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Albums Released This Year That I Like......But Thought Would Be Better
I'm a big Paul Shortino fan and love the album he did with Quiet Riot in the late 80's. That period is when I discovered metal and went further down the rabbit hole never to return. I was thrilled when Carmine Appice re-booted the band and released their self-titled album in 2011 and having Paul on vocals made it for me. It was a great hard rock retro 80's release.
Fast forward to this year and the band spring this on the world. To me it's good but not as good as the previous one. The band have tried to expand their sound on Big River but remain true to their hard rocking roots on Have A Good Time and Hell On Wheels. It just has this cut and paste quality to it, a band who records here there and everywhere only getting together in the same room for the photos. Got It Comin' is filler and Take Me Back sounds like a thousand ballads released over the years.
It's good, a couple of songs too long but Shortino is still in fine form and for that I'm glad. Love the cover but whoever thought the font for the thank you notes was big enough needs their head examined. The less said about Johnny Rod's hair the better.
Richie.
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Review - 2 Minutes To Midnight An Iron Maiden Day By Day- Martin Popoff (Backbeat Books)
Right Martin. I want to know Dave Wright's address and alarm code. You see after reading this book with all those numerous and yummy memorabilia pictures I want to let's just say look and "borrow" some of his stash. You really have to see all the stuff in here from his private collection to believe it. Class A Maiden porn. Ten out of fucking ten. Posters, backstage passes, one off gig t-shirts, promo stuff, signed pictures, picture discs. What pisses me off is some of the stuff I should have bought when it came out and for various practical and silly reasons I didn't. He did, the jammy bastard. Martin has his share of memorabilia in the book too.
That's just the icing on the cake as the text is also top notch. Much like his two Deep Purple Chain Of Events books this one chronicles the bands history from the early years right up to recent events in 2013. It's all about the when's rather then the how's although the various interview pieces do flesh the story out a bit more. The Derek Riggs sections on his album and singles covers is a welcome addition. It also includes the solo and various side projects done by the band members over the years. It is sad though how Paul D'Ianno has gone from Maiden to various band projects to singing on tribute albums to himself.
It's hardback and big and heavy and in color and will warrant repeated viewings. A book on Maiden for Christ sake done by one of the premier hard rock and metal authors out there. Ok Santa I'll have one please. How he churns out so many books a year and all of high quality is beyond me. There's a similar one just out on Metallica. Now Martin lets's get back to Dave Wright again........
www.martinpopoff.com
http://www.amazon.com/Minutes-Midnight-Maiden-Day-Day/dp/1617135658
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Labels: 2 Minutes To Midnight, Iron Maiden, Martin Popoff, Review
Review - Black Sabbath Symptom of the Universe by Mick Wall (Orion Books)
There's a ton of Sabbath books out there and I've read a lot of them including Ozzy and Tony's memoirs. So the world needs another book on the band like a hole in the head, right? Maybe so but if Mick Wall is scribbling it then I'm in. He doesn't write so called fan books where everything the band releases is fantastic and they all love each other and everyone lives happily ever after and so forth. He takes a more adult approach to the story focusing not so much on the albums and tours but on the cast of characters and circumstances surrounding each release.
Like his previous books a large chunk of this one focuses on the classic line-up's upbringing, the band's formation and first ten years. For the author here is where the story lies and the roots of everything after is traced back to this period. Four guys who just plugged in and played really fucking loud music. Pissed off about their lives but in no way educated enough to mount a plan of attack to better themselves when the going got tough the band did what most bands of that era did, do what you are told is best. Someone else always knew more, everyone else always knew better. Write, hit the studio, tour and at a fucking constant whirlwind pace. If you dared bitch and moan well here's a plentiful supply of booze, drugs and women.
Their story is as much about management issues as anything else. Their dealings with Patrick Meehan up to the Sabotage album showed how good a manager Peter Grant actually was. Proving how out of it they were and how little they had learned the band became a pawn in a power struggle between Don Arden and his daughter Sharon that went on for many years. She got Ozzy and he got Heaven and Hell. That era of Sabbath is handled really well by the author as he worked as a PR for the band and also wrote Ozzy's autobiography a couple of years later.
Bill was next to jump ship, now a shell of a man too out of it to care. Ronnie and Vinny too, more focused and driven then the other two. In comes Gillan over a pint for Born Again. Now the party's on as karaoke season is upon us. Hughes in, Geezer out, Martin in and shake it all about. Tony and his coke buddy Geoff Nicholls floating with their head in the clouds. The return of Patrick Meehan and playing Sun City at the height of apartheid in South Africa proved how far gone Iommi was. Again Mick Wall was there for it all writing for Kerrang magazine.
The nineties saw Sharon giving a big fuck you to well......everyone within earshot really. Fuck you Perry Farrell look what I can do with Ozzfest, fuck you Don Arden for doubting Ozzy and me and fuck you to the big wigs in the music industry who doubted me period. Her role in Sabbath is compelling as the author argues that she and not Iommi have been in control of Sabbath since the Reunion album in the mid-nineties. Tony might have the name but it means fuck all without Ozzy and we know who controls him. All this to get one over on her dad of course.
There are no real heroes or villains in this book. All characters are both or if you listen to them neither. Everyone drugged up to the gills or too quick to blame someone else. You do feel sorry for Bill the way he has been ostracized for the 13 album and for Ronnie and Tony Martin who just wanted what was best for the name but at times they should really have known better. In summary this is not a book for the Sabbath fan who thinks the sun shines out of the members collective arses and it's all the better for it. After reading it you do wonder how in the hell they made such fantastic and groundbreaking albums in the first place. The critics hated them but the fans loved them. The nutters loved them too. You mightn't love them as much after reading this and you will probably never listen to them in the same way again. A must buy.
www.mickwall.com
http://www.amazon.com/Black-Sabbath-Universe-Mick-Wall/dp/1409118436/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1385761489&sr=1-1&keywords=mick+wall
Labels: Black Sabbath, Mick Wall, Orion Books, Review, Symptom of the Universe
It has arrived! KISS in Sweden 1976-2013 – The Book about all those times KISS visited Sweden
Alright World! You wanted the best…
It has arrived! KISS in Sweden 1976-2013 – The Book about all those times KISS visited Sweden. A book for anyone who loves KISS, filled with exciting stories, interesting facts and almost 1000 pictures!
The authors have one thing in common – our passionate interest in the rock group KISS, and we hope and trust that you will feel this passion and feel your heart rate increase when you have the book in your hands and open it for the first time…
Our story begins when KISS lands at Torslanda Airport just outside of Gothenburg around 4PM on the 25th of May 1976. They arrive by plane unmasked and a Swedish photographer takes a few shots as KISS are about to embark on their first tour in Sweden, a tour which has generated scandalous headlines in the media long before the plane even landed. KISS will come back to visit Sweden again in 1980, 1983, 1984, 1988, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2008, 2010 and 2013 and the band or parts thereof have made promotional visits here in 1982, 1985, 1987, 1992 and 1994. The story of KISS in Sweden ends as Gene and Paul board an aircraft taking off from Kristianstad Airport in Everöd at 4PM on the 8th of June 2013, bound for Norway.
The goal with the book has from the very start been to document all of KISS' visits to our country as thoroughly as possible. We searched far and wide for all the cool pictures that were forgotten or ended up gathering dust in an attic somewhere. We talked to those who met the band, privately or professionally, and we spared no dime uncovering the facts and unknown stories which has until now remained undocumented. We set out to do a book that we ourselves would like to read and we think we have succeeded. We are sure that all KISS fans will enjoy our book!
Johan Falk & Roney Lundell
The book has 336 pages and weighs in at 1,7 kg. It is filled with almost 1000 pictures (over 600 photos and most of them have never been published before). Order it at: www.kissisverige.com
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Labels: Ace Frehley, Gene Simmons, Kiss, kissisverige, Paul Stanley, Sweden
SPLIT HEAVEN - "Waiting For The Angel Of Death" Video released
