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Danny Lilker : Bass Chris Reifert : Drums/Vocals Frank Pucci AKA Killjoy : Vocals Danny Coralles : Guitar Clint Bower : Guitar can you see the end the writings on the wall a message in blood a final deathcall like the fatal sting poison in my veins preparing for war unleashing reprised hate an excuse to kill don't need a better reason a pleasure in itself a fertile dying season i breathe famon and breed disease a living plague i sow the seed i plant the living and harvest the dead graveyards to be filled apocalypse today bloodletting is at hand i see bodies burn i smell the stench of doom young and old in pieces nothing but a tomb. + Informações

Bound In Human Flesh at Moncton Metal Massacre in Nov 2004. + Informações

Thirteenth musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit .... + Informações

Beautiful New Orleans cemeteries. My first video, and it came out damn good. Music by: System of a Down, Lonely Day. + Informações

Dr. Mai thanh Truy?t - 1000 Years of Thang Long: The True Nature of Education in Vietnam. "The history of mankind is the history of class struggle," said Marx and Engels in the Communist Manifesto of 1848. Thereafter, Lenin launched the proletarian revolution in Russia, and Communism turned especially bloody under Stalin when he instituted the socalled "dictatorship of the proletariat" in 1924 that subsequently spread to many nations on earth. Contributing to this murderous regime in Asia Mao Zedong, Kim Il-sung, Ho Chi Minh and Pol Pot all have their shares in the genocide of their own peoples. In the field of education, the Communist Party of Vietnam has despite the names that it goes by denied the enormous contributions of innumerable famous educators, scholars and scientists such as Petrus Ky, Huynh Tinh Cua, Pasteur, Yersin, Nguyen Van Vinh, Tran Trong Kim, Pham Quynh, Duong Quang Ham... They not only slandered them, vilified them, even had them murdered. Then under the guise of Fighting Colonialism and Rejecting Feudalism, or under the banner of the Land Reform, the CPV practically eliminated the whole intelligentsia of Vietnam to set up its proletarian dictatorship, which is none other than the policy of impoverishing the people and keep them ignorant so that they can be easy to rule. From its very first days in 1946, Vietnamese communist education has seen Tran Huy Lieu, then Minister of Propaganda and Agitation, invent the "Le Van Tam torch boy" story, the writer .... + Informações

my entry for the city starz contest. i have no cam, so I can't make a video. hope you guys enjoy it. let me know what you think. ---- This better not just be a soiree of who can use the most cliches If so is tearing the beat indecently this recently really the way? No? Sorry to hear it cause that's what I'm gonna do anyway With exceedingly obscene stanzas leading the purest of minds astray I've got an idea, I'll just impress them all with my vocabulary The immaculate conception of my verse's supplanting the faith of a missionary And so the time's arrived for me to go on a killing spree I'm flowing like helium-3 assassinating all of the bitter MC's Screaming like banshees while I'm smashing skulls in with witty bars Will city stars disqualify me for being better than they are? That was just a joke now I hope they don't take that facetious line to heart Understand that I got "passions of the soul" like the works of Rene Descartes If Asher Roth is sick then we need to step up the game's immunity Bury him in a place where only the bourgeoisie will be singing his eulogy The rest of the true players will be busy answering prayers Making friends with rapping acolytes and then with the rhyming soothsayers. + Informações

Writer Tr?n Phong V? - 1000 Years of Thang Long: The True Nature of Education in Vietnam Part 1. "The history of mankind is the history of class struggle," said Marx and Engels in the Communist Manifesto of 1848. Thereafter, Lenin launched the proletarian revolution in Russia, and Communism turned especially bloody under Stalin when he instituted the socalled "dictatorship of the proletariat" in 1924 that subsequently spread to many nations on earth. Contributing to this murderous regime in Asia Mao Zedong, Kim Il-sung, Ho Chi Minh and Pol Pot all have their shares in the genocide of their own peoples. In the field of education, the Communist Party of Vietnam has despite the names that it goes by denied the enormous contributions of innumerable famous educators, scholars and scientists such as Petrus Ky, Huynh Tinh Cua, Pasteur, Yersin, Nguyen Van Vinh, Tran Trong Kim, Pham Quynh, Duong Quang Ham... They not only slandered them, vilified them, even had them murdered. Then under the guise of Fighting Colonialism and Rejecting Feudalism, or under the banner of the Land Reform, the CPV practically eliminated the whole intelligentsia of Vietnam to set up its proletarian dictatorship, which is none other than the policy of impoverishing the people and keep them ignorant so that they can be easy to rule. From its very first days in 1946, Vietnamese communist education has seen Tran Huy Lieu, then Minister of Propaganda and Agitation, invent the "Le Van Tam torch boy" story, the .... + Informações

Funerals in the South We didn't sing "My Old Kentucky Home" or "Dixie," but we might as well have. Without fail, neighbors poured in with Tupperware-sealed Texas sheet cakes, Jello, to-die-for fried chicken, ham, pecan pie. Grief, it turns out, swallows easier than you might think. I can tell you now the adults scared us, the children, opening their hearts to loss. The scariest of mourners had to be Myrtle, my aunt, a holy-roller fond of saying Satan had her by the throat?she called him Beelzebub, as though a sort of respect or friendship had sprung up. At the eulogy?hellfire and damnation were preached over our dead who, byGod, had to listen?she'd raise a bony arm to signify that the Holy Ghost, "the Spirit," was upon her. Sooner or later, shouting "Je-sus! Je-sus!" until it echoed in the funeral home like a braking train whose wheel-song of descent calls to mind journeys, an end to journeying. If the casket was closed, she'd pound a lid; if it was open, she'd take hold of a hand or trace the rouged-and-powdered contours of a face. Thankfully, she had limits. Mouths were sacrosanct. No smooching the chill lips of the Departed. Which I understood, even then: a body's temperature after embalming isn't a thing to have register at any age. If April is the cruelest month, then it's always April in some part of eastern Kentucky. I wanted to sing: "Weep no more my lady. Oh! Weep no more today!" But I was a kid. I sang what and when I was told. If there's a God, enthroned in .... + Informações

