all parties can resolve complex situations.
Pakistan and China dropped opposition to blacklisting former militant leader Masood Azhar following a series of compromises by all sides, including India conceding demands on the wording of the reasons for the designation. New Delhi has also reportedly committed to major powers to starting Kashmir peace talks with Pakistan after elections.
Dropping references to Kashmir 'terrorism' and committing to peace talks in exchange for this designation is a defeat in a way for hawks in India. New Delhi retreats from a decade-long position of linking Azhar to Kashmir. Interestingly, the United States and some Europeans asked India to drop the line linking Kashmir to terrorism, diplomats say.
New Delhi could be deserving of praise if this was done with the conscious decision to give boost to peace with Pakistan and in Kashmir. If indeed this was the case, it has, however, been eclipsed by triumphalism in Indian media portraying Azhar listing as an endorsement of India's position on Pulwama attacks and some sort of a diplomatic defeat for Pakistan.
So, in Masood Azhar designation, Modi gets a modest victory to show to his voters in a difficult election, while Pakistan succeeds in defeating a decade-long Indian diplomatic push to convince the world to link Kashmir to terror through Azhar. In short: India wins a battle (blacklisting Azhar) but chooses to lose a war (to link Kashmir to terrorism; forced to drop this line under Chinese and American pressure.)
Do the Indian and Pakistani compromises point to a breakthrough for peace in Kashmir after Indian elections? Fingers crossed in world capitals.
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DREAM THEATER "A Dramatic Turn Of Events" /2LP/
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The eleventh full-length studio album by legendary American Progressive Metal/Rock band.
The band's first recording to feature drummer Mike Mangini following the departure of founding member Mike Portnoy in September 2010. It's understandably among the most anticipated album in their decades-long career.
"For A Dramatic Turn Of Events", Dream Theater underwent a self-proclaimed musical change, reevaluating and restructuring themselves. The album has drawn stylistic comparisons to two of the band's past albums, "Images And Words" (1992) and "Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory" (1999). Many songs on the album were written with a specific purpose in mind as Petrucci, one of the album's primary composers, felt a sense of responsibility to fans following Portnoy's departure. The album's title was derived from its recurring lyrical themes of dramatic changes in history that have affected people's lives, including contemporary uprisings such as the Libyan Civil War.
The album is a much more keyboard-driven offering, though there is plenty of good old-fashioned Prog Metal here, too. Given its nearly 80-minute length, there is something here for virtually every fan to grab hold of. Singer James LaBrie doesn't indulge his high Metal screech here that often, and prefers to sing plainly - a good thing. Three tracks ("Outcry", "Breaking All Illusions" and "Lost Not Forgotten") feature wildly long instrumental segments with more odd time signature changes than you can likely count. Opening track and single "On the Backs of Angels" contains all the Dream Theater trademarks: disciplined drumming, intricate seven-string guitar riffs that grow increasingly more explosive, a Gothic chorale, and John Myung's insistent basslines, which are nearly buried in the mix. Jordan Rudess' keyboards counter Petrucci's guitar and Mangini's drums for dominance and come out on top. That said, the melodic structure of the tune harkens back to band's albums previous to the last decade's.
"Dramatic Turn Of Events" has enough of what makes Dream Theater attractive to make it a necessary purchase for fans!
The album moved 36 000 units in the United States in its debut week, charting at number eight on the US Billboard 200. Burrn! Magazine awarded "A Dramatic Turn Of Events" with their Best Album, Best Front Cover, Best Guitarist, and Best Keyboardist honors. At the 2012 Grammy Awards, "On the Backs of Angels" was nominated for Best Hard Rock/Metal Performance, representing the Dream Theater's first-ever Grammy nomination.
Nuclear Blast GmbH/Cargo Records Germany GmbH, 2011 (RRCAR 7765-1). Made in Germany. First press. 180g gatefold black vinyl 2LP.
Side One:
1. On The Backs Of Angels 8:42
2. Build Me Up, Break Me Down 6:58
Side Two:
3. Lost Not Forgotten 10:34
4. This Is The Life 6:57
Side Three:
1. Bridges In The Sky 11:01
2. Outcry 11:24
Side Four:
3. Far From Heaven 3:56
4. Breaking All Illusions 12:25
5. Beneath The Surface 5:26
Total playing time: 77:23
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