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1 in every 9 people in MA, including working families, children, the elderly and people with disabilities receive SNAP [Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – formerly food stamps] benefits.
Due to the partial federal government shutdown, February SNAP benefits have been issued early to most recipients, but there will not be any issued in February.
To help manage during this difficult time of uncertainty, the Council is offering Needham households already registered with the food pantry additional visits to shop for grocery items. All households currently shopping once per month are now invited to come for a second visit, as needed and families with school age children, who are currently shopping twice per month are now invited to add a 3rd visit, as needed.
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Dhruv is a 9th grader living in Needham and a member of an organization called Project 351. Project 351 was established in 2011 when former MA Governor, Deval Patrick sought to celebrate his 2nd inaugural with a focus on young people and community. With the enthusiastic and engaged leadership of Governor Baker, Project 351 continues to empower over 3,000 young adults from around the state to complete community service projects in their respective towns. Dhruv was nominated to represent Needham as a "2018 District Ambassador."
Project 351 holds an event every fall known as "Fall Service." This year's Fall Service Ambassadors concluded their service year by leading the fight to end hunger in their hometowns. Dhruv's food drive helped restock the shelves after Thanksgiving and Christmas for his hometown pantry at The Needham Community Council.
He delivered 348 lbs of food collected from his neighbors, friends and local residents. Dhruv wrote "this project was very close to my heart as it not only helped me get better at communication skills and time management but it also left me with a very fulfilling feeling and happiness. I was delighted to see how responsive and generous everyone was to my food drive and it warmed my heart to see people contribute so much".
The Needham Community Council Food Pantry has recently been awarded a major gift from the Middlesex Savings Bank.
Middlesex has been part of the community for more than 180 years. This gift is part of a $1.4 million donation that they are making to support the food pantries and libraries in their branch towns.
We are very grateful to all who support Council programs throughout the year.
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Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital–Needham is currently engaged in a Community Health Needs Assessment, to better understand the health needs of those living, working, and learning in their service area. As part of this assessment, the Hospital has created a 10-minute Community Health Survey. They are asking for input from a broad range of service providers, stakeholders, and residents. Please click here to complete this survey online before January 31st.
If you would like a paper version of the survey, available in English, Spanish, Russian or Chinese, please email Alyssa Kence or call 781-453-5460.
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The Care Quality Commission issues guidance for use of cameras in care settings
The use of cameras and other recording devices in care settings has been highly controversial attracting considerable media interest and debate.
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have now published guidance (link below) intended to assist and offer guidance for those who are thinking about using a hidden camera or other recording equipment to monitor someone's care.
CQC Guidance Using hidden cameras to monitor care
CQC emphasise that any evidence obtained in this way can be shared with them anonymously. Although before you think about using such devices to think about the impact it will have. It is a big step for people and families to make. Although it might set your mind at ease about any concerns that you have, it may also intrude on a person's privacy and dignity.
If you have any concerns about the care being given, CQC encourage you to raise these concerns with the care service first and/or the local authority if they are funding the care.
If the care service is informed about cameras being installed into a service users room because of a fear of neglect, the care service must investigate these concerns. Most care providers adhere to high standards and usually have an effective complaints procedure in place. If the response you receive is still unsatisfactory and you feel urgent action is required, it is usually best to speak with the local authority safeguarding team rather than arrange secret filming.
Consent must be obtained from the person whose care you are concerned about.
If the service user is unable to provide consent (dementia etc.) then a decision must be made that you are acting in the best interests of the person concerned.
You must check the contract of service with the care provider as use of such equipment could result in a breach of contract.
CQC advise that if you discover poor care or abuse and you do not want to share it with the service, to inform them, and they will then take action. The guidance details the actions it will take on receipt of evidence.
The Care Quality Commission has warned people of the potential legal dangers and privacy issues of secret filming.
The advice urges people to:
Make sure that the equipment is set up in a way that avoids recording shared areas of the care service outside of your loved one's private room.
Make sure that the equipment, and any recordings made, are only used for the purpose of monitoring and protecting your loved one's welfare.
Do not use the equipment indefinitely.
Think carefully about who may be recorded and the effect on others who use the service, staff, families and visiting professionals
Keep recordings secure and make sure that they are not tampered with or shared with anyone who does not have a good reason to see them.
Andrea Sutcliffe, the chief inspector of social care for CQC said:
"We all want people using health and social care services to receive safe, effective, high quality and compassionate care. For some, cameras or other forms of surveillance, whether openly used by services or hidden by families, are the answer. Others feel this is an invasion of people's privacy and dignity. Many don't know what to do if they are concerned.
Today's information for the public explains what people can do if they are worried about someone's care and the things they need to think about if they are considering using any form of recording equipment.
I hope that this information helps the public to make the right decisions for them. But what I want more than anything is for services to always provide care that meets the standards we all expect so that the public can have confidence.
CQC will continue to hold providers to account and take action when necessary to make sure that happens."
The use of recording equipment in care settings is seen as controversial and to be used if all other alternatives have been exhausted. Although CQC do not discourage the use of such equipment they advise caution on the reasons and extent it should be used. We shall have to wait and see the likely legal impact the use of such devices will have in the Care Sector.
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Guayaquil Ecuador: 400 military troops put in service to patrol streets in effort to curb crime
Posted on June 30, 2017 • Filed under: Crime, Ecuador, Ecuador Emergency
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reported (machine translated) The Marine Corps, Operational Group 2.4 Guayaquil prepared yesterday to leave to the control operations that began in the Guasmo. Víctor Serrano
Marines began patrolling within a new strategy to curb crime.
The Armada of Ecuador was the first branch of the Armed Forces. In jumping to the streets of Guayaquil to carry out joint operations with the National Police and the Municipal Transit Authority (ATM) to combat crime.
Yesterday afternoon, elements of these three entities made checks in the south, center, several cooperatives of the northwest of the city, in areas considered critical by the Police. In addition to Guayas, the operations will be concentrated in Manabí and Los Ríos.
The uniformed personnel will not be able to enter private spaces or to carry out persecutions, according to the Manual of Right of Military Operations to which they are governed
About 250 military personnel from the Guayaquil 2.4 Marine Corps were ready to patrol the streets of Guayaquil, within a new strategy to curb crime and in which the three branches of the Armed Forces will participate.
The patrols are coordinated by the Police and they join other entities, such as the Municipal Transit Authority (ATM). The strategy was announced at the Sectoral Security Council, which was headed by Defense Minister Miguel Carvajal on Monday.
The Infantry, which has its local headquarters in the San Eduardo sector, had ready another 150 uniformed men. In total there were 400 and the slogan, they said, is to support the citizens and improve the perception of security in the city.
Abel Bajaña lives in the citadel La Floresta (south) and said that three businesses have been recently assaulted. For him it was good news that the Armed Forces joined in the anti-criminal checks, because he said that it is common in his sector to see suspicious subjects hovering on motorcycles.
Sectors under control
The operations began at 16:00 at Guasmo sur, Quito and Colón Avenue (Guayaquil center), El Pedregal (Raúl Clemente Huerta) and Coop. Santiaguito Roldós. The National Police performed normal control, while the ATM reviewed documents. The military intervened in the possession of arms.
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In a statement, the Marine Corps defined that the competence of the Operational Group 2.4 Guayaquil is only "the control of weapons in the terrestrial and fluvial field of the following areas: Guayaquil canton, Salado estuary, Guayas river and Puná island".
In the city, the control by the Navy arrives at the Juan Tanca Marengo Avenue, further north the Army intervenes.
The uniformed personnel will not be able to enter private areas or carry out persecutions, according to the manual of Law of the military operations.
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My Aikido journey began Jan 2011 two years ago this month.After months of research into many martial arts I decided that Aikido as thethinking man's martial art was the art form that I was going to study, however my next task was to find the right Dojo.
I visited several Nottingham Dojo's and met many good instructors along the way but I was looking for something different, I did not want to be just a number in a large Dojo, I wanted the personal touch of a dedicated teacher that loves the art form and cares about their students, this is when I came across Sensei Tadashi Narita and the Shoshinkan. I telephoned Sensei Tad the next day and spent literally an hour on the phone bending his ear about the Dojo and the teaching syllabus and Sensei Tad was patient and he arranged my first Aikido taster lesson.
The following week I arrived at the Dojo feeling quite nervous not knowing what to expect, at the time I was 33 and I hadn't felt this way since my University final exams many years earlier, however I was greeted by Sensei Tad and the other students with open arms. My taster lesson was taken by Naoko San an experienced black belt who spent the next hour with me teaching me some of the basic Kihon Dhosa movements of Aikido with great patience and confidence and I was convinced this was where I wanted to learn Yoshinkan Aikido. I immediately signed up for my first three month beginner's course and ordered my white pyjamas.
It is now January 2013 and I am still in my white pyjamas most Mondays and Wednesdays studying Yoshinkan Aikido in one of the best Dojos in the country, and in my opinion the best Dojo in the East Midlands. I am progressing at a pace that suits my hectic work and family schedule but still aiming to grade to 3rd Kyu (Brown Belt) this February. Something that you may hear in the Dojo a lot is OSU (or OOOOOOSS as its pronounced). This seems to have many meanings, from acknowledging a command to other things like 'I must push myself' OR 'Please be patient with me'. I like to think Osu is a spiritual word that lifts you as an Aikido student to excel and demonstrate what you can do for yourself.
If you are thinking about studying a martial art or specifically Aikido I can highly recommend Sensei Tad and Aikido Shoshinkan for you to begin your Aikido journey.
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Tanner King
Tanner was born and raised in Hooper, Utah, and served his mission in Washington DC. He is currently a Jr. at BYU majoring in Physiology and Developmental Biology. He is planning to go on to Medical school after graduation and currently works as an ophthalmic technician.
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Jared is a neuroscience major from Orem, Utah. He has been in a few research labs focused on drug discovery, oligosaccharide synthesis, and foot biomechanics. Having enjoyed all three, he has grown to be extremely passionate about research and its importance.
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Matt is currently studying bioinformatics with a focus on researching neurodegenerative diseases. Matt's research experience includes working as a research assistant in the Kauwe Lab for 2 years, where he was the primary co-author of the paper "CUBAP: an interactive web portal for analyzing codon usage biases across populations" published in Nucleic Acids Research. Matt now works remotely as a research assistant for the Ebbert Lab at the University of Kentucky as well as a web developer for a local biotech startup.
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The Witcher developer CD Projekt Red has revealed an unannounced project in collaboration with Dark Horse Comics.
The Polish studio states that the two are working together on something truly special for fans of the fantasy genre," and have released a short video to tease the work.
There's a mystery near the edge of the Black Forest. We'd like to invite you to fear it with us," the tagline reads.
The developer is currently working on two titles at the moment: The third and final installment of The Witcher franchise, as well as its new IP Cyberpunk 2077.
CD Projekt promises more info during its New York Comic Con presentation with Dark Horse later today.


