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After conquering Italy, Maurizio Nari & Ronnie Milani went international playing at some of the world's best clubs and festivals including Ultra Festival, Tomorrowland, Electric Love and more.
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Here's what happened when one of the union members, who said his name was "F*ck You C*cksucker," came outside to discuss their possible trespassing:
Aside from the lack of employment at the port, I can understand why he is so angry. I have listened to "A Boy Named Sue." Your given name can have a big impact on a boy's life.
I imagine this guy's life has just been a series of fistfights.
"Hi, nice to meet you. My name's Joe. What's yours?"
"F*ck You C*cksucker."
Fight ensues. Until one day…
"Hi. My name is Hank, president of the Longshoreman Union. What's your name?"
"F*ck You C*cksucker."
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It was a match made in thug heaven.
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Top 25 Albums (July 2015)
2015年 7月 27日, 16:58 作者:DarkSarcasm_
music survey thing
2015年 7月 25日, 8:31 作者:GiggleSoundsI found this by chance!! funfunfun survey time :))
1.Do you have any fan merchandise that is unusual?
I own an All Time Low pillowcase, if that counts?
2.Which was your first album worth mentioning?
what does that mean? first album I bought (with my own money) was... A Fever You Can't Sweat Out, but the first album I ever owned was Danger Days: The Lives of the Fabulous Killjoys, and the first album I ever learned all the words to was YEARS before that, A Hangover You Don't Deserve
3.When was your first concert? (Age)
4.Have you been to festivals?
5.Ever considered to join a fan club? Which one?
i pay £25 a year to be an official part of the All Time Low fanclub
6.Which song was the discovering of a whole new genre for you?
Hunter Hayes' I Want Crazy opened my eyes to (modern) country (thanks, stefan)..
7.How do you think about TV and Movie Soundtracks?
omgomgomgomg I LOVE M,USICALS
8.Do you choose particular albums depending on the mood?
what do i name these? can i name it "i'm losing control of my life"??
2015年 7月 14日, 15:36 作者:GiggleSoundsI did this because of Dlartrisky. it was more productive than playing pc games constantly :)))
1. Last song of 17 you listened to? (You Me at Six)
yo, I hate these, because you have to go back into your library and last.fm is shit at being last.fm.. uh.. I'll do it though,, oh shit.. what last.fm SAYS is that it's Crash on 10 Jul 2:32pm, buuuuuuut I'm pretty sure I scrobbled it from my phone,, and the app on my phone and it scrobbles alphabetically and not realtime.. so i don't know if it's right. oh well. I'm guessing it's that. but it's surprising I had the patience to listen to all of it.
2. Would you like to see 14 live? (eleventyseven)
nahh bro they never toured out of america i ain't travelling the ocean to see that shit
3. How would've you liked to discover 11 bar the way you actually discovered that act? (Panic! at the Disco)
If I had possessed the memory to recOLLECT THE NAME OF THEM MYSELF
4. Which song of 32 describes you the most/could be your soundtrack? (blink-182)
I'm doing 50 questions again...
2015年 7月 12日, 19:27 作者:DlartriskyI have decided to return these back because lol. why not
tho I made up a quite few new questions on my own, it lacked a reasonability in them to be reasonable, so I almost ended up making a question with this sentence: "I ran out of reasonable questions." Well, I guess I can live with this...
1. Last song of 17 you listened to?
Depeche Mode
Barrel of a Gun (11 Jul 2015, 22:41)
2. Would you like to see 14 live?
Linkin Park
k why not
3. How would've you liked to discover 11 bar the way you actually discovered that act?
The White Stripes
Finding them out through my classmate bass player is fine I guess, though, I heard Seven Nation Army being hummed by the crowd in Eurovision 2010 during German votes announcement. I would've gone through Google and asked with my back then bad English, "what was that song?".
4. Which song of 32 describes you the most/could be your soundtrack?
Bloc Party
k idk but I hope I lean onto the right song... Helicopter. …
complete!! finally!!