Mexican Heavy/Speed Metal Band SPLIT HEAVEN has released a new video for the song "Waiting For The Angel Of Death" . The Song is from the album "The Devil's Bandit", which was released on November 22nd by Pure Legend Records.
Directed, shot & edited by Manuel H. Stumpfhauser (www.oxes.tv)
Labels: Pure Legend, Pure Steel, Split Heaven, The Devil's Bandit, Waiting For The Angel Of Death
DEADBORN Release Video for "Insane Motor Cortex"
German death metal unit DEADBORN, who feature in their ranks former members of NECROPHAGIST, have uploaded a new video for the track "Insane Motor Cortex," which comes off the band's sophomore album, Mayhem Maniac Machine.
Released in April of last year on Apostasy Records features intelligent arrangements that alternate between blast attacks and driving rhythms, combined with brilliant melodies and groovy elements. The album was engineered, mixed and mastered with producer Christoph Brandes at Iguana Studios (Necrophagist, Dead Eyed Sleeper, etc). The songwriting and production match the best tech-death of the 90s with the modern sounds of today.
Watch the video for "Insane Motor Cortex" at this location.
"A varied and sometimes even catchy, yet highly technical and brutal album, Mayhem Maniac Machine is probably the strongest death metal album of the year so far."
- EMP, Germany
"In thirty-five minutes, the beast bursts from the depths, feeds, shits, and burrows again toward its uneasy slumber. Until you push play again." - Chronicles of Chaos
www.deadborn.de
DEADBORN on Facebook
www.myspace.com/deadborn666
www.apostasyrecords.com
Labels: Apostasy Records, DEADBORN, Insane Motor Cortex, Mayhem Maniac Machine, NECROPHAGIST
Focus on Metal 155 with Michael Angelo Batio is now available.
Episode 155 - Hands Without Shadows
It's the final week of metal month and this week we bring you an exclusive talk with Michael Angelo Batio. He has just released his latest insane blast of guitar work entitled "Intermezzo" and he gave us the low down on it's creation as well as some great stories from his past.
Get Intermezzo direct from Michael at http://angelo.com/
And as always Focus On Metal…Everything Else is Insignificant.
Visit http://focusonmetal.net/ for information on all the past episodes and to find the links to all our other social media sites.
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Labels: Focus on Metal, FoM, Intermezzo, Michael Angelo Batio
STARSOUP: Russian Progressive Metal/Rock Band to release "Bazaar of Wonders" November 29 on Sublimity Records
Moscow's STARSOUP will release Bazaar of Wonders, an opus of progressive metal/rock, November 29 on Sublimity Records. The album is now available as a digital release.
In keeping with the band's moniker, the influences are varied, inclusive of METALLICA and DREAM THEATER to name just a couple, while the music itself blends heavy guitars, atmospheric keys (accented with grand piano), a range of vocal styles and tempos, and even the appearance of flute and saxophone.
Stream Bazaar of Wonders in its entirety at sublimity.bandcamp.com.
The album is available for purchase at the links below:
https://itunes.apple.com/album/bazaar-of-wonders/id710484202
http://www.amazon.com/Bazaar-Wonders-Starsoup/dp/B00FA8HW1M/
Currently a studio-only project, STARSOUP is the creation of vocalist/guitarist/bassist Alexey Markov (SHADOW HOST, DISTANT SUN) who is joined on the album by keyboardist/sampler Andrew Gryaznov (TIMESQUARE) and several guest musicians. The compositional foundation of the album consisted of the four songs - "Angels," "Cradle of War," "Bazaar" and "Perfect Loser" - that were written and melodically composed during Markov's participation in CRIME OF PASSION in which he served as vocalist and Gryaznov keyboardist. That rush of creativity ultimately resulted in eight more songs, including one composed by Lex Plotnikov (MECHANICAL POET). Visit, absorb, and revel in the Bazaar of Wonders!
Those who participated in the recording of Bazaar of Wonders, include:
Alexander Vetkhov (all drums and percussion). Also to be thanked are Nicholas Angel, Kostya Naumenko, Darya Savchenko (W. Angel's Conquest, Kiev), Ilya Mamontov (Epidemia), Oleg Mishin (Catharsis), Andrey Nova (Nova Art), Yevgeny Nesterov and Natalya Fedotova. The recording, re-amping, mixing and mastering by Evgeny Vinogradov and DAI Records.
www.facebook.com/Starsoup
www.last.fm/music/Starsoup
sublimity.bandcamp.com
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Labels: Bazaar of Wonders, STARSOUP, Sublimity Records
LVCIFYRE: "Svn Eater" Available for Pre-order via Dark Descent Records
Svn Eater, the second full-length album from London blackened death metallers LVCIFYRE is now available for pre-orders through Dark Descent Records. Set for a January 21 release, Svn Eater on CD, red vinyl and black vinyl. Two different t-shirt designs are also being offered to commemorate the album's release. Check out the title track at this location.
To order, visit www.darkdescentrecords.com.
Artwork for Svn Eater - pictured below - comes courtesy of Timo Ketola (tentacula.org). The album was recorded and mixed at Blackout Multimedia Studio in Belgium.
www.facebook.com/Lvcifyre
www.darkdescentrecords.com
darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/DarkDescentRecords
Labels: Dark Descent Records, LVCIFYRE, Pre-order, Svn Eater
NIGROMANTE: Spanish Heavy Metal Act to Release "Black Magic Night" January 7 on Shadow Kingdom Records
Shadow Kingdom Records is proud to introduce NIGROMANTE! The Classic Heavy Metal Spaniards will release Black Magic Night through Shadow Kingdom on January 7.
SKR Commander Tim McGrogran had this to say about the band and album:
"They've been around since 2003 trying to perfect their Heavy Metal sound. Spain hasn't exactly been a melting pot for Classic Heavy Metal, so we're very lucky to find such a great band there. NIGROMANTE are the big fish in the small pond over there. They are from Spain, but they're absolutely influenced by the N.W.O.B.H.M. and 80's US Metal. The vocals are more barbaric, very much like Portugal's IRONSWORD. The guitar tone on this album is so thick and abrasive, which creates a great heavy metal pounding atmosphere. The songs are well crafted and extremely catchy. They have so many influences from ANVIL, MOTORHEAD, VENOM, BLACK SABBATH, IRON MAIDEN, JUDAS PRIEST, a tinge of old 80's Black Metal, and many more."
The band has posted a lyric video for the track "Heavy Metal Age" at this location.
Selections from album are streaming at shadowkingdomrecords.bandcamp.com.
Heavy Metal Age
Black Magic Night
In Nomine Pater
Saturnalia of Blood
False Idol
Syndicate of Crime
Soy Un Macarra
Satan Death Squad
Summoning Spell
www.facebook.com/nigromante.heavymetal
www.twitter.com/NigromanteHeavy
www.shadowkingdomrecords.com
shadowkingdomrecords.bandcamp.com
www.facebook.com/ShadowKingdomRecords
Labels: Black Magic Night, NIGROMANTE, Shadow Kingdom
BATTLEROAR Announces New Album
Greek Epic Metal Heroes BATTLEROAR have entered Devasoundz Studio in Athens, Greece to start the recording process for Blood of Legends, the band's first studio album since 2008's To Death and Beyond... The album will be produced by Thymios Krikos (INNERWISH) together with the band and is expected to be in April of next year on Cruz del Sur Music.
Blood of Legends is the first BATTLEROAR album to feature SACRED STEEL vocalist Gerrit Mutz, who joined the band last year. It also marks the recording debuts of bassist Stavros Aivaliotis and guitarist Antreas Sotiropoulos, both of whom joined BATTLEROAR's ranks after the release To Death and Beyond...
The song "Poisoned Well," taken from Blood of Legends, appears in the Greek fantasy feature film, "The Dragonphoenix Chronicles : Indomitable." The instrumental track has been posted for streaming at this location.
For more on the film, visit www.imdb.com/title/tt2182163.
Blood of Legends will be released on digipack, limited-edition vinyl and digital formats.
www.facebook.com/BattleroaR
www.cruzdelsurmusic.com
Labels: BATTLEROAR, Blood of Legends, Cruz Del Sur, Devasoundz Studio
Rhapsody of Fire's newest release Dark Wings of Steel due out on NA 12/3
Spent a very cool time this afternoon discussing the new Rhapsody of Fire release Dark Wings of Steel with band founder Alex Staropoli. It will be the first release for the band without cofounder Luca Turilli.
I've had the opportunity to hear the whole thing and it's probably the most powerful release that they have ever delivered. It's out in Europe right now. It will hit the US on 12/3.In the meantime check out the great artwork for the cover. AFM just keeps the incredible metal coming our way. Expect to hear that discussion on an upcoming FoM.
Labels: AFM Records, Alex Staropoli, Dark Wings of Steel, Rhapsody of Fire
AWARD WINNING GUITAR LEGEND MICHAEL SCHENKER RETURNS WITH BRAND NEW ALBUM 'BRIDGE THE GAP,' UNITES WITH OLD FRIENDS
It's universally agreed that Michael Schenker is one of the greatest heavy metal/hard rock guitarists of all-time, as the amount of renowned guitarists that list him as a prime influence is off the charts. And on his newest release, 'Bridge the Gap,' this German guitar great has united with his old rhythm section from the Scorpions days - bassist Francis Buchholz and drummer Herman Rarebell - as well as enlisting ex-Rainbow singer Doogie White, plus guitarist/keyboardist Wayne Findlay. And if that wasn't enough metallic star power, none other than Don Dokken lends his vocals to an exclusive track ("Faith") only available on the album's "deluxe edition."
Produced by Michael Schenker and Michael Voss (and engineered by Voss), 'Bridge the Gap' will be released in the US via the inakustik label on January 7, 2014 (and credited to "Michael Schenker's Temple of Rock"), with the traditional thirteen-track release features such fierce rockers as "Where the Wild Winds Blow" and "Horizons."