It's been 17 years since Reese Witherspoon walked into our lives as Elle Woods, and fans were promised a third flick in the saga last summer by the actress.
With the news that originally cast member Luke Wilson is completely on-board with a third movie, here's everything we know so far about Legally Blonde 3. Bend and snap, girls.
Reese Witherspoon confirmed that talks for third Legally Blonde had happened last summer with a short video of herself on a pool float sunning it up. "It's true... #LegallyBlonde3."
The actress is set to reprise her role as Harvard grad and ultimate girl power girl Elle.
As for the other members of the cast, it's unclear. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Reese said that some OG cast members would be returning, but didn't specify who. The original cast included Selma Blair and Jennifer Coolidge.
"Oh, it's gonna be so fun! I got to go to a meeting the other day where we talked about all the new plot points and all the characters and some returning characters and some new characters. I mean, I got so excited just in the meeting. I was like, 'This is gonna be good'," Elle told the publication.
More recently, Luke Wilson discussed the potential of him picking up his role as Emmet in the third movie, and it's something he's fully here for.
"I'd definitely be up for it... All I've heard is the same thing everyone else has heard, it's that they might be doing a Legally Blonde 3," he told Entertainment Tonight earlier this week. "But I can't imagine anything that would be more fun. Reese played such a great character. I'd love to do a Legally Blonde 3."
What would the plot be?
Elle seems excited by the new plot during interviews, although it's being kept under-wraps for now.
However, Matthew Davis, who portrayed Warner Huntington III in Legally Blonde, suggested: "I would love to see something where perhaps Warner is married to a politician, to a woman who's running for office, and he's sort of like a kept man."
And on Watch What Happens Live, Elle said: "Somebody thought it would be really funny if Elle went to jail." We're not sure how we feel about that one.
The film is reportedly still looking for a new director, after the former two, Robert Luketic and second director Charles Herman-Wurmfeld, declined to be part of the new movie.
Producers Marc Platt and Adam Siegel are confirmed Legally Blonde 3 and Reese is also listed as a producer.
Kirsten 'Kiwi' Smith and Karen McCullah are reportedly in talks to write the script.
Legally Blonde three has already been given a 2020 release date. That's right, you can expect to see the film screening at cinemas on Valentine's Day (14th February) next year. The first film aired in 2001 and the second in 2003.
In the meantime you can watch the film at a number of cinemas nationwide on Wednesday, 13th February 2019 for Galentine's Day this year.


