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Early Stag Films (1920s) Young aspiring starlets or contest winners, who felt that Hollywood would be a perfect place for them to be discovered, journeyed there - often ending up stranded and needing assistance to return home, and finding their dreams shattered. Some desperate girls became either high-class whores or resorted to appearing in various stag films to avoid going hungry. |
Early French Adult Films (1920's) The earliest known adult films first began to appear in France in the early part of the century, and then began to flourish in the 1920's. They were known as "risque" or 'stag' films. They were sold on the black market and viewed mostly in private settings. Lesbianism and heterosexual intercourse were the most common subjects (male homosexuality was very rare). |
Way Down East (1920) D. W. Griffith's classic, silent melodramatic film Way Down East (1920) starred Lillian Gish in a vivid portrayal as Anna Moore - a young, fragile and innocent country girl in the big city, an ecstatically-infatuated new bride, a betrayed "wife," a bereaved unwed mother, and a matured woman. In the film's plot, Anna was seduced and exploited by callous city playboy Lennox Sanderson (Lowell Sherman) into a sham marriage and then despoiled - the camera faded to black as they went to the bedroom. The duplicitious scoundrel abandoned her and walked out on her when she became pregnant, and the ruined girl bore a nameless, illegitimate baby (that died shortly after birth). Later, Anna was cast out into a fierce winter blizzard (the film's most famous scene) due to having a child out of wedlock, but was saved from ruin and death by country dweller David Bartlett (Richard Barthelmess). |
The Queen of Sheba (1921) This presumed lost Fox Studios film, an exotic epic by director J. Gordon Edwards, starred Betty Blythe (instead of vamp Theda Bara) as the titular character. Its tagline was: "The Love Romance of the World's Most Beautiful Woman." Only a few provocative still photos remain of the revealingly-dressed actress - usually scantily-clad, thinly-veiled and mostly bare-breasted. |
The Sheik (1921) This was the film with a starring role that brought legendary Latin lover Rudolph Valentino to the attention of screen audiences. He was the first international (and Hollywood) male sex symbol and the biggest star of the silent era. The 'sheik' came to be used in slang, meaning a man who aggressively wooed women. Nowadays, Valentino is best known for his profile on Sheik-brand condom packages. It was a kitschy Arab desert romance melodrama, with the title character - Arab chieftain Sheik Ahmed Ben Hassan, representing seductive passion and forbidden eroticism (often represented by a smile and rolling eyes). He starred opposite free-willed British socialite - Lady Diana Mayo (Agnes Ayers). During their opening conversation in his tent, the Sheik flattered his future conquest: |
Blood and Sand (1922) Valentino continued to woo moviegoers with this 1922 film. He further solidified his heartthrob image as the "Latin lover" in this very popular film. Director Fred Niblo's work also was an anti-bullfighting treatise that condemned the bloody sport, adapted from Vicente Blasco Ibanez' 1908 novel, Sangre y Arena. In this rags-to-riches romance melodrama, Valentino portrayed Spanish matador/toreador Juan Gallardo from Seville in turn-of-the-century Spain. Although he was married to his childhood sweetheart, the beautiful, pious and faithful Carmen (Lila Lee), he was engaged in a torrid affair with a wealthy widow, the aristocratic Marquis' vampish and wicked daughter Dona Sol (Nita Naldi). Pre-Code sado-masochism was evidenced by Dona Sol bit Gallardo's hand during erotic pursuit - similar to the bite of a venomous snake or a real vampire. Tempted and corrupted by fame and by the spell of a female, he strayed, became reckless, and his life spiraled downward. [Nita Naldi was the successor to the first 'vamp' character, Theda Bara.] He was gored during his last bullfight, when Carmen returned and comforted him in a last-minute reconciliation scene, while Dona Sol had deserted him and taken another lover. |
Haxan (Witchcraft Through the Ages) (1922, Denmark) This 8-reel silent Danish production from director Benjamin Christensen (who portrayed the Devil) was essentially an historical, documentary-style, dramatized narrative. The sensationalistic film was banned in some countries and re-edited in others due to its controversial content about medieval witchery and superstition. It surveyed sexually-repressive, misogynistic witch-hunting (the torture and slaughter of innocent women) during the Middle Ages. The film contained occasional glimpses of semi-nudity to titillate audiences with erotically-tinged witch lore. |
Manslaughter (1922) Cecil B. De Mille challenged the limits of screen sexuality in this silent melodrama. As was typical of many of De Mille's films, he would display sensational scenes of debauchery and then punish the perpetrators in order to have them pay for their sins. In this moralizing film, he provided a flashbacked fantasy sequence depicting the decadence and downfall of Ancient Rome with an orgy scene and a lesbian kiss. |
The Ten Commandments (1923) Director Cecil B. DeMille claimed that his films condemned sex and sins of the flesh, although this Biblical tale about Moses contained lots of both. The film was regarded as an allegory of the idolatry of Hollywood (i.e., the worship of false gods) and its controversial behaviors in the early 20s (especially following the Fatty Arbuckle scandal/trial). Sex and debauchery were combined in the scene of the Hebrews worshipping the golden calf. The people engaged in a massive orgy (kissing, licking wine off of a woman's leg/foot, etc.). Their fitting judgment would be punishment when leader Moses' return - their subsequent retribution. |
Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925) There was fleeting nudity in a few of this epic film's amazing two-color Technicolor segments:
Ella Cinders (1926) First National's film Ella Cinders (1926) with Colleen Moore as the title character, dramatized the dilemma (still faced today) of young starlets coming to Hollywood with high dreams and hopes - only to be dashed shortly thereafter. Publicity for the film was launched with an Ella Cinders comic-strip with characters from the film script. The story was derived from the fairy tale Cinderella with a modern twist. It told about young Ella (Colleen Moore) living in Roseville, Colorado with a wretched stepmother (Vera Lewis) and two evil step-sisters, Lotta Pill (Doris Baker) and Prissy Pill (Emily Gerdes). She was befriended by a handsome iceman in town named George Waite (Lloyd Hughes), nicknamed Waite Lifter. She entered a local beauty contest, enticed with its promise of a cash award and a Hollywood studio contract. She had practiced eye exercises (in a book on Motion Picture Acting) to more fully express her emotions. The headshot from a photographer (costing $3) used for the contest was one showing her cross-eyed with a fly on her nose. She resolutely headed by train to Hollywood, where the studio contract was non-existent, and vowing not to be humiliated, she struggled to enter the studio to get noticed. Eventually by accident (with the help of Harry Langdon in a cameo) when caught screaming (for real) in a fire scene, she was hired by a director and put under contract. There was a happy ending when George (actually wealthy and a football hero) reunited with her in California and they were married. |
