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Even when I take your job someday, I'm not gonna be the big cheese, 'cause you'll always be the big cheese.

"Big cheese wheels?" puts me in mind of large rounds of Camembert, but today we are thinking about the kind of wheels in which a big cheese, or important person, might be driven around.

Yeah. Well, Russia is still the big cheese on this one.

Trump, it turns out, is out of sync with his big cheese peers.

At its most extreme, Big Cheese Pull merges with other viral food trends.

Which then makes you wonder: What happens after the wannabe-viral Big Cheese Pull?

That's because Big Cheese Pull isn't meant to be eaten—it's meant to be seen.

I started collecting some older boutique stuff from Lovetone, like the Big Cheese and Meatball pedals.

Big Cheese cheeseburgers at Farmer Boys are $1 each all day Tuesday for National Cheeseburger Day.

Farmer Boys:At participating Farmer Boys locations, customers can get a Big Cheese burger for $1 today.

" Ms. Freud said: "He's not one of those vanity people who want to be the big cheese.

Probably because it had everything we want from a plated breakfast stuffed inside a big cheese-filled shell.

Like "unicorn food" and "mermaid food," Big Cheese Pull is yet another example of appearances trumping eating experience.

It allowed some breathing room for a little BIG CHEESE fill, while really minimizing the 3-letter answers.

The proliferation of charts makes it impossible to discern who is and who is not a big cheese.

PAUL POLMAN runs Europe's seventh-most valuable company, Unilever, worth $176bn, but he is not a typical big cheese.

My problem with Big Cheese Pull is that the cheese that pulls the best doesn't necessarily taste the best.

There's the Big Cheese, who traps Leon in a burning barn and turns out to be more monster than man.

As Makalintal pointed out, "the problem with Big Cheese Pull is that it's just bait to make you buy things."

Online, Big Cheese Pull is a way to make you click—with clicks translating to cash for the content creators.

All the large dairies in Ireland are investigating alternative varieties, including Edam and Gouda, says one big cheese in the industry.

Guests must mention the $1 deal to get the Big Cheese burgers, which normally sell for over $4, for one buck apiece.

The Big Cheese A bright young engineer in the USSR, Vladimir Syromyatnikov graduated from a technical university in Moscow in the 1956.

Now a big cheese at Masan Group, one of the country's largest listed companies, the Vietnamese-American seems happy with his gamble.

Brutal competition from the two relative newcomers stripped the $4.8 billion outfit of its position as the big cheese of the industry.

He is a big cheese, but he just seems to have quite a lot of fun sailing his yacht around and stuff.

Probably not an ode to brie, but perhaps about the concept of "BEING A BIG CHEESE" and "HOW LONELY IT CAN BE," etc.

In this episode, "The Big Cheese", protagonist and boy genius Dexter tries to learn French by listening to a learning tape in bed.

Aside from my own preferences (and gag reflex), the problem with Big Cheese Pull is that it's just bait to make you buy things.

"Big cheese and chocolate fan," Mr. Pompeo joked to reporters on the airplane Thursday when someone asked about the three-night stop in Switzerland.

However, SLE claims since the big cheese died in 2018, JC's failed to protect SLE's legal hold on its right to Stan's intellectual property.

Shortly before the acquisition, Atari briefly uses a proto-Chuck E. mascot called "Big Cheese" as a company mascot in a handful of promotional photos.

"We used to call him 'big cheese,' and he liked that term," Bruce Brandt, an American engineer on the Soyuz-Apollo program, told the Washington Post.

The lyrics aren't particularly clever ("I'm doin' better down/Gettin' cheddar now/Big cheese feta now") and the melody isn't revolutionary, but it's a fun song.

On his first album he was 6 Feet Beneath The Moon, with the big cheese in the sky being a metaphor he used for his aspirations.

"After filming my VJ shift, I got a message from the big cheese that they were sending a photographer to take photos of my hair," Duffy recalls.

Unlike the station's original big-cheese duo, Mike Francesa and Chris Russo— Mike and the Mad Dog —they never had a falling-out or even a cross day.

Kim Kardashian has another presidential notch in her belt, but she brought some backup this time -- her sis, Kourtney Kardashian -- for a tete-a-tete with Armenia's big cheese.

"I said, 'OK, now, I'm going to buy a lot of cheese from you,'" Moreaux said, recalling the start of big cheese negotiations with a supplier a few days ago.

The main dishes, AKA the Big Cheese, are Flamin 'Hot and White Cheddar Mac n' Cheetos, Cheetos Mix-ups Crusted Chicken Milanese, Spicy Cheetos Nachos, and Flamin 'Hot Limón Chicken Tacos.

When Chornovil complained about Manafort to a close associate of Yanukovych, Chornovil said the man told him Manafort was untouchable — "a big cheese here, in charge of everything," according to NBC News.

Barack and Canada's big cheese grabbed dinner at the Liverpool House Tuesday in Montreal ... on the heels of Prez 44's speech blasting President Trump for pulling out of the Paris Climate Accord.

Lifting his phone, this previously little-known big cheese winces in pain as the unmistakable bark of Donald Trump explodes into his ear, forcing him to yank the device away from his head.

Another questioned whether "Big Cheese" would pay for someone to adopt a dog but, since this is 2019 and everything is fucking bonkers and brands are trying to be our anxious and relatable best friends, that shouldn't even be in doubt.

The video features suitably spacey, chill post rock music, and it's hard not to feel pretty small watching Earth's natural satellite ascend into the heavens, glowing orange at first like the Sun, and then yellow like the big cheese wheel to which we humans have long compared it.

Benjen (whose name coincidentally autocorrects as "benign") tells them that Bran is now the Three-Eyed Raven, the Chosen One, the Big Cheese, and even though he's not nearly ready, Bran will just have to fake it till he makes it because the Night King is coming to the Wall.

So either start your long-cooking vegetables early, so your dinner's done by the time someone in your household wants to scamper off with laptop and headphones to watch, or embrace their addiction: Make this honking big cheese steak sandwich, wrap it in wax paper, and let them eat on the couch.

Paul Wall's opening lines of "It's Paul Wall baby, Swishahouse club rocker / Chunk a deuce, sip a deuce, pourin' up the Goose vodka" should be taught in rap verse construction class, while Rick Ross's bars of "known for the Benzes, chrome on the Bentleys / smokin' on the mint leaves, Dade county, big cheese" should be part of a Miami tourism campaign.

Jim Sharples of Big Cheese magazine said that the album was "Outstanding".

