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Is there a finer virtue than optimism? On its own it's a life force, but it also tends to drag a lot of other qualities along with it, from integrity to perseverance. If you ever met our company honchos Todd and John, you'd realize quickly that their optimism – a rare, distilled strain of the stuff – is the reason Music City Roots exists. They've bet on the growth of good music, the intelligence of the public and the support of a community. This is seemingly for no other reason than that's how things ought to be, and unless somebody stands up for that, well, we'll all become Taco Bell worker drones with implanted biometric consumer survey chips tracking us as we drive home to watch The Bachelorette on our DVRs.
Sorry, I digress. Optimism is on my mind because we've got a lot of good news to savor as we prepare around here for our TV series premiere slated for Friday in Nashville. Various other projects feel like they have momentum too. But more than any of that, optimism emerged as a theme of Wednesday night's Roots. In many ways it began days before the show when we asked our friend Tom Mason, a musician and actor who's graced our stage as a sideman and a Pirate band-leader if he'd be up for subbing for a traveling Keith Bilbrey. Tom said yes, fueled by faith that he could adapt to any role. And he did a great job.
Then on stage, our friend Col. Littleton came out at the top of the show for his seasonal story time. It's like having our own Mark Twain. I couldn't match his set up and punch line if I tried, but he made a solid point about the rewards of a good attitude with a story about a pessimist brother, an optimist brother and fun with horse poo. Let's see Garrison Keillor do THAT.
Peter Cooper was first on our musical slate with a set anchored around the ennobling and salutary spirit of baseball. The title track of his very new and excellent album studies the particular, April-tinged optimism of "Opening Day." Implicated here is the hope of the fan before the losses mount, the hope of the team as they point to a pennant and the dream of the minor leaguer who simply has to believe as they toil and travel for a few thousand bucks a year. They're trying to get to their own version of the show, just like every interesting, life-affirming person I've ever met. Peter offered more somber thoughts (wrapped in some sparkling music) on "Jenny Died At 25" and "Quiet Little War." The former seemed to say that people can baffle you, and the latter that reality can get twisted beyond recognition. Then when you add his set opener "Better Now" (about things having gotten better) and closer "Great Today" (about not letting bad news break your spirit), and you've got a college-level clinic in optimism. The remarkable band, including Sierra Hull, Thomm Jutz, Mark Fain and Justin Moses, made it all the more life-affirming.
Asheville's fascinating quartet River Whyless wasn't as explicit in its aspirations. Their songs were poetic and abstract lyrically, but it was their music and ensemble arrangement that bolstered my faith in a better tomorrow. They opened with "Pigeon Feathers," which I discovered through a very smart and stylish video the band posted recently. I just love this song, built around a looping fiddle arpeggio, tight bass playing, brilliant use of percussion and drums and lofty vocals from Ryan O'Keefe and Halli Anderson. The rest of the set sort of elaborated on those strengths, embracing orchestral noise, droning fiddle and fascinating rhythmic shifts. I loved seeing the crowd respond so well to the out-of-the-box intensity and borderline chaos of "Widow's Walk." We do have a music-loving audience.
The power of positive thinking seems to be part of what keeps Korby Lenker upright and sentient. His disposition is as cheerful as his name. He stood out in a red velvet tux jacket and bow tie. And his set sparkled with good vibrations and quirky musical ideas. For one thing, nobody's ever brought a concert harpist to our stage, but he did. Paula Bressman and her six foot gold harp really beautied up the stage, and her duo fingerpicking with Korby on opener "If I Prove False" created an irresistible timbre. "Hurts Me So" was sunny and bouncy with harp glissandos, which is a word I never thought I'd get to use that word in a Roots blog. Lenker took a jazzier turn on "Papercuts" and then a plaintive, punchy pop direction on "Lovers Are Fools," which revved up to a rocking climax that earned big applause. He saved his optimal dose of optimism for the final tune however. "My Little Life" is a small bright song about a big subject that's earned him so many accolades this year. With only a ukulele cradled up near his chin, he sang of taking delight and sustenance in tiny gifts. And it's not as cute as it sounds on the surface. It's like the Tao of Pooh – serious wisdom in a simple melody.
I wrote a lot about Donna The Buffalo in my preview column so I'll not re-hash the zydeco-meets-jam band musicology that would illustrate their set. It was every bit the rush of fun and energy I'd hoped for. Dancers emerged at the first call of Tara Nevin's gorgeous and tonally perfect old-time fiddling, and the music flowed like a river through I think five songs, though they mesh together in a hazy trance of good vibes. Tara did sing the new band anthem "I Love My Tribe," which is certainly something we relate to. And DTB kind of took the lead on the Loveless Jam too, working with Jim Lauderdale to shape a reggae-infused and groovy version of that most ennobling of 60s folk songs, "If I Had A Hammer." It's about life's many IFs and what you plan to do about them. A good attitude helps.