Flesh and the Devil (1926) A glossy, melodramatic, sensual silent film about a bitter and deadly love triangle (with a homosexual subtext), from director Clarence Brown - marked the first time John Gilbert co-starred with Greta Garbo. The film was produced in 1926 and released late in the year - it was the first of six films she made for director Brown and the first of four she made with real-life lover John Gilbert - two of which were directed by Brown. The couple portrayed the tragic protagonists:
Leo was smitten by her when he first saw her descend from a train car at a train station and enter her carriage when he returned home from duty, and then when he pursued her at a fancy social ball at Stoltenhof into an outdoor shadowy garden, telling her: "You are very beautiful." She responded: "You are very young" - their faces lit only by a single match flame as they shared a cigarette together, exquisitely photographed. He interpreted her blowing out the match as an invitation to kiss her - and although clothed, they erotically shared their first kiss together, in the first of the film's three extended love scenes. Reportedly, this was Hollywood's first French (open-mouthed) kiss on screen. In the next scene, as the Countess laid back on a chaise-lounge, she and Leo kissed again - allegedly the first-ever horizontal-position kiss in American film. She removed her wedding ring and placed it on his little finger, promising: "So that you may not forget me." The two lovers were caught kissing by her enraged aristocratic husband Count Rhaden (Marc MacDermott). After a deadly duel between von Harden and the Count over Felicitas' love and honor, officially blamed on a dispute at a card game to avoid scandal, von Harden was advised by the military court to enlist in the African service for five years (although he served only three). She promised: "When you come back, Leo...I'll be waiting." During his long absence, he had his childhood male friend Ulrich (Lars Hanson) (blood-brothers in "undying friendship forever") attend to and console the grief-stricken, "unprotected", and widowed Countess (without Ulrich knowing of the affair). He didn't expect that Ulrich would fall in love with her and marry her. When Leo returned, the bond between the two friends was seriously threatened. The local town's Pastor Voss (George Fawcett) knew that Leo had retained his love for Felicitas even though she had married, advising: Although he felt betrayed, Leo was sinfully tempted to carry on an affair with her (and re-establish his relationship with Ulrich), after she told him: "Why do we pretend? I love you, and you love me." During a communion scene in the church, after Leo drank wine from the cup, Felicitas turned the goblet back to where his lips had touched before drinking herself. Unhappily married to Ulrich, Felicitas confessed to Leo: "If you stay away from me, I can't go on with Ulrich." Driven emotionally mad with lust for each other, they succumbed to kissing again (while lying down) during Ulrich's absence, causing Leo to become crazed: "This is the end, Felicitas! I can blow out my brains or run away!" She vowed: "If you die, I'll die with you! I'll never be parted from you again!" They kissed as they decided to run away together, although their plan was delayed when Ulrich returned with a diamond bracelet present for Felicitas, and she confessed that she wasn't "brave enough to leave all this." Losing control, Leo began to choke Felicitas in her bedroom, questioning why she had duped him: "You mean, stay here in Ulrich's house, faithless to him?" Ulrich saved her as she double-crossed Leo and accused him of breaking in, going mad, and harming her when she wouldn't leave with him. The two men prepared to duel the following morning for Felicitas' love on the Isle of Friendship (evoking childhood memories) - but reconsidered, dropped their weapons, and embraced each other. Ulrich realized the truth - that Leo had shot the Count because he was in love with Felicitas. However, the duplicitous temptress, who had been persuaded by Ulrich's virtuous, younger teenaged sister Hertha (Barbara Kent) (who always had a secret crush on Leo, pure unselfish love in contrast to Felicitas, but was ignored) to stop the duel, raced to the men but fell through thin lake ice and drowned - breaking her spell over the two men. |
Moana (1926) Director Robert J. Flaherty's Moana (aka Moana: A Romance of the South Seas) (1926) was a Paramount studio-financed, follow-up sequel (of sorts) after his earlier landmark film Nanook of the North (1922) about Eskimo life. The film 'documented' rituals such as tattooing, cooking, fishing, dancing, hunting/gathering, and told a coming-of-age tale, and was advertised by the studio as featuring close-to-nature bare-breasted native girls. Although dubbed a "documentary" in a New York Sun review of the South Seas film, it was actually cinema's first docu-fiction film, reconstructing the traditional life of islanders in Samoa in its semi-fictional tale. The beautiful utopian film was beset with problems (casting issues with the lead heroine, problems with the film stock, the presence of island corruption and the loss of traditional ways of life, etc.), and although it did well in Europe, it failed to find an audience in the US. |
The Son of the Sheik (1926) The superior follow-up silent adventure/melodramatic romance film to The Sheik (1921) featured the decade's most popular, legendary male screen lover Rudolph Valentino. It was his final film before his sudden death in August 1926 following his collapse at the film's NY premiere. Valentino starred in the title dual role as the now-older Sheik and his hot-blooded son Ahmed, who played opposite alluring, kidnapped bejeweled dancer, Yasmin (Vilma Banky). The melodrama engendered criticism for being "morally objectionable" for its vengeful rape scene against Yasmin (only suggestively seen by a sequence of wide-eyed, soft-focus close-ups). As he forced himself upon her, he asserted as he approached her: The screen faded to black. |
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Tourism and the economic development of native communities in Quebec : Le tourisme et le développement économique des communautés autochtones du Québec
Iankova, Katia (2006) Tourism and the economic development of native communities in Quebec : Le tourisme et le développement économique des communautés autochtones du Québec. Recherches amérindiennes au Québec, 38 (1). pp. 69-78.