Altsounds featured them before the release of the album with an "In Pictures" taken at their acoustic gig at St Luke's Church. They have appeared in print in many publications, such as Big Cheese,Big Cheese Magazine, issue #143, April 2012.Big Cheese Magazine, issue #123, June 2010. Rock Sound (calling them "an instant antidote to everything predictable and mundane"),Rock Sound Magazine, issue #159, March 2012. ArtrockerArtrocker Magazine, issue #97, January 2010.

Paul Martyn "The Big Cheese" Cheesley (born 20 October 1953 in Bristol) is a former professional footballer.

Tornado rammed Wheely Big Cheese in the wheel, but was also flipped a couple of times. Tornado then pushed Wheely Big Cheese into a CPZ, and one of WBC's wheels broke. However, Tornado started smoking towards the end. The fight went to the judges, who declared Tornado the winner.

His nickname is Nacho for his second name (Ignacio) and "El Queson" (Big cheese). He has a daughter.

The Big Cheese Festival is an annual food festival held in July that was established in 2000 and is held in Caerphilly.

In its semi-final, Panic Attack were immobilised by Pussycat. It then went into the Loser's Melee, whereby the victor would return to the contest. Its opponents were Firestorm 3 and Wheely Big Cheese. The force of a flip on Panic Attack from the latter caused internal damage, and after Wheely Big Cheese broke down, the judges decided on Firestorm 3.

This was the song's first release in the UK after having been substituted by "Big Cheese" on the British release of the Bleach album.

Big Cheese is an independent music magazine published in the United Kingdom that covers alternative music including rock, punk, and metal. It is circulated monthly.

The prime suspect in those murders was deliveryman Dax Lycander, a werewolf who disappeared, but was recently seen riding his moped around Kingfisher. Astrid shirks her job duties to confront Big Cheese over Sean's murder. Astrid puts a knife to Big Cheese's throat, but flees when the police arrive. Detective Marsh and Detective Bradley take Big Cheese in for questioning, who implies that Dax Lycander is back.

Big Cheese went on to state that "The One Hundred will look back at Subculture as the EP that changed the game they are only just beginning".

The five stations, plus new sister station WDRK, were sold to Maverick Media, LLC in 2003. WECL switched to a classic rock format on March 1, 2004. The station adopted the moniker "92.9 The Big Cheese - The Station That Rocks" in September 2005, and a new mouse logo shortly thereafter. In September 2012, the moniker was revised to "92.9 The Big Cheese Rocks" and a new logo was unveiled on November 30 of that year.

Onwards and Upwards. Drive-By Shouting Records, Devon, 2010. and tracks were played by Rodney Bingenheimer on legendary LA Radio station KROQ-FM. Reviews followed in Big Cheese and Rock Sound magazine.

Hypno-Disc's Mayhem qualifier battle was the Main Event of the second episode of the first series of Extreme, this battle was for a right to fight in the first annihilator of the series. The battle saw Hypno-Disc go up against Wheely Big Cheese and Ming 3. Hypno-Disc convincingly won the battle. It began the battle by tearing one of the wheels of Ming 3, before then putting several gashes into the sides and into the wheels of Wheely Big Cheese.

His live rig features a Skrydstrup custom preamp. In the studio he uses Radial Firefly, JDV and JDI DI units. He uses the Big Cheese fuzzbox from Lovetone. He plays Minimoog and Moog Bass.

The Big Cheese is the current W.A.C.K! Champion and the main star of the show. The contender, Atomic Banana, is after his title. Abominable Snowman betrayed Cowabunga after a big victory over the Wholesome Twins.

Big cheese runs the show. Males had a median income of $84,284 versus $58,750 for females. The per capita income for the community was $45,925. No people in the community were below the poverty line.

Elmer Candy Company began in 1855 as Miller Candy Company, launched by Christopher Miller.Jamey Landry. 2014. Elmer's CheeWees—the Big Cheese of New Orleans. Inside New Orleans, Vol. 1 (No. 1):94-96, 98-99.

Hypno-Disc dislodged one of Wheely Big Cheese's wheels, before then ripping a wheel clean off Ming 3, before then ripping off the other one. The Refbot then came in, counting out the immobilised Ming 3, and also counting out the limping Wheely Big Cheese, despite one wheel and the flipper still working. Hypno-Disc then held back, watching Ming 3 to be flipped by the arena floor flipper. Hypno-Disc moved in for one more slice at Ming 3, as Wheely Big Cheese tried to flip the wheel-less robot itself.

Big Cheese was one of the first monthly UK magazines to feature the likes of My Chemical Romance, Brand New, Turbonegro, Panic! at the Disco, The Movie Live, Alexisonfire and Taking Back Sunday. Since its creation, Big Cheese has offered bespoke covermount incentives to its readers, such as giving away a strictly limited My Chemical Romance patch to celebrate the release of their latest album, giving Green Day fans exclusive free band-branded wristbands, as well as being one of the first magazines to offer a downloadable compilation CD to its readers completely free.

On August 15, 1997 both men reunited for one night teaming with Disco Inferno, Gene Ligon and the Big Cheese as they defeated Ken Timbs, George Love, Jay Love, Gary Royal and Kane Adams at IWA Night Of The Legends in Kannapolis, North Carolina.

Bodalla Cheese is now a brand associated with Fonterra Brands (Australia) Pty Ltd., formerly Bonland Dairies. Fonterra is a New Zealand-owned dairy company. The Big Cheese Visitors' Centre was once part of the old factory, and is one of Australia's many "big" roadside tourist attractions.

The band played at the Download Festival in 2009 and at the Sonisphere Festival in the same year. The band appeared in Kerrang! magazine in their Introducing... section in October 2009. They have also appeared in Classic Rock magazine, Rock Sound magazine and Big Cheese magazine.

All three series were released on Region 1 DVD on 30 August 2005. The Region 2 DVDs have been available since 2 October 2006. Several minutes of the first series episode "The Big Cheese" were cut from the Region 2 DVD release. The Region 1 release is uncut.

The song was made into an animated video, which was written, directed and produced by Mikee Goodman. It went on to win the best video award in The Big Cheese Magazine, as well as reaching number 1 on MTV UK, and being an A-list video on MTV Asia.

Big Cheese is aided by his inept minions: trusted adviser Jerry Atric and Bad Bird, the leader of an army of ninja crows. Unknown to the prime minister, council member and palace guard commander "Big Al" Dente has learned of his designs on leadership, but is unable to prosecute him for treason because of the plausible deniability he maintains. Instead, Al Dente enlists the services of Speedy Cerviche, Polly Esther, and Guido Anchovy, three cyborg cat samurai who work in the city's pizzeria, along with their operator Francine. Known collectively as the Samurai Pizza Cats, the three are assigned to stop Big Cheese and his evil henchmen's plans to take over Little Tokyo.