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Anime and Manga
- The Straw Hat Pirates in One Piece often step into the affairs of the islands they visit. While there are good-hearted and heroic members of the crew, they usually interfere because the local Big Bad has hurt them or someone they care about. The primary reason they're often hailed as heroes by the locals is because the people they attack are making the peoples' lives miserable.
- Played with in Berserk: The protagonist, Guts, often goes into battle despite serious injuries or overwhelming odds, coming out on top through sheer determination. Griffith and his fellow raiders pat him on the back for this, which drives Casca crazy. In volume 5 she calls him out, saying that his Leeroy Jenkins behavior in battle would have put everyone in danger if he hadn't been so lucky, and that if it were up to her instead of Griffith she'd punish him. Conversely, when Casca goes into battle feverish from a severe period, she faints after fighting Adon Coborlwitz, falls off a cliff (together with Guts who tried to catch her), and gets told off by Guts for putting herself and her comrades in danger by going into battle at less than full strength. Ironically, by the time they get back to camp after the ordeal of the hundred man fight, Casca is the one who asks Griffith to punish her however he sees appropriate, while Guts backs her up and Griffith welcomes her back since she and Guts did well against Adon's mercenaries. Imagine if they both hadn't been so lucky!
Films — Animated
- The Lion King:
Simba: It was an accident—I didn't mean for it to happen!
- Scar uses this trope to trick Simba into thinking he's guilty of killing his father. When Simba believes that the roar he made in the canyon was what started the stampede that killed his father (even though he didn't know the herd was even there, which the audience knows is moot anyway since Scar orchestrated the stampede), Scar uses it to make Simba think he's just as guilty as if he had intentionally committed murder.
Scar: Of course, of course you didn't. No one ever means for these things to happen. But the king is dead. If it weren't for you, he'd still be alive.
- Scar does so again near the end of the movie, when he turns the lionesses against Simba for being "responsible for Mufasa's death." Even when Simba makes it clear that it was an accident, the lionesses allow Scar to play judge, jury and executioner as though Simba's accidental killing were intentional murder... until Scar confesses to killing Mufasa instead.
Scar: Murderer!
Simba: No, it was an accident!
Scar: If it weren't for you, Mufasa would be alive. It's your fault he's dead. Do you deny it?
Simba: No.
Scar: Then you're guilty.
Films — Live-Action
- Don't Breathe: The film seems to expect the audience to see the three burglars as the good guys just because it turns out the old blind war hero they try to rob turns out to be a serial kidnapper and artificial inseminator of young women. Since they had no way of knowing that and it was only through dumb luck that one of the many people they robbed turned out to be a worse person than they are, many viewers are less than impressed.
- In the 2008 film Yes-Man, the protagonist Carl takes it upon himself to answer "yes" to every request put to him. As a loans request manager in a bank, he hence has to grant every loan request put before him (most of which are for small, silly indulgences). He later receives praise and a promotion from his superiors. Of course, it was entirely down to chance that the loan applicants he happened to see during this period were people who wanted fairly small loans which they were able to pay back; if they had happened to be people demanding larger loans which they could not possibly repay, Carl would have granted them nevertheless, and received blame from his superiors (and perhaps even been fired).
- In the Antonioni film The Passenger, Jack Nicholson's character decides he wants to leave his old life behind, and takes on the identity of an acquaintance who has just died. As it turns out, the acquaintance was an arms dealer running guns to rebel forces in north Africa, so that's what Nicholson's character starts doing. The over-all point of the film seems to be a nihilistic one: that it doesn't really matter what one does in life, and one shouldn't be bound by social roles or expectations.
- However, it's clear that the audience is supposed to sympathise with the rebels whom Nicholson's character is supporting. So while he appears not to care about the social consequences of his actions, he is still doing something good - or at least something not evil. It would be harder to see this character as heroic if he were running guns to neo-Nazis or the Taliban - even though he could just as easily have found himself doing just that!
- Lampshaded in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone just after the troll incident. Prof. McGonagall awards Harry and Ron five House points each "for sheer, dumb luck". While there was some skill involved, both Ron and Harry were exceptionally lucky nevertheless.
- In The Cincinnati Kid, as long as the title character is winning, he's a hero. When he finally loses, everyone is upset with him.
- In Fury (1936), the protagonist tries to get his attempted lynchers executed by hiding his survival. This is because attempted murder is a much less serious crime than murder, even though the only difference is whether the attack succeeded in killing the victim (which in many cases can be entirely attributable to blind luck).