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This article presents an overview of tourism development in Québec aboriginal communities. Our analysis shows the specific characteristics of tourism as an industry along with the opportunities, the advantages and the restrictions that is offers for economic development. While tourism cannot resolve all economic problems, it is an attractive option for the diversification of aboriginal economies and for the promotion of aboriginal culture.
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Additional Information: | [1] Volume 36, No 1 has the title, "Lieux coutumiers, identité et tourisme" and appears in French. |
Uncontrolled Keywords: | economic development, indigenous people, Canada |
Subjects: | H Social Sciences > HM Sociology H Social Sciences > HN Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform |
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Ok so during Thanksgiving cocktail hour this year, my family took some time to run through the list of family friends we have with young single men and interrogate me about why I refuse to date them. I tried to explain why there was no future with a door-to-door insurance salesman who lives with his parents in the Valley and is shorter than me, but what caught everyone off guard was my mentioning the height factor. My dad literally called me superficial and was shocked that I could list something so trivial as a negative.
I suppose I'm tall for a girl but it doesn't really feel like it. I'm 5'8" which apparently is three inches taller than the average woman in America. Actually I wish I was taller, but if I'm wearing my four inch heels (which I love), I do notice that a number of men suddenly seem less dateable. Despite my feminist instincts, I am more attracted to someone who is taller than me. I think on some primordial level, as a woman, I want to know that if there's a fire or an earthquake, the guy I'm with can lift me up, throw me over one shoulder and run out the door.
I guess if he was an inch or two shorter but I still got the sense that he was strong enough to sling me over his shoulder in one fell swoop, I'm probably less likely to notice the height thing. And I would never say that it's a deal breaker because as I tried to assure my father, I am completely willing to give up any pair of shoes for love. But I can't shake this feeling that I want a man to not just be taller but actually be physically stronger than me. I know I'm supposed to want everyone to be equal and in most things in life I really do. But there is some primitive desire inside of me to be with a man who is physically stronger than me – not just equally as strong. I hate the idea of having to bend down to whisper in his ear, or be the one to reach things on the top shelf or have my arm be the one on top of his when we're walking down the street. Should I really be shunned by the feminist community if I admit that I don't believe in physical equality for men and women? Men are generally physically stronger than women and I like it that way. I believe women should have every opportunity a man does in life's pursuits, but I also believe that I have a right to admit that I want him to be more physically powerful than me.
I know there are plenty of men who may be a few inches shorter than me and still plenty stronger and therefore I'm not willing to completely disqualify everyone shorter. But size does affect strength and it's just in my DNA to associate one with the other. The fact is, if an earthquake comes and he thinks he's hopping into my arms, I'm telling you right here and now, I'm making a run for the door. Alone.
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Lee classic cast, your best choice, no debate. We hashed this out over on THR, as to just what material the Lee classic cast, and classic turret were made of. Was it cast steel, or cast iron?
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=521692 It's a long read, BUT if you really want to know what others are having for experience, then spend a little time over there. Oh, for those that don't have the time, the Lee classic line is made of cast iron. They modify the steel railroad rails by adding carbon to make it cast iron. The Lee classic cast is able to take the LNL bushings, by removal of the 7/8x14 bushing, then inserting the LNL adapter in the 1-¼ threads.
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Of your listed choices, I prefer the Rockchucker; otherwise, the Forster CO-AX would deserve the nod
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The Lee is the best single stage IMO.
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For the cartridges you listed, I would recommend any of them. They all have slightly different features that are quite handy. For example, the Lee has the best primer disposal system.
I went from a Lee Challenger to a Redding Big Boss, "just in case" I ever wanted to load some of the bigger rifle cartridges. I haven't needed it so far, so I guess if "pressed" (pun intended), I would go for the Redding Boss. My answer might have been different before the Rockchucker jumped up in price.
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May 21, 2010, 01:52 PM | #9 |
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I have a old, perfect condition Rock Chucker II. If I ever have to replace it I'll get a Lee Classic Cast; it's the better press at any price.
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May 21, 2010, 02:14 PM | #10 |
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I have a Rock Chucker I purchased in 1979 and still going Strong! Would not consider anything else!
May 21, 2010, 03:23 PM | #11 |
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"Best" is probably subjective to most, including me. But I voted for the Lee Classic Cast as the best bang-for-the-buck single stage out there.
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May 21, 2010, 03:47 PM | #12 |
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None of them. You shouldn't buy one. Spend less and get more with the Lee Classic Turret.
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I have an older Rock Chucker. It's the only press I've used so I shouldn't vote. I'll give it a thumbs up though. Very solid.
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Among the ones you listed, the Lee Classic Cast is easily the best one. It is the only one with through-the-ram, into a bottle/bucket spent primer handling, fully adjustable handle for left/right, angle and length of throw, and compatibility with the Hornady LNL press conversion kit, if you want to use QC die bushings.