In 2002, The Hurt Process released the Another Day EP on Loudspeaker, to rave reviews from Big Cheese, Kerrang!, Metal Hammer, and Rocksound who said: "This EP rocks harder than a Whitesnake roadie at a Venom concert!, You need The Hurt Process. Amazing. Destined to be on the UKs hottest new bands".

In 2004 they released independently their first EP titled "In Our Final Chapter" and received press coverage in publications such as Metal Hammer, Rock Sound, Big Cheese and Salvo magazines. In 2007 they released "The Lost Cause" on 26 September through Zestone Records (Japan). They toured the UK to promote the release.

Reviewers from Big Cheese and sputnikmusic were welcoming of the changes presented by the band and congratulated the transmedia effort, while Kerrang! and Q magazine had some regards with the topics. The album also achieved commercial success, entering top ten positions in countries such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, Germany and Austria.

Bands associated with the movement include Arms Race, Violent Reaction, Big Cheese, Higher Power, Perspex Flesh, Mob Rules, the Flex and Blind Authority. Some bands such as Rapture, Violent Reaction and Payday are straight edge. In 2019, Boston hardcore band Have Heart reunited for performances in four different locations after a ten-year breakup.

The Big Cheese Race follows a route around the castle with teams running in relay from the main event site. Teams pass traditional cheese stretchers, adorned with replica cheese truckles, between team members as they run a lap around the castle grounds. The race has different age categories and each team consists of four people.

Sikth - How May I Help You? EP The song was made into an animated video, which was written, directed and produced by Mikee Goodman, one of the band's vocalists. The video won the best video award in The Big Cheese Magazine, as well as reaching number 1 on MTV UK and being an A-list video on MTV Asia.

Booked as "Big Cheese" first, the three-piece changed its name just before stepping on stage to "Just Add Water". Thinking that the set sucked, the band quickly changed their name to "Cover Me Quick" for the next gig at the bar. The band thought the name ("Cover Me Quick") could justify the mistakes they commit on stage.

"Relentless Kerrang! Awards 2013 – The Nominations" , Kerrang!, 8 May 2013Roadrunner Records "MARMOZETS // VOTED BEST NEW UK BAND BY BIG CHEESE MAGAZINE!", Roadrunner Records, 10 December 2013 Along with the singles released so far in the run up to the album, the band have also performed a few other unreleased tracks live that would feature on their debut album.

Launching with the excellent "Oxygen", Coming Home boasts stuttering rhythms, full-bodied guitars and gold plated vocal harmonies. NFG have made the best album of their career." Paul Hagen of Big Cheese magazine awarded a four-star rating and commended the band's experimentation. He offered particular praise to the guitar work, of which he described as "rousing and memorable.

In June 2003 Hitechjet released, 'If you take anything...', a 7 track mini-album which received critical acclaim in many magazines and fanzines including Kerrang (4K), Big Cheese (4/5) and Drowned in Sound (9/10). This led to shows with Lagwagon, Get Cape. Wear Cape. Fly, Kasabian, Instruction, Red Animal War, Million Dead amongst others.

The cheese also became the subject of a children's picture book published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux, A Big Cheese for the White House, by Candace Fleming,Farrar, Straus and Giroux product listing. URL accessed 14 February 2007. and was a subject of the American History comedy podcast The Dollop. Today a cast concrete cheese press stands in Cheshire.

Their PledgeMusic campaign got 314% - a percentage of which went towards the charity The Alzheimer's Society. In the UK Albums Chart it reached No. 60, and also reached No. 8 on the UK indie chart. InMe uploaded 'Pantheon', the first single from 'The Pride' in March 2012. It was uploaded onto YouTube following an exclusive release via the Big Cheese magazine website.

Surprisingly, Gidney & Cloyd are the ones supplying the mice, believing that "The Big Cheese" is using them for peaceful goals. With no more television, Bullwinkle resorts to playing the ukulele, and the mice are attracted to his horrible playing. An epic musical battle between Bullwinkle and Boris for control of the mice ensues. This was the final appearance of Mr. Big.

Taking Back Sunday received generally favorable reviews, according to review aggregation website Metacritic. AllMusic reviewer Gregory Heaney said Nolan and Cooper's return to the group helped "reinvigorat[e] their sound". He called the record "the sophomore album the band never had". Ian Chaddock of Big Cheese said the vocals weren't "as memorable and far less energetic," compared to the band's debut album.

"Debut EP From Welsh Alt-rocking Newcomers". p. 49 and Big Cheese magazines. Xtaster noted 'If they continue to build on their promising beginnings, Cuba Cuba stand every chance of being the latest Welsh export.' In 2010 their music video for track 'Icarus' reached No.4 in the Lava TV Top 20 Chart and No.5 in the Lava TV most requested chart.

Cooking Simulator is a simulation cooking game developed by Polish team Big Cheese Studio and published by PlayWay S.A. on June 6, 2019 for Microsoft Windows . A Nintendo Switch edition was released on May 14, 2020, which was published on the system by Forever Entertainment. A mobile port is available in a few countries, and worldwide release is available for pre register by PlayWay S.A.

WBCV(107.9 FM, "The Big Cheese") is a radio station broadcasting a rock hits format. Licensed to Wausau, Wisconsin, United States, the station serves the Wausau-Stevens Point area. The station is currently owned by NRG Media, LLC. Its 100,000 watt signal can be heard as far west as Eau Claire, as far south as Portage, as far east as Brillion and Green Bay.

Once they are at the resort, they meet up with Jeffrey's big cheese client, Bernard Ornay and his mistress Monica Bloom. Ornay also becomes attracted to Phyllis which causes a rift with Jeffrey. Jeffrey and Phyllis look likely to sleep together in her room, but Jeffrey terminates contact after Phyllis responds flirtatiously when Ornay knocks on her door. They leave the resort the next morning.

We're letting everyone know what we're here to stay. We're 'Restoring Force'." The cover of the album, a sea shell, is a visual representation of the return to equilibrium. In an interview for Big Cheese magazine, drummer Valentino Arteaga explains "One of the main symbolic reasons for having the shell [on the artwork] came from the idea of the Restoring Force helping regain the balance in a human.

'Relaxed Muscle' by Jim Connolly. Having seen Connolly's designs for the Ape Drape Escape, The Barbs commissioned him to work on two singles and an album cover. Their single 'Massive Crush' reached No. 1 in the Philippines music chart in late 2004.'the Barbs' Wikipedia article In September 2004 Big Cheese Magazine (in issue 55) featured an article about the relationship between the Barb's music and Jim Connolly's artwork.