'Bridge the Gap' will be released in 3 configurations:
media book packaging, plus o-card with high relief and partial gloss coating of the Michael Schenker's Temple of Rock logo,
extended booklet with signatures of all band members,
bonus track, "Faith," sung by Don Dokken.
180 gr LP
Michael Schenker will kick off the first round of 2014 dates with a US trek, which will feature a line-up comprised of Schenker, White, and Findlay, as well as bassist Rev Jones and drummer Pete Holmes, before the "album line-up" will take over for a World Tour starting in Japan in March.
And now, a word from Schenker himself:
Hello America-
I am very much looking forward to touring the States in Jan/Feb, and to introducing my new singer, Doogie White, and material from our brand new album, 'Bridge the Gap.' Doogie, Wayne Findlay and myself will be promoting our new album in the States before teaming up with the album line-up for a World Tour starting in March in Japan. We are all looking forward to rock you. 'Til then, keep on rocking.
Get ready to rock with Schenker's latest killer set of guitar wizardry, 'Bridge the Gap'!
Michael Schenker Bridge The Gap US Tour 2014
LVCS
M -15 CONCERT THEATRE
RAMONA MAIN STAGE THEATRE
ECKS SALOON
ROCKPILE WEST
ROCKPILE EAST
BERGAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
LONDONBERRY, NH
TUEPELO MUSIC HALL
BB KINGS CONCERT HALL
CHANCE THEATRE
SELLERSVILLE THEATRE
AGORA BALLROOM
OAKLAHOMA CITY, OK
CHAMELEON BALLROOM
CONCERT PUB NORTH
BACKSTAGE LIVE
SAN JUAN, CAPISTRANO, CA
ST ROCKE
Where The Wild Winds Blow
Lord Of The Lost And Lonely
Rock n Roll Symphony
To Live For The King
Land Of Thunder
Temple Of The Holy
Bridges We Have Burned
Because You Lied
Dance For The Piper
Faith (Bonus Track – Deluxe Edition only)
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT:
http://www.michaelschenkerhimself.com/
http://www.bridge-the-gap-album.com/home/
Labels: Bridge The Gap, Don Dokken, Doogie White, Herman Rarebell, Michael Schenker, Michael Voss
SAVAGE MESSIAH KICK OFF EUROPEAN TOUR WITH HAVOK TONIGHT
SAVAGE MESSIAH are due to kick off a European tour tonight - Saturday, November 23rd - with US thrashers HAVOK.
The tour starts in Edegem, Belgium, and runs through until the last show on December 15th in Berlin, Germany. Also joining SAVAGE MESSIAH and HAVOK are ANGELUS APATRIDA. SAVAGE MESSIAH will then be playing a number of headlining UK shows in early 2014 in support of their new album, which is due to be released on January 20th.
See SAVAGE MESSIAH on tour at the following shows:
SAVAGE MESSIAH w/ HAVOK, ANGELUS APATRIDA
Nov. 23 - Edegem, Belgium - JH Nootuitgang
Nov. 25 - London, UK - Underworld
Nov. 26 - Cardiff, UK - Clwb Ifor Bach
Nov. 27 - Norwich, UK - Epic Studios
Nov. 28 - Glasgow, UK - Cathouse
Nov. 29 - Plymouth, UK - White Rabbit
Nov. 30 - Châlons-en-Champagne, France - Contre Point
Dec. 01 - Nantes, France - Le Ferrailleur
Dec. 02 - Toulouse, France - Le Saint des Seins
Dec. 03 - Bilbao, Spain - Kafe Antzokia
Dec. 04 - Madrid, Spain - Sala Penelope
Dec. 05 - Valencia, Spain - Rock City
Dec. 06 - Barcelona, Spain - Sala Boveda
Dec. 08 - Munich, Germany - Feierwerk
Dec. 09 - Vienna, Austria - Arena
Dec. 10 - Salzburg, Austria - Rockhouse
Dec. 11 - Ljubljana, Slovenia - Orto Bar
Dec. 12 - Borkovany, Czech Republic - Republica San Bonigo
Dec. 13 - Leipzig, Germany - Conne Island
Dec. 14 - Essen, Germany - Cafe Nova
Dec. 15 - Berlin, Germany - Magnet
Feb. 25 - London, UK - Borderline
Mar. 05 - York, UK - Fibbers
Mar. 07 - Manchester, UK - Sound Control
Mar. 08 - Wolverhampton, UK - Slade Rooms
View the European tour flyer at http://earacherecords.com/myspace/sm_havok_eu2013.jpg or at Focusonmetal.net
SAVAGE MESSIAH's latest album, PLAGUE OF CONSCIENCE, is available now on CD and limited edition coloured vinyl LP. Get the album now in Europe at a reduced price in the Earache Christmas sale at http://webstore.earache.com/savage-messiah
PLAGUE OF CONSCIENCE is also available on iTunes, including an exclusive bonus track, at http://bit.ly/zqbuz3
Watch SAVAGE MESSIAH's music video for the track, "All Seeing I", at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H65BFopVO_0
Get more SAVAGE MESSIAH news and info at:
Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/SavageMessiahMetal
Twitter - http://twitter.com/savagemessiah
Labels: Earache, European tour, Havok, Plague of Conscience, Savage Messiah
Aw C'mon Lads
So now Jizzy Pearl is the new vocalist for Quiet Riot and they plan to release a new studio album next year. C'mon guys this is a joke. It was bad enough when Frankie Banali re-booted the band a couple of years ago as the only original member but they are now two vocalists removed from Kevin De Brow.
Don't give me "we are trying to keep Kevin's legacy alive in performing the music" bullshit either. Frankie uses the band name for a bigger paycheck because it carries more weight then Frankie's Friend's or some other monicker. Yes he has the right to do this but the usual outrage from fans normally means they care more about the band's good name then some of the people on stage.
As for Jizzy. Well Love/Hate were a great band and Wasted In America is a classic. He now tours that as the sole original member. We have had Ratt- the Jizzy years, L.A Guns- the Jizzy years and now Quiet Riot- the Jizzy years. C'mon for fuck's sake. The guy is talented and needs to eat, I get it. Better make sure there's food on the rider because I won't be contributing to his sandwich. What's next, Vixen- the Jizzy years. Oh wait, Doug Pinnick has that gig.
A SOUND OF THUNDER Fans to Choose Cover Songs
American heavy metal band A SOUND OF THUNDER is offering fans a chance to choose the songs for an upcoming covers album.
The band recently announced details of its new album "The Lesser Key of Solomon" via a crowd-funding campaign, launching the project on Friday, October 25 with a $10,000 fund-raising goal. The goal was passed in less than five days, and pledges have now exceeded $18,000. The campaign ends on Monday, November 25th. The band has decreed that if the campaign reaches $20,000 in pledges, they will record a covers album and give fans the opportunity to vote on which songs the band will cover.
"This is really just a way to thank the fans for the incredible and unexpected surge of support we've received," says guitarist Josh Schwartz. "We've got a list of great songs for the fans to choose from, ranging from Deep Purple and Kansas to Devin Townsend and Tool! There will definitely be some surprises on the list." In addition to the fan-chosen songs, the album will also include the band's previously announced cover of "Pleasure Slave" by MANOWAR, and several songs yet to be announced.
A SOUND OF THUNDER's most recent album "Time's Arrow" was released on June 4, 2013 via Mad Neptune Records and features a guest appearance by Blaze Bayley (IRON MAIDEN, WOLFSBANE). Their previous album "Out of the Darkness" was released on March 27, 2012 via Nightmare Records, and features a guest appearance by John Gallagher (RAVEN). Both albums were recorded at Assembly Line Studios and produced by Kevin '131' Gutierrez (While Heaven Wept, Deceased, Shinedown).
Website: http://www.asoundofthunderband.com
Facbook: http://www.facebook.com/asoundofthunder
Twitter: @asotband
Kickstarter: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/asoundofthunder/a-sound-of-thunder-the-lesser-key-of-solomon
Labels: A Sound Of Thunder, ASOT, Josh Schwartz, Kickstarter, Nina Osegueda, The Lesser Key of Solomon, Times Arrow
Focus on Metal - Melodic Metal Special Edition with Harry Hess is now available.
For our first ever unscheduled special edition show we bring you Harry Hess who has been a major force in melodic music for over twenty years with his band Harem Scarem. Recently Harem Scarem released Mood Swings II and Harry gave us a call to talk about it and lots of other topics.
Hook yourself up with it at focusonmetal.net or on iTunes
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Labels: Harem Scarem, Harry Hess, melodic metal, Mood Swings II
DEATH DEALER Steve Bolognese drummer holding drum clinic in Winchester MA this weekend
New Death Dealer drummer Steve Bolognese has announced a very special drum clinic to be held in his hometown of Winchester, MA.
"A Drum lesson with Steve Bolognese"
"Basics and Beyond"
247 DRUMS
Winchester, MA 01890
Time: 2:30 p.m
$5 in advance
$10 at the door (day of show)
As previous drummer for Into Eternity and a Berklee College of Music instructor, Bolognese is often spoken of as the Drummer's "Drummer" having received mentoring from drum prodigy Mike Mangini (Dream Theater).
http://www.berklee.edu/people/stephen-bolognese
Steve Bolognese multi cam You Tube video channel
For the latest Death Dealer news, visit the band's official website and Facebook page:
Death Dealer official website
Death Dealer official Facebook website
Labels: 247 Drums, Berklee College of Music, Death Dealer, MA, Steve Bolognese, Winchester
Albums Released This Year That I Like...........But Thought Would Be Better.
Out of the gates very early in 2013 was Biff and the boys back with what I hoped would be an album as good as the stellar Call To Arms. That one in my mind had the perfect mix of heaviness and old school charm. This one is heavier but doesn't have the consistent top notch tunes I was hoping for. Great stuff like the title track and Made In Belfast are mixed in with the naff Guardians Of The Tomb. I dunno, maybe I expect too much from the band but then again they have been on a fantastic run since Lionheart. Not crap by any stretch and Sacrifice is a good album but their previous couple have all been great.