You did not list it (it is more than your $ limit), but the Forster Co-Ax is my choice for best single stage press. Its features include floating, snap-in/out die retention, floating universal shell holder jaws, and excellent spent primer/debris handling. These features are not only convenient, but also promote accuracy, along with the ram/linkage/handle configuration. I prefer the ergonomics of the co-ax, but it is quite different from other presses, and should be tried first, especially if you are used to a conventional press and/or prefer to reload while seated. You might also consider the Redding Ultra-Mag or Big Boss II. Both are LNL compatible and have excellent, through-the-ram, into a tube to a bottle/bucket, spent primer handling. Andy |
May 21, 2010, 09:34 PM | #15 |
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As has been said a few times I have only had one real press. This is not counting my Lee Hand Press. Probably shouldn't vote. I have a fairly new Redding Big Boss. The things I like about it are, absolutely beautiful fit and finish, ergo's that fit me well(aside from the really long operating handle), threaded bushing for 1" dies, the ability to size magnum rifle cases if I choose to in the future, decent primer disposal, and most of all it is just, right, in every way. Top quality! Once I make a shorter operating handle, it's dialed!
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My vote goes to the Lee Classic Cast.
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I like the crinkle finish too. Much better than RCBS,IMHO.
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The best isn't on your list, the Forster Co-Ax. Been loading on one for almost 60 years and never a problem.
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Best bang for the buck? ... RCBS
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I have a old rockchucker I bought in the mid seventies. It is a very good press but I think that the lee clasic cast is every bit the equal of the rockchucker. I have purchased a lee clasic turret press and I really like it a lot for pistol rounds.
May 22, 2010, 08:03 AM | #21 |
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all the listed presses are fine, but why limit yourself to a single stage? i agree with totaldla...the lee classic cast turret fits the price criterion having all the features of lee classic cast plus it's semi-progressive capable.
with it i can to return to a previous station without die swapping if i missed a operation and, in practice, it has relegated my other machines to second-line status; i use the rockchucker for bullet pulling or swaging duties and the dillons only on runs of 100 or more. budman |
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The Rock Chucker Smoothest I've used! Walmart has them here for ($117.99)
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They're all going to work fine. I bought the Lee Classic Cast because it can accept the LnL conversion kit so that the LnL bushings can be used in it. That was cheaper than the Hornady single-stage offering.
But I can't imagine you'd go wrong with any of them. Something I like about the Classic Cast is that the spent primers go down a tube suspended from the center of the ram, which is a better primer-disposal system than others I've seen/used. |
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I love my Lee Classsic Cast press. The opening is large, the frame is built like a tank and the links are so beefy. The handle is adjustable for right or left and the lenght and angle can be adjusted to fit your comfort zone. It's also capable of loading the BIG 50 if I ever have the need (that one's still on the wish list).
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I'm another that hasn't used any of the other single stage presses, but I can't complain about either of the older RockChuckers that I have.
Buying used serviceable equipment is fine by me, so I've bought two that way now. $75 for the first, and $50 for the second just a week ago. If you're not set on new, keep an eye out on the local CraigsList or equivalent sites. |
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MEL GIBSON in bad-ass form is back in GET THE GRINGO, a prison story with a difference. Mel's character takes on various names throughout the film but essentially he's the driver of a getaway car carrying two million dollars. He makes a last ditch attempt to escape the American police by driving the car over the fence into Mexico. When the Mexican cops discover the money they decide to keep it and throw the driver into the notorious prison known as El Pueblito which is like a mini-city, run by crims in collusion with corrupt cops.
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This testosterone-fuelled film was co-written by Gibson and by the director Adrian Grunberg who was Gibson's assistant on APOCALYPTO. And in terms of action it's effective, bullets pump holes into foreheads willy-nilly. Torture scenes abound. And I guess if you have to have a guy who's going to outsmart everyone around him in a laconic, devil-may-care way then Mel Gibson's perfect for the role. If I found the film a touch uninvolving at times, it's mainly because the relentless superiority of the driver doesn't allow for much insight into character. And the tongue-in-cheek attitude alongside some of the nasty violence didn't sit all that well with me either. But I'm a girl, what about you David? Am I a wuzz?
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MARGARET: Well, even the operation scene is pretty confronting.
DAVID: Yes, but it's the jokey tone that doesn't sit well with that kind of thing. Tarantino perhaps can get away with that but I don't think this film does. Interestingly enough I read that in America this film was bypassed for cinema release; went to video on demand straight away. So that's an indication, perhaps, that Mel Gibson is not the superstar that he once was.
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Obama formed the bipartisan commission in early 2010 to cut $4 trillion from projected deficits in the coming decade through spending cuts in discretionary programs – including $100 billion from the Defense Department, and changes in entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare, as well as tax increases – eliminating the mortgage interest deduction.
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Best Five Finger Death Punch Songs
Don't agree with the list? Vote for an existing item you think should be ranked higher or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on or create your own version of this list.The Top Ten
1The Bleeding
This is a well deserved #1. By the way it should be a criminal offense that "salvation" is not on this list.
I find it interesting that although I agree with this song being #1, I am not really too high on numbers 2-5 on this list. I prefer salvation, never enough, and many others instead.
I find it interesting that although I agree with this song being #1, I am not really too high on numbers 2-5 on this list. I prefer salvation, never enough, and many others instead.
Amazing song gets me pumped when I'm hittin the weights
this song is beast awesome lyrics and the lead singer don't fall to far behind in my top 5. just good song. although I thing hard to see should be number two. I did my own little tests and hard to see scored 162 while the bleeding scored 171
[Newest]Never heard, but will go listen to it now
2Far From Home
Behind the words... Simply the best intro good singing
I will say no more just listen to it and find out yourself
I will say no more just listen to it and find out yourself
Amazing song which is slightly softer than their other songs but still very impressive
A must listen to, I started listening to FFDP though this song
A must listen to, I started listening to FFDP though this song
Far from home is not just the best song from FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH but it is the best song in the world in my opinion, just feel the lyrics and get your self deep inside the meaning, simply beautiful voice and amazing drums mix, I just love this song more than any other because this is the only song, I hear 20 times and I still don't get bore of it! Simply it should be at the top...