2015年 6月 25日, 2:49 作者:GiggleSoundsstefan reminded me these exist & my charts have changed quite a bit since the first time I did one of these. so, I'm going to re-do the first one I did. why? because I'm an hopeless, bored, survey-addict. let's go ;) (I also fucked up the numbers at first, and some questions bored me with some bands, so changed the numbers around a bit, alright?we cool? k.)
1. How did you get into 38? (Holiday Parade)
If I'm not mistaken, last.fm recommended them to me. I was looking for a new band to get into, but I didn't really like them that much. but, I looked into them, because I think I cried over Getaway, and I found Nothing Personal, which I listened to because of All Time Low's Nothing Personal, and it turned out to really help me at a certain time in my life. 6 months today, actually. aha, cool.
2. What was the first song you ever heard by 29? (William Beckett)
Stuck In Love (feat. Ryan Ross). about 3 years ago, at my grandmother's house. …
3 month top 10 (June 2015)
2015年 6月 15日, 3:24 作者:bleed4thedancer1. Against Me!
2. Fall Out Boy
3. My Chemical Romance
4. Twenty One Pilots
5. Napalm Death
6. frnkiero andthe cellabration
8. Paramore
9. A Day to Remember
10. Panic! at the Disco
What was the first song you ever heard by 6? Joyriding
What is your favorite album by 2? Folie à deux
What is your favorite lyric by 5? Thoughts, ideas, hopes, ambitions/Sincere in declaration/Or merely token gestures? - Think for a Minute
How many times have you seen 3 live? *ugly sobbing*
What is your favorite song by 7? Days of the Phoenix
What is a good memory you have about 2? Seeing them for the first time during MOMUMEMTour
Is there a song by 4 that makes you sad? There's a lot, but lately Addict with a Pen
What is your favorite lyric by 2? I'm coming apart at the seams/Pitching myself as lead in other people's dreams/Now buzz, buzz, buzz/Doc there's a hole where something was - Disloyal Order of Water Buffaloes
Bands I've Seen Live.
2015年 5月 17日, 4:15 作者:BeforeTodaySeptember 10, 2001: Backstreet Boys, Boston Garden, Boston, MA
1. Krystal
2. Backstreet Boys
June 1, 2002: Kiss Concert, Tweeter Center, Mansfield, MA
1. Goo Goo Dolls
2. No Doubt
3. Alanis Morrissette
4. Michelle Branch
5. Celine Dion
6. Alicia Keys
7. Shakira
8. Mary J. Blige
9. Craig David
10. India.Arie
February 28, 2005: Taste of Chaos, Tsongas Arena, Lowell, MA
1. Saosin
2. A Static Lullaby
3. Senses Fail
4. Underoath
5. Killswitch Engage
6. My Chemical Romance
7. The Used
June 7, 2005: Best Music Poll, Bank of America Pavilion, Boston, MA
1. Robbers on High Street
2. Louis XIV
3. Interpol
4. The Killers
October 15, 2005: Tsongas Arena, Lowell, MA
1. Reggie and the Full Effect
2. Alkaline Trio
3. My Chemical Romance
March 7, 2006: Taste of Chaos, Tsongas Arena, Lowell, MA
1. Greeley Estates
2. Funeral for a Friend
3. dredg
4. As I Lay Dying
5. The Smashup
6. Atreyu
7. Adair
8. Story of the Year
9. The Receiving End of Sirens
10. Thrice
40 songs and 38 questions
2015年 5月 16日, 13:39 作者:Kalliopw
2015年 5月 9日, 8:04 作者:GiggleSoundsIt's been a while. Hello :3 I stole this off Dlartrisky.. where else would I get them from these days?
1. What's your favorite song by 28? (Paradise Fears)
I have no f*cking clue.. uh.. I guess I like Battle Scars more than the average song but... OH WAIT NO I like Just a Feeling. now that, sir, is a good song.
2. Have you seen 21 live? (Hunter Hayes)
No and I probably don't want to either. sorry, Stefan.
