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Who Will Survive, and What Will Be Left of Them? is the second full-length release by Murder by Death. It was released on Eyeball Records in 2003. Its title is a reference to the tagline of the 1974 film The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
It is a concept album based around the Devil and a small Mexican town which he wages war against.
On the band's website, Adam Turla, guitarist and lead singer of the band, explained the meanings of all the songs on the album. The following is his introduction to the explanations:
I guess the first thing I should say is that this album is not trying to be artsy, or profound or anything more than the story it is. It's meant to entertain, bring the feeling of sitting around telling ghost stories or something. Also, I'm a religious studies major, so I tied in a lot of weird religious stuff. This is just a story, there's no religious affiliation on our parts. So there's my disclaimer.


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Olivia Gardner
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Hometown: Tarpon Springs, Fla.
Previous School: Easley High School
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Paced the Trojans in four events … In her collegiate debut, paced AU fifth-place finish at USC Upstate's Eye Opener with a 7th-place finish in a time of 20:01.56 … Led the Trojans again at the Winthrop Invitational with a 10th-place showing in a time of 19:28.43 … Led the way for the third consecutive outing and claimed 20th at the Charlotte Invitational in a time of 23:00.8 … Paced squad for the third consecutive outing and claimed 20th in a season-best time of 19:18.1 en route to claiming 42nd place at the Royals Challenge … Crossed the line in 17th (20:21.3) at the SAC Championships … Led the Trojans and placed 44th at NCAA Southeast Regionals in a time of 23:41.9 … Also competed on the women's track and field squad.
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Also competed in track and field and basketball … As a sophomore, helped lead her 4x800 relay team to third place in the region … As a junior, placed third in the 4A cross country regionals with the team finishing second overall … Placed second in 1,600 meter run as a junior, with the 4x800 relay squad finishing second in the region … Placed second as senior in cross country 4A regionals and second in the 1,600 meters.
Born on May 22, 1995 … Daughter of Thomas and Sonya Gardner … Majoring in Education.


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Last Man Standing 2: Final Round EXTENSION!
Official Last Man Standing Website: Final Round
271 contenders over 4 rounds. 396 new pieces of artwork. 1 winner. And not one 1-on-1 battle.
The event will be ran as it was last time; each of the pairings for each battle in a round are chosen completely at random. Whoever receives the most votes per battle from an ever-rotating judging panel of the industry's best advances to the next round.
Round breakdown:
Round I: 271 initial contenders in 3 (one 4) man battles
Round II: 90 contenders in 3 man battles
Round III: 30 contenders in 6 man battles
Final Round IV: 5 contenders, one winner.
This is the grand finale, what you 5 have worked your way through 265 other competitors to get to. Blow our minds, ladies and gentlemen.
Deadline: EXTENSION!!!
The official deadline stands at 11:59pm PST Sunday, January 21st, 2007.
Every contestant will be responsible for hosting their own image. You will be required to submit a link to your image to my email at firstname.lastname@example.com in the yourname_round_TD.jpg format, with the title of your email yourname's entry. Make sure you image is under 500k, as that is approximately the forum limit for attachment size. Please try your best to follow the format here, it saves me an assload of work. No WIPs are to be posted before the deadline.
Size: Keep your images large enough so that the detail is preserved, but do your best to keep the file size down (Photoshop's Save for Web function can help quite a bit).
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberDecember 10th, 2006 #2
Aww, man. No M@ no viag no shadoman.
I was hoping for the battle of the custom brush masters
Go git 'em !!!
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Where is the goddamn trashtalk? Where are the inappropriate pictures? Where am I...
December 11th, 2006 #4Originally Posted by strych9ine
December 12th, 2006 #5
awesome!!! good luck everyone.
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Charge!! And good luck to you guys.
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Damn, this topic can be interpreted too many ways. It will be great to see 5 kick ass pieces. Best of luck to you all...
Shawn Adomanis
"Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!" The Wizard of Oz
December 14th, 2006 #8
its on!!!!
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Two ways? actually I can think of at least six...and thats before my morning coffee...
looking forward to it and may the best person win!
To see the world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wildflower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour.
Sketch book
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Good luck all in the big dance! XD
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wow,and even 2 female members this time. you rock ladies!
(gents too ofcourse,but i needn't tell you that)
give us a good,muddy fight!
Sketchbooks of inspiration:
Marc Taro|Maxetormer|ZhuZhu|Jeri|Dobu]
Always think about:
lighting! design! perspective! proportion!
And (self)motivation is still everything.
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I got my gear ready...
bring it!
¡Que Viva El Concept Art Atelier!
[ Sketchbook! (old) ]
December 15th, 2006 #13
nice topic, go get em guys!!!