RED DRAGON CARTEL TO RELEASE THEIR SELF-TITLED DEBUT VIA FRONTIERS RECORDS
The newest band ready to take aim at the creative void in the hard rock world, Red Dragon Cartel, are set to release their debut album via Frontiers Records. The self-titled debut by the band made up of guitar legend Jake E. Lee, bassist Ronnie Mancuso, singer D.J. Smith and drummer Jonas Fairley is set for release on January 24th in Europe and January 28th in North America.
Jake E. Lee is best known for his work in Badlands and as guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne on Bark at the Moon and The Ultimate Sin albums. Red Dragon Cartel also features various guest appearances from some of music's most notable faces including legendary Cheap Trick vocalist Robin Zander, original Iron Maiden vocalist Paul Di'Anno, Kill Devil Hill/Pantera bassist Rex Brown, Slash's Conspirators Todd Kearns and Brent Fitz and In This Moment front woman Maria Brink. The album was produced by Ronnie Mancuso and Jake E. Lee and was executive produced, mixed and mastered by Kevin Churko (In This Moment, Ozzy Osbourne, Five Finger Death Punch).
From the opening riff of "Deceived" to final sustained piano chord of "Exquisite Tenderness," it is clear Red Dragon Cartel has created an album that stands amongst some of the greatest hard rock albums of all time. Infectious songs such as "Shout It Out," "Wasted" and "Slave" showcase the band's ability to write memorable hooks and vocal melodies. Robin Zander of Cheap Trick lends his voice to the track "Feeder" and a lyric video for the song can be seen at http://tinyurl.com/FeederLyricVideo. Maria Brink of In This Moment lends her unique vocals to the track "Big Mouth." Paul Di'Anno and Sass Jordan also lend their talents to the band's debut. Jake E. Lee's trademark playing style instantly shines through and picks up right where he left off. The album is available for pre-order on Amazon.com at http://amzn.to/1aYjMng or digitally on iTunes at http://smarturl.it/reddragoncartel that comes with an instant download of "Deceived."
The track listing for Red Dragon Cartel is:
1. Deceived
2. Shout It Out
3. Feeder with Robin Zander
4. Fall From The Sky (Seagull)
5. Wasted with Paul Di'Anno
7. Big Mouth with Maria Brink
8. War Machine
9. Redeem Me with Sass Jordan
10. Exquisite Tenderness
The band will be bringing these new powerhouse songs on the road playing a handful of dates in the US before embarking on a full tour in 2014. Tickets are currently on-sale and all information can be found on the band's website.
December 12th – Los Angeles, CA – Whisky A Go Go
December 14th – Tempe, AZ – Marquee Theater (Support of Queensryche)
December 15th – San Diego, CA – Brick By Brick
December 20th – Las Vegas, NV – Count's Vamp'd
Red Dragon Cartel - Official Website: http://reddragoncartel.com
Official Facebook: www.facebook.com/reddragoncartel
Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/reddragoncartel
Labels: D.J. Smith, Di'Anno, Frontiers, Jake E Lee, Jonas Fairly, Kevin Churko, Maria Brink, Red Dragon Cartel, Robin Zander, Ronnie Mancuso
UK Retro-power Rockers STUBB Sign Worldwide Deal With Ripple Music
RIPPLE MUSIC is proud to announce the signing of acclaimed, hard-hitting UK-based retro-heavy rockers, STUBB to their ever-expanding roster!
Stubb was formed in 2006 with Jack Dickinson on guitar and vocals, Aaron O'Sullivan on drums and Isa Bruni on bass. The power trios of the late 60's and early 70's were the blueprint for their loud driving, fuzzed up heavy blues rock. In 2009, Chris West joined on drums and Peter Holland on bass (both also members of Trippy Wicked), solidifying the first classic line-up. The band recorded their first full length album for Chris West's label Superhot Records, and hit the road, gigging with such heavy rock luminaries as the Gentlemans Pistols, Firebird, Cherry Choke, Steak, Sungrazer and The Machine as well as appearing at Desertfest to a packed house Purple Turtle. Making the trip over to Europe twice with Stone Axe from the USA further cemented Stubb's reputation as a solid live act with some serious chops.
"We are delighted to be signing with Ripple Music, who are one of the hardest working independent labels on the scene," Dickinson said. "To be alongside the likes of Mos Generator, Mothership, Stone Axe and Grifter as labelmates is an honour and a pleasure. The new record will bring you the sound of Stubb that along with a whole load of new shades and surprises. We hope to come and play in front of new audiences and treat you all to the loud sound of three guys doing what they love."
With the departure of Chris West, the band recruited Tom Fyfe (ex-Olde Crone) as the new drummer. Tom brings another new sound to the powerful rhythm section as they prepare to head to Skyhammer Studios with Chris Fielding, January 26 - 30 to record their Ripple Music debut. The album will mixed and mastered by Mos Generator's Tony Reed at Heavy Head Studios, guaranteeing a sonic explosion of heaviness.
For the growing legions of Ripple fans, known as the Waveriders, Stubb will be another must-hear addition to the ranks of bands that already include such heavy rockers as Mos Generator, Devil to Pay, Mothership, Trucker Diablo and Ape Machine. You can bet that the combination of Stubb and Ripple Music will be a combustible mixture!
Be sure to catch Stubb live:
11/29 @ Hard Rock Hell Festival - Wales
www.facebook.com/Stubbrock
Labels: Hard Rock Hell Festival, Ripple Music, Stubb
Focus on Metal 154 - "Strange Highways Exit 2 with Tracy G" is now available
Episode 154 - Strange Highways Exit 2 - Tracy G
Week 3 of Metal Month has arrived and to celebrate we are rolling out another part of our in depth look at Strange Highways. This week we sit down for two talks with guitarist Tracy G.
As usual get it on iTunes, The Cast Iron Ring and of course at the Focus on Metal site
Labels: Dio, Focus on Metal, FoM, Strange Highways, Tracy G
HAMMER FIGHT Checks In From the Road
New Jersey thrash n' rollers HAMMER FIGHT are currently on the road in support of the recently released Chug of War. To preserve every drunken moment of the Chug of Tour Vol II Tour, the band is keeping a written record of the hell being raised via a series of blog posts on GunShyAssassin.com. The latest installment has been posted at this location.
Remaining Chug of Tour Vol. II dates:
11/19 - Columbus, OH - The Shrunken Head
11/20 - Chicago, IL - Cobra Lounge
11/21 - Akron, OH - Annabelle's Lounge
11/22 - Erie, PA - The Beer Mug
11/23 - Asbury Park, NJ - The Saint
Chug of War is out now on Horror Pain Gore Death Productions. A cross between Slayer, Motorhead, and beer, HAMMER FIGHT return to Horror Pain Gore Death Productions, who released the band's 2011 untitled EP, for Chug Of War. Combining ripping guitars, bass leads and gritty dirty vocals, HAMMER FIGHT stand out from the rest with a unique sound. Chug Of War is a rockin' album of drunken madness for fans of Iron Maiden, Motorhead, Anthrax, Slayer, Blood Duster, Blood For Blood, Carnivore, Thin Lizzy, Gang Green and Venom.
Chug of War is now streaming in full at hpgd.bandcamp.com/album/chug-of-war.
The album is available in digital and CD (limited to 500 copies) formats the link above.
The DC in the City-directed music video for "I Didn't Feel Like Drinking (Until I Started Drinking)," also from Chug of War, is now playing at the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeG_Pxp15jk
www.facebook.com/HammerFight
Labels: Chug of Tour Volume 2, Chug of War, Hammer Fight, Horror Pain Gore Death Productions, HPGD
BONES: "Sons of Sleaze" Out Now on Planet Metal
Chicago's filthiest trio marches out of the sewers of hell with twelve freshly-severed slabs of death metal sleaze! Punk-injected metallers BONES has officially released their second full-length, Sons of Sleaze, on Planet Metal. Album track "13" has been posted HERE.
For ordering info, visit www.facebook.com/planetmetal.
Sons of Sleaze delivers its unfair share of nasty surprises, incorporating violent blasts and low-tuned slime with a dirty rock-and-roll backbone that has never been more apparent, especially when it comes to Jon Necromancer's undead belch! The impossibly-heavy combination of Necromancer's bass and Carcass Chris's muscular guitar riffs is once again captured in all its devastating glory, and drummer Joe Warlord's huge vocabulary of patterns and fills keeps the energy level in the red for the entire 37-minute beating that is Sons of Sleaze. Held together by a cover that could only be called "a new low" for artist Putrid, this album is highly recommended for the rotten-hearted, ill-natured, and furious! Sons of Sleaze was recorded with Sanford Parker (Lair of the Minotaur, Nachtmystium).
"This is death metal for those who favor the genre as an pure underground thing. No fancy stuff or anything elegant here, just real death metal, pure and simple."
- Eternal Terror
"The 12 songs that comprises Sons of Sleaze come and go with little surprise (other than Bones' blasting rendition of Terroroizer's Fear of Napalm), yet entertain in their brief hack-n-punch delivery." - Worm Gear 'Zine
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bones-Chicago/113666132032091
https://www.facebook.com/planetmetal
Labels: BONES, Planet Metal, Sons of Sleaze
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Q: Google Maps API startup I am trying to get the Google Maps API installed on a site.  I already have an API key from them.  I am using one of the 'sample' scripts from their website.  The map displays properly for a few seconds and then a 'oops, something went wrong' message displays...
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>Street View side-by-side</title>