In 2015, she started hosting a show on the internet radio station, TotalRock. She was also a presenter for MineCon 2015. As well as presenting, she also contributes articles to magazines and newspapers such as GamesMaster, Tuned, Big Cheese and the Sunday Telegraph. In 2016 she became BBC Radio 1's gaming presenter where she makes a monthly gaming show for BBC iPlayer and features on other radio shows talking about video games.

The series is set in Little Tokyo, a mechanical city which fuses feudal Japanese culture with contemporary culture, and is populated by cybernetic anthropomorphic animals. The city is nominally led by Emperor Fred, a doddering eccentric. The city's actual leadership lies in the hands of the city council and the emperor's daughter, Princess Violet. The council is headed by ambitious Prime Minister Seymour "The Big" Cheese, a rat who constantly plots to overthrow the Emperor.

Peter is reluctant, but Lois convinces him to go. At the parlor, Peter discovers that Joe is called "The Big Cheese" due to being the popular player there. Peter is not having fun, but to his surprise, he wins the first game. Peter's winning goes to his head, and he gets competitive while wearing clothing that makes him look high and mighty, eventually becoming the new Bingo Captain, much to Joe's dismay.

Shortly afterwards, Lightyear performed a final 'friends & family only' gig at The Victoria Inn, Derby. Subsequent one-off shows took place in Derby at the Assembly Rooms (November 2007) and The Venue (October 2009). In March 2012, it was announced across social networking sites that Lightyear were going to reform for a six- show mini-tour, sponsored by Big Cheese magazine. In the same year Banquet Records reissued both albums on vinyl.

The band spent a lot of 2009 supporting the EP. Partway through the touring cycle for the EP, the band had several line-up changes, eventually leaving them with only vocalist/guitarist Mike Duce and guitarist Ben Sansom. Big Cheese magazine called the band "pissed off [and] energetic" while they "channel[ed] the dirty chugging riffs of Southern rock". They claimed that "Rock 'n roll-infused post-hardcore just got some new superheroes."Sharples ed.

Singer and humorist Efim Shifrin was invited to play the teacher. Series expected in 2017 were Zhora Kryzhovnikov's Phone DiCaprio, The Cultural Year with Fyodor Bondarchuk, Home Confinement with Pavel Derevyanko, Polar-17 with Mikhail Porechenkov and Alexander Bashirov, The Mounted Police with Arthur Smolyaninov, Big Cheese with Roman Popov, and The Light from Another World. TNT also planned to premiere Bonus, a rap musical by Valeriya Gai Germanika. Other programs were Bitva extrasensov, Dances, Bachelor and Dom-2.

After a bittersweet victory, Amanda is now the "big cheese" - whether The Circuit staffers like it or not. And since Amanda's peers spent the summer avoiding her, it seems like they are leaning more towards "not." But Amanda, after taking their often harsh criticism to heart, is now determined to "kill 'em with kindness." She kicks off the year with a brand new look and an old- fashioned ice cream social to bring the staff together.

Cathedral City is produced from a twenty five year old recipe at Davidstow in Cornwall, which has neither city status, nor a cathedral. However, the brand's original owners, Mendip Foods, were based in the cathedral city of Wells in Somerset. Dairy Crest bought the brand from Mendip Foods Ltd in 1995. Dairy Crest announced an integrated marketing campaign designed to drive growth for Cathedral City in October 2007, which it has called The Big Cheese Tease.

Despite not actually having seen the play, and without the term 'climate change' ever being discussed or referred to in the play, BBC Radio in Yorkshire hosted a debate featuring both Davies and Red Ladder's Artistic Director Rod Dixon. The follow up production in the 'FutureDesh' project was Sudha Bhuchar's 'Small Fish Big Cheese' and was staged at the Unicorn Theatre in January 2012. Peshkar was awarded Arts Council National Portfolio status for the period 2012-2015.

A Sergeant Bash pitstop kit was prototyped but never released. Minibots were a series of small die-cast replica robots. The range included all of the Series 4, 5 and Extreme 1 House Robots along with competitor robots Chaos 2, Dominator 2, Firestorm III, Gemini, Hypno-Disc, Mega Morg, Panic Attack, Plunderbird 5, Pussycat, Razer, Suicidal Tendencies, Tornado, Wheely Big Cheese, Wild Thing and X-Terminator 2. They had an interactive replica arena and two additional playsets.

In June 2007, The Complete First Series was released alongside lead single, "Directors Cut", to critical acclaim from Kerrang!, Rock Sound, and Big Cheese magazines along with support from BBC Radio, XFM and Kerrang! Radio. In August the video for the band's second single, "Forget His Facade", reached the number 2 spot on both the MTV2 Rock Chart and the Red Button Chart, whilst the band played at the Kerrang! awards show with Funeral for a Friend.

The North Stands for Nothing is the third EP by British metalcore band While She Sleeps. The band recorded the album in a home studio between January and April 2010. It was released by Smalltown Records on 26 July 2010, before later being released as a deluxe edition by Good Fight Music, featuring the single "Be(lie)ve" as a bonus track. It received generally favourable reviews, with Big Cheese reviewer Lais Martins Waring championing the band as "very promising".

On 8 February 2018, they released their second EP The Best through La Vida Es Un Mus and Painkiller Records. In September 2018, they played on the Saturday of Ready Festival, followed by playing a free show at London's Dr. Martens store with Higher Power and Stages in Faith. In April 2018, they played Damaged City Festival 2018. The played their final show at Damage is Done festival on 22 November 2019, with The Flex, Payday, Ekulu and Big Cheese.

Samuel Jason "Sam" Fell (born 22 November 1965 in Isle of Sheppey, Kent) is a British film director, screenwriter, voice actor and animator. Sam started his career as director on the short film The Big Cheese for 3 Peach Animation. He then joined Aardman Animations and worked on projects like Pop, Peter Lord's Oscar-nominated short film Wat's Pig, as well as Rex the Runt, before directing the 2002 project Chump. He also developed a children's TV series called Rabbits!.

" He stated that, while the release is a good one, "unfortunately, a 'good' record just isn't good enough anymore." Paul Hagen of Big Cheese noted that the album "sounds like a band revitalised." He gave Hudson and Sapone credit "for ensuring the album has the sufficient dynamism without becoming smothered in over-production." DIY Sarah Jamieson said there were "Big rock songs [that] resound" and that the group's "take on life feels a little more grounded, a little more mature.