[Newest]Amazing song. A good change from their normal.
3Under and Over It
This is 1 of the best songs I've heard in a long time. The song title says "Under and Over It", But I never get over this song
Absolutely love this song! Sweet guitar and vocals all over incredible! I could listen to this song over and over again
Best list I've seen about 5fdp ever? Totally agree with it but I think maybe it deserved to be no 2 than 3
[Newest]Yea great song still to this day I still love the song
4Coming Down
Listen to this song! Its lyrics are amazing! This song needs to be in the top ten, at the lowest.
It's very disturbing that thing song in #16. The vocals, the guitar, the lyrics, the mid-song breakthrough, all of that is masterful. Bad Company, The Bleeding, and Coming down are not only the best Death Punch songs; they are some of best Nu metal songs of the past few years.
This song is AMAZING. It turned me AWAY from rap so hell yeah, it deserves to be in the top FIVE at least. The lyrics are deep, the vocals breathtaking and the instrumentals explosive. Get it UP!
[Newest]An extremely meaningful and gripping song.
5Remember Everything
This song is amazing. It should be number 1! It shows the softer side of 5 finger death punch(sort of). The bleeding is number 2.
I know it sounds stupid but when I first heard this song it made my eyes all teary. Sounds pathetic but the vocals spoke to me. I could listen to this song all day long.
Definitely their best song. It shows a more emotional and personal side to their music. It gets very deep and truely makes you fall in love with their music. Anyone would love this song. Best ever.
[Newest]Yep such a nice slow songs
6Bad Company
Definitely think this is under rated it should be up higher. Very good song.
The Best song, I can't believe its number six, has sick solo and meaningful lyrics
Bad Company by FFDP has got to be my favorite song by them. One of my favorite covers by ANYONE... And this one is amazing!
[Newest]That is a goo song
7Lift Me Up
Was amazing released track from their upcoming album :) with rob halford you should listen to it
Definitely one of their best songs. This song gets me pumped up whenever I listen to it! Needs to be in the top 5!
Amazing song, I listen to it daily, in the morning, after school, during dinner. I'm a big Five Finger Death Punch person! Recommend this this song to any rock song lover.
[Newest]The best metal song of all time
8Hard to See
I love how it is so easy for me to relate to this song. But it is equal with the rest with Bad Company (well the cover) and Far From Home. I much rather "War is the Answer" than "The Way of the Fist".
Guitar hero brought me here, thanks God. Kickass SONG!
Amazing song, I can listen to this song at every mood, this song deserves to be number one, I can play it a thousand times and never get tired of it, love this song!
[Newest]This song should be in no.4,
9Wrong Side of Heaven
I'm ashamed of everyone that votes on this site. Obviously this should be top 5 or 10 at least.
How is not in the top 10? Pretty deep song
This has the best music video ever. This music video, along with all other Five Finger Death Punch music videos, actually make me emotional. They get the message across the better than any other band I've seen do.
[Newest]Really It should be in Top 3 LOL
10White Knuckles
Great song. By the way it is a shame that Salvation didn't make this list. Just saying. My top: 1-the bleeding, 2- never enough, 3-salvation.
This song not only the best their song it is anthem of them them. Its always number one, Hard to see number 2, the bleeding is 3, ashes is 4 and war is the answer 5
The best of 5FDP!! Gonna see them live in a week hope they play this song!!
[Newest]Best underrated song on way of the the fist!
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11The Way of the Fist
Beastly song. This is the second song I've heard from FFDP and by far my favorite. War is the Answer, Burn it Down, and Salvation should be on this list.
Awesome song! I just love the lyrics because they are short and sweet. And the rhythm of the song just gets me pumped up every time I hear it!
Really love this song cause it helps me vent anger it is my favorite one by them and I think it should be higher
[Newest]Insane song makes you want to punch something
12The Pride
This song needs to be higher up on the list. This is by far one of there better songs, its faster and even if the lyrics are confusing they put so much time into it. I love the chorus lyrics, they are getting me through some depressing times right now.
Thus is by far their best song!
I know its new and all but it is instantly and awesome song about today's life as a teenager!
I know its new and all but it is instantly and awesome song about today's life as a teenager!
Awesome song! One of those which I can listen to when I'm in any mood.
[Newest]My brother is obsessed with this song.
13No One Gets Left Behind
Without a doubt one of the best songs written about the war in the Middle East. It really gets the message across that politicians are greedy cowards for putting the troops through hell for a lost cause. The chorus is catchy and just awesome in general. "Have you no honor, have you no soul? What is it they're dying for, do you really even know? ; Have you no backbone, have you no spine? What ever happened to NO ONE GETS LEFT BEHIND? "
The "HOORAH" two minutes in is also probably the single most bad-ass sound ever uttered in any FFDP song ever.
The "HOORAH" two minutes in is also probably the single most bad-ass sound ever uttered in any FFDP song ever.
I think this song needs to be higher on the list.
This song should be much higher on the list
14Dying Breed
I haven't heard all of their songs. But I have heard quite a lot of them and by far this is my personal favorite. a lot of energy, the lyrics are very good and I love the chorus.
15Never Enough
Filled with feeling and can explain almost anything. Amazing Song!
5FDP is one of those bands that just about every one of their songs are their best, but they are never going to known over a lot of other bands. I know, its really stupid, but its hard to say what the best 5FDP song is.
I love this song it's clear it's a great song deserves 1st
16My Own Hell
the chorus gets me every time. I LOVE THIS SONG. I'm a prisoner of my own hell m/
This is one of their hardest and best songs. The fact it's not even in the top 10 and coming down is shows the kind of people who listen to FFDP now. A true gem like this shouldn't go unnoticed.