Any help would be appreciated...this is very frustrating...the problem initially seemed to be with the "&" in the "src"...but I'm not sure anymore...I've tried so many fixes and variations...thanks in advance for
any suggestions.  Regards.

Just as a test I took a 'static' example directly from the Google API examples...about as simple as you can get website where I am attempting to place a static map of NYC.  The map does NOT display...only the "alt" information ("Map")...what am I doing wrong here...????   This would make me think there is something wrong with my API key...???  (again as before I have not included my actual API Key in my example, however I have it in my HTML code on the page I am using here to test this)...
<!DOCTYPE html>

<title>HTML Tutorial</title>

This is a heading

This is a paragraph.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.  Regards.

A: The issue is in:
You need to enter your API_KEY where MY_API_HERE is.

A: If you already included your API key and still running into same error. Try checking your console logs, If the error says "ApiNotActivatedMapError" then you have to go to API console and enable "Google Maps JavaScript API" under your project.
You can follow the instruction in this documentation:
https://support.google.com/googleapi/answer/6158841?hl=en&ref_topic=7013279

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There are many places to take dance classes in Chicago, like the Lou Conte Dance Studio which is the official school of Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. Also near downtown is the Ruth Page Dance Center which specializes in ballet for the young student. In Andersonville, try the Joel Hall Dance Center. If you are looking for ballet classes at a gym, go to East Bank Club where you can take ballet class taught for the athlete by members of the Joffrey Ballet.


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Historic 'Swamp Fox' airplane returns to Thunder Over Louisville airshow
The P-51 Mustang plane once stationed here in the Bluegrass will fly in the Thunder Air Show.
Author: Hayley Minogue
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The plane took off from the Kentucky Air National Guard base and did not return until six decades later.
The P-51 Mustang named 'Swamp Fox' fought from 1953-1956, and now with pilot R.T. Dickson, a thunder performance is the next battle.
Swamp Fox was assigned to the Kentucky Air Guard in July of 1953 and stayed in the Bluegrass until October of 1956 when it was moved to California. The next year, it became surplus property.
The plane went to a private individual in 1957 after being sold in an auction and changed hands a few times the next 50 years.
In 2012, the Dickson's restored it and it took to the skies once again.
Now the P-51 travels the country inspiring the next generation of military aviators to join up with its amazing aerobatic routine.
"It is a tremendous honor and priviledge," said R.T. Dickson Jr., the Swamp Fox pilot. "It's very humbling to keep a piece of Kentucky history flying. To be able to bring her back year after year... very excited to do that. It's great to see old firends I've made here in Kentucky in the Air Guard and around town."
UPS Airlines all-Black crew to fly during Thunder Over Louisville
Fallen Southern Indiana Air Force pilot to be honored in Thunder Over Louisville
Drone show joins Thunder Over Louisville lineup for first time
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The Circle Game (40th Anniversary Edition) [Remastered]
Tom Rush
Singer/Songwriter · 1968
Released in 1968, The Circle Game is a perfect song cycle, telling the story of a relationship from start to end. It established Tom Rush as a mature folk singer who'd moved away from the rustic blues of his early Cambridge days, and it introduced three then-unknown songwriters to the public arena. Joni Mitchell, James Taylor, and Jackson Browne all contribute songs, and Rush caps things off with his masterful original "No Regrets" (which later became a hit for The Walker Brothers). The performances are tasteful and highlight Rush's warm approach. Mitchell, in particular, receives important exposure for no less than three tracks: "Tin Angel," "Urge For Going," and the title track. This album is often cited as the catalyst for folk singers becoming singer/songwriters and as a key influence on the music that would dominate the early '70s. This 40th-anniversary edition includes remastered sound, single versions of Taylor's "Something in the Way She Moves," "Urge for Going," and an early take of the title track. Essential.
Tin Angel
Something In the Way She Moves
Urge for Going
Sunshine Sunshine
The Glory of Love
Shadow Dream Song
Rockport Sunday
[Coda]
Something In the Way She Moves (Single Version)
Urge for Going (Single Version)
The Circle Game (Take One)
℗ 2008 Elektra Entertaiment Group, manufactured and marketed by Rhino Entertainment Group, a Warner Music Group company
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My husband fell in love with this dish long before he fell in love with me. Scouts honor. Shrimp Fettuccini Alfredo is one of those dishes everyone loves. I've found that when you order it in a restaurant, the quality & consistency can be hit or miss so I prefer to prepare it in my own home & you can too with a little know-how. Some of the key points are that you should use the freshest seafood possible & the Alfredo sauce needs to be relatively thick before adding all of the items to it just before serving… and it should be well balanced. Often times a plate is placed in front of me only to find noodles swimming in a thin reduction of mostly heavy cream that lacks taste. Follow my pointers & prepare to make a recipe for love.
Peel & the devein shrimp. Sprinkle with a little salt & pepper. Cook the pasta according to package directions. Drain. Reduce the cream with 6 tablespoons of butter in a large sauté pan over Medium-High heat. Whisk the mixture occasionally, 8 to 10 minutes. Sprinkle with a little salt & pepper. You want the reduction to be a little tight. Smooth it out by adding in the lemon juice. Remove from the heat. Whisk in the Parmesan cheese until melted. Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter in a medium pan over High-ish heat. Add the garlic & the scallions. Cook for about a minute or so until the garlic is fragrant. Stir in the shrimp, toss in a hefty pinch of salt & pepper & cook a couple of minutes until the shrimp is almost cooked through.
Place the reduction back over Medium-Low heat. Add the shrimp, the pasta & the parsley. Toss it together real good with a pair of tongs. Cook a minute or two longer to finish the shrimp & tighten the sauce a bit more. Serve right away.
This is one of those recipes no one can seem to get enough of. With a little preparation ahead, it's easy to maneuver come meal time. Mise en place all of your ingredients which simply means to chop & measure them ahead. It's well worth it to make this in your own home rather than ordering it from a restaurant as quality & consistency can be real issues. Follow my pointers for this classic main dish favorite.
The recipe wouldn't be saucy enough with an entire 16-ounce package of pasta. Sometimes I'll pull the pasta off the heat a minute or two early. Let it stand in the water until you're ready to drain & toss into the sauce.
Get to know your local fishmonger. Steer clear of the frozen bags from other countries in the grocery store. Cut a small slit down the back & rinse clean under cool water to devein shrimp. The count is a range of how many shrimp to expect per pound.
The lemon adds balance & zip. Although I do not call for it in this recipe, you can certainly add a little zest for more depth. Hold the microplane grater over a cutting board, allowing the tip to rest over the surface at an angle. Swipe just the outer portion of the lemon over the tool towards the board. Turn the fruit after each swipe. You only want to collect zest with color & not the white, bitter pith just underneath the surface. Repeat the process until you have collected the amount you'd like to add to the recipe. A Dutch oven will work in a pinch if you don't have a large pan. It provides plenty of room to toss everything together easily. Use a microplane grater for feathery Parmesan cheese. It will melt quickly & evenly in the reduction.


Millie Bobby Brown just can't seem to stop running into monsters. Instead of the creatures of Stranger Things, she finds herself in the middle of a fight between towering Kaijus like Godzilla, Mothra, Rodan, and Godzilla's ultimate nemesis, the three-headed King Ghidorah.
Godzilla: King Of The Monsters is the third chapter of the Warner Bros. Monster Universe that was launched in 2014, then followed up with Kong: Skull Island, where we saw that the Monsters Universe was much larger than first thought.
While this may be the first trailer, the size, scope, and scale of this trailer looks breathtaking. The monsters tower over the puny humans, who are on the hunt for the Titans. However, their search might unlock something even more dangerous, as their fight could leave the Earth in ruins.
Directed by Michael Dougherty, Godzilla: King of the Monsters is set for a May 31, 2019 release.
The new story follows the heroic efforts of the crypto-zoological agency Monarch as its members face off against a battery of god-sized monsters, including the mighty Godzilla, who collides with Mothra, Rodan, and his ultimate nemesis, the three-headed King Ghidorah. When these ancient super-species—thought to be mere myths—rise again, they all vie for supremacy, leaving humanity's very existence hanging in the balance..


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Both the item shops are open for business! They work like a charm, allowing you to buy helpful things in exchange for gems. It's as simple as walking in from of what you want and pressing the action button. The price of your selected item hovers over the shop keep's head. I'm currently debating on whether to have item descriptions somewhere or let that be a surprise. At this point I realize items are not a necessity but are more like a bonus to make things easier. Especially the potions. Items and currency kind of just exist for the sake of existing. I'll definitely overhaul it all when making Unicorn Quest.