"This band rocks harder than a Whitesnake roadie at a venom concert" - Big Cheese "The aural equivalent of being punched in the face only for your attacker to offer to kiss the bruising better" - Kerrang! "This was another winning set from the Hurt Process lads, who it must be said are going from strength to strength. They were the act of the night and they provoked the best, if somewhat chaotic, reaction from the exuberant crowd." - BBC review of a live show.

They are currently signed to Blackbird / Affection London / Musicast and are managed by Yamani 'Momo' Dazi (who previously co-founded the label Big Cheese Records). The formation released the EP Ideal Roommates in 2009 and were invited later that year to the prestigious Transmusicales Festival in Rennes. In 2010, the band received the first 'Prix Chorus' (Chorus Award) out of 600 possible candidates. Elephanz's first album, Time for a Change, was released in 2013 with a Deluxe version published in 2014.

The Big Cheese Festival is a festival dedicated to Caerphilly cheese and events are organised around this theme. The festival is notable for being a major event in the town of Caerphilly, attracting up to 80,000 visitors over three days. The event is also notable for being the only dedicated cheese festival in Wales. Caerphilly Castle aerial view The festival is held in and around Caerphilly Castle which is the largest castle in Wales and one of the largest in Europe.

In support of the album Heights completed a number of tours and festival appearances including their second appearance on the Red Bull Stage at Download Festival 2011. The end of 2011 saw Heights tour alongside Architects, Deaf Havana and Tek One on their most diverse and biggest tour to date. At the end of 2011 Dead Ends was listed in the top 100 albums of the year by Big Cheese magazine, and also noted as Kerrang! editor James McMahon's 10th favourite album of the year.

Despite the timing of Willoughby's departure, the band decided to release two music videos from the album, "The Days I'm Gone" and "Burnt to Ashes". "The Days I'm Gone" The band were given their own one-hour Take-Over episode programme to choose and play their favourite music videos. The album artwork was also voted number 18 by Kerrang Radio as best album cover. Over the following months, the band continued to be featured in UK music magazines, including Metal Hammer, Big Cheese, Terrorizer and Kerrang!.

Hypno-Disc then sat and witnessed the demise of Wheely Big Cheese and Ming 3, as both were sent down the pit by the house robots before cease was called. Despite this promising start to the series, Hypno-Disc struggled to make much of an impression in Extreme. For reaching two previous Grand Finals, Hypno-Disc was entered into the All-Star Tournament in the first series of Extreme. In its first round battle, Hypno-Disc was placed up against Behemoth, and it was favoured to win.

He posted on ET under the username "Tampa" and his journal titled "Short Skirt Trades" would go on to become one of the most popular journals on the site. The journal retained Lassiter's wit, wordplay, and love of playing with his audience. Between 2004 and early 2005, Lassiter also maintained a trading blog (now deleted) under the alias of "The Big Cheese" (a nickname he'd been given as station manager in Utica). By 2005, Lassiter was largely confined to his home in the Tampa Bay area.

Once again, the album received positive reviews from popular music magazines, including an 8/10 rating from Metal Hammer, a 4/5 rating from Kerrang, and a 5/5 rating from Big Cheese. They headlined the stage at the PhoenixFest on the Saturday 28 August 2009. They widely received positive views for their performance. The band decided to break up in October 2009 due to many members of the band being unable to commit themselves to an extensive touring schedule due to employment, education, and financial commitments.

He also toured in Europe with 19-t records (Japan) and U.K. based breakcore label Adaadat. After his music started to incorporate the electric guitar more frequently Miki expanded the band by the addition of Tomi on guitar and Agaskodo Teliverek was born. The self-titled debut album was released on Adaadat records in October 2006 with guest performances by Man From Uranus, David Firth, Amit Lissack, The Rebel, Mc Big Cheese and Max Tundra. The album cover and inlay features deranged looking fat cats painted by Miki Kemecsi.

In 2006 they signed to the Wipe Out Music publishing company, (who now publish the drummerless duo Sleaford Mods). The band toured Europe and played in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Slovakia (where they were featured on the National Television News), Belfast and on 31 October 2005 in Dublin where they performed at Tower Records and Whelan's (music venue). The single Hammer Horror Glamour (2005 from the Memphisto album) was featured on several cover-mount CDs including Big Cheese magazine (UK) and Zillo (Germany). The Memphisto album became available on iTunes in September 2006.

Damnesia was released to mostly positive reviews. AbsolutePunk gave it a rating of 7.5/10, stating that "Damnesia satiates the appetite fans have for new material, while proving that an old band can still do new tricks.". Big Cheese gave it a rating of 8/10, stating that the album took a "mellower approach" than the band's previous effort. However, Allmusic gave it 3/5, whilst Blare Magazine also gave it the same score, saying that "there’s the odd inclusion where those old breakup lyrics, slowed down to unplugged- tempo, don’t have the same ring".

The town has hosted two food fairs, the Caerphilly Food Festival, which is held on the streets of the town, and the Big Cheese Festival, which has been held in and around Caerphilly Castle every summer since 1998. Visitor numbers reached 80,000 in 2012. The event includes a wide variety of cheese stalls as well as a funfair, fireworks and a cheese race around the castle. Plaque on Caerphilly Common Looking north-west from the top of Caerphilly Common towards Mynydd Meio ST1188 It hosts a fundraising musical event called Megaday.

" The Boston Phoenix Michael Christopher found it a "transitional album, though such efforts rarely bode as well for the future as this does." Big Cheese reviewer Rob Mair said the band stuck to the "tried and tested", but "succeed in pushing the boundaries at the edges," instead of a completely revamping their sound. Punknews.org staff member Sloane Daley called it "a pretty damn good pop rock record", though felt it lacked decent lyrics. He applauded the group for "creating such a listenable album so soon after dropping the lead balloon that Hold Me Down was.

This was their most successful tour to date with several shows selling out. Due to a busy release schedule, In At the Deep End Records finally released "600 miles from..." in October 2005. Although Hitechjet were known for their "genre hopping" style, '600 miles from...' explored new areas for Hitechjet with elements of post rock, electronica and post punk and contained heavy use of samples. The album was greeted with more critical acclaim receiving 8/10 in Rock Sound, 5/5 Big Cheese, 5/5 Zero Magazine, 4.5/5 Punktastic.

After the winner was announced, it was revealed that both finalists got their own miniseries on Food Network; Caretta Siciliano got 'Vinny & Ma Eat America' and Grilled Cheese All-Stars got 'Big Cheese'. Challenge: While their trucks were transported, the teams had to sell hot dogs out of carts in San Pedro for about two hours. The team who made the most money selling hot dogs were taken to Catalina Island by helicopter, earning them an hour head start, while the other team had to travel by boat. The Grilled Cheese All-Stars won.