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listening, projectsEd Scolding November 03, 2017 Being personal, playlist, programme, authenticity
Being personal
Why are any two songs heard together?
Maybe they were together on a playlist, or a concert programme, or a radio show.
Maybe they are popular with a target demographic of which you may or may not be a part. Maybe they were randomly selected from a group of songs you like. Maybe an algorithm chose them based on your previous listening.
Sometimes songs are more carefully selected and ordered, with attention to how each track relates to what comes before and afterwards - as in a concert programme or a mixtape.
So what is that connects songs to each other?
There are some really lame concert programmes with vague biographical, thematic or geographical links between each piece - not to say that these links can't be meaningful and creative sometimes. But I've always been more interested an approach led by personal feeling - which is messy, irrational, hard to categorise or tidy up.
In 2011 I designed and produced a concert project called Being Personal as part of my study at the Royal Academy of Music, putting forward the argument for authenticity and for putting together music based on what it meant to one person (me, in this case!).
See also my post A journey in music from Jan 2017.
Here's my pitch.
Ed Scolding – Concert Project Proposal (revised version September 2011)
"If Katy Perry didn't exist, it's hard to imagine anyone having the imagination to invent her."
London Evening Standard, 18th March 2011
So who is Katy Perry? The Standard continues '… she's such a saucy seaside postcard that she appeals to young girls and men old enough to know better alike… she's the perfect 21st Century pop star.' The paper goes to describe her variously sliding, crooning, multiple-costume-changing show, a 'candy-scented, visually arresting, faintly ludicrous joy'.
What is unimaginable about that? Where is Perry in the swirl of frocks and lighting? Her website insists that she writes "all her own material. 'You're getting a pure connection to the artist,' Katy says. 'You're not getting some idea of what that artist should be, you're getting a direct voice.'" In that case, were she unfortunate enough to be secretly abducted by aliens, how long would the brand of Katy Perry be able to carry on without her? What part of her music, her singing, her songs, concerts, recordings, comes uniquely – directly – from her? Would the Standard's reviewer really have noticed a substituted lip-syncing Katy Perry look-alike?
Certainly Perry is not alone, but emblematic of a group, and one not defined by genre, or even art form. Money takes precedence over authenticity. "The principles of the market reign supreme," commented Sir Peter Maxwell Davies in 2008[1], describing recent art works as "manufactured artefacts without content." A year earlier, in making and selling his diamond-encrusted skull, 'For the Love of God', Damien Hirst explicitly used and celebrated the truth that "(visual) art has turned into money." (Jonathan Jones in the Guardian[2])
So how can we wade through the marketing to produce truly authentic art? Art critic John Ruskin offers a possibility in his 1866 speech to a group of Yorkshire investors: "tell me what you like, and I'll tell you what you are."[3] By revealing what we like, we show who we are. We invite others to share what we are, to reject, to rejoice. We acknowledge our true self to whichever God, community, elders, partner or pet is available, and have from their reaction the opportunity to accept and change as we need to: or to ignore them.
My response therefore is to show who I am. I am a composer, a person deeply moved, impressed and inspired by music, so a powerful way to share myself is through a concert. It must be profoundly, truthfully personal in order to be authentic. It will be a dissection of myself as a composer into a concert: my choice of pieces that I am close to; my compositions illustrating in greatest depth my musical personality; my creative transcriptions of music that inspires me to respond; my arrangement of all this music in the concert. It will be a highly personal, subjective picture of what I like, of what I am.
My concert will show authenticity in all its uniqueness and vulnerability. It will show that we need not aspire to the so-called individuality represented in the manufactured mainstream, that authentic is good: the best music is the most authentic music, whether performed, written, or listened to.
[1] From Davies' speech to the British Academy of Composers & Songwriters, 8 October 2008.
[2] Jones, Jonathan Damien Hirst's skull tasteless? That's the point (February, 2011) http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesign/jonathanjonesblog/2011/feb/22/damien-hirst-diamond-skull (Accessed 20/3/11)
[3] Ruskin, John. 'Traffic' The Crown of Wild Olive & The Cestus of Aglaia Ed. Ernst Rhys. (London: J.M. Dent & Sons, 1915) 52
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Barking Dogs Can Lead to Angry Neighbors – Even When You Aren't Home!
While this paints a pretty picture, and it's not unreasonable to think your dog is pretty quiet when you're gone, it's also not accurate to assume they don't get into some kind of trouble as they wait for you to get home. In neighborhoods around the world, barking dogs have the potential to disturb the peace. The result? Angry (or even hostile) neighbors who can make life very difficult for you and your best friend – but not when you have a back-up plan!
The old adage "good fences make good neighbors" is especially true in densely packed communities. Property lines are shrinking to accommodate rising population numbers, and we must all try a little harder to co-exist. Persistent barking can shatter illusions of peace and quiet.
What if You're to Blame?
Even the most dedicated dog lovers don't want to hear barking dogs all day long, let alone individuals who don't care for animals. In addition to licensing, cleaning up after your pet, obeying leash laws, and tending to the needs of your barking dog are important tenets of responsible pet ownership. When these things are neglected, you might have to face formal complaints, police intervention, or even financial penalties.
Do not allow yourself to get defensive or volatile in the presence of neighbors who may confront you.
Listen to your neighbor's account of the barking, and don't argue with them. Sure, it's possible they're exaggerating some details (you know your dog better than anyone), but consider the likelihood that they're telling the truth.
Be understanding, empathetic, and apologize.
Reassure your neighbors that you don't want the situation to get out of hand and that you'll work to come up with a solution.
Gain a deeper understanding of your dog's behavior. Ask other neighbors if your dog disturbs them. Verify the times that were part of the initial complaint. Take a day off and listen for other barking dogs in the neighborhood. Set up a recording device to monitor your dog's barking.
The good news is that it's relatively easy to train your dog to stop barking. However, the key is to tucker them out before you leave. After all, a tired dog is a quiet dog.
If your pet has access to a doggie door that allows them to go outside at their leisure, remove it so they're only allowed out when they're with you. Hire a dog walker or ask a friend to stop by once during the day to reduce the chances of your pet soiling the house or destroying the furniture.
It may be worthwhile to document the changes you're making to modify your dog's behavior. Routinely check in with the complaining neighbor to ask if things are improving. Remain civil at all times.
Please let us know if you have further questions about barking dogs or how to resolve any problems. The team at Leon Valley Veterinary Hospital is always here for you and your pet!
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One of the most common questions we get asked by brides and grooms is to do fun wedding party shots. Probably about 80% of our large wedding we do involve a series of fun and unique shots of the entire Bridal party. The one above was requested by the groom and its called the Evolution. It is supposed to mock the typical series of photos that you see with the so called Evolution of Man showing a series of photos starting with apes and then ending with humans. It's always nice to show the venue in the background of these types of photos so you have some sort of reference. This is not our most popular Wedding party fun shot and there are many others. Here is a partial list of some of our favorite wedding party fun images.