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Members of militant groups in Pakistan may not be able to do much to prevent the United States from launching drone strikes in Pakistan, but, as the New York Times' Declan Walsh reports, militants conduct witch hunts against people they suspect of being informers and often torture them before shooting, hanging or beheading them.
From Walsh's story:
…For several years now, militant enforcers have scoured the tribal belt in search of informers who help the CIA find and kill the spy agency's jihadist quarry. The militants' technique — often more witch hunt than investigation — follows a well-established pattern. Accused tribesmen are abducted from homes and workplaces at gunpoint and tortured. A sham religious court hears their case, usually declaring them guilty. Then they are forced to speak into a video camera.
The taped confessions, which are later distributed on CD, vary in style and content. But their endings are the same: execution by hanging, beheading or firing squad…
Walsh describes "macabre recordings" of individuals paid by the CIA to help them find targets. They are made to speak on camera like one young tribesman, Sidinkay, who was forced to say, "I am a spy and I took part in four attacks," and, "Stay away from the Americans." Stay away from their dollars.
Blindfolded, Sidinkay heard a "volley of shots" around him as three others were killed. He was left standing and, on camera, appeared confused. But, moments later, he was shot too and fell in the field where "informers" were being executed.
Additionally, Walsh highlights how the "spy war has further destabilized a tribal society already dangerously weakened by years of violence." Paranoia about the proliferation of chips or tracking devices has "fueled rivalries between different clans who accused one another of planting the devices."
The Taliban has claimed to have found "an inchlong electronic circuit board, cased in transparent plastic, that, when connected to a nine-volt battery, pulsed with an infrared light," which they considered to be a tracking device. Walsh managed to get one "former American intelligence official" to confirm the CIA does use tracking devices. The Taliban has begun to scan "visiting vehicles" with cameras set to infrared mode. However, a "former Obama administration official," speaking anonymously, suggested the Taliban may be putting too much emphasis on the tracking devices. "Satellites and aerial surveillance planes — whose powerful sensors sweep up mobile phone, Internet and radio intercepts from the tribal belt — provide much of the drone program's electronic intelligence," according to this official.
This aspect of the drone war was mentioned in a Stanford/NYU report, "Living Under Drones," which was released earlier this year. Researchers spoke to Najeeb Saaqib, who claimed to know how these "chips" were working:
I think there are some other intelligence agencies, foreign intelligence agencies, also working there in the shape of our own people. They grow a large beard and take the same positions as our own people, working for those external agencies. They put a chip or something else in places, and then a drone strikes those places. That's what we think.
The researchers were unable to confirm the existence of the "chips," but the confirmed existence is unimportant. The fear and paranoia is reality and has pushed men to suspect one another and engage in acts of violence against individuals they suspect of being traitors.
Now, there is one point worth making: as horrifying as the torture and killings of alleged informers in Pakistan might be, those targeted by these militant groups are afforded more justice than targets of US drone attacks.
How are the militant witch hunts any worse than the Obama administration's Star Chamber killing by committee?
As Tor software developer and WikiLeaks volunteer Jacob Appelbaum put it at the Chaos Communication Congress:
…Targeting information is fed to the CIA and to other groups from surveillance listening points from intelligence factories. So there is a direct relationship between surveillance and support of straight up murder. That is something which sounds scary but what makes it even scarier is that the way that those drone killings are carried out is that the central committee who gets to decide who lives and dies or Obama's assassination Star Chamber – that central committee which sounds a lot to me like some of the Soviet rhetoric I remember from my childhood – that central committee decides non-democratically who gets to be assassinated. And it's just a hop or two from surveillance. So, when you assist the surveillance state, you literally are helping to kill fucking children…
According to the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), over 170 children have been killed in drone attacks in Pakistan since 2004 and anywhere between 470 to 880 civilians have been killed. Comparatively, American intelligence has reported at least one death squad in Afghanistan has assassinated 250 people for their alleged cooperation with the United States.
"Militant enforcers" drag suspected informers before "sham courts" while Obama administration officials do not even give those targeted for assassination any day in any "sham court." Their due process is the Killing Committee setup in the Executive Branch with no judicial oversight. They use "intelligence" or information from "informers" in Pakistan or areas nearby to decide whom to attack. They also profile individuals in the area and kill people based on their patterns of behavior. And at no time are those about to die ever given a chance to plead with their executioner that they should not be killed.
Both militant groups and the Obama administration are responsible for instilling fear and paranoia in Pakistan and thus fueling terrorism. For Pakistanis, they choose their allegiance: stand with militants opposed to the United States, which is launching missiles from flying killer robots in the sky that are constantly buzzing around, or stand privately with the United States against militant groups who are killing people on the mere suspicion that they have become disloyal and traitorous.