Dr. Mai thanh Truy?t - 1000 Years of Thang Long: The True Nature of Education in Vietnam Part 3. "The history of mankind is the history of class struggle," said Marx and Engels in the Communist Manifesto of 1848. Thereafter, Lenin launched the proletarian revolution in Russia, and Communism turned especially bloody under Stalin when he instituted the socalled "dictatorship of the proletariat" in 1924 that subsequently spread to many nations on earth. Contributing to this murderous regime in Asia Mao Zedong, Kim Il-sung, Ho Chi Minh and Pol Pot all have their shares in the genocide of their own peoples. In the field of education, the Communist Party of Vietnam has despite the names that it goes by denied the enormous contributions of innumerable famous educators, scholars and scientists such as Petrus Ky, Huynh Tinh Cua, Pasteur, Yersin, Nguyen Van Vinh, Tran Trong Kim, Pham Quynh, Duong Quang Ham... They not only slandered them, vilified them, even had them murdered. Then under the guise of Fighting Colonialism and Rejecting Feudalism, or under the banner of the Land Reform, the CPV practically eliminated the whole intelligentsia of Vietnam to set up its proletarian dictatorship, which is none other than the policy of impoverishing the people and keep them ignorant so that they can be easy to rule. From its very first days in 1946, Vietnamese communist education has seen Tran Huy Lieu, then Minister of Propaganda and Agitation, invent the "Le Van Tam torch boy" story, the .... + Informações

Dr. Nguy?n Thanh Liêm - 1000 Years of Thang Long: The True Nature of Education in Vietnam Part 1. "The history of mankind is the history of class struggle," said Marx and Engels in the Communist Manifesto of 1848. Thereafter, Lenin launched the proletarian revolution in Russia, and Communism turned especially bloody under Stalin when he instituted the socalled "dictatorship of the proletariat" in 1924 that subsequently spread to many nations on earth. Contributing to this murderous regime in Asia Mao Zedong, Kim Il-sung, Ho Chi Minh and Pol Pot all have their shares in the genocide of their own peoples. In the field of education, the Communist Party of Vietnam has despite the names that it goes by denied the enormous contributions of innumerable famous educators, scholars and scientists such as Petrus Ky, Huynh Tinh Cua, Pasteur, Yersin, Nguyen Van Vinh, Tran Trong Kim, Pham Quynh, Duong Quang Ham... They not only slandered them, vilified them, even had them murdered. Then under the guise of Fighting Colonialism and Rejecting Feudalism, or under the banner of the Land Reform, the CPV practically eliminated the whole intelligentsia of Vietnam to set up its proletarian dictatorship, which is none other than the policy of impoverishing the people and keep them ignorant so that they can be easy to rule. From its very first days in 1946, Vietnamese communist education has seen Tran Huy Lieu, then Minister of Propaganda and Agitation, invent the "Le Van Tam torch boy" story .... + Informações

Washington is laying anywhere from 14 to 15.5 points. Colorado comes in as a heavy underdog at 1-5. The over/under is set at 58 points. Want to make easy money? Hear the experts' take.. + Informações

Good article on the event here: www.chicagoreader.com Elia clearly regrets his ourburst. "I made some comments that I don't even know how they came out of my mouth, because they were not comments that I normally would make. Never in my wildest dreams did I think somebody would run out of there and put it on the air." 1983 turned out to be Elia's final year as the Cubs' manager. Many have argued that Grobstein's tape sealed upper management's decision to fire Elia. Grobstein heartily disagrees. He commented recently that "the tirade and my tape did not get Lee Elia fired - the team starting to suck again did." Whatever the case, the tirade is now 25 years old, solidly entrenched in the firmament of baseball lore...and is TOTALLY AWESOME. Enjoy.. + Informações

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First musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit to .... + Informações

Seventh musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit to .... + Informações

Third musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit to .... + Informações

Second musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit to .... + Informações

Sixteenth musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit .... + Informações

Fifteenth musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit .... + Informações

Tenth musical number off the "My Fur Lady" original cast soundtrack (Canadian pressing, McGill Recording Service MRS-LPM-5) My Fur Lady is a Canadian musical comedy which met commercial and critical success upon its debut at the annual Red and White Revue at McGill University, Quebec, Montreal on Febuary 7, 1957. It was so popular in Canada that it toured the nation from 1957-58 with a total of 402 performances in 82 centres. Personally, I note this musical for the fact that its writer, Galt MacDermot, would later go on to write the blockbuster 1968 rock musical, "Hair". The show starts off with Mukluko (located near Baffin Island)'s Eskimo citizens celebrating the cash they made by overcharging the constructors of the DEW (distant early warning) line. Their celebration, however, is interrupted by Princess Aurora Borealis (played by Ann Golden), who is searching for a husband in order to keep her country independent from Canada. She is then sent south to find a husband in Canada ("Into a New World"). Upon her arrival in Canada, Princess Aurora meets Rex Hammerstein (played by Jim Hugessen), a reporter for the True Canadian Romances Magazine. When Rex hears that Princess Aurora is an immigrant, he proposes to take her on a national tour. Aurora agrees, knowing that this would be a good way to find a husband, and instructs Rex about how to think like a Canadian citizen would ("Teach Me How to Think Canadian"). The Canadian government tour in Ottawa begins with a visit to .... + Informações