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First Drive: DS 7 Crossback E-Tense 4×4
By Alex Grant / 3 years ago / Road Tests / 1 Comment
Three years into life as a separate brand, DS not only wants to define itself as a little different to its more conservative German rivals, but as the most technologically advanced line-up in the PSA Group. So not only does the DS 7 Crossback give it the now-prerequisite SUV, but from 2019 this will also become the Group's first plug-in hybrid.
DS 7 Crossback E-Tense 4×4
PSA has made no secret of its ambitions. It has plans for seven plug-in hybrids and four electric vehicles by 2021, across two platforms, not including products which will launch under its recently-acquired Vauxhall and Opel brands. DS, with its focus on technology, will lead the charge, with a range of high-performance plug-ins badged 'E-Tense', as a nod to the concept car of the same name.
There's some familiarity in terms of layout, but the DS 7's drivetrain isn't related to the now-discontinued Hybrid4 system which had been used by early versions of the DS 5. It has a a 107bhp electric rear axle with no mechanical connection to the front wheels, but beneath the bonnet is a second 107bhp electric motor sharing an eight-speed automatic transmission with a 197bhp 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine. Fully charged, the 13kWh battery under the rear bench offers a range of between 30 and 35 miles without using any fuel.
This is a neat setup; there's no loss of cabin or boot space, and the charging port is tucked away behind what looks like a fuel flap on the left-hand rear wing. DS isn't offering a rapid charging option, despite the battery capacity being around 50% larger than most plug-in hybrids, but the DS 7 Crossback can take a 7kW charge, meaning it takes around two hours to fill.
Some 18 months from launch, we were only able to test the E-Tense for a short distance in very early prototype form. As such, it's hard to comment on range, though DS claims 30 miles under the new WLTP test cycle, and only two of the drive modes were available. Production models will offer the usual choice of fully electric, sport, eco and hybrid modes, to suit the route ahead.
Even so, it's possible to get some idea of the performance on offer. The system offers electric four-wheel drive, but it's set up to prioritise drive to the rear axle. While it adds around 250kg to the kerb weight, that direct drive from the motor to the wheels mean it's surprisingly quick off the mark. It doesn't feel significantly heavier than the petrol or diesel models, and it's not overly keen to bring the petrol engine to life in EV mode. Prod the throttle heavily, and the combined 297bhp gives urgent, if not blistering, straight-line pace.
DS is only too aware that this sort of product is in demand in the UK; the E-Tense is expected to take around 20-25% of the DS 7 Crossback's UK volume, and that will be weighted towards fleets. It also launches just in time to take advantage of the revised company car tax system in 2020/21, which should help. Though, at £50,000 before incentives, it'll get penalised by the VED supplement for expensive vehicles. DS will also have plenty of competition by 2019, despite its predicted rivals (X1, Evoque and XC40 among them) not having plug-in offers yet.
Overall, there's plenty of promise here. DS has its work cut out finding its feet among established brands, but products like the E-Tense can only help. We'll be interested to try it once it reaches production form to get a clearer sense of what should be very important new technology for the PSA Group.
It's an ambitiously high-priced vehicle for DS, but aiming for a popular segment and offering tax advantages for fleets should help the DS 7 Crossback find its place in the market. Ironically, plug-in hybrid versions of the Peugeot 3008 and 5008 might be among its biggest threats at first.
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Price: £50,000 (not including Plug-in Car Grant)
Fuel: 160mpg (NEDC, estimate)
Electric range: 36 miles (NEDC) 30 miles (WLTP) (estimate)
CO2 emissions (tailpipe): 40g/km (estimate)
Charging Port: Type 2 AC
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Q: JPanels content doesn't reshow I had spent two days in solving this problem but I have not found any solution.
I will put some easy code.
There is JFrame with some menu Bar, JPanels, but we focus on 2 options:
"Create Server"
"Close connection"
When I create server, on JPanel I draw checkerboard, and when I close connection, JPanel is clean, but the problem begins when I want to create server one more time, JPanel shows nothing.

*

*I checked the input JPanel, and I put required JPanel before recreate server - nothing

*I thought maybe it's gameControl, but I use it in other cases and it works also.

If anybody wants to try:
Here is entire project: http://bycniebytem.cba.pl/checkers.rar
Problem is inside the Checkers.java class,
But I'm waiting for your advices! Thanks!
 hostServer.addActionListener(new ActionListener(){

        @Override
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
            hostServer.setEnabled(false);
            closeConnection.setEnabled(true);

            server = new Server();
            try
            {
                JPanel networkPanel = new JPanel();
                player1 = new Player(1,boardSize, fieldSize);

                player1.gameControl.setBounds(10, 10, boardSize*fieldSize + 10, boardSize*fieldSize + 10);
                player1.gameControl.setSize(boardSize*fieldSize, boardSize*fieldSize);
                player1.gameControl.addMouseListener(player1.gameControl);
                player1.gameControl.addMouseMotionListener(player1.gameControl);
                player1.gameControl.setFocusable(true);

                player1.gameControl.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(boardSize*fieldSize,boardSize*fieldSize));
                player1.connectWithServer(server.serverSocket.getInetAddress().getHostAddress());

                JPanel votePanel = new JPanel();
                JRadioButton whiteRadioButton = new JRadioButton("White");
                JRadioButton blackRadioButton = new JRadioButton("Black");
                blackRadioButton.setBounds(1, 1, 100, 30);
                whiteRadioButton.setBounds(1, blackRadioButton.getHeight() + 5, 100, 30);