3. What person made you get into 15 more than you did yourself? (Say Anything
no-one, really. I guess Gerard Way?? since he said it was a good band?? no one. idk brp
4. What is a song from 10 that you've only listened to once? (Patent Pending)
there's like 564757 mistagged songs in there, but genuinely? Air Underneath My Feet (feat. Pat Brown). I thought because it had a song that had a guy from a dIFFERENT BAND that I also liked in it, I would love it. but, alas, no. Pat Brown from Sing It Loud isn't the best singer in the world.
Best 50 questions. (2015.05)
2015年 5月 7日, 16:32 作者:DlartriskyOh so here's another survey... oh hoh hohh. This time the game is that I combined the "best" questions out of 3 surveys I made out already, so you know, it's ought to be interesting! :3
+1 new question, this is b/c I liked it so shhhhh
1. What's your favorite song by 28?
Bloc Party
Ra... wait, that's old times. Let me say, as for now it's Flux. :3
2. Have you seen 21 live?
My Chemical Romance
*starts crying blood*
3. What person made you get into 15 more than you did yourself?
Gavin DeGraw
A guy called Matthew (not Bellamy!). one of my last.fm friends. HE'S the one who introduced me to Fire. omG I'M SQUEALING
4. What is a song from 10 that you've only listened to once?
2 of them: Strange News From Another Star and Crazy Beat.
5. Your best memory about 7?
when I heard Sing on VH1 after forgetting it for a while. Lovely song I thought, so I scrobbled it heavily on summer 2014. and atm it's still my fave song ever, eventhough y'all think it's I Come with Knives. …


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Book review: 'Quality Cooking' shows consumers how to use loss leaders to create gourmet meals
"QUALITY COOKING AT A FRACTION OF THE COST," by Michelle Snow, Front Table Books, $18.99, 230 pages (nf)
Author Michelle Snow's latest book, "Quality Cooking at a Fraction of the Cost," illustrates how a family can significantly trim its food budget and still enjoy gourmet meals.
In this easy-to-read book, Snow shares her secret for creating low-cost, quality meals — grocery store loss leaders. She explains what a loss leader is — it's an item that stores sell below market value to stimulate sales of other items — and she tells how to build menus around loss leaders, use leftovers well and shop effectively.
Among the 18 grocery shopping rules she suggests: plan your meals around loss leaders; never take anyone with you when grocery shopping, especially children; never shop hungry; avoid grocery shopping after work; and stick to your grocery list.
The book is succinct and well-organized. The first 50 pages explain how to use loss leaders to plan menus. Snow provides a sample month's worth of menus based on this concept.
In easy-to-read tables, the author has itemized food items used for each meal, along with the per-item cost. She shows what the savings might be by comparing loss leader shopping, non-loss leader shopping and the cost of similar meals in a restaurant.
The last half of the book is a collection of recipes divided into sections that include vegetarian and meat dishes, along with side dishes, breads, desserts, sauces, syrups and beverages. All recipes use ingredients commonly found in most grocery stores.
An index for the recipes and a measurement conversion chart are included.
The book will interest those who would like to economize and still eat well.
Snow, a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has also written "The W.O.W. Diet!" and "The Queen of Common Cents." She obtained a Ph.D. in public health from the University of Utah and is a contract instructor for the BYU Department of Health Sciences. The author and her family live in Kaysville, Utah.
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Janet Chen was born on January 19, 1951 in Rangoon, Burma and was the only daughter among six brothers. Many people knew her as Ma Khin. She was born and raised as a Buddhist, but converted to Christianity while attending Sacred Heart Christian high school. She then graduated from the University of Rangoon in 1974 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Her passions then were cooking and giving haircuts to her brothers. In 1982, she came to...
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I'd like the memory of me
to be a happy one.
I'd like to leave an after glow
of smiles when life is done.
I'd like to leave an echo
whispering softly down the ways,
of happy times and laughing times
and bright and sunny days.
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of happy memories that I leave
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Passed away Feb. 2, 2013 while on business in China. Jim, a native of northern CA, was born Aug 31, 1946 to the late Col. James E. Swett Sr. and Lois Swett.
