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The Case of Lara C.: A Rise of the Tomb Raider Review
by Alexander Kriss
@alexmkriss
Playstation 4, PS4, Windows, Xbox 360, Xbox One
Square Enix, Microsoft Studios
It was my first session with Lara since 2013, and immediately I felt concerned. Following a trauma, one may travel any of numerous paths in an attempt to reconcile life-as-it-was with life-as-it-is; Lara, it seemed, was engaged in a loop, or what Freud dubbed the "repetition compulsion." She and I were presently in Siberia, with a crew of wary explorers in tow, heading toward an icy peak in the midst of a snowstorm. Wasn't this just like Japan two years ago, when she and her friends became marooned on a small island while searching for the lost kingdom of Yamatai? Except this time, Lara knew she was putting herself and others in mortal danger; she just didn't seem to care.
surely it would reframe the horrors she suffered two years ago
I understood the drive. In Lara's mind, this was the way to make everything coherent again: if she could endure this new adventure, then surely it would reframe the horrors she suffered two years ago. The constant fear of death; watching her friends die; being forced to kill others to survive; witnessing supernatural phenomena previously assumed to be impossible—all these would be transformed into meaningful character-building exercises, rather than cruelties with which she had to live.
Lara was singularly focused; to attempt to steer her away from the harrowing mountain top would have led nowhere. So we pressed on and, unsurprising to either of us (even if she had not wanted to consciously admit it), the Siberian expedition did not go as planned. Lara and I were quickly separated from the others and trapped in the icy wasteland.
Psychotherapy is rarely portrayed in videogames, which shouldn't be surprising. Games are inherently behavioral: we use our bodies to manipulate a controller or keyboard or touchscreen, and some corresponding action takes place in virtual space. Therapy, on the other hand, is not about the generation of actions but of thoughts. Iconoclastic psychoanalyst Wilfred Bion described the process in metabolic terms, asserting that the therapist's job was to transform the raw, unnamed aspects of the client's experience into more "digestible" forms, converting the unthinkable to the thinkable.
Action, Bion argued, was antithetical to thought, as it resolved emotional tensions without symbolizing them. For instance, Bion was strongly opposed to a therapist making physical contact with a client, such as hugging her in a moment of emotional distress. Doing so would soothe her pain without demanding its nature be put into words, and so she would be no less beholden to the pain whenever it returned—and without being understood, it would undoubtedly return. Psychotherapy is about expanding the space between feeling and action, and thus expanding the client's sense of choice in terms of how to act. Without thought, we feel compelled to do things (we _re_act) according to the whims of our powerful yet mysterious emotions.
Lara flashed back a few weeks to London, and my concern grew. Yamatai had shattered her sense of safety and agency like a climbing ax hacking into ancient masonry, and in an attempt to retrieve these lost parts of herself she had started to lose her grip on reality. Friends and family kept stopping by the cold mansion she had inherited from her father in an effort to dissuade her from following in his doomed footsteps. Lord Croft, it seemed, had been driven to obsession in search of "The Divine Source," a mystical artifact said to grant life eternal. Lara was now consumed with continuing the hunt. Her stepmother Ana and friend Jonah (the latter of whom had also survived the events at Yamatai) took turns telling her to relax, to focus on other things, to accept that she was not entirely well.
Yamatai had shattered her sense of safety and agency
Lara expected me to be on her side in recalling these events, but her loved ones' warnings made sense to me. Lara was not coolly unraveling an ancient mystery, she was fraught with anxiety and a sense of urgency that was difficult to rationalize. Clearly, she was avoiding her feelings about Yamatai by constructing an elaborate narrative in which the world, despite all the random horrors she had lived through, still made sense. Lara's father had been disgraced by his blind insistence that something as made-up sounding as The Divine Source actually existed—but for Lara, if he had been "crazy," then wouldn't that mean that she, too …?
The Yamatai experience, Lara insisted, proved that the supernatural was real, and so too must be The Divine Source. My heart sank at this logic. She was not only repressing the traumatic aspects of her Japan adventure, but she was leveraging it to resolve a much older and deeper-seeded trauma involving her father.
As we began our adventure in earnest in Siberia, I found myself wanting to know more about Lara's relationship with Lord Croft. It seemed to be the central driving force behind her entire personality; the fulcrum that, depending on how she worked through it, could alternatively launch her toward a life of joy or misery. I didn't want to press her—we had more immediate concerns learning how to traverse the Siberian wilderness—but as we pressed on she could not help but periodically disclose flashbulb memories involving the late lord:
He tells her that she is special, destined for great things, while simultaneously shooing her out of his office to take a phone call.
He flies into a rage because the unintelligible pages of ancient lore on his desk don't make sense. She is terrified, and powerless to calm him down.
She discovers him slumped over his desk—always he lived behind that desk—with a revolver in his hand.
Due to psychotherapy's focus on subverting the compulsion to act, it is notoriously difficult to dramatize, or even explain. The case study is the oldest empirical method of doing so; long before the call for psychology to mimic "harder" sciences by conducting randomized controlled trials, one therapist writing about her experience treating one client represented our window into understanding if, and how, the psychotherapy process worked. Even now, many argue that psychotherapy is too idiosyncratic and relationally-derived to be analyzed quantitatively; the only way in is through phenomenology, exploring each client-therapist dyad as a uniquely rich data point.
The most common type of case study is the one that shows how therapy can work. Much less common—though often equally useful—are studies of treatments that fail. This is true across the sciences; though we tend to favor the publication of "positive" results, much can be learned by analyzing why something didn't play out as expected.
each client-therapist dyad as a uniquely rich data point.
An early and controversial trailer for Crystal Dynamics' Rise of the Tomb Raider was the first signal that the game would have everything to do with mental health and psychotherapy. The trailer cuts between scenes of Lara sitting in a therapist's office—face down and hooded like a dysphoric teenager—and scenes of her "in her element": running from a bear, leaping from a cliff, and stalking a man from the shadows before killing him with a bow and arrow. The juxtaposition between thought and action was unambiguous, and the therapist's monologue throughout the trailer read like a warning: if Lara could not find a way to integrate her traumatic experiences from Yamatai and resume, to some extent, a normal life, she would be trapped in an endless loop of thoughtless and life-endangering action.
The outcry over the trailer centered around the longstanding prejudice, particularly in the United States, that therapy is for the weak. Lara Croft is a legendary badass, detractors argued: she would go raid a tomb in the depths of the Amazon jungle to work out any psychical knots, not talk to some balding man in an overstuffed leather chair. This, of course, is the point. The trailer suggests, and the game confirms, that Lara Croft's therapy was unsuccessful. And the more I played the game, the more it became clear that the only way to talk about Rise of the Tomb Raider would be as a sometimes poignant, often painful case study of when treatment doesn't work.
Time went on, and my sense that Lara was deliberately breaking from reality and putting herself in danger only intensified. She wanted to validate her pain—and by extension, the pain of her father—or die trying. There was no middle ground for her, no turning back. Her will was powerful and her methods impressive: I admit that I was easily drawn into the fantasy of her adventure, and for a while she and I colluded in the notion that this was a good thing to be doing. Skulking through the shadows and picking off enemies brought a rush of adrenaline and a profound sense of competence. We ruled this desolate place, alone and unencumbered. Even in situations where we could have snuck past guards without harming them, I indulged Lara's desire to kill each one in turn and loot their corpses. This didn't feel like survival anymore, as it had in Japan. We chose to be here, and these acts of killing—these murders—were choices, as well. Nevertheless, they somehow felt right. For a while, at least.
Who were these enemies, exactly? What were we really doing here, looking for the key to eternal life? Every step of the way was littered with evidence that what Lara and I were actually wading through was not snow, but her unconscious: her fears and doubts, secret wishes and fractured memories. The whole scenario lacked the historicity of Lara's previous adventure; specific mythologies were replaced by a vague story of "The Prophet" who hid "The Divine Source" in a lost city in Siberia, itself the terrestrial archetype for human isolation. And then there was the fact that the whole place was infested with nefarious no-goodniks from an ancient yet ill-defined organization called "Trinity." Frankly, it all felt a little far-fetched.
But it wasn't until Lara's stepmother Ana showed up in an abandoned Soviet gulag and was revealed to have been a secret agent for Trinity all along that I finally realized we had left reality behind and were living purely in the turbulent dreams of a young, traumatized woman. We're not really in Siberia: the revelation hit me like a ton of ice.
We're not really in Siberia
Suddenly this whole endeavor made much more sense. The search for The Divine Source was the search to resurrect her father, to deny his death. She both loved and hated this man who loomed so impossibly large in her internal world: it was he who she tried to so hard to emulate and yet feared so deeply she would turn out to be. In this surreality, Ana—who Lara hated for replacing her mother, hated more for intimating that her father was obsessed, that he shouldn't have prioritized an imaginary artifact over his flesh-and-blood daughter—could be cast as the treacherous villain Lara secretly wanted her to be. In this version of reality, Lord Croft was right to be such a bad parent. Lara's voiceover narrative during various breaks in the action described how she felt his presence with her. In this terrible place, they could finally be together.
To some extent I was comforted by the notion of being inside Lara's dream-world, as it gave context to the adventure's excessive grimness. But I felt unsure about whether I could help Lara find her way back to the real world. And she needed to find her way out: this place was killing her. I was already accustomed to morbidly celebrating Lara's deaths, but in this iteration there seemed to be just as much attention paid to how unpleasant it was for her to be alive. Most of the activities we engaged in were identical to Yamatai, but now each cave and hidden cache, every gutted animal and strangled human being, they all felt filtered through a lens of growing desperation. Last time around, the compulsion to explore and survive came from the outside: Lara was trapped on a dangerous island and did what she had to in order to make it through. Now we were in a land of her choosing, and the compulsion came from within.
Its toll was undeniable: throughout our Siberian sessions, Lara looked miserable. This was not fun for her. In trying to endure the harsh winter of her own creation, she spent much of the proceedings shivering, arms crossed in the same defensive posture she had adopted in her brief psychotherapy.