Describes everything I'm going through right now, just isn't a more perfect song right now.
17War Is the Answer
My Algebra (in this instance Study Skills *shoots self in foot*) teacher had us do warm ups and crap like that... one day it was "your fave. song" and I did this... I got a lot of worried looks. lol
I get a lot of worried look when I tell people that this is my favorite song too. Some people just don't appreciate that it takes talent to write and sing songs like this one.
This is one of their best songs, head banging, awesome guitar, I mean really guys come on!
[Newest]This song needs to be way higher on the list. It's perfect if you wanna just rock out or something like that!
18American Capitalist
This song has to be one of the best off of American Capitalist! Has one of 5FDP's catchiest chorus too!
I guess the top songs on this list are too calm for me. they are good songs too, but salvation is a true, heavy, slighly brutal and awesome metalcore-song which fits far better to five finger death punch
Easily one of their best songs
This is simply the best or top 3. I don't think enough fans of this band have fully listened to their albums. They must have only bought the top sellers from 5FDP on itunes, I guess. Of course I'm old-school, and stop by my local best buy or order cd's from amazon, so I don't miss out.
20Walk Away
its really awesome!
a good one from 5fdp!
what do you think guys!
a good one from 5fdp!
what do you think guys!
This song is so good, can't believe its not higher on the list
Amazing song... I JUST LOVE THIS SONG..!
21The Devil's Own
this song really gets the head to some really good banging! love this song! m/
When it's said and done, WILL YOU REMEMBER!
Easily top 5.
1. War is The Answer
2. Salvation
3. The Devil's Own
4. The Way of The Fist
5. Coming Down
1. War is The Answer
2. Salvation
3. The Devil's Own
4. The Way of The Fist
5. Coming Down
22Battle Born
If we can stop judging 5fdp by how much distortion they use and listen to what they are saying, this would be much higher on this list.
Amazing song definitely deserves top 10...
This song is the best song by FFDP with no doubt in my mind, and one of the bets songs I've ever heard, the interments, the melody, the voice the everything is beutiful while still having authority. It must be this low only because of how new this song is
23100 Ways to Hate
Tell me even a single song in this list that has comparable tempo to this song. It is so energetic that they always take a break before or after singing this song in concert. I agree it should not be #1 but it deserves to be in top 5. "i gave you 100 chances, you gave" me 100 ways to hate
Can't believe this isn't ranked higher. People, JUST LISTEN TO THE FIRST 20 SECONDS. It is insane. One of the angriest, most badass songs on my playlist by FAR.
This song is so good. I can not believe that it is number 22. The only reason it is is people must not of heard it. I makes me so mad that if you look it up on youtube their is only the remixid version. The remix is ok but the orginal is just plain B.A.
[Newest]Everyone knows that one person to whom this song is perfectly relatable. This helps an already awesome and heavy song become even better.
24The Tragic Truth
This song is one of my favorites...
Wonderful tuning and awesome guitar
Wonderful tuning and awesome guitar
This song reminds me to keep standing up 5FDP you are my idle
This song had to. Ve written. ABOUT. My. Life I swear. I love this. Song. so much becuause it explains. What. I've been. Feeling for my 26 years of existence.I. could nt put it. Into. Words. Till I heard these lyrics thank you ao. Much for yiur. Music. Guys I. Love. It so much. I want it tattooed. On my body so I. Can. See. It for the rest of my. Life
25Generation Dead
Needs to be at least up behind white knuckles! And then both of them should be right behind the way of the fist!
This song has a killer solo makes me feel like I'm in heaven...
What a song! It is my favourite song for FFDP
Go to hell... Damn it it should be on top 5... Have you people ever listen to this band or just putting your tiny lil fingers on vote..
None of you people have not listened to FFDP if Bulletproof ain't top ten or even five. This song made me hate my ex-wife even more. Absolutely amazing.
Intro. That is all.
30Death Before Dishonor
Love this song and definitely think it should be much higher than it is at the moment (35 I mean come on) great song and awesome everything
Amazing song - chorus especially.
31Stranger Than Fiction
Definitely one of their best songs! And should be top 5 for their saddest songs! I'm my opinion..
Are you kiddiNG ME? This song is easily top 10, prolly top 5.
32If I Fall
The hell why is this in 35th position
This should be in the top ten
The guitar is awesome and the vocal is just crazy
This should be in the top ten
The guitar is awesome and the vocal is just crazy
This should be in the top three, probably number 1! It's awesome!
Are you serious? This song is awesome! Love it top5 definitely
33M.I.N.E. (End This Way)
Whoever votes on here sucks that's all I have to say this is at least number 3
Best song from the in my opinion. This should be in the top 10.
Totally agree this needs to be in top 10!
[Newest]Why is this so low it should be number 9 at the least
I am a alternative metal fan, love Disturbed, Metallica, and Green Day, and found this band somehow, but most songs are so rough! 'Cold' however is the perfect mixture of peacefulness and metal, also the only song I actually like. Really worth listening to this one.
Best ballad they have ever written. I'm lazy. I'm not in the mood for writing much.
Love all FFDP songs but this and lift me up are my favorite
35Meet the Monster
is the third best song!... in my opinion because all the people say the same thing! and this riffs remember me dimebag!... rip dime..
This song is just straight up badass. It has a great riff and starts out strong, plus it has a really badass feel to it. Try listening to it when you're angry.
This song will make you feel unstoppable. Don't live without it
36Watch You Bleed
Come on I mean 47th This should be at least 5 or 6 this song pumps me up so much and you can describe it in one word:EPIC
37Can't Heal You
Noo guys come on! All the ballads in the top ten? REALLY? Some people really don't know good music! This song should be up there with White Knuckles
38House of the Rising Sun
It takes guts to cover such a classic!