Jim grew up in Los Altos, a graduate of Awalt High School 1964, enlisted in the U.S. Marines 1965 – 1971 for two tours of duty with 105 missions as a helicopter machine gunner. He was one of the first 100 employees of HP and went on to hone his skills at Perclose and Abbott Labs.
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He then looked down upon His earth
and saw your loving face.
He put his arms around you
and lifted you to rest.
His Garden must be beautiful,
He always takes the best.
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He knew you were in pain.
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Born April 26, 1915 the youngest of 5 children in China. Though we do not know much about the early part of his life, we know he worked on a ship for a large part of his life before meeting our mom. One of the places his work on the ship took him to was Russia in the early 60's. In 1969, our dad immigrated to the United States to give his family a better opportunity and for this reason our dad worked tirelessly. When we were very young, dad...
On February 9th, Betty Mayeda passed away peacefully in San Francisco at age 70. She will be remembered for her confidence, strength, and determination. Betty enjoyed tai chi, eating out, and hunting down a good bargain.
Born in Brawley and raised in Westmorland, California, Betty moved to San Francisco where she lived for over 40 years. She graduated from San Francisco State University and worked as an accountant until retirement.
Rocio Amaya Barcena, 41 years old, in San Francisco, went to be with her Lord early Tuesday morning, February 12th 2013, surrounded by her loving family, after a courageous battle with breast cancer.
Born on April 25, 1971 in San Francisco to Gladys Salguero Monzon and Francisco Rafael Amaya (predeceased). Beloved wife of seventeen years to Oscar Barcena, loving and devoted mother to Jordan and Joshua. Dear sister of Enrique Castillo ...
Ralph Carl Fields was born on August 13th, 1937, in San Francisco, California to the late Oscar and Leona Fields, and died on February 15th, 2013.
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Gregoria Sablayan Segado, fondly called Goring by family and friends died peacefully in her sleep on February 6, 2013. She was the youngest daughter of Silvina Labalan and Leon Sablayan of Calbiga Samar. She became an orphan as a child and was taken cared of by her older sister Concepcion and by older brother Jose and his wife Maria in Ormoc City. Brother Jose and family moved to Tacloban, Leyte and sent her to elementary education at Divine...
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make sure he's warm in his bed so he won't get the chills
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Born in Loay, Bohol, Philippines on April 2, 1919, the eldest of seven children born to Faustina Alngog and Apolonio Bagnol, Venancio, nicknamed "Vensoy" in his youth, excelled in school and studied Commerce at the University of Southern Philippines, ranked first in his class, when World War II interrupted, returning...
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Glenn is survived by his younger sister, Lillian Cardona of San Francisco, brother-in-law Ray Cardona and his two nieces, who were the apples of his eyes, Malena and Sophia.
Glenn was a proud...
On January 24th, Blanche passed away peacefully, a day after her 89th birthday. She will be remembered for her kindness, sense of humor and thoughtfulness, never forgetting anyone's birthday. Blanche was a true fan of her hometown San Francisco Giants and 49ers.
Born in Fowler, CA, Blanche then moved to San Francisco where she lived for 87 years. She worked at Metropolitan Life Insurance Company from the age of 17 until retirement.
Shek Yee Lau was born in Canton, Tai San, on December 24, 1953. One year later, the Lau family (father Hey Ken Lau, mother Chung Oi Lau, sister Fung Kuen (Anna) Lau, brother Chook Yee (Allan) Lau, and Shek Yee Lau) relocated to Hong Kong for the family business. He spent the rest of his childhood in Hong Kong. In 1971, the Lau family immigrated to the United States to further business opportunities eventually coming to reside in San Francisco...
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A native of Mexico, born September 10,1922. Vincent Estebanez was a resident of Daly City for 53 years and entered into rest on January 16, 2013.
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Hamas Calls for All Arabs to Attack 'All Soldiers, Settlers'
Hamas leader in Judea-Samaria calls 'all soldiers, settlers legitimate targets' after arson and before attacks - all amid ceasefire talks.