Speaking of which, a curious thing popped up in Lara's growing collection of documents after Ana's betrayal was made clear. Most of the tapes and scrolls Lara kept were tracking the developments of The Prophet, or Trinity, or her own meandering thoughts. But then all of a sudden, without fanfare or explanation, I was granted access to short recordings of Lara's previous therapy—the one from the trailer, which she abandoned before our time together began. I was not instructed to listen to these recordings or even explicitly told they had been summoned into existence; I discovered them by accident. Yet there they were, another indication that we were traversing the icy crags of the psyche rather than a Russian province. How could I ever accept that audiotapes from Lara's therapy would show up here, if we were in the real world? This was dream-logic, a signal to me from a part of Lara who still recognized that she needed help.
About halfway through our time together, Lara's mind became a warzone. Trinity—the evil strawmen who drove Lara ever forward—clashed with Siberian natives espousing the cliched but still valid mantra that some forces (namely life and death) are not meant to be controlled. The leader of these natives, Jacob, became central to the narrative from an early point. Conjured up from the depths of Lara's fragmented mind, he advocated letting go of the obsessive search for "truth" in the interest of leading a truer life, and so stood as a marked counterpoint to her tyrannical father.
"You can't fill the emptiness inside you, Lara," he said once. "You can only set it free."
Exactly, I thought. That's what I've been trying to tell her all along.
Lara's therapy was a failure.
Until I realized that's not what I'd been doing at all.
In my head I had painted myself as some kind of savior to this poor creature, but in truth my actions only ever served to press her forward. I was not Lara's therapist, I realized, but her enabler. Throughout our adventure in Siberia, I may have felt Lara's pain, but I also craved her stealth kills and cliff dives. Sure, it was disconcerting to pilot a young woman shaking from early-stage frostbite, but that never deterred me. I lived vicariously through her, and justified doing so with vague lip service to the idea that I understood what she was going through, or that I wanted to help her find her way back to reality. But really, I was Lord Croft: the invisible force robbing Lara of thought, compelling her to take harmful actions for my own gratification.
Lara's therapy was a failure. Rise of the Tomb Raider was not, but it did force me to reconcile the uncomfortable paradox of the titular badass also being an emotional wreck. I felt guilty controlling her, but simultaneously enjoyed it—which may be the inevitable nexus of Crystal Dynamics' franchise reboot that began back in 2013. If Lara is a three-dimensional person and the Tomb Raider, things are going to get complicated. Raiding tombs is not a life decision indicative of contentedness and stability.
By the end I questioned the very choice to play; participating in the game felt like consenting to the retraumatization of a vulnerable young person about whom I genuinely cared. This is why the therapy process is so hard to represent in gamespace; it demands pausing the action now and then to consider what's driving it all—what's driving us—which is not always something we are interested in acknowledging. For Lara, it was anxiety and unresolved grief. For me, it was the desire to discard my compassion for a while and just shoot some motherfucker in the head with an arrow.
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Alexander Kriss
Alex is a clinical psychologist and writer. His private practice is based in downtown Manhattan.
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An Extra Life: Kusan's Twice Around the Clock Solo Journey
By Seth Eggert, Staff Writer
Another iRacing 24 Hours of Daytona meant another opportunity for Keenan Kusan to raise money for Extra Life and the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO).
The tradition of running the virtual 24 Hours of Daytona solo is one that Kusan took up several years ago. Normally the Team RICK driver has partnered with Ian Plasch for the fundraiser. However, a scheduling conflict kept Plasch from running the full 24-Hour event solo. That put the mission to raise money to aid children squarely on the shoulders of Kusan and newcomer Ryan Burton.
"Normally Ian is our anchor out of the two of us," Kusan admitted. "The fastest driver and usually going for the lap record and all I have to do is drive the car around and look pretty. This year, since he had some real-life obligations, I had to take that torch.
"He did pop in and run about 100 laps throughout the race, but I would be lying if I said even through all of this year's accomplishments it was a little bittersweet not having him right alongside me. That's not to take anything away from Ryan, though. He still put in a big effort considering he's never even stayed awake for 24hrs before let alone raced it solo."
Keenan Kusan on the high banks of Daytona International Speedway at night. Photo by Seth Eggert / Podium eSports.
Without having the 'rabbit' in Plasch to chase, and Burton having to rest in his first solo attempt, Kusan was left on his own in his iRacing 24 Hours of Daytona split. Although alone on track, the feeling of loneliness didn't last long. Friends chimed in on a group call to keep the Canadian company. Kusan's Twitch chat also gave him plenty of banter.
"We had Taylor Mills, one of my mods and friend of mine, and Cisco Scaramuzza, who's also a personal friend and iRacing employee, pop into our group call and keep me company," Kusan recalled. "As always, I had my Twitch chat to make banter with and have chats throughout the race. I don't blame Ryan for taking a nap. It is a completely reasonable thing to do but it did get a bit quiet before he came back, and I was glad to see him."
As Kusan and Plasch have done in recent years, the fundraising goal was eclipsed in the final hours. The Canadian on his own had a goal of $2,000. Ultimately, Kusan, along with the aid of Burton, Plasch, and the iRacing community, raised about $3,000 for Extra Life and CHEO. The outreach and generosity still amaze Kusan today.
"I always set our goal to just be what I perceive to be a little out of reach," Kusan explained. "With no Ian this year I had the bulk of the fundraising to do but we still crossed the $3,000 USD mark. A lot of donations came in from stream regulars. But as always, the sim-racing community came in strong and supported us in a huge way. I should be used to this, but I'm always touched to see a bunch of people I've never spoken to open their wallets for a good cause."
While the primary goal was the charitable fundraising, a secondary goal was also out there for Kusan to chase. With the aid of his competitors on track, and the race leader letting the Canadian regain a lap, Kusan broke the solo lap record in the iRacing 24 Hours of Daytona. Entering 2022, the record was 868 laps, set in the 2021 running. Kusan started his 869th lap as the white flag waved.
Keenan Kusan passes a GT car on the high banks of Daytona International Speedway at night. Photo by Seth Eggert / Podium eSports.
Competitors on track that had both good and bad experiences racing with Kusan over the 24 Hours cheered him on, checking in on him. His Twitch chat exploded, both for the lap record, and a jump in fundraising dollars.
The camaraderie and generosity of competitors and supporters like ultimately made the 2022 iRacing 24 Hours of Daytona a wholesome event that Kusan will never forget.
"As for a singular moment, probably the end," Kusan stated. "A bunch of people in the split were checking up on me. The leader of the race let me pass to get my lap back. (That) ensured the record wouldn't be a tie. On top of that, seeing my chat basically spammed the last two laps and seeing all that support made me tear up a little.
"Hitting the fundraising goal, which I genuinely didn't think we were going to do, was also a huge moment. As well as messages from fellow drivers throughout the race with encouragement. Even teams I'd taken out, got into a kerfuffle with accepted my apology and told me to keep going. This was a very, very wholesome 24."
In addition to Burton and Kusan, Dylan Connolly also took on the 24-hour solo challenge. Connolly raised money for St. Jude Children's Hospital. Others also ran the 24-hour race solo to benefit other causes. Kusan found it a bit heartwarming to see the good that people are doing.
"Yes and no because it's objectively a really stupid thing to do as an activity," Kusan joked. "It's Monday and my shoulder still hurts. I slept basically Sunday morning until Monday afternoon because I was so exhausted. It's super unsafe if you don't do it right. However, it really warms my heart to see people choose to race for causes that inspire them. Whether that be Children's Hospitals or whatever they feel needs to be highlighted. There's a lot more good in this world then we know."
It'll be a full year until Kusan can take on the twice around the clock charitable challenge solo again.
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INFEX Therapeutics agrees partnership with Colibri Scientific to provide services for RESP-X program
Alderley Park, Cheshire Infex Therapeutics has today announced a deal with Colibri Scientific, to provide logistics and sample operational services for Infex's RESP-X program.
RESP-X is an anti-virulence therapy in-licensed from Japanese pharma company Shionogi. It is designed to help the body tackle Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections, a hard to treat drug-resistant pathogen recognised by the WHO as a critical threat to human health. A novel humanised monoclonal antibody, RESP-X does not kill bacteria directly but deactivates a mechanism that prevents the immune system from acting against the infection.
Dr Peter Jackson, CEO of Infex Therapeutics, said: "I am delighted to see Infex working with Colibri Scientific to support for our RESP-X program. Colibri Scientific are a key part of the local scientific community, and collaborations such as this really showcase the North West as a UK centre of excellence in infectious disease research.
"RESP-X is designed as a preventative treatment against non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, a long-term condition where the airways of the lungs become abnormally widened, leading to a build-up of excess mucus that can make the lungs more vulnerable to infection. Patients can become chronically infected with Pseudomonas, significantly reducing their quality of life. There is high, unmet need, with millions of patients worldwide at risk of this condition, and no approved preventative therapy."
Sue Keeler, Managing Director for Colibri Scientific, said "We are delighted to announce that Infex Therapeutics has taken the decision to partner with Colibri Scientific to provide sample operational, and logistics services for their RESP-X program."
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Boyz n the Hood
There must be fewer experiences more wounding to the heart than for a parent to look at a child and fear for its future. In inner-city America, where one in every 21 young men will die of gunshot wounds, and most of them will be shot by other young men, it is not simply a question of whether the child will do well in school, or find a useful career: It is sometimes whether the child will live or die.
Watching her bright young son on the brink of his teenage years, seeing him begin to listen to his troublesome friends instead of to her, the mother in "Boyz N the Hood" decides that it is best for the boy to go live with his father. The father works as a mortgage broker, out of a storefront office. He is smart and angry, a disciplinarian, and he lays down rules for his son. And then, out in the streets of south central Los Angeles, the son learns other rules.
"Boyz N the Hood" has maturity and emotional depth: There are no cheap shots, nothing is thrown in for effect, realism is placed ahead of easy dramatic payoffs, and the audience grows deeply involved. By the end of "Boyz N the Hood," I realized I had seen not simply a brilliant directorial debut, but an American film of enormous importance.
— Roger Ebert
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United States of America, 1991, in English, 112 min, DCP • official site
Director: John Singleton, Writer: John Singleton, Cast: Laurence Fishburne, Cuba Gooding Jr., Ice Cube, Morris Chestnut, Angela Bassett