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English National Ballet in The Nutcracker at the London Coliseum
Graham Watts, Monday 12 December 2011 — Performance: 8 - 30 Dec 2011
"the brilliance of Peter Farmer's opening set design, the superb rendition of Tchaikovsky's magical score and above all the exquisite dancing of Daria Klimentová & Vadim Muntagirov.." Continue Reading
Deborah Bull to leave Royal Opera House
Friday 9 December 2011 by Carmel Smith
The Creative Director and former Royal Ballet Principal is taking up the newly created role of Director, King's Cultural Partners (part of King's College London) in March 2012. Continue Reading
The Place Prize – take five
The fifth round of The Place Prize for Dance is now open for entries from any UK-based choreographer. Entrants submit an anonymous three-minute long video outlining the idea for an original dance work of up to 2… Continue Reading
Building starts on Rambert's new South Bank home
Thursday 8 December 2011 by Carmel Smith
It's taken nine years of fundraising and planning to get to this point but now it looks like the company will be moving in some time in 2013. Continue Reading
Fresh at The Place
Lise Smith, Wednesday 7 December 2011 — Performance: 3 Dec 11
If it's December, it must be Fresh, The Place's annual celebration of dance by and for young people. This year's event brought a particularly dazzling selection of dance to the Robin Howard stage from some… Continue Reading
Whats On Stage Awards
Wednesday 7 December 2011 by Carmel Smith
The only awards decided solely by the audience are awaiting your votes in the Best Choreography category now Continue Reading
Royal Ballet in The Nutcracker at the Royal Opera House
Graham Watts, Tuesday 6 December 2011 — Performance: In rep from 3 Dec 2011 - 18 Jan 2012
One should always have a sugar plum in reserve. Sarah Lamb was taken ill at the beginning of this opening night performance and her place was taken by Marianela Nuñez Continue Reading
Sydney Dance Company – 6 Breaths /LANDforms at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre
Lise Smith, Monday 5 December 2011 — Performance: 1 -3 Dec 2011
I first encountered the work of Rafael Bonachela shortly before his winning the inaugural Place Prize would launch the jobbing choreographer and guest artist of his former company, Rambert, into full-time artist… Continue Reading
Turnage/McGregor/Wallinger UNDance at Sadler's Wells
Graham Watts, Monday 5 December 2011 — Performance: 1 - 3 Dec 2011
The first challenge set by this work began even before the start in determining the meaning of 'Undance'. Was it some fragmented Franglais or perhaps, more likely, an expression to signify the deconstructio… Continue Reading
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Fearghus Ó Conchúir's Tabernacle at The Place
Donald Hutera, Thursday 1 December 2011 — Performance: 29 Nov
Catholicism in Ireland is the big, convoluted topic underpinning this 80-minute quintet that premiered last May at the Dublin Dance Festival. Continue Reading
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As part of our commitment to the local communities where we deliver projects we also ensure that we support local businesses. We understand the importance of a vibrant local economy and from the onset our dedicated purchasing and management team will identify appropriate supply chain partners who can provide the materials and equipment needed. We also liaise accordingly with local job centres, recruitment agencies and newspapers so that work opportunities are given to local people.


Recreation and leisure activities are key components of community participation, but daily living skills such as cooking, hygiene, travel/mobility, money management and health care are also necessary for successful everyday functioning.
In my classroom we work on a functional life skills curriculum. This means that every lesson incorporates some form of necessary life skill for everyday living. For instance, if I want to teach my students math we may set up an area of the classroom like a grocery store. My students will be given fake money (it looks very similar to real money), they will find items from a picture/word list, and then purchase said items. They need to make sure that they have enough money to purchase the items on the list. He students love this lesson because it seems more like a game. Another math lesson I do is incorporated into cooking instruction. One day we made tacos. The students needed to count all of the shells to make sure there were at least two per student. Then, they needed to measure and/or weigh all of the ingredients. After making the meat mixture, they needed to properly divide it among all of the taco shells.
There are many ways of incorporating functional life skills into academic lesson plans. I believe that all of the skills worked on in the classroom are only effective if they are reinforced at home.


This Samsung countertop microwave features a ceramic enamel interior, a sensor cook and preset cooking options.
Samsung ceramic enamel interior is scratch resistant and easy to clean. This durable ceramic enamel interior provides a polished surface that's easy to maintain. Effortlessly remove grease or oil from surfaces and protect against scratches that occur from daily use.
Even at rest, conventional counter top microwave use power to maintain essential functions. The Eco Mode button conserves power by turning off the display when not in use and is more convenient than unplugging the microwave when not in use.
Samsung slide-in electric range features a 5.8 cu.ft. oven capacity, self+steam clean, hidden bake element and dual convection system. Its flexible 5 element cooktop with double elements accommodates muliple pan sizes.
This Samsung front control dishwasher features a digital water leakage sensor, hard food disposer, adjustable racking system and can accommodate up to 15 place settings.


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Whether planning trips across the country or just across town, 57 million Americans made checking weather on the Web part of their daily routine in June 2013. More than a quarter of Web users visited a site or used a desktop application in the Weather category during the month, as visits typically peak during the hot summer months when Americans travel most. When you add in the 88 million iPhone and Android smartphone users who used a Weather app in June, it's clear that this frequent subject of small talk can be serious business for digital publishers.
The Weather Channel's online hub was the top brand among weather sites in June, attracting more than 37 million unique U.S. visitors. Other popular Weather sites and desktop apps during the month included AccuWeather.com (eight million visitors) and WeatherBug (seven million visitors), while the NOAA's website attracted a fair share of both professional meteorologists and amateur weather buffs across the country.
Overall, visitors spent an average of 24 minutes per person on these sites, and they checked for updates often—11 visits per person on average.
Overall, 206 million Americans were active online in June 2013. Among U.S. Web users, Google was the top Web brand, attracting 161 million unique U.S. visitors to its sites during the month. On average, Americans spent more than 26 hours surfing the Web in June and visited 91 unique domains per person. Visitors to Facebook's website spent the most time among the top 10 Web brands, averaging nearly 6.5 hours per person.


In the world we know today, road safety is carefully enforced to the point where we take it for granted. But it wasn't always thus. People simply weren't aware of the risks. When my father was a boy there were no seatbelts, no airbags, no crumple zones in cars, nor any roll cages to protect passengers. Indeed, there were few comforts such as radios or heaters and, as my father explained, some people kept warm in wintertime by drilling a hole in the floor of the car to let the hot exhaust fumes waft into the cabin.
My father's description of the near-total disregard for road safety in a relatively new mode of transport made me think about cybersecurity and how many of the issues we face today as professionals also relate to the interaction of user behaviour, devices, systems and rules.
Inspired by my father's tales, I searched for more information on the subject and found a fascinating article in the Detroit News, appropriately titled 1900-1930: The years of driving dangerously.
"In the first decade of the 20th century there were no stop signs, warning signs, traffic lights, traffic cops, driver's education, lane lines, street lighting, brake lights, driver's licenses or posted speed limits. Our current method of making a left turn was not known, and drinking-and-driving was not considered a serious crime. There was little understanding of speed," the article explained.
Road safety was far from uniform. Connecticut was the first State in the USA to introduce traffic laws in 1901. When Britain introduced the Highway Code in 1931, there were just 2.3 million motor vehicles, yet road accidents claimed more than 7,000 lives each year. Today, there are 27 million vehicles on the road, yet the number of road deaths is half of that in 1931.
Today, if you want start building cars, you must meet very stringent safety standards and certification schemes before the car is deemed roadworthy. For the safety of drivers and passengers, cars have to undergo numerous crash tests before they get to the road. Even relatively simple safety innovations like headrests to reduce the impact of spinal injuries in crashes only became legally required in all passenger cars in 1969 – almost half a century after their design was first patented!
These changes weren't made by the automakers voluntarily, but because insurance companies and governments began to intervene. Car safety evolved over decades, and it occurs to me that this change points the way for what needs to happen in cybersecurity. The volume and scale of recent data breaches and cyberattacks all suggest we've come to the same fork in the road that the auto industry reached in the mid-1900s.
We're facing serious security challenges with the Internet of Things, and the parallels with road safety are even more striking. The number of connected devices offered in the market rises inexorably. The low cost of manufacturing (and consequently lower profit margins) often relegates good security to an afterthought. An Internet-enabled camera must adhere to very stringent electrical and safety regulations, but there's no similar certification schemes for the software controlling it. Makers must make sure that the device doesn't blow up or electrocute the user, but they still aren't forced to ensure an attacker can't access the camera remotely and invade the user's privacy.
Some technologists argue that excessive regulation stifles innovation and development. But the prospect of many rules didn't deter Google and Apple from getting into the autonomous car business. I would argue that regulation ensures that whatever innovation happens, the consumer is protected (instead of just the manufacturer).
We need to foster the same environment in cybersecurity that exists in road safety today. The driving environment is as safe as it is because earlier generations paid a huge cost: not just the car manufacturers and insurance companies but the families devastated by injury, tragedy, and loss of life.
Roads have traffic lights, speed limits, overtaking lanes and guard rails. Cars have an array of safety features like airbags, crumple zones, anti-lock braking, seatbelts, parking sensors and child seats. The IoT industry needs to start building in similar cyber safety features by design.
Security awareness training, in this analogy, is just the rules of the road – although it's very important, it's not enough by itself. There is no good reason why one individual who mistakenly clicks on a malicious link should put an entire organization at risk.
The security industry urgently needs to encourage stakeholders to work together on a standardised set of rules for drivers (the users), but also a secure infrastructure that people can trust, along with devices and systems that protect them from their own mistakes. By all means, let's teach people to drive carefully, but let's also work to develop better engineered vehicles and infrastructure to let them reach their destinations safely.


