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FSU recruiting: ‘Noles land Texas TE, Orlando WR to announce
Chopping Block - Seminoles Blog - Orlando SentinelThe Florida State recruiting die-hards among us already know this, but in case you haven't heard, FSU on Tuesday evening continued building its 2013 class with the commitment of a three-star Texas tight end. The Seminoles currently have a list of 2013... -
CD of the Week: The Horrors' 'Skying'
![<span style="font-size: small;">The Horrors, an English band from the very Westeros-sounding Southend on Sea, debuted in 2007 with a screechy single "Sheena is a Parasite" that seemed poised to define them as a band. They have a name that wouldn't feel out of place at a Fangoria convention, an aggressive howl of a lead single, and a video helmed by nightmare-inducing auteur Chris Cunningham </span><span style="font-size: small;">that seemed to co-star the face-hugger from the <em>Alien</em> films. My how things have changed. On their third album (their first since 2009's haunting, Geoff Barrow-produced <em>Primary Colours</em>), the band has changed completely, casting off the dusty, neo-gothic shroud and embracing a dreamy, widescreen pop sheen. The tone is set quickly on <em>Skying</em>, with album opener "Changing the Rain" featuring a soulful chorus and a lazy, jazzy beat. On "I Can See Through You," a subtle psychedelic rock </span><span style="font-size: small;">component is introduced, perfect for smoky summer barbeques, elsewhere (on "Endless Blue") yacht-rock horns pop up, and "Moving Further Away" is a singalong joy. The album as a whole is stunning and gorgeous but never too neatly manicured. They may have left the darkness behind them, but the Horrors still have bite.</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63321418-29134034-162-105.jpg "<span style="font-size: small;\">The Horrors, an English band from the very Westeros-sounding Southend on Sea, debuted in 2007 with a screechy single \"Sheena is a Parasite\" that seemed poised to define them as a band. They have a name that wouldn't feel out of place at a Fangoria convention, an aggressive howl of a lead single, and a video helmed by nightmare-inducing auteur Chris Cunningham </span><span style=\"font-size: small;\">that seemed to co-star the face-hugger from the <em>Alien</em> films. My how things have changed. On their third album (their first since 2009's haunting, Geoff Barrow-produced <em>Primary Colours</em>), the band has changed completely, casting off the dusty, neo-gothic shroud and embracing a dreamy, widescreen pop sheen. The tone is set quickly on <em>Skying</em>, with album opener \"Changing the Rain\" featuring a soulful chorus and a lazy, jazzy beat. On \"I Can See Through You,\" a subtle psychedelic rock </span><span style=\"font-size: small;\">component is introduced, perfect for smoky summer barbeques, elsewhere (on \"Endless Blue\") yacht-rock horns pop up, and \"Moving Further Away\" is a singalong joy. The album as a whole is stunning and gorgeous but never too neatly manicured. They may have left the darkness behind them, but the Horrors still have bite.</span>")
The Horrors, an English band from the very Westeros-sounding Southend on Sea, debuted in 2007 with a screechy single "Sheena is a Parasite" that seemed poised to define them as a band. They have a name that wouldn't feel out of place at a Fangoria...Tags: Psychedelic (genre), The Horrors (music group)
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College notebook: Harbor grad Adams fourth at Notre Dame Cross Country Invitational
News-Review sports writerCentral Michigan University sophomore Tecumseh Adams placed fourth overall at the Notre Dame Cross Country Invitational. Adams, a Harbor Springs grad, finished the 8K race in 25 minutes, 11 seconds. Matt Walters of the University of Windsor won the race...Tags: Northwood University, Students, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Virginia Cavaliers, College Football
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GVSU Golf Wins GLIAC Championship
Solid play around the greens as well as consistency in keeping the ball in the fairway led the Grand Valley State University men’s golf team to a GLIAC Conference Championship Monday.
But the team didn’t just win — it dominated. Its...Tags: Northwood University, Golf, Outback Steakhouse Incorporated, Clubs and Associations
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Michigan Amateur notebook: Father, son make Amateur history
News-Review sports editorHARBOR SPRINGS — When the Michigan Amateur reaches match play, it’s often buddy-against-buddy. Friendships abound and, though the competitive juices flow, it’s never easy, players say, to try to end a pal’s dreams of hoisting the...Tags: Sports, Celebrities and Health Issues, Golf, History, Arts and Culture
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Garber comes close, oh so close
HARBOR SPRINGS -- One crown eluded Petoskey's Joey Garber.
A strong motivator? Perhaps. And there's a whole lot of golf left to be played.
Garber, a 2010 Petoskey High School graduate, shot a 2-under 70 Wednesday during the second and final round of...Tags: Sports, Golf, University of Michigan, Human Interest
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Garber opens with 71 at Michigan Amateur
HARBOR SPRINGS — Joey Garber of Petoskey opened defense of his Michigan Amateur title with a 1-under 71 Tuesday during the first round of stroke play on the Heather course at Boyne Highlands. Garber, 19, was one shot off the lead among players...Tags: Michigan
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Michigan Amateur: Petoskey's Garber one shot off first-round lead
News-Review sports writerHARBOR SPRINGS — The reigning champion dodged the rain, and a potential stroke penalty on day one. Petoskey’s Joey Garber shot a 1-under par 71 and sits in a three-way tie for second place, one shot behind leader Chris Cunningham of Milford,...Tags: Sports, Celebrities and Health Issues, Colleges and Universities, Golf, Dave Ellis
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In the Michigan Amateur, age is just a number
News-Review sports writerHARBOR SPRINGS — In a tournament that is filled with guys in their 20s — 67 to be exact — you’ll also find guys at opposite ends of the age spectrum in Phil Harrison and Brandon Barrows. Harrison, a retired musician who now lives...Tags: Sports, Golf, Lifestyle and Leisure, Clubs and Associations
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Colossal Calamari: Jumbo Squid Invade OC Coast
KTLA NewsNEWPORT BEACH -- Jumbo squid are invading the waters off Orange County and fishermen are having a field day attempting to reel in the unusual catch. The massive creatures, some up to 60 pounds and 4 feet long, began taking bait off Newport Beach...Tags: Orange County (California), KTLA, Anchovies, San Diego (San Diego, California), Newport Beach
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The Home Show and the economy
With attendance running ahead of pace for the last two years, the Indianapolis Home Show wrapped up Sunday with home remodelers picking up the slack where central Indiana's homebuilding market has faltered. The builder of this year's centerpiece home,...Tags: Indiana, Economy, Business and Finance, Indianapolis, Finance
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'The Holy Land'
Times Staff WriterCountries in crisis often produce their most involving films. As it was with Eastern bloc nations like Poland and Czechoslovakia during the Soviet occupation, so it is today with the state of Israel. As that nation wrestles with its agonizing...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Israel, Health and Safety at School, Culture, Arts and Culture
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