I have written a book entitled "How To Survive Unemployment" and it was launched on 7 March this year.
The book detailed my experiences when I was unemployed for 20 months during the Sars period. I also provided some survival tips on how to overcome the emotional blues of unemployment.
Interested readers can now receive a FREE online version of the book. Just email me for more details with your interest at goh_gilbert@yahoo.com or gilbert@transitioning.org. Readers need to be unemployed here. Many have received the free online book to date.
We also now have a Mandarin version of the book - 如何在失业中生存.It is been translated by a friend studying in Beijing. If you know of anyone who may benefit from the Mandarin version, do let me know. This version is still not in print yet. The book is retailing at major bookstores now at $12.90 and can also be borrowed from National Library Board Singapore.
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We also welcome donors who want to buy up books to give them away to the unemployed at jobfairs and CDCs.
Thank u Gilbert, for your act of kindness. If only our government is as kind as u ! LOL !
Came across your webpage while surfing for jobsw. Saw your offer of a free Ebook to help the unemployed. Would like to request if u could kindly send ur free ebook for which i am most grateful.Thank Y once again.
Great to share your book with the 'needy'.
Hope you can assist more to find our purpose(s) in life!
Do fwd me a copy too! Gr8 stuff!
Would be very grateful if u could send a copy of the free ebook. I'm sure it'll help!
Another hackish way of decapping is just to simply take a blowtorch to the chip. It'll become very britte and fall apart, except for the die itself.
After months of going through interviews and sending out emails to companies in Singapore since last year June 2011. The responds was totally zero (No responds)..Since last year I have been going to e2i and CDC to seek jobs. However, most of the jobs that I had went through (was recommend by e2i) were not at all responding or call back in the end. (What is e2i doing? and is it just a place for the unemployed to spent their days) It is true and I have experience it myself. I have been in design industry for more than 10-yrs, I have seen the big changes in my industry!! What are the changes you ask? They are the foreign designers from Malaysia, Phillippine, PRC and now even Burmese that the government are issuing permit to allow them to take over the senior position from singaporean.
What I know of that the local companies are looking for low cost 'foreign talent' to replace the 'expensive singaporean' talents since few years ago. How it's goes to apply for their permit! Those company have reported to the MOM there are not many singaporean willing to come forward for the interview.(The facts is there are singaporean to come in for interview) I knew that there are many design companies hiring all 'Foreign talents" as designers and not even one singaporean designer can be found! Instead the boss used 'other positions' singaporean in their companies to apply for permits ('those designers') just to hit the MOM quota!
This year January 2012 I saw the CDC were filled up with crowds of unemployed singaporean both seeking for jobs and finance assistances. The numbers of unemployed is going to hit the roof again, I wonder the statics report by MOM is it 'true"! From the news read the numbers of foreign workers increased in singapore is only in the construction industry! Eventually its also included the services industry, white collar jobs like mine industry, banking and even engineering industries!! Is there any organization able to check on MOM and give a actual static reports? So that we were not keep in the dark!!
Funny how if you go through the Strait Times, there are tons of jobs there that ask for PR's of Malaysians. If you go through so many interviews and are not offered any jobs, maybe it's not the employers but the way you go through the interviews. Just a thought.
There may tons of jobs ad on the newspapers but let take a look at the nature n wage of these jobs first.
How many interviews have you attended before? how many companies have you went to?
The gov should stop issuing PR to these FT/FW.
S'pore workers need minimun wage policy.
S'pore poors need unemployment welfares to survive.
I am out of job since early Feb this year.
Can anyone tell me what I should do or seek help from beside sending apply for job through jobstreet and jobsdb etc.?
I have sent numerous of cv to jobstreet and jobsdb yet, I only went for 2 interviews.
Very lost and dishearten of the situation here in Singapore.
I got a ECE dip. Years of sales experiences and oversea work experiences. But when I returned to Singapore with my family to find a job, I realized, with only a diploma, my basic pay is forever in range of 1500 to 2000. Now I had given up searching and become a full time taxi driver. My life is better now and my family is much happier. I am not satisfied being a taxi driver forever. It's just a temp solution as for now. I do know if I continue to drive after a while, I probably cannot even get back into a better job. I probably needs upgrading. But time may not be on my side. I hope I can talk to someone who can help me. I am only 37. But also recently announced bankrupt .
I have helped quite a number of people in my life. A common problem I notice is that many people do not really know who they are in the first place, not much attention is put into themselves. Another common issue I notice is that the reluctance to do thing differently is also the reason who outcome remain the same.
I AM A Singaporean Male,39, am seeking ALL AVAILABLE HELP IN GETTING ME PERMANENTLY RELOCATED/MIGRATED AWAY From Singapore as I TOTALLY AGREED with the Above sayings abiut the Singapore Life.
Even the CPF Issus with the Blogger Ngyuen whom was Sacked by his Employer believed to-be Politically Motivated and even Freedom of Human Rights ABUSE IS CLEARLY Demonstrated and should be IMMEDIATELY REPORTED TO THE United Nations Human Rights and Singapore IS IN THE WATCH List of the United Nations.
Singapore MILITARY SAF also Refuses to Reduce NS RESERVIST Training and other reasons related too!!
I stumbled across this site by researching 48 year old women unemployed.
I tried to get to the ebook, through your emaill address's but, the pages are blank.
I would love to read your book. I'm having a difficult time obtaining a job. So, the setbacks are everywhere.
I'd be grateful to hear a response. Have a great day!