Critical response to Opposites has been mostly positive. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream music critics, the album received an average score of 68, based on 16 reviews, which indicates "generally favourable reviews." Clash magazine awarded the album a perfect ten out of ten score and praised its "blend of hard rock, progressive invention and beautiful serenity", declaring the record "as complete a work as you are likely to hear all year." Big Cheese writer Ian Chaddock also awarded the album a perfect score of five stars.

Hall appeared on the May 3, 2009, cover of the Washington Post Magazine, on a feature called "Fit for Fame", about still exercising while being famous. She portrayed a version of herself named "Spaghetti Scientist Carla Hall" in the BoJack Horseman episode "That Went Well". She voiced Mpishi the harrier hawk in a season 2 episode of Disney Junior's The Lion Guard titled "Ono and the Egg". She also voiced the president in Season 1, Episode 5, titled "A Grilled Cheese for the Big Cheese!" from Nickelodeon's animated series Butterbean's Café.

Detective Steve Marsh and Detective Bradley investigate Sean's murder and discover evidence that Sean was running drugs for dealer Big Cheese. Determined to solve Sean's murder, Astrid, Sean's ex-girlfriend, asks Perfect Pizza owner Jack for her old job back. Jack sends out Astrid along with other Perfect Pizza employees Thomas "Scooter" Martinez, Heather, and Joe, the latter of whom is a ghost. Sadie's research into the murder case leads her to a previous string of murders when the Perfect Pizza Place used to be Yummy Yummy Chinese Cuisine.

" Evan Lucy of Billboard also wrote a favorable review, saying, "Although the new set may lack the wide-eyed naiveté that made the group's past efforts so endearing, the newfound maturity makes for a compelling set of songs." Big Cheese magazine awarded a maximum 5 star rating and Cathy Reay wrote, "Brand New Eyes is a huge milestone for an intelligent, honest young band that deserve far more mainstream recognition than they get." Alternative Press awarded the album 4.5/5 and Scott Heisel praised the improvement of the album over its predecessor; "Riot! was ridiculously top-loaded, with an unmemorable second half.

Logo used as "The Big Cheese". The station originally aired an Adult Contemporary format. When it was purchased by Midwest Family Communications that owned WIAL and WEAQ, it switched to an oldies format, becoming "Oldies 92.9" on January 1, 1993. The station also moved from the near the Menards Shopping Center on the northwest side of Eau Claire to Tower Drive on the northeast side. The station slogan was later changed to "Cool 92.9" WECL, WIAL and WEAQ were sold to Central Communications (consisting of WAXX and WAYY) in 1996, and moved into the Central studios in Altoona, Wisconsin.

The 2012 album Shattered Dreams Parkway again received critical acclaim from the likes of Louder Than War, Big Cheese, Leeds music Scene, Lights Go Out Fanzine, among others. The album has been collectively released by TNSrecords, Boss Tuneage records, Pumpkin Records, 5FeetUnder Records, DeadLamb Records, and Entes Anomicos. The band has supported established acts such as Bad Religion, Discharge, NoMeansNo, Smoke or Fire, Slaves (UK Band) and The Briefs. they have played gigs in the UK, Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark, Belgium, France, Poland and The Czech Republic and, as of May 2016, have played nearly 500 shows.

Ian Watkin (25 January 1940 – 18 May 2016) was a New Zealand actor known for the films Braindead and Sleeping Dogs. Watkin grew up in Greymouth, and started his career in theatre and radio plays, and working as a magazine editor before emigrating to Australia in 1999 where he continued to appear in numerous television and theatre roles and also became a wine broker. He was also known as Mr. Big Cheese due to a television commercial in which he appeared. After having appeared in Pukemanu, he featured in an episode of Ngaio Marsh Theatre in 1977.

"Davies, Phil. Big Cheese magazine issue 139, p15, November 2011 Sludgefactory gave the album 10/10 and opened its review, "If you like heavy, down-and-dirty, balls out rock 'n’ roll then stop reading this review and go buy this album, simple as that. Okay, I guess I can tell you why you should get this album but you are just wasting precious minutes you could be spending listening to this incredible debut album by the UK's TURBOWOLF", adding, "I could go on and on about this album but you really have to hear it to believe it. The only downside to this CD is that it ends.

Lovetone was a manufacturer of analog effect pedals in England in the 1990s and 2000s. The effects were created by Vlad Naslas and Daniel Coggins, and their pedals were noted for their tongue-in-cheek names like the "Big Cheese" and the "Ring Stinger". Most Lovetone effects replicate a popular vintage analog effect in part, but usually implement the effect in ways not previously seen in smaller so-called "stompbox" effects units. Many Lovetone units are noted for the ability to control multiple parameters of the effect through the use of low frequency oscillators (LFOs), expression pedals, or control voltage (CV)—features more commonly found in analog synthesizers and synthesizer modules.

Fighting Fiction were an English punk rock band based for most of their career in Brighton, England, driven by core members Jacob Glew and Andrew Cooke. The band received notable attention from Mike Davies (BBC Radio 1's Punk Show) and Tom Robinson (BBC Radio 6 Music) at BBC Radio, BBC Introducing, Rocksound and Big Cheese Magazine after the release of their first EP A Lesser Of Two Evils (2009), and continued to gain positive media reception beyond the release of their debut self-titled album in 2012. Fighting Fiction released their two albums on Xtra Mile Records, whose roster includes Against Me!, Frank Turner and Sonic Boom Six.

While originally a rap/metal project, The Browning now plays what can be described as a combination of extreme metal with strong electronic characteristics.Springorum, Bjorn (2011) "The Browning", Metal Hammer (German edition), December 2011MacBride, Lee (2011) "The Browning: Fire Starters", Terrorizer, December 2011 Their electronic side incorporates hardstyle, trance, electronica, and dubstep, while their metal side incorporates metalcore, deathcore elements.Owen, Rachel (2011) "The Browning Burn This World", Big Cheese, November 2011Garwood, Russell (2011) "Noah Robertson On the Rack", Zero Tolerance, November 2011, pp. 94-95 Their signature style is a hybrid of double-bass drumming, 808's, and chugging; creating a solid, pounding rhythm layered with electronics.

Brien attempted to sell WNVY in 1984 to John Walker, Rosemarie Peterson and Steven G. Prickett for $250,000. The sale never closed, and Brien instead divested the station the next year in a three-way transaction. On July 18, 1985, 1230 kHz became the new home of WBOP, an urban outlet which at 980 kHz had been broadcasting since 1956; the 980 frequency was then sold and became WCHZ, "The Big Cheese", utilizing the former WNVY studios and some equipment. WBOP, along with sister station WTKX-FM 101.5, was sold when Holt Communications purchased six stations from the Rodens for $10.5 million in 1986.