                JButton bReady = new JButton("Ready");
                bReady.setBounds(1, whiteRadioButton.getHeight() + 5, 100, 30);
                ButtonGroup radioGroup = new ButtonGroup();
                radioGroup.add(whiteRadioButton);
                radioGroup.add(blackRadioButton);

                votePanel.add(blackRadioButton);
                votePanel.add(whiteRadioButton);
                votePanel.add(bReady);

                votePanel.setBounds(player1.gameControl.getWidth() + 10, 10, blackRadioButton.getWidth(), blackRadioButton.getHeight() * 3);
                votePanel.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(blackRadioButton.getWidth(), player1.gameControl.getHeight()));

                setSize(boardSize * fieldSize + votePanel.getWidth() + 50, getJMenuBar().getHeight() + boardSize * fieldSize + 20);

                networkPanel.add(player1.gameControl);
                networkPanel.add(votePanel);

                add(networkPanel);
                setContentPane(networkPanel);
            }
            catch(IOException ex)
            {
            }
        }
    });

And close connection
   closeConnection.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {

        @Override
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {

            try
            {
                if(server != null)
                {
                    if(server.getPlayerBlackSocket() != null)
                    {
                        server.sendMessage(server.getPlayerBlackSocket(), "closeConnection");
                        server.getPlayerBlackSocket().close();
                    }
                    if(server.getPlayerWhiteSocket() != null)
                    {
                        server.sendMessage(server.getPlayerWhiteSocket(), "closeConnection");
                        server.getPlayerWhiteSocket().close();
                    }
                    if(server.getServerSocket() != null)
                    {
                        server.getServerSocket().close();
                    }
                }
            }
            catch (IOException ex)
            {
            }

            player1.isOpenedConnection = false;

            JPanel pane = (JPanel) getContentPane();
            pane.removeAll();
            remove(pane);

            JPanel Pan = new JPanel();
            JLabel label = new JLabel("label"); // just to test if jpanel can show and it shows
            label.setBounds(10,10,100,30);
            Pan.add(label);
            setContentPane(Pan);
            revalidate();
            repaint();

            closeConnection.setEnabled(false);
            hostServer.setEnabled(true);
        }
    });

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South Jersey man killed in Trenton shooting
A South Jersey man was killed and another man was wounded when a gunman opened fire outside a liquor store in Trenton.
Trenton police say 32-year-old Robert Wright was shot in the abdomen around 5:45 p.m. Friday.
He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead a short time later.
Authorities said Wright's last known address was in Bridgeton.
It was not clear if Wright was the shooter's intended target, and a motive for the shooting remains under investigation.
A 30-year-old Ewing man was hospitalized with a leg wound that was not considered life-threatening, but his name was not released.
Witnesses said the gunman approached the men and fired several shots before fleeing the scene.
He remained at large Saturday.
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You won't find the words "Patch Management" in the HIPAA Security Rule, but given recent action taken by the US government agency that enforces HIPAA compliance, it's there. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Civil Rights (OCR) settled with a community behavioral health organization in December 2014 concerning potential HIPAA violations which surfaced as a result of the OCR's investigation of a breach of electronic protected health information (ePHI) that was reported to HHS by the organization in March 2012.
Per the settlement agreement, the community behavioral health organization failed to complete the required formal security risk analysis of ePHI, failed to implement security policies and procedures, and failed to implement technical security measures—specifically that firewalls were in place with threat identification monitoring of inbound and outbound traffic and that information technology resources were both supported and regularly updated with available patches. While firewalls and patch management are not specifically mentioned in the HIPAA Security Rule, you'll find them implied by several implementation specifications.
First, OCR Director Samuels' mention of "…a common sense approach to assessing and addressing the risks to ePHI on a regular basis…" is a reference to the Risk Analysis implementation specification under the Security Management Process standard which establishes the requirement to "conduct an accurate and thorough assessment of the potential risks and vulnerabilities to the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of electronic protected health information held by the covered entity or business associate." Reading between the lines, the OCR considers unsupported or unpatched software to be a reasonably anticipated risk.
Second, under the HIPAA Security Awareness and Training standard, there is an addressable implementation specification entitled, Protection from Malicious Software, which requires "procedures for guarding against, detecting, and reporting malicious software." Guarding against malicious software could reasonably be interpreted to include the use of firewalls, antivirus software, and patch management. Other safeguards might include use of intrusion detection and prevention software, web content filtering, and even requiring users to acknowledge their obligation to refrain from downloading, installing, and running unauthorized software.
For more information on patch management, see the NIST Special Publication 800-40, Revision 3, Guide to Enterprise Patch Management Technologies.


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Q: How to get CKEditor react component usable in ClojureScript I cannot get CKEditor react component to work in ClojureScript project.
When I try to use the component
(ns simple.core
  (:require [reagent.core :as reagent]
            [re-frame.core :as rf]
            [clojure.string :as str]
            [simple.routes :as routes]
            ["ckeditor4-react" :as ck :default CKEditor]
            ))

...

    [:> CKEditor]

I get
    template.cljs:312 Uncaught Error: Assert failed: Expected React component in: [:> nil]
 (in simple.core.ui)
(or (string? comp) (fn? comp))
    at Object.reagent$impl$template$vec_to_elem [as vec_to_elem] (template.cljs:312)
    at Object.reagent$impl$template$as_element [as as_element] (template.cljs:329)
    at template.cljs:403
    at core.cljs:5598
    at core.cljs:5598
    at Object.cljs$core$IKVReduce$_kv_reduce$arity$3 (core.cljs:5602)
    at Object.cljs$core$_kv_reduce [as _kv_reduce] (core.cljs:700)
    at Object.cljs$core$reduce_kv [as reduce_kv] (core.cljs:2543)
    at reagent$impl$template$make_element (template.cljs:401)
    at Object.reagent$impl$template$native_element [as native_element] (template.cljs:285)

I have created a simple github project to illustrate.
https://github.com/madhat2r/shadow-re-frame-simple-example
If you clone it and follow instructions in the readme you can reproduce.
Thanks for your help!

A: Turns out it was an issue with the :require using :default you have to use
["ckeditor4-react" :as CKEditor]

...