39Crossing Over
One of my personal favorites this and remember everything both show the reason why 5 Finger death punch belong as the best Metal group because they don't just realese music that makes you angry or rock out there is also really emotional and touching songs and this is a perfect example
40Burn It Down
41Back for More
Whenever you're ready to give up. No better song than this one N. N
Weird that this song ain't top 10. One of their best songs by far
This song is good to motivate you and for when you are mad
[Newest]This should be top 10
42Burn MF
Best five finger death punch song! Such a brutal catchy chorus!
The song that caused me to like them
Love the song its death punch at there very best
43Dot Your Eyes
Awesome 2013 new album it's all great
This is one of their best songs in the album! This deserves to be among the top ten at least!
44A Day In My Life
This song has perfect riffs!
This is an amazing song. One of the best songs in the album. I think it needs to be higher on the list. Way higher.
46Hate Me
How can this be 40? This song should definitely be in the top 5.
5. Far From Home
4. Coming Down
3. Hate Me
2. Under and Over It
1. White knuckles
5. Far From Home
4. Coming Down
3. Hate Me
2. Under and Over It
1. White knuckles
This song not on the top ten come on people have you lost your minds this song is just epic this should be number one
Come on guys I understand that this is a bonus track but when you hear it you realise that it's easily one of their best songs ever!
Everyone listen to this! Its so underrated!
My #1 song by them! Keep up the good work, Ghost!
Of the war is the answer bonus edtion!
49Anywhere But Here
If the world stopped spinning tomorrow
I'd never she's a tear
I'd never she's a tear
50Cradle to the Grave
Can't believe this isn't in the top 10 at least... At least listen to the song!
This is one of the best metal songs I heard in a long time awesome
Unreal Song! Workout Song for sure!
[Newest]51? ¡ this deserves to be at top 10
52A Place to Die
53Diary of a Deadman
How is this not higher up, this song is so perfect!
54The Agony of Regret
55Weight Beneath My Sin
What the hell!... Dis song is simply 1 of d best songs by ffdp. It should be in at least the top 20
56Here to Die
57Let This Go
Great song defiantly in my top 10
58Canto 34
59A New Level
60Wrecking Ball
61Matter of Time
62My Heart Lied
My dick did to
63I Love Jesus
64From Out of Nowhere
65Wicked Ways
66Mama Said Knock You Out
Tech 9 made it great
Just love this songs
I just love it allright
67Falling In Hate
67? Are you actually serious?
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–Zio & Sons journeyed upstate for a dinner benefiting the Feed Foundation – with food expert and cookbook author, Sarah Copeland. She invited us into her beautiful home in Hurley, NY for a comforting Hungarian meal of vegetarian goulash. (Check out the delicious dish in her cookbook, Feast ). It was finished off with Yogurt Crème Tarts and Ribizli (red currants from her garden). Recipe included below! It was a cozy evening filled with friends, amazing food and lots of red wine. The sweet supper raised enough money for over 10,000 meals for families in need. We'll eat to that any time.
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"I've lived in a too-tiny New York City apartment for many, many years, so I'm always overjoyed when we can retreat to our little house upstate, where our door is always open to friends, new and old. It's the perfect quiet spot to gather, talk and eat through weekend afternoons and into the night, moving from room to room over savory bites, big bowls of steamy soup and simple, sweet finishes. – –
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Despite their handsome finish, these tartlets couldn't be easier. The crust gets its tenderness from sugar and melted butter, pressed in instead of rolled for ease. It is completely simple, and sinfully elegant. The cream, made simply of freshly whipped cream and the finest whole-milk yogurt, sweetened lightly with sugar and vanilla bean, feels both decadent and light. In season, we garnish Hungarian-style with ribizli (red currants) or meggyes (sour cherries) from our garden, for pop of tart flavor.
1/2 cup/115 g unsalted butter
3 tbsp fine unbleached sugar
1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
Pinch of fine sea salt
1 cup/115 g white whole wheat flour
Yogurt Créme
1/2 cup/120 ml organic heavy cream
1 1/2 cup/420 g organic full-fat yogurt, lightly strained (or Greek yogurt) 2 tbsp fine unbleached sugar
1 vanilla bean, split, seeds scraped
Preheat the oven to 350 ̊F
Make the crust: Melt the butter in a small pan over low heat until toasty, fragrant (it should smell slightly nutty) and lightly browned. Whisk together the browned butter, sugar, vanilla, and salt. Add the flour and stir until it feels like damp sand. Press the dough evenly along the bottom and up the sides of 6 4-inch tart pans, or a 9-in/ 23-cm round tart pan/flan tin with a removable bottom. Use buttered fingers to even out and press the dough tightly into the corners. Prick the crust all over with a fork and chill in the fridge until ready to bake, about 30 minutes.
Set the pan on a baking sheet/tray and bake until the crust is golden brown, about 15 minutes (25 minutes for 1 large tart).
Make the filling: While the crust bakes, whip the cream until it holds soft peaks. Fold in the yogurt, sugar and vanilla bean until evenly sweetened, but still subtly tart. Spoon generously into each baked tart shell. Serve immediately, garnished with fresh currents or sour cherries.
*this recipe converts beautifully to one 9-inch round tart that serves six.
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WASHINGTON – Today, the House Agriculture Committee approved H.R. 1573, to facilitate implementation of title VII of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act, promote regulatory coordination, and avoid market disruption. This common sense legislation gives regulators additional time to write and vet the rules governing derivatives, and brings the U.S. into alignment with our G20 partners on financial reform.
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@AxialCurses It will probably return next year.@xeano321 You're using too many pixels or your pixels are different sizes and neither one is allowed. You should only be using 75 pixels.
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@xeano321 You're using too many pixels or your pixels are different sizes and neither one is allowed. You should only be using 75 pixels.