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Ronald Walker (* 22. Dezember 1907 in Leeds; † 25. Oktober 1948 ebenda) war ein englischer Gewichtheber.

Werdegang
Ronald Walker aus Wakefield kam erst mit 23 Jahren zum Gewichtheben, nach dem er vorher Leichtathletik betrieben hatte. Nach Jahren des Aufbautrainings startete er 1935 erstmals bei internationalen Veranstaltungen im Schwergewicht (damals über 82,5 kg Körpergewicht). Er war ein sehr leichter Schwergewichtler, der bei seinen Wettkämpfen zwischen 88 und 90 kg wog. Nach der heutigen Gewichtsklasseneinteilung wäre er also eigentlich ein Mittelschwergewichtler (früher bis 90 kg, heute bis 94 kg Körpergewicht). Umso erstaunlicher waren seine damaligen Leistungen, wäre er doch mit den 1936 in Berlin erzielten 397,5 kg bei der Weltmeisterschaft 1951 Vizeweltmeister im Mittelschwergewicht geworden. Ronald war im Drücken verhältnismäßig schwach, zeigte dafür aber im Reißen und Stoßen hervorragende Leistungen.

Er starb mit 41 Jahren in Leeds.

Internationale Erfolge
(OS = Olympische Spiele, WM = Weltmeisterschaft, EM = Europameisterschaft, S = Schwergewicht)

 1935, 1. Platz, Turnier in London, S, mit 367,5 kg, vor Bill Good, USA, 357,5 kg;
 1935, 2. Platz, EM in Paris, S, mit 382,5 kg, hinter Josef Manger, Deutschland, 395 kg und vor Václav Pšenička, Tschechoslowakei, 382,5 kg und Kurt Wahl (Gewichtheber), Deutschland, 382,5 kg;
 1936, 4. Platz, OS in Berlin, S, mit 397,5 kg, hinter Manger, 410 kg, Pšenička, 402,5 kg und Arnold Luhaäär, Estland, 400 kg;
 1937, 5. Platz, WM in Paris, S, mit 390 kg, hinter Manger, 420 kg, Pšenička, 405 kg, Heinz Schattner, Deutschland, 395 kg und Luhaäär, 392,5 kg

Weltrekord
im beidarmigen Reißen:

 135 kg, 1936 in London, S

Trivia
Nach dem heute gültigen Reglement (Zweikampf Reißen und Stoßen) wäre Ronald Walker 1935 Europameister und 1936 Olympiasieger geworden. Das Ergebnis hätte so ausgesehen:

 EM 1935: 1. Walker, 270 kg (115–155) vor Manger, 270 kg (120–150) durch leichteres Körpergewicht,
 OS 1936: 1. Walker, 287,5 kg (127,5–160) vor Manger, 277,5 kg (122,5–155)

Weblinks
 Bilder von Ronald Walker
 Ronald Walker in Top Lifters of the 20th Century

Gewichtheber (Vereinigtes Königreich)
Olympiateilnehmer (Vereinigtes Königreich)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1936
Engländer
Brite
Geboren 1907
Gestorben 1948
Mann

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The medical students of the Urban Humanitarian Project (UHP) at St. George's University, alongside the students of Iota Epsilon Alpha (IEA), SGU's international medical student honor society, have donated a bilirubinometer and 16 nebulisers to the local Ministry of Health.
The bilirubinometer will assist in the early detection of jaundice, a common and potentially serious condition affecting newborns.
The nebulisers, which will benefit asthmatic children and adults, will be placed in hospitals as well as several health centers throughout the island making them easily accessible to all.
Six of the units are portable and will be placed in ambulances.
"If a child in an outer parish has an asthmatic attack, that child will have to be brought to the General Hospital in St. George's to be nebulised, a trip that can take up to two hours for some," said Dr. Feisal Brahim, faculty advisor to IEA/UHP.
"When these nebulisers are made available around the island and in Carriacou and Petite Martinique, such a situation can be avoided", he added.
IEA is an organisation that honors students who have excelled academically and are willing to participate in various extracurricular activities, focusing on health and education in Grenada.
The Urban Humanitarian Project, which was started in 2010 by a past president of IEA, with the support of the Chancellor of SGU, has funded several national and international programs aimed at providing resources or relief and promoting education and health in Grenada.
The Urban Humanitarian Project is currently supporting many other projects, including the Youth Emergency Action Committee (YEAC), which focuses on youth development; the Mount Zion Library, which is now the public library and which will undertake an adult reading program; Project Grenada in their after school program; and a Diabetic Health Fair with the Grenada Association of Retired People (GARP).


This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged family, National Day, outings, Singaporean on August 3, 2011 by delphine.
That picture of her dancing – so so cute!
There's a video clip of her dancing on the chair but I can't seem to find it on my computer!
Were you guys at yellow sector too? I'm sure it must have been super crowded. Did Asher have fun?
Wow. I think I'm going to brave the crowd next year. Thanks for sharing the awesome pics Delphine.
No problem! They were taken by my aunt.
Braving the crowds is one thing. It's so hard to get tickets in the first place!