[:> CKEditor {:onBeforeLoad (fn [ck] (set! (.-disableAutoInline ck) true))}]

Shadow-cljs: https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#_about_default_exports
Note: the onBeforeLoad function above fixes a bug with current version. Left it for anyone who might come across it. https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor4-react/issues/57


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CNA Salary In Utah
In May 2013, the state of Utah employed 9,920 certified nursing assistants, which means employment per 1000 jobs was 7.98. The figures of indeed.com show that, in January 2015, these professionals earned an average salary of $19,000 per annum. Sadly, this was 22 percent lower than the average CNA income on a national scale. Mean yearly nursing aide salary in Utah, according to the BLS, was $23,110 while the mean hourly pay was $11.11.
Yearly CNA Salary in UT on Different Percentile Brackets
The table below gives the detailed information of the salaries of certified nursing assistants on different percentile brackets:
75% of certified nurse assistants earned less than $25,080; remaining 25% earned more than $25,080.
50% received less than $22,580; rest 50% earned more than $22,580.
10% of employees were salaried less than $18,710; 90% were salaried more than $18,710.
According to the table below, the highest median annual, weekly, monthly and hourly salaries of certified nursing assistants, in January 2015, were $29,220, $2,435, $562 and $14 provided by Salt Lake City, Sandy, South Jordan and West Jordan respectively. Being the lowest paying city, Logan provided median annual salary of $24,348, median monthly pay of $2,029, and median weekly wages of $468. The median hourly salary in the state ranged from $12 to $14.
Layton $28,270 $2,356 $544 $14
Lehi $27,831 $2,319 $535 $13
Logan $24,348 $2,029 $468 $12
Ogden $28,270 $2,356 $544 $14
Orem $27,831 $2,319 $535 $13
Provo $27,831 $2,319 $535 $13
Saint George $24,496 $2,041 $471 $12
Salt Lake City $29,220 $2,435 $562 $14
Sandy $29,220 $2,435 $562 $14
South Jordan $29,220 $2,435 $562 $14
West Jordan $29,220 $2,435 $562 $14
Average Salary of Similar Job Titles in UT
The job title that a certified nursing assistant holds in the organizational hierarchy decides his/her salary. Individuals with higher designations receive hefty packages as compared to others holding entry-level positions. In January 2015, the highest paid professionals were CNA Hospice, who managed to earn an annual salary of $25,000. With an income of $23,000, CNA Rrmc and Medical Assistant Family Practice were the second top paid workers. Correctional Prison Facility CNA and Acute Care CNA were the lowest paid job titles with yearly earnings of $12,000.
Information Source – indeed.com (as of January 2015)
The other extra benefits provided to the CNAs in UT to ensure financial security include the following –
Healthcare Benefits
Certain types of disabilities
Prescription drug plans
Vacation and personal days
As per the prediction of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job growth of the nursing aides will increase by 21 percent from 2012 to 2022 on a national scale, more rapidly as compared to the average growth of all occupations in US. Besides, the 'Utah Department of Workforce Services' expect a massive increase of 37% for certified nursing assistants. The only drawback, which may result in the decline of these workers, is the dependence of nursing homes on government funding. Otherwise, there will be enormous job opportunities for CNAs in the impending years.
Question 1 – I'm planning to move from Saint George to Ogden. Is there any change in the hourly salary of a CNA?
Answer – Yes. The hourly salary provided in the Ogden city is $14 while in Saint George, CNAs make $12 hourly.
Question 2 – Can anyone suggest me some highest paying job titles and the salary offered to them in the state of Utah?
Answer – In Utah, CNA Hospice is the highest paid job title with an average salary of $25,000. Other top paid job titles are Medical Assistant Family Practice ($23,000), CNA Rrmc ($23,000), and CNA Medical Surgical ($21,000).


The Passing Out Parade is an inspiring event filled with magnificence. It is held in the parade square of the Academy and is usually graced by His Excellency the President of Sri Lanka or a dignitary nominated by him. This event is held annually in the month of December with the participation of ambassadors to Sri Lanka from several countries, defence attaches, senior officers of the Sri Lankan Army. It is also witnessed by the proud parents of officer cadets and many other guests. The passing out parade is performed by the officer cadets who receive their commission and its splendour is further heightened by a grand brass band which gives the Passing Out Parade a glorious atmosphere.


Bruichladdich 24 Year Old 1992 vintage Islay single malt Scotch whiskey. Single cask bourbon/sauternes #R07/258 bottled 2016 at the distillery visitor centre for the Laddie Crew Valinch. 310 numbered bottles.


Academy 147 can help your engineers expand on their existing type ratings by offering Differences Training courses between two different aircraft. Our Differences Courses cover both the Theoretical and Practical Element.
Differences courses can help bridge the divide between two similar aircraft types and can allow engineers to become certifying staff without completing an entirely new initial type rating course. This allows for maintenance organizations to save time and money.
Differences courses can only be performed in certain instances depending on the aircraft types. The duration of each Differences course depends on the aircraft types and the number of differences that must be covered. All of our Differences courses are EASA Part-147 approved.
Differences training is required in order to cover the differences between two different aircraft type ratings of the same manufacturer as determined by the Agency.
Differences training has to be defined on a case to case basis taking into account the requirements contained in this Appendix III in respect of both theoretical and practical elements of type rating training.
having completed the type training requirements for the aircraft from which the differences are being identified.


The Boston Book Festival: Copley Square, Saturday Oct 15. It's free.
1. The most important thing in fiction is sincerity: don't fake it.
2. If it sounds like writing, read it out loud, then rewrite it.
3. Feel your anxiety—it's an important part of the process.
4. Keep a grip on reality with a good meditation practice.
5. Read. Read all the best books: look them up.
6. Most writers don't know how to use an em-dash: look that up.
they want to hear your imagination speak.
8. Don't be afraid to change your mind. Kill good ideas with better ones.
9. Never fall in love with your own writing.
10. Write a book you'd love to read.
Here's an excellent interview from Poets & Writers with the agent, Molly Friedrich. It's an in-depth view of the world from one of the best agents in the publishing business. Enjoy.
Writing is like pro football—you have to work at it until you sweat every day (and, of course, the injuries are more severe).
listed in the If-You-Have-to-Ask category.
Write on . . .
Of course, good writing can't really be taught, although parts of it can be learned. But if one wanted to learn to be a good writer, it wouldn't hurt to listen to someone like Chang.