It's Official: US Terror Threat not Islamist, Only 'Extremist'
No longer a private Obama initiative, but rather official US gov't policy: Muslim terrorism is simply 'violent extremism.'
Earthquake Centered on Dead Sea Shakes Israel
An earthquake centered in the Dead Sea rocked Israel.
IDF May Launch Preemptive Strikes against ISIS in Egypt
The Egyptian military says it has killed more than 1,000 terrorists Sinai, which borders Israel and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.
The EU is Considering Sanctioning Israeli Banks
Reports calls on the EU to examine dealings between Israeli and European banks, particularly on issues such as loans and mortgages, to ensure "they comply with the EU requirement not to provide material support to the occupation."
Facebook Acquires Israeli StartUp That Will Change Your Life
The startup, which hails from the small Israeli town of Kfar Saba has developed technology for operating a computer through hand and finger gestures.
What the Greek Vote is Doing to the Shekel
Against the background of events in Greece, the shekel is mixed at the start of this week's trading on the foreign exchange market.
"Israeli Government Has No Credit Exposure to Greece"
Experts warn that Greece's bankruptcy will have consequences for the global economy, and is liable to harm Israeli exports indirectly, while increasing the risk in global markets.
Iran Orders Chinese Fighter Jets After Warplane Purchase From Moscow
On the heels of announcing the building of two new nuclear reactors, Iran is about to conclude a transaction with China for the purchase of mult-irole jet fighter planes. This transaction comes only days after purchasing a fleet of in-flight refueling warplanes from Moscow.
An Australian Reality Show Got Too Close to ISIS
Where reality TV "introduces" its contestants to life with ISIS.
Britain Plans to Re-Open Tehran Embassy
"The Prime Minister expressed his hope that this deal would mark a fresh start in bilateral relations between the UK and Iran."
Malala Says the World is Failing Syria's Children
"I am here on behalf of the 28 million children who are kept from the classroom because of armed conflict."
Orthodox Teen Calls for Public Protest Against His Chemotherapy
�Even if I have to die, let me die with dignity � that�s all I ask,� the teen says in the video, asking others to help protest on his behalf.
Twins Married to Twins Have Babies 20 Minutes Apart
The girls born last week in Netanya are the daughters of two couples � identical twin brothers born 20 minutes apart and married to identical twin sisters born 20 minutes apart.
Jewish-Russian Billionaire and Stephen Hawking Search for ETs
Stephen Hawking and a Jewish-Russian tech billionaire launch a search for aliens.
Apparently Chicken Eating Started in Judea
Why are thousands of very well preserved ancient chicken bones such a big deal?
Soul Food, July 31
We learned about honesty and integrity - that the truth matters... that you don't take shortcuts or play by your own set of rules... and success doesn't count unless you earn it fair and square.-Michelle Obama


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BBC Newshour
BBC's most experienced correspondents bring you compelling interviews on every subject. From devastating natural disasters to inspiring triumphs of the human spirit, BBC Newshour has the world covered.
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Burundi election
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US Cuba reopen embassies
US cuba restore diplomatic ties; FIFA reveals reform plans; search for extraterrestrials
Turkey explosion leaves 28 dead
An explosion has killed at least 28 people and injured about 100 others near the Turkish border with Syria; Chad's former president Hissene Habre goes on trial for alleged human rights abuses in a landmark trial in Senegal; FIFA president Sepp Blatter says integrity checks and term limits will be introduced for top officials at the organisation.