The US drone war makes life in society harrowing and ensures terrorism and rule by death squads or extremist groups is perpetuated. This is the case in Yemen, where Al Qaeda's presence has actually increased since the US started launching drone strikes.
There simply is no question anymore: to maintain the drone program is to fuel terrorism. If the goal of the Obama administration is to maintain the "war on terror" and not fight it, then drones are the perfect American weapon to drive individuals in so-called enemy countries to fear and oppose America to the point that they decide to take up arms and fight back.
Additional Note
Declan Walsh's story uses the appropriate numbers from the organization that should be cited—the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ). Walsh and the NYT are to be commended for not using the Long War Journal or the New America Foundation's data, which a human rights clinic at Columbia University demonstrated to be flawed and incomplete earlier this year.


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Deputies with the Santa Rosa County Sheriff's Office executed a warrant at the Easy Save store on Diamond Street where they found around $5,000 worth of spice, an illegal drug.
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Brand new to this forum, I hope I've picked the right category.
I've a Bernito oven, the floor is faulty, the thin grey covering on the floor has broken away, I'm unable to get the company I purchased it from to come and repair it.
Basically I'm stuffed and unable to use the oven at the moment, apparently it was a faulty batch of the covering.
Does anyone know what the material is ?, where can I get some more from or what could I use to repair it with?.
For the moment I've placed quarry tiles on the floor, these cracked on the first firing.
I really love this oven, but am at a loss as to what to do now.
Help !!!
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I checked there web site and looked at a few photos and it looks like its a one piece cast. I can not imagine a thin layer of anything on top of the cook floor cast. You may want to get the details from the manufacturer to see the make up of the floor. Thickness and material I would think for a start to come up with a solution. If the floor was one thick piece of cast like 2 inches and it had cracks in it I would just leave it and cook on it and not worry about it. Let any spaces just get filled with ashes and your good to go. If its a thin layer of something on top of the refractory cook floor I would think this sounds very weird. My advise is to find out the make up of materials and post a picture so members can see what you have there.
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Hi there. I thought I would reply to your floor problem, as this is a common thing to happen with these types of oven. I can suggest these solutions:
1. If the floor damage is not too large, get some mortar from Bernard of Bernito ovens. Use that to cover the damage. I tried this and only had limited success. The key thing to do is never get the floor wet, as this makes it sort.
2. Cover the floor with tiles like you have already tried. Some are really not suitable, and they crack easily. Cracking is fine as long as it does not interfere with the cooking. You could try the tiles that are orange - and fired at a very high temperature. You can tell as the material is fused. A bit like quarry time, but thinner. I used a layer of sand between the tile and the floor, to get a good flat surface.
I have my floor covered because I like the retained heat that it provides, and the protection to damage.
Hope this helps... you should be able to get your oven up and running soon. John
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I forgot the last suggestion. If you lived near telford, take your over to their workshop and get them to put some covering on, or tiles. They have refractory tiles that they ca put on. Come to think of it, you could ask them about the tiles and source them yourself. Just make sure they are not too think, or else they take up important air space.
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Hi there, I wondered what you have managed to do for your floor problem?
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Do you have any idea what these ovens are made from?
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There are two versions, the older and the newer. The newer version has a fiberglass shell. Inside is lightweight insulation material that is used in commercial ovens. The whole design is built around being very lightweight. There are various materials that go into the construction of the oven.
If you have more detailed questions you might want to call Bernard directly.
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It's convention time! It's only one night but I love the images from the Democratic National Convention. Blacks, whites, Asians, Hispanics are side-by-side throughout the crowd (I even saw a Sikh!). To think that within my lifetime the Dems wouldn't even sit a black contingent from Mississippi at their convention. These images will be in sharp contrast to the upcoming Republican Convention which promises to be Űber-white. Don't worry, the cameras will find the token Republican black attendee.
Twins pick up Eddie Guardardo. The Twins needed to do something about their bullpen and this is probably they best they could do so late in August. Eddie was a fan favorite and if he does well on this road trip, look for an enthusiastic reception when the Twins return. Now if they could only beat Seattle on the road!!!!!
High Gas Prices and SUV's. If this weekend is any indication, where I was consistently passed on the interstate by 1/3-the-MPG-of-my-hybrid-SUV's going 80 MPH, gas prices haven't really changed people's behavior that much. If they only realized that their gas guzzlers help subsidize Saudi extremists and Russian foreign aggression.
Washington Avenue Pedestrian Deck Closed. Only 10 days before classes begin and the County closes most of the link between the west and east bank of the University Of Minnesota, a link that accommodates over 5000 people and bikes a day! Again our lack of investment in infrastructure means officials have to take drastic measures to keep us safe. Maybe now when politicians say they are going to cut government spending we will have the balls to ask how they plan to keep the bridges up.
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