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CBP officers seize counterfeit dolls, toys with excessive lead levels
Written by Border Scope Border Scope
International Falls, Minnesota - In two separate incidents, U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations officers working at the International Falls Port of Entry targeted a pair of rail containers prior to their arrival in Ranier that resulted in the seizure of counterfeit items and toys containing prohibited levels of lead.
The first incident began in July when CBP officers inspected one of the rail containers and discovered merchandise suspected of having lead levels exceeding the acceptable threshold.
Laboratory examination of the toys revealed excessive levels of lead. As a result, CBP seized 2,459 die cast transporter carry cases on Sept. 7.
The second targeted container was inspected in August. In that container, CBP officers discovered 5,460 fashion dolls bearing copyright protected markings that violate intellectual property rights regulations. As a result, CBP seized those items Sept. 10. The counterfeit dolls have an aggregate manufacturer's suggested retail price of $139,145.
"CBP is focused on identifying and intercepting counterfeit merchandise and products as well as products that violate consumer safety standards," said Anthony Jackson, International Falls Port Director. "The enforcement of trade laws at U.S. ports of entry remains a high priority for us."
Stopping the flow of illicit goods is a priority trade issue for CBP. The importation of counterfeit merchandise can damage the U.S. economy and threaten the health and safety of the American people. For more information on CBP's IPR priority trade issue visit: CBP Trade and IPR.
With the growth of foreign trade, unscrupulous companies have profited billions of dollars from the sale of counterfeit and pirated goods. To combat the illicit trade of merchandise violating laws relating to IPR, trademark and copyright holders may register with CBP through an online system. Such registration assists CBP officers and import specialists in identifying merchandise that violate U.S. law.
CBP's IPR enforcement strategy is multi-layered and includes seizing illegal merchandise at our borders, pushing the border "outward" through audits of suspect importers, cooperating with our international trading partners, and collaborating with industry and governmental agencies to enhance these efforts.


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Toddler drowns in Blount Co. pool, BCSO says
Posted: Sat 1:46 PM, Aug 17, 2019 |
Updated: Sat 8:49 PM, Aug 17, 2019
BLOUNT CO., Tenn. (WVLT) Officials with the Blount County Sheriff's Office reported a three-year-old died after she drowned in a pool Friday evening.
Deputies said they responded to a report of a drowning on West Cumberland Drive in Louisville, Tenn. around 8 p.m.
First responders performed CPR when they arrived at the scene, according to reports.
Deputies said they spoke with the family who said the toddler was eating dinner at a picnic table in the backyard. The family found the child drowning when they went out to check.
The family told deputies they immediately began CPR on the girl until first responders arrived.
The child was taken to UT Medical Center where officials said she was pronounced dead.
"We are saddened by this young girl's death, and I extend my deepest sympathies to her family," Sheriff Berrong said. "I cannot imagine losing a child, especially a baby. It is always heartbreaking for our deputies when we respond to any incident when a child or children are the victims. This was a tragic incident, and my deputies and I feel very deeply for her family."
Officials with the Knox County Regional Forensics Center said the preliminary autopsy results confirm the child died as a result of accidental drowning.
Officials with the Blount County Sheriff's Office said they will continue to investigate.
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Music is everywhere, no matter where you venture this weekend from the master-planned community of Southshore. There are festivals and fairs, craft beer tastings and imaginative food truck cuisine, plus local artisans marketing their creative crafts, artwork and wares. Summer's here and the time is right for dancing in the streets!
Kick off the Summer Learning Program with music, dancing and games as we Build a Better World and learn how to twist and shout! All ages are invited for dance lessons in, "The Twist," "The Chicken Dance" and other fun groovy moves. Dress up in costumes from different decades and plan on some of the most fun you've ever had. (Bring your video camera!) Repeats Saturday, June 3.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, winner of five Tony Awards including Best Play, is coming to Denver. It's based on the bitterly funny debut novel by British author Mark Haddon. The story involves 15-year-old Christopher who is exceptionally intelligent but has trouble interpreting everyday life. When he falls under suspicion for killing his neighbor's dog, he sets out to identify the true culprit, which leads to an earth-shattering discovery and a journey that will change his life forever.
Thurs.-Sun., 7:30 p.m.; Sat./Sun., 2:30 p.m.
Fri./Sat., 8:00 p.m.; Sat. 4:30 p.m.; Sun., 1:30 and 5:00 p.m.
A young drag queen must go through the tests and trials of cosplay drag queens (who find and wear costumes and fashion accessories to imitate a specific character) to discover her own swagger. Whether you're a fantasy fan, a Marvel comics enthusiast, or a time-travel buff, may the fierce be with you!
The city of Aurora invites you to join us for a great way to get the kids outside this summer at the Summer in the City event. The newly expanded happening is just for kids and offers free, healthy snacks, inflatables, board and field games, an opportunity to try golf or watch a gymnastics team perform. Come and discover all the programs that the city offers during this busy season in the sun.
It's nearly summer and that means the monthly Food Truck Rodeo giddy-ups to the Great Lawn of the Aurora Municipal Center! Let the rolling gourmets take your taste buds for a ride as you sample new flavors at lunchtime. This month you can choose from J Street – seasonal street food; Simply Pizza – Neapolitan-inspired, wood-fired pizza; The Real Deal – natural smoothies and Latin food; Street Frites – globally inspired street food; Royal Hustle – inventive tacos; Maine Street BBQ – eclectic BBQ and New England cuisine; Gigi's Cupcakes – gourmet cupcakes and cookies, and Repicci's – Italian ice and gelato.
Start your summer reading plans right with games, crafts, contests and more! Reading has never been so much fun. Register now!
As history and human obsession collide, no one is who they seem to be in this atmospheric mystery. When a young woman is discovered floating in the North Atlantic Ocean, claiming to be a survivor of the Titanic, a mysterious stranger must determine whether she's telling the truth or perpetrating an elaborate fraud. Scotland Road examines the power of secrets in the psychological cat-and-mouse thriller.
Wings Over the Rockies Air and Space Museum will host the Lowry's Community Yard Sale. Don't miss the opportunity to snap up deals and steals on office supplies, furniture and old museum artifacts!
Step right up to play carnival games, win prizes, get your face painted and celebrate the start of summer and a fun reading program to keep your skills sharp – even in warm weather!
The pool at The Lakehouse is officially open for summer! Take a dip as the mercury climbs at your amazing neighborhood pool. And register here for swimming lessons!
Arabian Horse Day was designed to be a fun, educational event for the whole family to learn more about the Arabian horse and the horse industry. Meet real Arabian horses, sample cuisine from food trucks and enjoy kids' activities throughout the day. Don't miss the demonstrations, competitions, parade and giveaways!
Kick off the summer season with the Sun Drenched Music Fest where a bunch of great jams and plenty of tasty fair and craft beers will abound! With a bounce house, sand volleyball and beach games, there will be cool cuisine and plenty of opportunities to fuel up and hydrate as the music plays, well into the evening.
The annual People's Fair is the oldest art and summer music festival in Denver. The neighborhood fair is famous for bringing people together of diverse populations and is a great way to kick off the summer. The People's Fair tradition welcomes community groups, artists and live entertainment for a weekend of family fun with artisans of every description and food and drinks, aplenty! Here are all the musicians and performers over the weekend, and all the vendors. For $20 you can score a VIP viewing pass, and $10 will get you tokens for adult beverages.
Sat., 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Sun., 10:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.
The Easy Brews Beer Fest is gearing up to be a Sunday full of unlimited craft beer tastings, food trucks, live music by Wake Up and Live, a Bob Marley tribute band and all to benefit the National Hemophilia Foundation. Drop by to enjoy a festive day while supporting a great cause. Must be 21 years old and over to consume alcohol.
The Young Voices of Colorado, a premier children's choir, is holding auditions for children in the second through 12th grades for the 2017-2018 season. Young Voices of Colorado offers outstanding music education in vocal technique, music theory, music history, sight reading, choral artistry and performance style. Weekly rehearsals lead to community performances, festivals and international travel. Two main concerts are performed each year in Gates Concert Hall at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts. To sign up for a friendly audition youngvoices.org/join.
Looking for something outside the norm for entertainment this weekend? Vikings: Beyond the Legend examines the complex culture and achievements of a misunderstood and fabled people. The traveling exhibition has captivated millions and corrects the one-dimensional stereotype of bearded barbarians with horned helmets. Fresh insight from recent archeological discoveries and more than 500 artifacts – many never seen before outside of Scandinavia – will capture your imagination about vikings!
The sights, sounds and a feeling of neighbors who care and stay connected is the music that plays in Aurora's lakeside master-planned community of Southshore! Tour the new models from Richmond American Homes, and Century Communities in The Hills at Southshore. It's life at the lake priced from the upper $300s to the $700s, in ranch and two-story home designs.