Chaos 2 is a combat robot from the UK Television Series Robot Wars, designed and built by self-employed mechanic George Francis, from Ipswich, and operated by Team Chaos. Twice winner of the UK Robot Wars Championship and the only robot with that distinction, it was the first robot to use its flipper to throw its opponents out of the arena altogether. This machine was also the first to defeat Hypno-Disc in Series 3. Its flipper is commonly considered to be one of the most powerful in Robot Wars, although it is not as powerful as the catapult-style flipper of Wheely Big Cheese.

A Sir Killalot toy Pullback and friction toys were made of all the House Robots, with the exception of Cassius Chrome as the toys from Logistix Kids had stopped production when it was introduced for The Seventh Wars and the toys would have resumed production by Series 8, 9 or 10 but this did not happen until Hexbug did so rather late in 2018. There were also pullback and ripcord toys of Chaos 2, Dantomkia, Firestorm, Hypno-Disc, Panic Attack, Pussycat, Razer, Stinger, Tornado, Wheely Big Cheese and X-Terminator 2. Each came with an accessory. There were remote controlled versions of Shunt, Matilda, Sir Killalot and Growler.

In these early years the band produced three demos Never Unknown, Bring It On, and Should Have Guessed. The band honed their sound as they introduced a brass section into the proceedings and in 2001 recorded their demo Misuse Of Control. The band’s evolution took them into the altogether harder territory of ska-core pioneered by underground legends like CapDown & Link 80. The band went straight out on the road with Asian Man Records' MU330 on a mammoth UK trek. It wasn’t long after that the band came to the attention of the Big Cheese Magazine offshoot Deck Cheese Records & they joined to their roster in the summer of 2002.

Following the vote, Pagé said that Canadians could no longer live happily together and that sovereignty-association could be an interesting concept for Quebec's future."Political fog suits Bourassa just fine," Toronto Star, 3 November 1992, A21; Robert McKenzie, "Quebec cabinet retreat to ponder unity options," Toronto Star, 5 November 1992, A14. (Several years later, Pagé said that he made these comments in the emotion of the moment and that they were not representative of his beliefs.)"Ex-minister is new big cheese: Page takes on top dairy job," Montreal Gazette, 21 March 2001, A6. He resigned from cabinet in October 1992 and formally resigned from the legislature a month later.

Harry Wicks described Fitzgerald in his book Keeping My Head: > …fearless in debate, he was so confident in his own party case that he would > take on anyone, be they small fry or big cheese. His style as debater was to > treat his opponent, from whatever party—Tory, Liberal, Labour, ILP or > Communist—as the exponent of the policy of their party. He invariably knew > more about the programme and published material of his opponents’ party than > did his actual adversary. To get to grips, not with a brilliant speech but > with the written word, was his method, the apt quotation to clinch an > argument.

During 1991-1992, Lane competed in multiple independent wrestling organizations, including the Tri State Wrestling Alliance, the Global Wrestling Federation (GWF), the WWA, South Atlantic Pro Wrestling (SAPW), the AWF, the VWA, and the IWA. During his stay in the GWF he wrestled and lost to The Patriot in matches for the TV and North American heavyweight titles. During his stay in the AWF, Stan Lane competed against Paul Orndorff in the heavyweight title tournament, but lost in the final match, but Lane later won the title. Lane also held the tag team title with Jeff Collette in the VWA, and was managed by The Big Cheese during his time in the IWA.

Big Cheese magazine gave Selfhood 4/5 stars and declared it "a classic before its time and another winner", while Alternative Press magazine, which also gave Selfhood 4/5 stars, praised Sharks' "skill with their classic source material" and called the album "a time capsule for musical Anglophiles of the '70s and '80s - and a virtual primer for anyone who missed them." Kerrang! magazine, on the other hand, while still giving the album 3/5 stars, thought that Selfhood was "a slow burn affairs, rather than a petrol bomb through the window, but there's still fire here." Moreover, with this latest album Sharks had moved "squarely into indie-rock territory - more The Smiths than Strummer's gang [The Clash]".

The band released their debut album We Rise during January 2010, receiving encouraging reviews from magazines including Kerrang!, Metal Hammer and Big Cheese, as well as a number of British and other European online websites. The album's opening track, "Anxiety of an Obsession", was also released as the band's first official music video; the video was directed by David Kenny of Genertik Productions. To promote the album the band embarked on tour throughout the UK and Europe with label mates, the band Bleed from Within and the death-metal band Trigger the Bloodshed on Trigger the Bloodshed's Degenerate tour, culminating with the band's debut appearance at the 2010 Download Festival, held in Donington Park, Leicestershire.

Big Cheese magazine gave Selfhood 4/5 stars and declared it "a classic before its time and another winner", while Alternative Press magazine, which also gave Selfhood 4/5 stars, praised Sharks' "skill with their classic source material" and called the album "a time capsule for musical Anglophiles of the '70s and '80s - and a virtual primer for anyone who missed them." Kerrang! magazine, on the other hand, while still giving the album 3/5 stars, thought that Selfhood was "a slow burn affairs, rather than a petrol bomb through the window, but there's still fire here." The album was promoted via a headline tour of the UK from 29 April to 13 May 2013.

Davey Suicide is an American rock singer and eponymous band. They are based in Hollywood, California, United States. The group, formed in 2010, is known for their personas, avant-garde lyrics, stage antics, and big rock anthems. Davey Suicide's first recordings gained attention from Century Media, Standby Records, and Rob McDermott (former Linkin Park manager) after playing Chain Reaction in October 2011. Davey Suicide signed a recording contract with Standby Records in 2012 and was recognized on Alternative Press's list of “100 Bands You Need to know,” Kerrang Magazine’s “50 Greatest Rockstars in the World”, Big Cheese “Introducing” and Revolver Magazine’s “Ones to Watch.” Davey Suicide is currently signed to Out of Line Music.

The festival focuses on food and drink with street food vendors, a lounge bar area, food halls and live cookery demonstrations by chefs. The food halls contain stalls from local and regional Welsh food and drink producers with an emphasis on Welsh cuisine. There is also a cheese market with cheese makers from Wales and the rest of the UK. The festival has previously included a Big Cheese Race, a funfair, firework displays, music and other forms of entertainment, including talks, demonstrations, educational activities, and activities for children. Medieval re-enactments are held in the castle grounds, these include battles and displays, and a programme of events is held in the castle's Great Hall.