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Plagues-The Great Dark Devotion LP (2017)
Preached by Chris Morris on February 28, 2017
Genre: Black Metal, Death Metal, Punk, Thrash
Length: 44.05'
Plagues is a four piece band from Boston, MA who formed in 2013, from the looks of things. Plagues play a raw, filthy, and oppressive as fuck style of music that incorporates elements of black metal, death metal, punk, and thrash within their sound. Since forming in 2013, Plagues have released a four song EP titled Darknes Reigns in January of 2013, a three song EP titled Winter Tomb in December of 2013, and a four song EP titled Death March in January of 2015. The Great Dark Devotion is the band's latest full-length LP, which is slated for release on March 3rd, 2017. On The Great Dark Devotion, Plagues offer up nine tracks of raw and filthy as fuck sounding black metal, death metal, punk, and thrash. Overall, The Great Dark Devotion makes for an awesome listen and Plagues is an absolute must listen for fans of Black Tomb, Black September, Immortal Bird, and Thou. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
(Band Submission)
Plagues On Bandcamp
Plagues on Facebook
Listen Here (Streaming Only)
Tags: Black Metal, Death Metal, MA, Plagues, Punk, Thrash
Unkind-Polku EP (2017)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Crust, Sludge, Metal
Length: 13.6'
Unkind is a three piece band from Finland who formed in 2005. Unkind play a ominous and oppressive style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, crust, sludge, and metal within their sound. Since forming in 2005, Unkind have released a nine song LP titled Ei Mitaan in April of 2005, a ten song LP titled Mieliemme Tuhkasta in November of 2005, an eight song LP titled Hangen Syliin in September of 2007, an eight song LP titled Yhteiskunnan Pikkuvikoja in February of 2010, an eight song LP titled Harhakuvat in August of 2011, and an eight song LP titled Pelon Juuret in in July of 2013. Polku is the band's latest two song EP, which was released on February 17th, 2017. On Polku, Unkind offer up two songs of bleak and ominous sounding hardcore, punk, crust, sludge, and metal. Overall, Polku makes for a great listen and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Unkind on Bandcamp
Tags: Crust, Finland, Hardcore, Metal, Punk, Sludge, Unkind
Buzz Rodeo-Sports LP (2015)
Genre: Post Punk, Experimental Art Punk, Noise Rock
Label: Whosbrain Records/ Radio Is Down,/Antena Krzyku/Tenzenmen Records
Buzz Rodeo is a three piece band from Germany who formed in 2014. Buzz Rodeo play a tense, frenetic, discordant, and off-kilter style of music that incorporates elements of post punk, experimental art punk, and noise rock within their sound. As far as musical comparisons go, Buzz Rodeo can be loosely compared to bands such as Unwound, early Sonic Youth, Ten Volt Shock, Drive Like Jehu, Metz, and other like-minded bands. Since forming in 2014, Buzz Rodeo have released a split 10" with Peru in March of 2016 and a 7" titled Victoria in February of 2016. Sports is Buzz Rodeo's debut full-length LP, which was released via Whosbrain, Radio Is Down, Antena Krzyku and Tenzenmen Records on June 12th, 2015. On Sports, Buzz Rodeo offer up eleven tracks of killer post punk, experimental art punk, and noise rock. Overall, Sports makes for a great listen and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Buzz Rodeo on Bandcamp
Buzz Rodeo on Facebook
Tags: Buzz Rodeo, Experimental Art Punk, Germany, Noise Rock, Post Punk
White Spot-I Had The Best For A Little While Cassette (2016)
Genre: Post Hardcore, Punk, Metal, Sludge, Noise Rock
White Spot is a one man musical project from Mansura, Louisiana who started in 2014, from the looks of things. All music under the White Spot Moniker is written, recorded, and mixed by Marcus Lemoine. White Spot plays a killer style of music that incorporates elements of post hardcore, punk, metal, sludge, and noise rock within their sound. Musically, White Spot can be said to be influenced by bands such as Melvins, Jesus Lizard, Fight Amp, Breather Resist, Nirvana, and other like-minded bands. Since forming in 2014, White Spot has released an eleven song LP titled Terms Of Venery in August of 2014, a seven song LP titled Father Songs in January of 2015, and an eight song LP titled Everything Changes, Nothing Disappears in June of 2015. I Had The Best For A Little While is White Spot's latest seven song cassette, which was released on January 5th, 2016. On I Had The Best For A Little While, White Spot offers up seven tracks of off-kilter, noise damaged post hardcore, punk, metal, sludge, and noise rock. Overall, I Had The Best For A Little While makes for a killer listen and should not be missed. Great stuff! Enjoy!
White Spot on Bandcamp
White Spot on Facebook
Tags: LA, Metal, Noise Rock, Post Hardcore, Punk, Sludge, White Spot
Moper-An Altar Of Nothing, Erected For No One LP (2017)
Genre: Punk, Noise Rock, Alt. Rock
Label: My Father's Fist Records
Moper is a three piece band from Cove, United Kingdom, who formed in 2014, from the looks of things. Formerly known as Secret Black Boyfriend, Moper play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of punk, noise rock, and alt. rock within their sound. Musically, Moper can be said to be influenced by bands such as Polvo, Unwound, Shellac, and other like-minded bands. Since forming in 2014, Moper have released an EP titled The Ham Contest, a six song EP titled Secret Black Boyfriend in December of 2014, an eight song LP titled This Is What Happens When Everyone Wins A Trophy in February of 2016, as well as two singles in 2016. An Altar Of Nothing, Erected For No One is the band's latest full-length LP, which was released via My Father's Fist records on January 27th, 2017. On An Altar Of Nothing, Erected For No One, Moper offer up eight tracks of tense and moody sounding punk, noise rock, and alt. rock. Overall, An Altar Of Nothing, Erected For No One makes for a great listen and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Moper On Bandcamp
Moper on Facebook
Tags: Alt. Rock, Moper, Noise Rock, Punk, UK
Bummer-Spank 10" (2015)
Genre: Punk, Noise Rock, Sludge
Label: Highdive Records
Bummer is a three piece band from Kansas City, Missouri who formed in early 2013, from the looks of things. Bummer play a highly distorted, dirty, and blown-out style of music that incorporates elements of punk, noise rock, and sludge within their sound. Musically, Bummer can be loosely compared to bands such as Big Business, Jesus Lizard, Bardus, War Brides, T-Tops, Whores, and Buildings. Since forming in 2013, Bummer have released a three song EP titled Young Ben Franklin in October of 2013, a four song EP titled Milk in October of 2014, and most recently, a digital single titled King Shit in October of 2016. Spank is the band's third six song EP, which was released via Highdive records on July 14th, 2015. On Spank, Bummer offer up six tracks of filthy and gritty punk, noise rock, and sludge. Overall, Spank makes for an amazing listen and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Bummer on Bandcamp
Bummer on Facebook
Bummer-Milk EP (2014)
Bummer-Young Ben Franklin EP (2013)
Tags: Bummer, Missouri, Noise Rock, Punk, Sludge
Rug-Demo (2016)
Genre: Doom, Metal, Sludge, Stoner Rock
Rug is a four piece band from Hamden, CT who formed in early 2016, from the looks of things. Rug play a filthy and blown-out style of music that incorporates elements of doom, metal, sludge, and stoner rock within their sound. As far a comparisons are concerned, Rug can be said to be influenced by bands such as Black Sabbath, Blue Cheer, Ancient Sky, and other like-minded bands. This is the band's debut four song demo, which was released on October 23rd, 2016. On their debut demo, Rug offer up four tracks of killer doom, metal, sludge, and psychedelic stoner rock. Overall, this is a really solid demo and is definitely worth checking out. Great stuff. Enjoy!
Rug on Bandcamp
Tags: CT, Doom, Metal, Rug, Sludge, Stoner Rock
Funeralbloom-The Romance Of Crime/Your Beautiful Bones LP (2017)
Genre: Shoegaze Black Metal, Post Metal
Label: Broken World Media
Funeralbloom is a five piece band from Austin, Dallas, and Houston, Texas who formed in 2014. Funeralbloom play a ambient, atmospheric, and dark style of music that incorporates elements of shoegaze, black metal, and post metal within their sound. Since forming in 2014, Funeralbloom have released a four song album titled Petals in August of 2014. The Romance Of Crime/Your Beautiful Bones is the band's latest two song LP, which was released via Broken World Media on February 24th, 2017. On The Romance Of Crime/Your Beautiful Bones, Funeralbloom offer up two tracks of dark, moody, gloomy, and atmospheric shoegaze, black metal, and post metal. Overall, The Romance Of Crime/Your Beautiful Bones makes for a great listen and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Funeral Bloom on Bandcamp
Funeralbloom on Facebook
Broken World Media on Bandcamp
Tags: Black Metal, Funeralbloom, Post Metal, Shoegaze, Texas
Preached by Jerm on February 27, 2017
lone ep by this (kind of) supergroup. featuring current and former members of wolvhammer, Abigail Williams, nachtmystium, goatwhore, the gates of slumber, etc. etc. crusty as hell blackened d-beat mixed with just enough death metal. probably would fall somewhere between martyrdod and acursed. but better than both.
Tags: Crust, Doomsday
AUTARCH // LANDBRIDGE - Split LP (2017)
Preached by Adam on February 25, 2017
Split LP with Landbridge by Autarch
D-Beat / Emo / Crust Punk from North Carolina & Florida respectively
Autarch on Bandcamp
Autarch on Facebook
Landbridge on Bandcamp
Landbridge on Facebook
Tags: Autarch, Crust Punk, D-Beat, Landbridge
Tags: Ancst, Surprise Package
Shizune-Cheat Death, Live Dead! 10" (2017)
Genre: Post Hardcore, Punk, Screamo
Shizune is a five piece hardcore, punk, and screamo band from Lonigo, Vicenza, Italy who formed in 2012. Shizune play a classic sounding style of screamo tinged hardcore influenced by bands such as Funeral Diner, The Saddest Landscape, La Quiete, and Raein. Shizune's sound is tense, angular, discordant, and volatile as fuck. Cheat Death, Live Dead! is the band's latest ten song EP, which was released on February 19th, 2017. On their latest EP, Shizune offer up ten tracks of tense and brilliantly executed screamo influenced hardcore that is an absolute must listen for fans of My Fictions, The Saddest Landscape, and Raein. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Shizune on Bandcamp
Shizune on Facebook
Tags: Italy, Post Hardcore, Punk, Screamo, Shizune
God Root-S/T EP (2016)
Genre: Doom, Post Metal, Crust, Sludge
God Root is a five piece band from Philadelphia, PA who formed in the winter of 2015. God Root play a dark and atmospheric style of music that incorporates elements of doom, post metal, crust, and sludge within their sound. Musically, God Root can be said to be influenced by bands such as Northless, Sannhet, Eyehategod, Neurosis, and Saviours. This is the band's debut four song EP, which was released on January 9th, 2016. On their self-titled debut, God Root offer up four songs of dark, atmospheric, and oppressive sounding doom, post metal, crust, and sludge. Overall, this is a killer EP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
God Root on Bandcamp
Tags: Crust, Doom, God Root, PA, Post Metal, Sludge
Supine-The Eternity Churns Electric EP (2016)
Genre: Post Hardcore, Punk, Crust, Screamo
Supine is a five piece band from Philadelphia, PA who formed in 2015, from the looks of things. Supine play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of post hardcore, punk, crust, and screamo within their sound. Musically, Supine can be loosely compared to bands such as Gospel, Totem Skin, Who Calls So Loud, Funeral Diner, Dodecad, and other like-minded bands. Since forming in 2015, Supine have released a two song EP titled Two Songs in December of 2015. The Eternity Churns Electric is the band's latest six song EP, which was released on April 5th, 2016. On their latest EP, Supine offer up six tracks of dark, atmospheric, and volatile sounding post hardcore, punk, crust, and screamo. Overall, The Eternity Churns Electric makes for a killer listen. Great stuff! Enjoy!
Supine on Bandcamp
Supine on Facebook
Tags: Crust, PA, Post Hardcore, Punk, Screamo, Supine
Ritual Blade-S/T EP (2016)
Ritual Blade is a five piece band from Boston, MA who formed in early 2016, from the looks of things. Ritual Blade play a killer style of blackened and metallic hardcore influenced by bands such as American Nightmare, Baptists, Trap Them, and other like-minded bands. This is the band's debut self-titled EP, which was released on November 3rd, 2016. On their self-titled debut, Ritual Blade offer up nine tracks of vicious and brutal as fuck sounding hardcore. Overall, this is a killer EP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Ritual Blade on Bandcamp
Tags: Hardcore, MA, Punk, ritual blade