Losing Scarlet... Hot New Band!
Losing Scarlet are a Chicago based band that have been together about 2 years. They've been growing local support in that time, and have independently produced a fine debut album. Drawing from their influences of modern heavy metal, nu-metal, and Gothic hard-rock; they've developed a tight, signature sound that falls somewhere between Disturbed & Evanescence.
Heavy riffs deliver powerful chord progressions, while a soaring female voice delivers the lyrics with equally catchy melodies. The structure provided by the drums & bass make for great foot-stompin', fist-pumpin' grooves. With the recent surge in popularity of metal bands featuring female singers (such as Halestorm, Flyleaf, Lacuna Coil, etc...), it wouldn't surprise me if Losing Scarlet go pretty far in the next couple years. I'll be supporting them on their ascending journey, will you?
This band was quite a pleasant surprise in the vast world of myspace-music pages. From the readers poll results, most of you seem to agree. I'm glad I found them, and you should be too! If you haven't visited their page yet, you certainly should. The link to their myspace web site is below. Check them out today! If you're in the greater-Chicago & suburban area, you can probably catch one of their shows- they're always playing somewhere.
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This time I'm focusing on the band's most recent studio album, the conclusion of their 2-part concept album, Something Wicked Part II-The Crucible of Man. Surprisingly, much has transpired within the band between this album and it's predecessor. The most significant change is that Matt Barlow has returned to the band as lead vocalist, and replaced Tim 'Ripper' Owens (who had replaced Matt prior to The Glorious Burden).
It is interesting that this change occurred between two halves of a 2-part concept album. Barlow's return restores the band's classic formula from their late-90's era, a cherished reunion in the eyes of many fans. At the same time, this leaves many hypothetical questions in the minds of Iced Earth followers: What might the "Something Wicked" double-album sound like if Tim Owens had sung on both parts? Or if Barlow had? Fans of Iced Earth will probably be able to debate this issue for quite a while, but it is as is it.
Something Wicked Part II: The Crucible of Man continues the plot from Framing Armageddon and the Something Wicked 3-part epic track from Something Wicked This Way Comes. Iced Earth blends melodic clean guitar with rapid-fire thrash riffs throughout this album much like they did on Framing Armageddon. Barlow's vocal range may be a bit more confined to the mid-range than Ripper's was on the first half of this concept album, but it still does not subtract from the overall experience.
The concept of an alien race that seems poised to pass judgment on the human race is developed a bit more. Most of the lyrics focus on the nature of humanity; laced with examples of deceit and hypocrisy. There is a track, "Something Wicked (Part 3)" that musically continues themes from the previous album, as do several other tracks. A melancholy instrumental Epilogue closes the album... Overall, a successful musical endeavor, if a little heavy on its ambition.
Avenged Sevenfold have been one of the bands from the modern era of heavy metal that have exceded my expectations in songwriting, technique, and performance. Blending a melodic hard rock vocal style with hard-core punk screams, and fluidly incorporating two excellent lead guitars into some intricate guitar riffs, they've been a perfect metal band in my opinion. Not to be overshadowed, they also had one of the best heavy metal drummers of this generation.
On December 28th, 2009, drummer Jimmy Sullivan "The Rev", was found dead at his home. The world of metal will not be quite the same without The Rev's inspired and talented drumming behind Avenged Sevenfold's music. Even beyond his drumming talents, The Rev was also a major contributer in song composition for this band, as well as providing a unique voice for backing vocals. On a few songs on their later albums he even shared some lead vocals.
Saddened by this sudden loss of a key member of one of the best young heavy metal bands, I feel it's best to honor The Rev by reviewing more of his band's music. Since I learned of his passing I've been revisiting A7X's music. I've particularly enjoyed watching thier concert DVD, "Live in the LBC".
Avenged Sevenfold filmed their performance at the Long Beach Colliseum on their recent tour, for this DVD. It's a great show in front of a home-town crowd, as the band itself is from southern California. Throughout the show you can see how vital The Rev was to their live performances. Particularly on songs like "Critical Acclaim" & "A Little Piece of Heaven", where The Rev sings some key lines, you can really tell exactly what was lost from the world of heavy music on December 28th- not just an excellent drummer, but a truly talented musician.