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Here we go, I got the right one this time:(It should be exactly 75, unless I messed up somewhere.)
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Ah man, you have to be kidding. I haven't done that in years.... *sniff*
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Nereus felt musical being your musical instruments. He chose his top three instruments below, but first, the awards in the order of submission:The Imagine Award - AxialCursesNereus felt it was easy to imagine all pianos living life in peace and playing tunes.The Einsamer Hirte Award - MagicTreeNereus felt wistful and longed for a simpler life in a simpler time.The Back in Black Award - kegaumongoNereus felt good to be back in black and rocking it out as an electric guitar.The I'm a Man Award - weirdlikeNereus felt very blue even though he was black. There were no words to his songs. He was just waiting for someone to sing along.The Peter and the Wolf Award - xeano321Nereus felt super upbeat and playful with his high notes, like spring has come or spring was coming or it was already here and he just wanted to celebrate.Which instrument did Nereus like best?3rd place - John Lennon's piano (AxialCurses)2nd place - pan flute (MagicTree)1st place - electric guitar (kegaumongo)Nereus liked being the electric guitar the best. Congratulations kegaumongo! Nereus is feeling tired and will retire to hibernation. You can choose what Nereus will be the next time he returns. See you around next time!
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The Bemidji Brewing Company plans to have its first public batch of brew on tap in a few local pubs by early summer. Kickstarter allowed the group to move forward at the nano-brewery level and created a buzz around the fledgling business.
"I had it all on the line"
A few years ago, Jason LaValley had no clue how to start or operate a business. Now he's running a multi-million dollar company that has 16 full and part time employees and is poised for growth.
Body-gripping trap users and dog owners clash
On Wednesday, we check in with one of our reporters based outside the Twin Cities. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with Tom Robertson who's in Bemidji and covers northern Minnesota. He's been following the recent controversy surrounding the use of so-called "body-gripping" traps by trappers.
After dog deaths, lawmakers eye new trapping laws
At least six dogs have been killed over the past year by body-gripping traps designed to kill raccoons, beavers, bobcats and other species.
Legislators to propose new rules on trapping
Officials with the Minnesota Trappers Association say they oppose new regulations that would restrict the use of body-gripping traps.
On eve of caucuses, GOP candidates criss-cross Minnesota
Minnesota is getting attention from Republican presidential hopefuls just before the state party caucuses on Tuesday.
Tribal members back in classroom for skills, jobs
A program shows promise at luring unemployed adults on the Red Lake Indian Reservation back in the classroom.
Marketing firm may bring 200 jobs to Bemidji
There may be good news on the jobs front in Bemidji. Skybridge Marketing Group, a Minnesota-based firm, has tentative plans to expand its business in the city, adding up to 200 new jobs.
Bemidji Pamida's closing revives debate over burial site
The planned closing of a Pamida store in Bemidji next month raises questions about what will happen to Native American remains on the property.
Power line work to include helicopter and implosives
People traveling on U.S. Highway 2 between Cass Lake and Grand Rapids may notice some unusual construction activity this week.
Brown winter shuts out snowmobile recreation, businesses
Each January, snowmobiles are typically everywhere in much of the state. But this year is different. The machines that are a big part of winter tourism in Minnesota have been mostly idle.
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A.J. Cook Pregnant With Second Child, a Baby Boy
March 02, 2015 09:03:10A.J. Cook and her husband Nathan Anderson have both confirmed on Instagram that they are expecting their second child, another boy.
'Criminal Minds' Main Cast Set to Return for Ninth Season
May 10, 2013 04:05:32CBS greenlights the new season of the police procedural series as the show's five leads have sealed new two-year deals with the studio.
Beyonce Knowles' Promo Shoot for New Single 'Girls'
April 16, 2011 11:04:11The former member of Destiny's Child teases 'Girls (That Rule the World)' in a promo shoot which boasts a fierce image of herself.
A.J. Cook Signs Two-Year Deal to Return to 'Criminal Minds'
April 16, 2011 11:04:32She will guest star in the series' sixth season finale before rejoining the show full-time in the fall.
First Full Trailer for 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' Emerges
April 14, 2011 03:04:45The preview offers, among others, a glimpse of Caesar who leads the apes to break out of the laboratory and conquer the town.
People's Most Beautiful 2011, Jennifer Lopez at Her Happiest Without Make-Up
April 14, 2011 03:04:04Joining the 'American Idol' judge on the annual list are Reese Witherspoon, Jessica Simpson, Emma Stone, Jennifer Hudson, Zac Efron and Kellan Lutz.
A.J. Cook and Paget Brewster Invited Back to 'Criminal Minds'
April 14, 2011 03:04:15These two victims of creative and budget cut are in talks to return to the CBS show under the command of a new showrunner.
J.J. Returns to 'Criminal Minds' to Send Away Emily
February 02, 2011 01:02:50A.J. Cook confirmed that she is reprising the role for an episode which would see the last of Paget Brewster's Emily.
'Criminal Minds' 6.02 Preview: Goodbye JJ
September 23, 2010 02:09:32Given a proper goodbye in this episode, JJ will deal with 'other more powerful elements in the government.'
Confirmed, 'Criminal Minds' Brings Back A.J. Cook for Two Episodes
June 26, 2010 09:06:23The talks have come to a conclusion that JJ would be given a proper closure when the sixth season airs this Fall.
A.J. Cook May Be Back to 'Criminal Minds'
June 22, 2010 11:06:18Showrunner Ed Bernero reportedly likes the idea of bringing back the actress' JJ even if it is only for an episode this Fall.
A.J. Cook Thanks Fans for Support After 'Criminal Minds' Axing
June 18, 2010 10:06:00When fans heard that network bosses have decided not to renew her contract, they launched an online campaign to have her back on the show.