HENRY FONDA - Front Antinational (2017)
Front Antinational by Henry Fonda
16 songs in 16 minutes. That's a winning formula right there folks
Savage bursts of unrelenting Powerviolence from Munich, Germany
Henry Fonda on Bandcamp
Henry Fonda on Facebook
Tags: Germany, Hardcore, Henry Fonda, Powerviolence
Tags: Sunlight's Bane, Surprise Package
TERRITORY [AZ] - Blackhole Blues Demo (2017)
Blackhole Blues Demo by Territory
Killer new stuff from this Tucson, Arizona band that's been around since 2011
FFO: Chris Colohan-sounding things
Territory on Bandcamp
Territory on Facebook
Tags: Arizona, Crust, Metal, Territory
PESSIMISTS - Demo (2017)
Demo 2017 by PESSIMISTS
Blackened Powerviolence/Crust/Hardcore from Nancy, France
Former members of french bands Confusion, Fracture and Offense
Pessimists on Bandcamp
Pessimists on Facebook
Tags: Blackened Powerviolence, France, Pessimists
HOLY WELLS - Nothing Happened / Ages of Man (2009)
Nothing Happened / Ages of Man by Holy Wells
Holy Wells is/was a Sludge/Crust/hardcore band from Atlanta, GA. This is a collection of songs from their "Nothing Happened" EP and the "Ages of Man" demos from 2009.
Holy Wells on Bandcamp
Tags: Atlanta, Holy Wells
WOLVES IN RAID - Demo (2017)
Demo by Wolves in Raid
Two piece Blackened Hardcore from Munich, Germany
Wolves In Raid on Bandcamp
Wolves In Raid on Facebook
Tags: blackened hardcore, Germany, Wolves In Raid
Bruges-Demo (2016)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Sludge, Doom, Noise Rock
Bruges is a Chicago based Illinois based band who formed in early 2016, from the looks of things. Bruges features members of Angry Gods, Den, and Moral Void, so going on that alone, you know you're in for something truly special. Bruges play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, sludge, doom, and noise rock within their sound. This is the band's debut five song demo, which was released on July 19th, 2016. On their self-titled demo, Bruges offer up five tracks of raw, filthy, and brutal as fuck sounding hardcore, punk, sludge, doom, and noise rock. Overall, this is a killer demo and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy! Seriously, I can't begin to describe how good this is!
Bruges on Bandcamp
Tags: Bruges, Doom, Hardcore, Il, Noise Rock, Punk, Sludge
Litovsk-S/T LP (2016)
Genre: Post Punk, Punk, Dark Wave
Label: Contrazst! Records
Tracks:11
Label: 34.4'
Litovsk is a band from Brest, France who formed in 2014, from the looks of things. Litovsk play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of post punk, punk, and dark wave within their sound. Musically, Litovsk can be said to be influenced by bands such as Bauhaus, Christian Death, Joy Division, Bellicose Minds, and The Estranged. This is the band's debut full-length LP, which was released via Contrazst! records on April 16th, 2016. On their latest LP, Litovsk offer up eleven tracks of dark, gloomy, and depressive sounding post punk, punk, and dark wave. Overall, this is a killer LP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Contrazst! Records on Bandcamp
Tags: Dark Wave, France, Litovsk, Post Punk, Punk
Ruby-S/T 7" (2017)
Genre: Punk, Post Punk, Garage Rock
Label: Rockstar Records
Ruby is a four piece band from Berlin, Germany who formed in early 2016, from the looks of things. Ruby features members of Idle Hands, Blank Pages, Die Tunnel, Out On A Limb, Dulac, and Randy's Ripcord. Ruby play an infectiously catchy style of music that incorporates elements of punk, post punk, and garage rock within their sound. Musically, Ruby can be loosely compared to bands such as the Estranged, Terrible Feelings, and early White Lung. Since forming in 2016, Ruby have released a five track self-titled demo in March of 2016 and a five song self-titled 12" in November of 2016. This is the band's latest four song 7", which was released via Rockstar records on January 21st, 2017. On their latest 7", Ruby offer up four tracks of melodic an catchy as hell sounding punk, post punk, and garage rock. Overall, this is a really solid 7" and definitely worth checking out. Great stuff! Enjoy!
Ruby On Bandcamp
Ruby-S/T 12" (2016)
Tags: Garage Rock, Germany, Post Punk, Punk, Ruby
Missiles Of October-Better Days LP (2016)
Genre: Punk, Grunge, Sludge, Noise Rock
Label: Pogo Records/Ebus Music/Trummer Records/Bonobo Stomp Records/Skate & Pizza Records
Missiles Of October is a three piece band from Bruxelles, Belgium who formed in early 2012. Missiles Of October play a tense, dirty, and blown-out style of music that incorporates elements of punk, grunge, sludge, and noise rock within their sound. As far as musical influences go, Missiles Of October can be said to be influenced by bands such as Cows, Les Thugs, Jesus Lizard, Shellac, and Unsane. Since forming in 2012, Missiles Of October have released a four song EP titled Hangover in September of 2012, a four song EP titled Body in March of 2014, an eleven song LP titled Don't Panic in March of 2014, and a four song EP titled No Brain in September of 2016. Better Days is the band's latest full-length LP, which was released via Pogo records, Ebus Music, Trummer records, Bonobo Stomp records, and Skate & Pizza records on September 27th, 2016. On Better Days, Missiles Of October offer up ten tracks of raw and dirty sounding punk, grunge, sludge, and noise rock. Overall, Better Days is a really solid album and is definitely worth checking out. Great stuff. Enjoy!
Missiles Of October on Bandcamp
Missiles Of October on Facebook
Tags: Belgium, Grunge, Missiles Of October, Noise Rock, Punk, Sludge
Limp Blitzkreig-Wypierdalać LP (2017)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Crust, D-Beat
Label: Contraszt!/Trujaca Fala Records
Limp Blitzkrieg is a band from Warsaw, Poland who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Limp Blitzkrieg features members of The Fight, Bagna, Drip Of Lies, and The Stubs. Limp Blitzkrieg play a caustic and venomous style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, crust, and d-beat within their sound. Wypierdalać is the band's debut full-length LP, which was released via Contraszt! records on February 12th, 2017. On Wypierdalać, Limp Blitzkrieg offer up ten tracks of blistering hardcore, punk, crust, and d-beat. Overall, Wypierdalać makes for a really solid listen. Great stuff! Enjoy!
Limp Blitzkrieg on Bandcamp
Contraszt! Records on Bandcamp
Tags: Crust, D-Beat, Hardcore, LImp Blitzkrieg, Poland, Punk
Deep Creeps-White Rot LP (2016)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Noise
I know this was posted on the blog a few months back, but I just came across a submission from the band, so I decided to put my take on the album and post another review. Deep Creeps is a four piece band from Boise, Idaho who formed in 2013. Deep Creeps play a raw, dirty, and completely blown out style of noise damaged hardcore and punk. Musically, Deep Creeps can be loosely compared to bands such as Cult Ritual, Brown Sugar, Gay Kiss, Church Whip, and Raspberry Bulbs. Since forming in 2013, Deep Creeps have released an eight song live recording titled Live @ Neurolox in October of 2013 and a fifteen song LP titled Crown Gall in October of 2014. White Rot is the band's latest full length LP, which was released on December 4th, 2016. On White Rot, Deep Creeps offer up eleven tracks of unhinged, off-kilter, and completely blown out sounding noise damaged hardcore/punk. Overall, White Rot is a killer LP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Deep Creeps on Bandcamp
Tags: Deep Creeps, Hardcore, Idaho, Noise, Punk
Gravehuffer-Your Fault LP (2017)
Genre: Metal, Punk, Thrash, Sludge
Label: Swamp Metal Blade
Gravehuffer is a four piece band from Joplin, Missouri who formed in August of 2008. Formerly known as KROM, Gravehuffer ply a brutal and vicious as fuck style of music that incorporates elements of metal, punk, thrash, and sludge within their sound. Musically, Gravehuffer can be said to be influenced by bands such as Fistula, Buzzoven, Eyehategod, Gehenna, and other like-minded bands. Since forming in 2008, Gravehuffer have released a twenty song LP titled Blasphemusic in October of 2013 and a two song EP titled Acute Subdermal Hematoma in October of 2016. Your Fault is the band's latest full-length LP, which was released on February 8th, 2017. On Your Fault, Gravehuffer offer up eleven tracks of killer metal, punk, thrash, and sludge. Overall, Your Fault is a killer LP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Gravehuffer on Bandcamp
Gravehuffer on Facebook
Tags: Gravehuffer, Metal, Missouri, Punk, Sludge, Thrash
Grit-Ghost Estates 7" (2017)
Genre: Post Punk, Punk
Label: Contraszt!
Grit is a Dublin, Ireland based band who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Grit play a melodic style of female fronted post punk and punk. As far as comparisons go, Grit can be loosely compared to bands such as Terrible Feelings, early White Lung, Cult Values, and the Eisinores, and other like-minded bands. Ghost Estates is the band's debut four song 7", which was released via Contraszt! records on February 12th, 2017. On Ghost Estates, Grit offer up four tracks of tense, moody, and slightly melodic post punk and punk. Overall, Ghost Estates is a killer 7" and definitely worth checking out. Great stuff! Enjoy!
Grit on Bandcamp
Grit on Facebook
Tags: Grit, Ireland, Post Punk, Punk
Nosebleed-S/T 7" (2017)
Label: Vinyl Conflict
Nosebleed is a four piece band from Richmond, VA who formed in 2015. Nosebleed play a vicious and ultra-pissed sounding style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, crust, and d-beat within their sound. Since forming in 2015, Nosebleed have released a self-titled three song demo in November of 2015. This is the band's debut four song 7", which was released via Vinyl Conflict records on January 11th, 2017. On their four song debut, Nosebleed offer up four tracks of scathing, vicious, and brutal as fuck sounding hardcore, punk, crust, and d-beat. Overall, this is a killer 7" and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Nosebleed on Bandcamp
Nosebleed-Demo (2015)
Tags: Crust, D-Beat, Hardcore, Nosebleed, Punk, VA
War Brides-Burden 12" (2013)
Genre: Punk, Sludge, Noise Rock
Label: Triple Eye
War Brides is a four piece band from Chicago, Illinois who formed in 2010, from the looks of things. War Brides play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of punk, sludge, and noise rock. Musically, War Brides can be said to be influenced by 90's grunge and 80's-90's AmRep style noise rock played by bands such as Shellac, Cows, Hammerhead, and Jesus Lizard. Since forming in 2010, War Brides have released a four song EP titled Terminus in May of 2011. Burden is the band's latest six song EP, which was released in May of 2013. On Burden, War Brides offer up six tracks of sludgy/noise damaged punk that is an absolute must listen for fans of Whores, T-Tops, Hawks, Bardus, and other like-minded bands. Overall, Burden is a killer EP and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
War Brides on Bandcamp
War Brides on Facebook
War Brides-Terminus EP (2011)
Tags: Il, Noise Rock, Punk, Sludge, War Brides
FUNERAL CHANT
alright so I'm pretty convinced that the city of Oakland has sold its peoples collective soul to the metal gods. I mean really its the only plausible explanation for the steady history of great metal releases coming from the bay area. found this a couple days ago and I bet ive listened to it all the way through at least 10 times since then. even bought the cassette yesterday. gritty raw black metal that seems to maintain a dark sense of melody. theres even a certain punk sloppiness in the guitars that only adds to the atmosphere. without a doubt my favorite release of the year so far
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Tags: Black Metal, Funeral Chant
Gloom Sleeper-A Void LP (2016)
Genre: Post Punk, Dark Wave, Death Rock
Gloom Sleeper is a four piece band from Bielefeld, Germany who formed in the summer of 2014. Gloom Sleeper play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of post punk, dark wave, and death rock within their sound. Musically, Gloom Sleeper can be said to be influenced by bands such as The Wipers, Estranged, Terrible Feelings, and Echo & The Bunnymen. Since their formation in 2014, Gloom Sleeper have released a self-titled five song demo in September of 2014. A Void is Gloom Sleeper's debut full-length LP, which was realeased via Contrazst! records on April 17th, 2016. On A Void, Gloom Sleeper offer up ten tracks of killer post punk, dark wave, and death rock. Overall, A Void is a killer LP that should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
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Tags: Dark Wave, Death Rock, Germany, Gloom Sleeper, Post Punk
Tags: Surprise Package, Victims
Tags: Surprise Package, Wiegedood
Dawn Ray'd-A Thorn, A Blight LP (2016)
Genre: Black Metal, Doom
Label: Halo Of Flies/Moment Of Collapse