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5 Tips and Tricks to Make Your Finals Week a SuccessThose of us on quarters have already survived the first finals week of the year. As a student of a school that's still on quarters, I figured I could pass on some of my newly acquired finals week wisdom to those of you who have yet to take them. [gate] Tip #1 College finals are NOT the same as high school ...Published over 3 years ago |
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30 Easy Ways to Save Money This SemesterA new semester is a fresh start, which means it's a perfect time to refocus on your academics and, of course, your budget. Here are thirty easy ways you can begin to save within your daily life, from the way you approaching food to the way you dining to driving, there are easy ways to scrimp and save on just about ...Published 25 days ago |
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College Safety 101College, like the rest of life, has many things to enjoy but also has its share of risks. I'm not talking about "homework kills" either. There are many issues that affect the health and safety of both you and your friends. Knowing these safety concerns and how to protect yourself can allow you to have a safe and happy college experience. ...Published over 1 year ago |
Becoming a MentorLately, college students are going back to school with some much younger classmates. Through mentoring programs, undergraduates are becoming an integral part of kindergarten to sixth-grade classes around the country. And elementary and middle-school students are finding role models in their very own communities. Getting from Giving "The first time I went to Code Elementary School as a freshman, I was ...Published about 7 years ago |
How Can You Help Japan?Japan may be half a world away but you can still make a difference in the lives of those who survived the 8.9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami on March 11th. While you may be a poor college student, or about to become a poor college student, there are little ways for you to give back to families who have lost loved ...Published over 4 years ago |
3 Great Reasons to ProcrastinateLet's face it: when you sit down to write that five-page paper on the comparisons and contrasts between the Women's Rights and Feminist movements, you're not going to jam it all out within an hour's time – unless of course you've procrastinated to the point that you have just an hour left before the deadline. In that case, stop reading this, ...Published about 1 year ago |
What to Know about Professor Rating WebsitesA professor can seriously set the tone for your semester. Anyone who has ever had either a great professor (hopefully you), a not-so-great professor (hopefully not you) or with the slightest bit of common sense can tell you that. It's also common sense to know that one of the best ways to learn about a potential situation is from someone who ...Published 7 months ago |
13 Wild College Campus TraditionsCollege campuses are rich with traditions, some even dating back hundreds of years. Because many of the traditions are so old, the origins of them are often unknown and have simply been passed down through generations of alumni. That almost makes it a bit more fun, though. As time passes, rumors spread, legends begin and each tradition seems to take on ...Published about 1 year ago |
Student Volunteer Opportunities You'll LoveAs a student, it's easy to get caught up in your own life, between studies, your scholarship search, extracurricular activities and, of course, your avid social life. Take some time this year to pause and reflect on what you're thankful for. Now is the time, especially during the holiday season, to give thanks for everything great in your life. Check out ...Published 9 months ago |
Paper Writing PanicSo, you have three papers to write and they're all due in two weeks. Stay calm! Writing a research paper does not have to be a stressful exercise. Just follow the tips below and those papers will practically write themselves! Choose a TopicOften, the most difficult part of writing a paper is choosing a topic. Here are some ideas if you ...Published over 6 years ago |
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Tennis: No grand finale for Henman
Sampras suffers with Britain's No 1 as the Spanish hold sway in the World Championship
Sunday 29 November 1998
Carlos Moya's victory over Henman was gripping enough, but it was later eclipsed by Alex Corretja's astonishing 4-6 6-3 7-6 win over the world No 1 after Sampras had held three match points with the score at 6-5 in the final set.
Moya refused to buckle under the Briton's relentless assault and snatched a dramatic 6-4 3-6 7-5 semi-final victory after trailing 3-1 in the final set. The sole consolation for Henman was that he had been involved in the finest contest of these championship finals so far.
The German Chancellor, Gerhard Schroder, was among the 14,000 crowd who were on their feet to applaud both men at the end of a contest which was always tense but which escalated to a gripping finish.
Henman was unrecognisable as the player who had subsided so lamely against Greg Rusedski on Friday. Having beaten one Spaniard, Alex Corretja, by charging the net, Henman knew well enough there was no future swapping shots from the baseline with another.
So in he went, time after time, daring Moya to pass him. Sometimes it worked, frequently not, as the man from Majorca held his nerve and in the end earned himself a place in the final by passing the incoming Henman with two glorious backhands and then a forehand service return.
Henman was the first Briton to make the semi-finals at this event and will spend a long time this weekend wondering how he failed to inscribe another page in the history of the British game by getting to the final.