At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, There Is a Hell... received an average score of 80 based on nine reviews, which indicates "favorable reviews". Reviewers praised the album for its combination of Sykes' cathartic and introspective lyrics, and its string section. Big Cheese noted the variety on the album and said it crossed " ... the youthful energy and passion of 2006's Count Your Blessings, the rawness and anthemic nature of 2008's Suicide Season and with more experimentation and savageness than ever before, this is the sound of Bring Me the Horizon going for the throat". The British publication Rock Sound gave the album significant critical acclaim.

In 1997, the stereo "Wobulator" was introduced after an abortive first attempt in 1996 that was never manufactured as it alarmed Coggins who had been testing it using headphones: the released version was deemed to sound 'easier on the brain'. In 1998, the "Ring Stinger" (Ring Modulator/Octave Fuzz) was designed and released in early 1999 along with the Cheese Source (a combination of the Big Cheese and Brown Source) and an updated Mk 2 version of the Doppelganger, which added a few extra features to the earlier design. Power supply connectors were changed around this time from the old-fashioned mini-jack to the more commonplace DC dual concentric barrel variety. Production was generally inconsistent, so after a given pedal's initial run, it might become unavailable for a period of time.

During his 2011 tour in support of Mirror Traffic he played a Guild S-100. He has also played a Danelectro Silvertone (Sears model dating to 1962 or 1963) for one- off solo shows. Typically, he uses an Orange Retro 50 head through a 1970s Marshall 4x12 cabinet when playing live, though he has used various other Orange, Marshall and Fender amps, including a vintage Silverface Twin Reverb during the early Pavement years, an Orange OR120 during later Pavement years, and a single channel Orange AD30 with the Jicks. Malkmus's other confirmed (though not constant) gear includes: Z.Vex Fuzz Factory, Diamond J-Drive, Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler, T-Rex Replica, Lovetone Big Cheese, Lovetone Meatball, BOSS TU-2, DigiTech Whammy, Crowther HotCake, Kaisser Instruments Reamer and Pro Co RAT.

In the prologue, entitled The Past, we are introduced to the three sisters-oldest to youngest: Jojo, a professor who is utterly captivated by her over-seas lover Brecht; Jayne, the systematic big cheese over at Bay Street and the closeted lesbian; and finally Jelly, the self-supporting artist who has a great love for peanut-butter(hence her name being Jelly). We are also introduced to the Torture Dress and the pearls (which are fake). Both of these objects were former possessions of their mother(who was not really their mother at all). Normally played with when the girls played dress up or tea party, she accidentally spilled tea on them when they were little and they have since banned her from ever having a tea party again.

The sale of Lovetone pedals began in 1995. The company ethos, design goals and work was initially shared between the two co-founders, but with Coggins almost solely responsible for the circuit designs and electronics manufacture and with Naslas doing the casework, graphics and sales. The four earliest designs were the "Meatball" (Envelope Filter, May 1995), "Doppelganger" (Phaser/Vibrato, September 1995), "Big Cheese" (Fuzz/Distortion, Summer 1995) and "Brown Source" (Overdrive, Summer 1995); the latter two units were made in a smaller- format housing until later reissued together in 1999 as the two-in-one "Cheese Source" (the world's first stereo-wireable fuzz box?) in the larger-format Lovetone enclosure. A simple black plasticised aluminium sheet pedalboard with cables, power supply and a "Cripple Creek Case Co." bespoke flight case were sometimes issued as extras to this "classic" four-pedal "rig".

The Ratatouille Big Cheese Tour began on May 11, 2007, with cooking demonstrations and a film preview. Voice actor Lou Romano attended the San Francisco leg of the tour for autograph signings. The front label of the planned Ratatouille wine to have been promoted by Disney, Pixar, and Costco, and subsequently pulled for its use of a cartoon character Disney and Pixar were working to bring a French-produced Ratatouille-branded wine to Costco stores in August 2007, but abandoned plans because of complaints from the California Wine Institute, citing standards in labelling that restrict the use of cartoon characters to avoid attracting under-age drinkers. In the United Kingdom, in place of releasing a theatrical trailer, a commercial featuring Remy and Emile was released in cinemas before its release to discourage obtaining unlicensed copies of films.

Songs from the album received regular play on the Mike Davies Show and were played on the Steve Lamacq Show, and the band recorded a session at Maida Vale Studios for the BBC Radio 1 Punk Show in late 2007. Their songs also appeared on several cover CDs for Big Cheese Magazine. In September 2007 Random Hand signed to independent music publisher Bomber Music 2008 started with the band's first headline tour of the UK, with 20 dates across the UK. The band then joined Voodoo Glow Skulls on their 2008 west coast United States tour. 2008 also saw performances at several festivals in the UK, in April at City Invasion in Bolton and London, and at the end of May as part of their tour with Sonic Boom Six and Big D and the Kids Table, and at Dunk Fest, Strummercamp and in August at Rebellion.

In its first year, in November 2011, Robb was voted to win the UK Association of Independent Music "Indie Champion" award. Louder Than War created the record label Louder Than War Records in 2014, to act as a platform for bands and artists to reach a wider audience; the first release being Evil Blizzard 'The Dangers Remixes', a 300 copy CD only release without a catalogue number, each being hand numbered; the 8 track releases being a remix of the at that point still to be released Evil Blizzard debut 'The Dangers of Evil Blizzard' (LOUD001). The label has since gone on to release material by King Champion Sounds, Faerground Accidents, The Nightingales, Super Besses, Get Your Gun, and The Membranes. In August 2015, Louder Than War announced they were also creating a print/magazine The first issue of Louder Than War magazine was published by Big Cheese Publishing Ltd in autumn 2015 and followed a similar style and format to the website.

After a successful college career as an educator and coach, Breen went into the professional ranks with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League (NFL) as director of player personnel in 1957.Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "Years ago, Wisconsin was truly the 'Big Cheese'", Cliff Christl, July 29, 2000 He was later the first person hired by the Houston Oilers in 1960 as director of player personnel and was named general manager in 1971 and he held that position until his retirement in 1973."Oilers Promote John Breen" Washington Post May 6, 1971Tennessee Titans Online History: 1970's Breen was instrumental in the building of the OilersGoing Long: The first oral history of the AFL--from the men who made it happen by Jeff Miller, Published by McGraw-Hill Professional, 2003, , and the American Football League (AFL) itself by being in charge of the league's first draft of players.The Making of the Super Bowl by Don Weiss and Chuck Day, Published by McGraw-Hill Professional, 2003 , He is credited with recruiting veteran players George Blanda, John Carson, and Willard Dewveall along with first-year players Billy Cannon, Dan Lanphear, and Charley Hennigan.