Dawn Ray'd is a three piece band from Northern England who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Dawn Ray'd play a bleak, raw, and oppressive style of black metal and doom. Musically, Dawn Ray'd can be loosely compared to bands such as Barghest, Black September, Mutilation Rites, and Churchburn. A Thorn, A Blight is the band's debut six song 12", which was released via Halo Of Flies and Moment Of Collapse records on July 1st, 2016. On A Thorn, A Blight, Dawn Ray'd offer up six tracks of raw, filthy, and gloomy as fuck sounding black metal and doom. Overall, A Halo, A Blight kicks some serious ass and Dawn Ray'd is an absolute must listen for fans of filthy and raw death metal. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
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Tags: Black Metal, Dawn Ray'd, Doom, UK
Yellnikow-Beizeiten EP (2017)
Genre: Punk, Emo, Indie Rock, Post Hardcore, Screamo
Yellnikow is a five piece band from Bochum, Germany who formed in 2013. Yellnikow play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of punk, emo, and indie rock within their sound. Musically, Yellnikow remind me of a cross between the emo/punk stylings of bands such as Sport and the intense post hardcore/screamo stylings of bands such as Daitro and Suis La Lune. Since forming in 2013, Yellnikow have released a nine song self-titled LP in August of 2015. Beizeiten is the band's latest four song EP, which was released on January 17th, 2017. On Beizeiten, Yellnikow offer up four tracks of tense and moody punk, emo, indie rock, post hardcore, and screamo that's an absolute must listen for fans of Shokei, Daitro, and Suis La Lune. Overall, Beizeiten makes for a great listen. Enjoy!
Yellnikow on Bandcamp
Yellnikow on Facebook
Tags: Emo, Germany, Indie Rock, Post Hardcore, Punk, Screamo, Yellnikow
of the many many many things I love about thou, one of my favorites is their choice of covers. pearl jams "spin the black circle" and alice in chains "no excuses" get the thou treatment here. and both are fucking great.
Tags: covers, Doom, Thou
Wayste-No Innocence EP (2016)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Crust
Label: Day By Day/Midsummer Records
Holy shit. This EP absolutely rips. Wayste is a three piece band from Leipzig, Germany who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Wayste play a noise damaged style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, and crust within their sound. Musically, Wayste can be loosely compared to bands such as Ruined Families, Jungblurth, Birds In Row, Throwers, and Svalbard. No Innocence is the band's debut six song EP, which was released via Day By Day and Midsummer records on September 23rd, 2016. On No Innocence, Wayste offer up six songs of noise damaged and metallic hardcore, punk, and crust. Overall, No Innocence is a killer EP and definitely should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Wayste on Bandcamp
Purchase via Day By Day Records
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Tags: Crust, Germany, Hardcore, Punk, Wayste
Spikers-In Coffins EP (2016)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Crust, Metal
Label: No Sanctuary Records/Fuck The Mainstream Records
Spikers is a Ukraine based band who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Spikers play a brutal and vicious style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, crust, and metal within their sound. Since forming in 2016, Spikers have released a two song single titled Anarchy Road in June of 2016 and a digital single titled Blade Of The Ripper in July of 2016. In Coffins is the band's debut seven song EP, which was released via No Sanctuary and Fuck The Mainstream records on July 14th, 2016. On In Coffins, Spikers offer up seven tracks of killer hardcore, punk, crust, and metal. Overall, In Coffins is a really solid EP and definitely worth checking out. Enjoy!
Spikers on Bandcamp
Tags: Crust, Hardcore, Metal, Punk, Spikers, Ukraine
Wake-Sowing The Seeds Of A Worthless Tomorrow LP (2016)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Crust, Grindcore
Label: Sentient Ruin Laboratories/Everyday Hate/7 Degrees/Nerve Altar Records
Holy shit. This absolutely rips! Wake is a four piece band from Calgary, Alberta, Canada who formed in 2011, from the looks of things. Wake play a caustic, blown-out, and chaotic as fuck sounding style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, crust, and grindcore. Musically, Wake can be said to be influenced by bands such as Nausum, Brutal Truth, Discordance Axis, Napalm Death, Cursed, and The Secret. Since their inception in 2011, Wake have released a fourteen song LP titled Leeches in September of 2011, a three song EP titled Dephosphorus in April of 2012, a split 7" with Rehashed, an eleven song LP titled False in June of 2013, and a split 7" with Theories in May of 2014. Sowing The Seeds of A Worthless Tomorrow is Wake's latest eight song LP, which is slated for release via Sentient Ruin Laboratories, Everyday Hate, 7 Degrees, and Nerve Altar records on February 26th, 2016. On Sowing The Seeds Of A Worthless Tomorrow, Wake offer up eight tracks of scathing and chaotic as fuck sounding hardcore, punk, crust, and grindcore. Overall, Sowing The Seeds Of A Worthless Tomorrow is an amazing album and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
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Tags: Calgary, Crust, Grindcore, Hardcore, Punk, Wake
Faithbloomer-Buried EP (2016)
Genre: Post Punk, Shoegaze,Indie Rock
Faithbloomer are a three piece band from CT who formed in the winter 2015, from the looks of things. Faithbloomer play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of post punk, shoegaze, and indie rock within their style. Musically, Faithbloomer can be said to be influenced by 90's shoegaze bands such as My Bloody Valentine, Swervedriver, Codeine, Catherine Wheel, and other like-minded bands. Since forming in 2015, Faithbloomer have released a five song EP titled Perennial in June of 2015. Buried is the band's second four song EP, which was released on November 17th, 2016. On Buried, Faithbloomer offer up four tracks of really well played post punk, shoegaze, and indie rock. Overall, Buried makes for a killer listen. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Faithbloomer on Bandcamp
Faithbloomer on Facebook
Tags: CT, Faithbloomer, Indie Rock, Post Punk, Shoegaze
In Disgust - Tracks From The Split w/ Roskopp (2017)
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In Disgust On Bandcamp
Tags: California, Grindcore, In Disgust, Roskopp
Bandit - Demonstration (2017)
Bandit On Bandcamp
Tags: Bandit, Hardcore, Powerviolence
Urochromes-Night Bully EP (2017)
Genre: Punk, Noise Rock
Label: Wharf Cat
Urochromes continue an amazing run with the release of their first fully realized extended player, Night Bully. The A-Side is comprised of 3 full throttle and perfectly condensed punk songs, while the B-Side charts new territory for the group. Searing opener "My Dickies" is a playground for Dick Riddick, one of contemporary punk's stand-out guitarists and a true master of tone. Here he shoots for the rafters with an ascending line that serves as the track's central hook. The creepy whispered vocals and banging electronic drums of "My Disposition" introduce one of Jackieboy's doomed characters swimming in self-doubt. "Confront Ya" explores adoration with a promise of continued indifference ("They love you in West Mass…Ahhhhhhh").
The B-Side opener "Night Bully" codifies Urochromes' love of industrial punks, Chrome with an arrangement as mechanical as it is maniacal. Dick Riddick creates a constantly changing wave of texture over pulsing electronics. The whispered vocal style introduced in "Confront Ya" is back, this time asking "So you think I have a funny face?" Another of Jackieboy's jealous, wounded characters this time baiting the affirmative response.
The ender is a remix of "Night Bully" by electronic gloom masters, Boy Harsher. This track reimagines the song as a lost noir-wave classic while still retaining the menace of the original. The inclusion of this remix shows Urochromes' disdain for "the rules" but also reminds us that the drum machine was there from the start – this has always been a punk band with one foot in electronic noise. (Press Note)
*Sorry, Urochromes have essentially no social media presence
-Seriously, Night Bully fucking rips. Really cool raw, blown-out, and noise damaged punk and noise rock. You need this!!! Night Bully was released via Wharf Cat Records on January 27th, 2017.
Wharf Cat Records on Bandcamp
Tags: Noise Rock, NYC, Punk, Urochromes
(U.S.) Priests-Nothing Feels Natural LP (2017)
Genre: Post Punk, Punk, Death Rock
Label: Sister Polygon Records
Priests are a four piece band from Washington, D.C. who formed in 2012. Priests play a tense, dark, moody, and frenetic style of music that incorporates elements of post punk, punk, and death rock within their sound. Since forming in 2012, Priests have released a four song cassette titled Tape 1 in January of 2012, a two song 7" titled Radiation/Personal Planes in December of 2012, a seven song cassette titled Tape 2 in June of 2013, and a seven song EP titled Bodies And Control And Money And Power in June of 2014. Nothing Feels Natural is the band's latest full-length LP, which was released via Sister Polygon records on January 27th, 2017. On Nothing Feels Natural, Priests offer up ten tracks of killer post punk, punk, and death rock. Overall, Nothing Feels Natural makes for a great listen and definitely should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy!
Priests on Bandcamp
Tags: D.C., Death Rock, Post Punk, Priests, Punk
Opt Aut Sic Eco-S/T Cassette (2017)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Screamo, Experimental Noise
Label: Middle-Man
Opt Aut Sic Eco is a four piece band from Indiana, who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Opt Aut Sic Eco features members of Ostraca, Plague Walker, .Gif From God, Hive Mind, Coma Regalia, and Lickgoldensky. Opt Aut Sic Eco play a killer style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, screamo, and experimental noise within their sound. Musically, Opt Aut Sic Eco can be said to be influenced by bands such as Saetia, Swing Kids, The Locust, and 31G style hardcore/screamo. This is Opt Aut Sic Eco's debut thirteen song cassette, which was released via Middle-Man records on January 30th, 2017. On their debut full-length LP, Opt Aut Sic Eco offer up thirteen tracks of chaotic, volatile, and completely unhinged hardcore, punk, screamo, and synth driven experimental noise. Overall, this is a really solid album and is definitely worth checking out. Great stuff! Enjoy!
Middle-Man Records on Bandcamp
Tags: Experimental Noise, Hardcore, IN, Opt Aut Sic Eco, Punk, Screamo
Hex Lariat-Subaqueous Cassette (2016)
Hex Lariat is a three piece band from Indiana, who formed in 2016, from the looks of things. Hex Lariat features members of Coma Regalia and Iwakura, so going on that alone, you know you're in for some really killer tunes. Hex Lariat play a dark, moody, and heavily distorted style of music that incorporates elements of hardcore, punk, screamo, and experimental noise. Subaqueous is the band's debut six song cassette, which was released via Middle-Man records on December 12th, 2016. On Subaqueous, Hex Lariat offer up six tracks of dark, moody, and depressive sounding hardcore, punk, screamo, and experimental noise. Overall, Subaqueous is a killer EP and should not be missed. Great stuff! Enjoy!
Tags: Experimental Noise, Hardcore, Hex Lariat, IN, Punk, Screamo
Hundreds Of Au-Demo Cassette (2017)
Genre: Hardcore, Punk, Screamo
Hundreds Of Au is a three piece band from Albany, NY who formed in 2017, from the looks of things. Hundreds Of Au features Tom Schlatter on guitars and vocals, who is best known for his work in bands that include You And I, The Assistant, Black Kites, Less Life, Capacities, and What Of Us. Hundreds Of Au play a vicious, scathing, and chaotic style of music that incorporates hardcore, punk, and screamo within their sound. This is Hundreds Of Au's debut six song demo cassette, which was released via Middle-Man records on January 31st, 2017. On Their debut demo cassette, Hundreds Of Au offer up six tracks of chaotic and volatile as fuck hardcore, punk, and screamo. Overall, this is an amazing demo and should not be missed. Highly recommended! Enjoy! Seriously, I can't get enough of this demo!
Hundreds Of Au on Bandcamp
Tags: Hardcore, HUndreds Of Au, NJ, Punk, Screamo
Loathing / Savage - Split (2016)
Loathing On Bandcamp
Savage On Bandcamp
Tags: Fastcore, Loathing, Los Angeles, Powerviolence, Savage, To Live A Lie Records, Washington
Wreck - S/T (2017)
Wreck On Bandcamp
Tags: Germany, Grindcore, Powerviolence, Wreck
Pearl Jam – Dance Of The Clairvoyants (CD Single) (2020) - Band – Pearl Jam Album – Dance Of The Clairvoyants (Single) Year – 2020 Genre – Grunge / Alt. Rock Country – USA Web – Facebook Quality – MP3 CBR 320 KBP...