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Thursday 4 March 2010
Even The Taliban Questions Afghan Media Ban
An unlikely voice has joined the chorus of criticism directed against the Afghan government's commitment to civil liberties -- the Taliban.
Author Of Critical Kapuscinski Bio Defends His Account Of 'A Complicated Man'
Ryszard Kapuscinski is something of a national hero in Poland, and a writer of high regard in the rest of the world. But now a former colleague, journalist Artur Domoslawski, has published a biography of him which casts a negative light on much of his writing.
Scandal Erupts Over Fatal Car Crash Involving Russian Oil Executive
In Russia, the normal rules of the road don't apply when it comes to the elite. The country's rich and powerful drive on sidewalks, use emergency lanes to speed past traffic jams, and generally disregard the safety of other motorists and pedestrians. But following a series of high-profile accidents, pressure is mounting to bring them into line.
Russians Seeing U.S. In A Sunnier Light
A new poll says the attitude of Russians toward the United States has improved dramatically since the election of U.S. President Barack Obama. RFE/RL correspondent Kevin O'Flynn went out on the streets of Moscow to talk to Russians about whether their view of America has changed, and why.
Former Lithuanian President Says 'Communism Was Never Defeated'
In 1990, Lithuania became the first Soviet republic to proclaim independence, paving the way for the Soviet Union's collapse. Twenty years later, however, the Baltic state is still grappling with its communist legacy. Its first postcommunist head of state says there is little consensus in Central and Eastern European countries on dealing with Soviet-era crimes.
Chalabi Takes Center Stage In Iraqi Election Dispute
As Iraqis prepare to go to the polls on March 7, there is much uncertainty over whether the election will raise or lower sectarian tensions. That uncertainty is due, in large part, to the efforts of one man -- the highly controversial Ahmad Chalabi.
Shrinking Glaciers Threaten Tajikistan's Economic Dreams
Tajikistan's contribution to global warming is minimal, with only a handful of factories and just one in 10 households owning a car. But its rapidly shrinking glaciers have it being ranked among the countries hardest hit by climate change.
Postcommunism's Achievements, Disillusionment
Leading thinkers from both sides of the Atlantic gathered over the weekend at Columbia University in New York to assess the significance of the 1989 revolutions that led to the demise of communist regimes in Eastern and Central Europe -- what has been achieved and what failed.
Presidential Party Wins Tajik Landslide, But Who Came In Second?
According to Tajikistan's election officials, President Emomali Rahmon's People's Democratic Party is on course to win a landslide in the February 28 parliamentary polls. But it is the second-placed party that is attracting more attention. So far, that looks likely to be the Islamic party.
OSCE Says Tajik Elections Failed Democratic Standards
Europe's main election watchdog says Tajikistan's parliamentary and local elections failed to meet basic democratic standards.
Peace With Taliban Remains Elusive
Afghan government efforts to reconcile with moderate Taliban are already in motion, despite domestic opposition. But Kabul appears unprepared to provide the conditions insurgents want to see.


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Trump complains he is being blamed for Christchurch attack
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump waded on Monday into the controversy over his response to the massacre of 50 people in two New Zealand mosques, complaining that he was being blamed for the tragedy.
"The Fake News Media is working overtime to blame me for the horrible attack in New Zealand," Trump told his more than 59 million followers on Twitter.
"They will have to work very hard to prove that one," he tweeted. "So Ridiculous!" Trump appeared to be referring to criticism of his response to the attack, which was allegedly carried out by a 28-year-old white supremacist claiming to be resisting genocide against white people.
In a lengthy written rant, the alleged killer referred to Trump as "a symbol of renewed white identity." Trump did on several occasions tweet and speak to condemn the "horrible" attack and offer any US assistance to New Zealand's authorities.
However, he courted controversy on Friday when he played down the wider implications of the gunman's ideology, saying that violent white nationalism is not a growing problem. "It's a small group of people," he said.
Trump's homeland security chief, Kirstjen Nielsen, gave a distinctly different emphasis on Monday in a speech where she said that "domestic terrorists," like the New Zealand killer, increasingly resemble the better known threat from Islamist groups.
"The primary terrorist threat to the United States continues to be from Islamist militants and those they inspire, but we should not and cannot and must not ignore the real and serious danger posed by domestic terrorists," she said.
"They are using the same do-it-yourself, mass murder tactics as we saw with the horrible assault last week in New Zealand against Muslim worshipers," she said.
Trump's dismissal of a broader security threat led to a flurry of criticism from Democrats and other critics over the weekend.
They pointed to his frequent labelling of illegal immigrants as invaders, his high-profile restrictions on immigration from several Muslim-majority countries, and a lukewarm condemnation of a neo-Nazi march in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.
"Time and time again, this president has embraced and emboldened white supremacists — and instead of condemning racist terrorists, he covers for them. This isn't normal or acceptable," tweeted Kirsten Gillibrand, who formally entered the Democratic race for the White House on Sunday.
Acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney went on television to push back, saying "the president is not a white supremacist. I'm not sure how many times we have to say that." "To simply ask the question every time something like this happens overseas, or even domestically, to say, 'Oh, my goodness, it must somehow be the president's fault,' speaks to a politicisation of everything that I think is undermining sort of the institutions that we have in the country today," he said on Fox television.


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Real Estate Breakfast Briefing with Carter
events | March 20, 2018
171 17th Street NW, Suite 2100
The Real Estate Group of Arnall Golden Gregory welcomed executives from Carter, Scott Taylor and David Nelson, the lead developer of Summerhill, the ambitious project anchored by the former home of the Atlanta Braves. Their plans were described during a breakfast briefing on March 20, 2018.
Carter, Healey Weatherholtz Properties and Oakwood Development are partnering to redevelop 35 acres along Georgia Avenue and Hank Aaron Boulevard. Georgia State University owns another 38 acres, including the former Turner Field (now home to GSU's football team) and the former Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium site.
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Beanfield's Team Pollen see ideas in print
We're very proud of our students, Team Pollen, the winners of the Trust Primary Believe Big competition last year, whose winning idea has now been made into a story book.
Believe Big is an annual competition where teams from across the Brooke Weston Trust schools compete to come up with innovative or life-changing ideas. The competition is organised by 7 Billion Ideas and it has become a popular fixture in both primary and secondary school calendars.
Team Pollen consisted of Ethan, Leah, Isobel and Delia. They created a range of products to help combat hay fever and allergies using filters, medicines and other means.
Immediately after the competition Leah said: 'We made a cream, washing up tablets, sprays and a teddy bear that smells like lavender.'
Ethan said: 'I loved making the products, especially the washing up tablets.' Leah said: 'I liked everything because I like teamwork and helping others. Delia said: 'I liked painting the bottles because I made a pattern on them. We made examples of all our products.'
Isobel said: 'I liked testing out all the patterns, textures and colours. I was really pleased when we won. I was so overjoyed. It is also a good thank you to Miss Johnson and Miss Baloghova, who helped us with the project.'
As a prize their winning idea has now been made into a book, which have been posted to the delighted team members (pictured) but which are also available to buy here.
Congratulations Team Pollen!
The team last year with their Winners' certificates.