If he had done better on getting his first serve into play (his average was again a disappointing 48 per cent) things would have been different. "My serve hasn't been good enough all week," he admitted.
Henman's start was a nervous one and he needed to scramble clear of two break-points in his second service game. But the next time Moya was offered a break-point he grabbed it for a lead which tipped the first set his way.
Rather than letting the disappointment of that setback undermine his resolve, Henman got off to a brilliant start in the second set. The uncomplaining Moya was unlucky to face a break-point when a backhand that seemed to have clipped the line was called out and even unluckier when Henman capitalised with a glorious cross-court backhand. That put Henman 2-0 ahead and it was soon 3-0, precisely the sort of counter-attack Henman had been seeking to mount.
There was a brief wobble at 4-2 when he needed to hit big serves, including an ace, to deny Moya three break-points, but with an hour and a half gone Henman was level at a set-all.
His confidence now at peak level, Henman strode out for the third set hungry to seize the advantage and did so at once, breaking serve as Moya struck a loose forehand into the net. At this stage nothing seemed to be going right for Moya. Volleys were landing an inch or so too long and a doddle of a backhand volley was netted.
When Henman stretched his lead to 3-1 it seemed that there would be no way back for Moya. "But I decided to take more risks and started hitting the ball harder," the French Open champion said. The immediate benefit was three successive games won and now, suddenly, it was Henman who was straining to stay afloat.
He fought off a break-point which would have given Moya a 5-3 lead and then, in this wonderfully see-sawing thriller, reached a break-point at 4-4 which would have left him serving for a place in the final. But, not for the first or last time, Henman was stranded by an inch-perfect lob.
That, as it transpired, was his final opportunity. He had his eyes on taking the deciding set to a tiebreak but Moya had other ideas, as those three stunning winners showed. The two backhands took him to match point and the forehand service return, which hurtled back past Henman as he charged in, was the stake through the heart. The match had stretched over two hours and 19 minutes.
Moya put down his victory to an ability to handle high-level pressure. "Tim hasn't played two Grand Slam finals or won a Super Nine tournament like me. Today I played amazing."
Henman agreed. "He definitely raised his game in the later stages of the third set and came up with some great shots. There was a lot of good- quality tennis and as the match went on the standard got better and better. It was just a question of who could hit the winners at the right time.
"My attacking tactics were right but my execution at times, especially in the first set, wasn't as good as it could have been. My main problem was that all week I haven't been making a great number of first serves."
In addition to prize-money of pounds 190,625, Henman will take away from Hanover a ranking which is now up to seventh in the world. "So although it has been a disappointing end to the year it has been a good ending in other ways. I'm already very excited about next year and if I can continue the progress I've made in the last six months I'm going to be looking to get into the finals of Grand Slams and winning them.
"It has been a jam-packed last six months and although I've really enjoyed it I'm looking forward to having a few weeks off. Then I've got to go to the next level and get into the top five in the not-too-distant future."
Today's match will be the first all-Spanish final in the 29-year history of the event and is a repeat of this year's French Open final which Moya won in three sets.
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"Our deepest thoughts and sympathies to the families and friends of those who lost their lives today at the show in Belgium," Leto tweeted Thursday. "We are absolutely devastated that this celebration ended in tragedy. To those that were injured we are sending thoughts and prayers."
Leto added that the band has canceled its performance at the festival in Hasselt, Belgium, "out of respect for those who have passed."
A sudden storm caused a tent where the American band Smith Westerns played, or was about to play, to collapse. Ambulances the arrived to take the injured to local hospitals, and the rest of Thursday's festival was canceled.
Wrote Smith Westerns on Twitter: "Stage collapsed max almost got crushed by the tress, I hope pukkelpop has insurance bc all our [stuff] is broke."
In addition to 30 Seconds and Smith Westerns, the annual festival's lineup this year includes many American artists, including Eminem, Foo Fighters and Rise Against.
The collapse follows a similar incident this month at the Indiana State Fair, where a stage collapse before a Sugarland concert killed five people.
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