Sky Krewe Members are Asura who offer the Asuran Bodyguard blessing. They can be found next to resurrection shrines.
"So my krewe and I were working away on the sky-lowerer...to make your world look more like ours, you know. Awfully uncomfortable with the sky up so high. At any rate, monsters broke into our camp and ate the prototype! If you could go out and slaughter some of them, we might be able to get the parts back and start over. Do we have an accord?"
"I'll make the corpses and you cut them open and sift through the contents. Deal?"
"Sifting through monster guts is not in my job description."
When asked again: "Bring me a left-handed sprocket spanner, will you?"
"You're the greatest! You must be royalty among your people, bookah. I hope they appreciate you as much as I do! Wow!"
"Sifting through monster guts is not in my job description"
When asked again: "You're the greatest! You must be royalty among your people, bookah. I hope they appreciate you as much as I do! Wow!"
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EA's Gamescom press conference went all out on FIFA 16 and the new features it'll include this year, and capped it all off with a new trailer showcasing what players can expect when the game launches on September 24.
There's a bunch of new improvements that have been announced, namely FUT Draft and Career Mode's new features, as well as the inclusion of women's national teams in the game, midfield intelligence, and more knowledgable and able defenders.
FIFA 16 launches on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC on September 24.


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Emily Williams, LCSW-PIP, BCD (Region 9)
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As a SAMHSA Regional Administrator, Emily Williams oversees Region 9, which includes Arizona, California, Hawaii, Guam, Nevada, American Samoa, CNMI, FSM, Marshall Islands, and Palau.
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Captain Emily Williams, LCSW-PIP, BCD is the Regional Administrator for the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration in U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Region IX. Her career has focused on underserved populations and has spanned more than 20 years of service delivery of Behavioral health services within the Indian Health Service and DOD. From working as a clinician in remote clinics to standing up an telephone Outreach Center for Active Duty family members and Veterans her ability to work with individuals and communities has strengthened the suicide prevention and crisis response in local, state and national arenas.
Since her commission as a United States Public Health Service officer in 2004, CAPT Williams has served a central role in conceptualizing, developing, and training federal mental health disaster response teams within the USPHS. She has served as a team leader and deployed to numerous public health emergencies including hurricanes, multiple Tribal behavioral health emergencies, the 2010 American Samoan Tsunami and coordinated deployments to assist hospitals with accreditation support.
She resides in Alameda, CA with her family.


This cute Christmas Pipp Bear by Keel Toys is excited for the festive season, dressed up in his adorable hooded snowman outfit complete with carrot and stripy scarf. The hood can even come down should he get a bit too hot! Made from quality soft plush with a weighted bottom, he sits at approximately 14cm high - perfect for Christmas gift baskets and stand alone presents.


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Arzubikha () is a rural locality (a village) and the administrative center of Slobodskoye Rural Settlement, Kharovsky District, Vologda Oblast, Russia. The population was 325 as of 2002.

Geography
Arzubikha is located 38 km northeast of Kharovsk (the district's administrative centre) by road. Vatalovo is the nearest rural locality.

References

Rural localities in Kharovsky District


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