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Tuxedosam x Gudetama Café 2018 Christmas Menu [December 1 - December 25, 2018]
Gudetama (ぐでたま) is a Sanrio character that resembles a lazy egg. Tuxedosam (タキシードサム) is a Sanrio character that resembles a penguin who likes to wear a tuxedo all the time!
This Christmas collaboration menu between Gudetama & Tuzedosam (タキシードサム&ぐでたま のX'masメニュー) will be held for a limited time at the permanent Gudetama Café located in Osaka, Japan from 12/1/18 - 12/25/18.
EndedVictoria C. November 23, 2018 Gudetama Café, Gudetama, Tuxedosam, Tuxedo Sam, Sanrio, Osaka, HEP 5, Christmas, Christmas Menu, 2018, December, ぐでたま, タキシードサムComment
Peach Ball: Senran Kagura Limited-Time Menu [November 26 - December 20, 2018]
Peach Ball: Senran Kagura (PEACH BALL 閃乱カグラ) is a Japanese ecchi pinball game spin-off for the Nintendo Switch.
This collaboration menu will be held jointly with Sweets Paradise (スイーツパラダイス) X Animate Cafe for a limited time in Akihabara, Japan from 11/26/18 - 12/20/28.
EndedVictoria C. November 19, 2018 Limited Time Menu, Drink menu, Akiba, Yodobashi Akihabara, Akihabara, Animate Cafe, Sweets Paradise, Sweets Paradise Cake Shop, Peach Ball, Senran Kagura, Peach Ball: Senran Kagura, November, December, 2018, Tokyo, PEACH BALL 閃乱カグラ, Ecchi, Nintendo Switch, Video GamesComment
Gaikotsu Shotenin Honda-san Café [November 17 - December 14, 2018]
Gaikotsu Shotenin Honda-san (ガイコツ書店員本田さん) or Skeleton Bookstore Employee Honda-san is a Japanese manga series by Honda that started out as a Pixiv Comic serialization and currently has an anime adaptation that begun airing during October 2018.
This collaboration café will be held for a limited time between Princess Café Osaka/Nagoya locations and Animega Café Shibuya location. This collaboration café will only be available from 11/17/18 - 12/14/18.
EndedVictoria C. November 17, 2018 Anime, Pixiv, Pixiv Comic, Manga, Gaikotsu Shotenin Honda-san, ガイコツ書店員本田さん, Skeleton Bookstore Employee Honda, Princess Cafe, Animega Cafe, Shibuya, Osaka, Nagoya, November, December, 2018Comment
Ace Attorney Season 2 Limited-Time Menu + Karaoke [November 15 - December 16, 2018]
Ace Attorney (逆転裁判 ~その「真実」、異議あり) is a Japanese anime series based off of a Capcom game under the same name. The anime is currently airing season two.
To celebrate the second season of Ace Attorney, Karaoke no Tetsujin (カラオケの鉄人)/King of System which is a karaoke company will offer a special collaboration karaoke room at one of their locations and a special collaboration menu & order benefits at 7 of their locations for a limited time between 11/15/18 - 12/16/18!
EndedVictoria C. November 13, 2018 Karaoke, King of System, Ace Attorney, Limited Time Menu, November, December, 2018, Karaoke no Tetsujin, カラオケの鉄人, 逆転裁判, 逆転裁判 ~その「真実」、異議あり, 異議あり, Tokyo, Chiba, Yokohama, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Nishiguchi Ekimae, Sakuragi-cho, Funabashi, CAPCOMComment
Our Maid is Way Too Annoying! Café [November 13 - December 9, 2018]
Our Maid is Way Too Annoying! (うちのメイドがウザすぎる!) or UzaMaid (ウザメイド!) for short is a Japanese manga series with an anime TV adaptation that begun airing during October of 2018.
In celebration of the TV adaptation a limited-time café collaboration will be held with Machi ★ Asobi CAFE (マチ★アソビCAFE) from 11/13/18 - 12/09/18 in Tokyo, Osaka, Mount Bizan, and Kitakkyushu.
EndedVictoria C. November 12, 2018 Machi★Asobi, Machi ★ Asobi CAFE, Tokyo, Osaka, Mount Bizan, Kitakyushu, November, December, 2018, Anime, Manga, Our Maid is Way Too Annoying, UzaMaid, うちのメイドがウザすぎる!, ウザメイド!, マチ★アソビCAFEComment
GeGeGe Forest Café [November 3 - November 30, 2018]
GeGeGe no Kitarō (ゲゲゲの鬼太郎) is a Japanese manga series that was created in 1960 and the anime adaptation was aired in 1968. GeGeGe Forest (ゲゲゲの森) is where yōkai live.
This collaboration will be held for a limited time between 11.3.18-11.30.18 in Tree Village to celebrate the animated series 50th anniversary!
EndedVictoria C. November 1, 2018 Tokyo Skytree, Tree Village, GeGeGe Forrest, GeGeGe no Kitarō, ゲゲゲの鬼太郎, ゲゲゲの森, Anniversary, 50th anniversary, November, 2018, Tokyo, Manga, AnimeComment
Sdorica Sunset x Deemo Café [November 6 - 12, 2018]
Sdorica -Sunset- (Sdorica スドリカ) is a Role-Playing Game (RPG) available worldwide on iOS and Android devices. Deemo is a rhythm game available on iOS and Android devices as well as PS Vita & Nintendo Switch as well as a PS4 remake.
This collaboration with both Sdorica -Sundset- & Deemo will be held for a limited time with nicocafe from November 6 - 12, 2018 in Ikebukuro Japan
EndedVictoria C. October 31, 2018 Deemo, Sdorica, Sdorica Sunset, Sdorica スドリカ, RPG, mobile game, nico cafe, Ikebukuro, Tokyo, November, 2018, Video GamesComment
Anemone: Psalm of Planets Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution Café [November 3 - November 26, 2018]
Anemone: Psalm of Planets Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution (ANEMONE/交響詩篇エウレカセブン ハイエボリューション) is a 3 part Japanese animation film under the series Eureka Seven and will be releasing in theaters across Japan on November 10, 2018.
This collaboration will be held with '76 Cafe' in Tokyo for a limited time from 11/03/18 - 11/26/18 in celebration of the theatrical release of the film. A specially designed menu, original goods, and novelty gifts will be provided while supplies last!
EndedVictoria C. October 29, 2018 Eureka Seven, Psalm of Planets Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution, Anemone: Psalm of Planets Eureka Seven: Hi-Evolution, ANEMONE/交響詩篇エウレカセブン ハイエボリューション, Film, Anime, November, 2018, Eureka, Tokyo, Omotesando, 76 CafeComment
Pompompurin Café 2018 Christmas Menu [November 1 - December 25, 2018]
Pompompurin (ポムポムプリン) is a character created by Sanrio who takes the appearance of a pudding-like golden retriever.
Pompompurin Café is a permanent café dedicated to Pompompurin with 4 locations across Japan. To celebrate Christmas there will be a limited time Christmas themed menu & order benefits available! The limited-time Christmas menu will only be offered at the Harajuku (Tokyo) and Umeda (Osaka) shops between 11/01/18 - 12/25/18.
EndedVictoria C. October 28, 2018 Holiday Menu, Christmas Menu, Christmas, pompompurin cafe, pompompurin, Sanrio, Pompompurin Cafe, November, December, 2018, Tokyo, Osaka, Harajuku, UmedaComment
Kapibara-san x Hands Café [November 5 - December 25, 2018]
Kapibara-san (カピバラさん) is a character developed from Japanese toy company called TryWorks and is based off of a capybara. Hands Café is a café under the department store Tokyu Hands which is mostly known for DIY and crafts.
This collaboration between Kapibara-san and Hands Café (カピバラさん×ハンズカフェ) will be their 4th collaboration together! This café will be held for a limited time between 11/5/18 - 12/25/18 at 5 locations around Japan.
EndedVictoria C. October 27, 2018 Kapibara, Kapibarasan, Kapibara-san, Hands Cafe, Tokyu Hands, November, December, 2018, カピバラさん, TryWorks, Capybara, カピバラさん×ハンズカフェ, OTONA, 和, Omotesando, Harajuku, Etomo, Umeda, Osaka, Akashi, ShibuyaComment
Cinnamoroll x @home café collaboration [November 2 - December 27, 2018]
Cinnamoroll (シナモロール) is a series developed by Sanrio with the main character Cinnamon. @Home Café or At-Home Café (@ほぉ~むカフェ) is a maid café in Akihabara.
This collaboration between Cinnamoroll and @Home Café will be held for a limited time in Akihabara Japan from 11/02/18 - 12/27/18.
EndedVictoria C. October 26, 2018 Maid Cafe, Cinnamoroll, シナモロール, @home cafe, at-home cafe, Akihabara, Akiba, Tokyo, Sanrio, @ほぉ~むカフェ, November, December, 2018Comment
BANANA FISH Café & Bar [October 5 - February 17, 2019]
BANANA FISH (バナナフィッシュ) is a Japanese manga series by Akimi Yoshida. It was recently adapted into a TV animation July 2018.
To celebrate the anime adaptation a special limited time BANANA FISH pop-up café will be held in Tokyo from 10/5/18 - 12/2/18 and in Osaka from 01/10/19 - 02/17/19!
EndedVictoria C. October 25, 2018 Banana Fish, Tokyo, Shinjuku, October, November, December, 2018, バナナフィッシュ, Akimi Yoshida, Bar, Cafe, Osaka, January, February, DELASOUL CHARBON, デラソウル シャルボンComment


Great to be able to host our clients and partners at Ronnie Scott's this week. A fabulous afternoon of entertainment provided by the wonderful Natalie Williams and the James Pearson band. A few sore heads the next day!
It has been a good year for business and we all look forward to a successful 2019.
May we take this opportunity to wish all of our many friends and colleagues in the business an enjoyable festive season and a happy and prosperous New Year!


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A romantic and retro steak dinner cooked and served in a candle-lit room with "It Had Better Be Tonight" playing the background. Excitement and drama fill the room when the cognac is ignited and the flames dance in mid-air. (A word from my attorney- "It would be a good idea to have a fire extinguisher nearby"). To make it really extraordinary splurge for a black truffle to slice over the top. Serve with Yukon Gold potatoes, that have been boiled and then sautéed in clarified butter and mushrooms or sautéed spinach.
2 – 6 ounce filet mignon steaks or 1– 12 ounce boneless N.Y. strip steak.
1.	Pound the steaks ½-inch thin with a mallet. Season the tenderloin steaks on both sides with the salt and generously with the pepper. Lightly whip the cream until it has soft peaks. Keep the steaks, cream and chive in the refrigerator until ready to cook. The steaks are thin and will over cook if they come to room temperature. Heat the dinner plates in the oven or a microwave. Have your side dishes ready before cooking the steak.
2.	In a large skillet over medium-high heat add a couple of tablespoons of clarified butter. When it is really hot, you'll know as it will just begin to smoke. Add the steaks and cook for 1 ½ minutes on the first side. It should be nice and brown for the best flavor. Turn and cook for another couple of minutes to your desired degree of doneness. Remove the steaks, to a plate and cover to keep warm.
3.	Add the shallots and a pinch of salt to the pan and cook, stirring, for 20 seconds. Add the cognac. Tip the pan away from you and ignite the cognac with a long match or lighter. (Alternatively, remove the pan from the heat to ignite, and then return to the heat.) When the flame has died down, mustard, and Worcestershire sauce. Cook stirring the sauce until it has heated through.
4.	Remove from the heat and whisk in the lightly whipped cream. Return the steaks to the pan with the sauce and turn to coat both sides of the steaks. Place a steak on each of the heated plates pour over the sauce. Garnish with minced chives or sliced the truffle over (optional).