- This is lampshaded in the book Thirteen Never Changes by Budge Wilson. Thirteen year old Laura is furious when her nine year old brother borrows her new bike without asking and breaks it. Her older brother tells her that when she was nine, she borrowed his bike without asking.
"Did I break it?"
"Well what?"
"Well, that's a big difference"
"Not really. He didn't mean to hurt your bike. He's just not very well co-ordinated. He was born that way. You and I are athletic. Not him."
- Referenced in universe in The Warrior's Apprentice. Miles successfully predicts his enemy will attempt a flank attack and insists that all weapons be placed on the flank of the base to drive off the attack. When a (dubious) ally excitedly states he is a genius for predicting the maneuver Miles soberly reflects on what they would say if he had been wrong about the angle of the attack. Though this isn't a perfect example of this trope, as Miles was relying on more than dumb luck when he selected where to place the weapons.
- At the end of The Chrysalids, the main character is trapped in a cave when The Cavalry show up, killing everyone in the area. Most of these people are bad guys, so we don't care, but one of them is the protagonist's childhood friend Sophie, who throughout the book is portrayed as sympathetic. Fortunately The Cavalry don't kill her - because she is shot just moments before they arrive! Since they are not technically responsible for her fate, no one seems upset that their indiscriminate killing could easily have caused the death of an innocent girl.
Live Action TV
- Full House: when the Tanners go to Disney World, Stephanie and Michelle line up for some kind of draw. Michelle pushes ahead of Stephanie in the line, draws the winning ticket, and spends the rest of the day being treated as a princess. Stephanie resents Michelle for this, and the script is clearly on her side. Now, you could certainly see how pushing ahead of her sister wasn't a very nice thing to do. But the fact that she drew the winning ticket really was just dumb luck. It could just as easily have gone the other way - with Michelle drawing a losing ticket followed by Stephanie drawing the winning one. Presumably Stephanie wouldn't be resenting her sister then.
- Star Trek Franchise:
- In the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Brothers". A boy pranks his younger brother which scares the brother enough for him to run and hide. While hiding the younger brother eats a fruit that leaves him so ill he nearly dies. The older brother is severely scolded by numerous cast members for 'nearly killing' his brother. However, while a little cruel for a prank there was no reason for the older brother to expect anything worse then his younger brother being frighted for a little while out of his prank. This feels particularly horrible since a child that young would likely already be horrible guilt ridden to the point of tears and any competent parent would go out of their way to tell the child that this wasn't his fault not further scolding or blaming him.
- Subverted in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episodes "Rules of Engagement." Worf is on trial for destroying a Klingon civilian transport ship that accidentally decloaked in the middle of a battle. It eventually comes out that Worf was set up; the Klingons remotely decloaked an empty civilian ship for Worf to destroy so that they could embarrass the Federation. Worf is exonerated and everyone gets ready for a celebration, when Captain Sisko pulls Worf aside to berate him for opening fire on a vessel before determining whether or not it was a threat and tell him just how incredibly lucky he was that it was a setup and not actually a ship full of innocent civilians.
- Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Willow's Roaring Rampage of Revenge is forgiven fairly easily, even though (in-universe) it was really just luck and timing which prevented her from bringing about the apocalypse.
- Orange Is the New Black: Cesar tries to comfort Daya after Bennett abandons her by saying that he always found the man untrustworthy because he was missing a leg... which he lost due to an infection he got in a dirty spa.
Cesar: I mean, going around losing limbs... that's irresponsible.
- The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia describes how a Good Ol' Boy from the Deep South gets hung for a crime he didn't commit. He stumbles upon his best friend shot and killed in his own home, and the shot he fires to "flag down" the police is assumed to be the shot that killed him, and the Hanging Judge and Dirty Cop execute him before dinner so they won't miss their meal... all before his little sister can step forward and confess to the crime. The song then condemns them for having "hung an innocent man." Problem is, the whole reason Andy went to his friend's house with his gun was to shoot him for sleeping with his new bride, only to find the job done for him. Yes, it's hideous that the town's law enforcement just assumed he did it and executed him that same day on a "make-believe trial" (he could just as easily have been 100% innocent in intent as well as deed), but Andy had fully intended to commit the crime they hung him for—it was only by sheer "luck" that his little sister beat him to it.
- Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest embodies this along with Lack of Empathy considering that it is more extreme than usual since in that case there were no choices to be taken at all. She admonishes Jack for being an orphan because it shows "contempt for the decencies of family life"; disapproves of sympathising will ill people because "illness is hardly a thing to be encouraged"; and even congratulates an offstage character for finally "making up his mind" to die. She is very much the poster child and the ultimate parody at the same time of this trope.
- To lose one parent, Mr. Worthing, may be regarded as a misfortune. To lose both looks like carelessness.
Video Games
- The Pandaren starter quests in World of Warcraft feature reckless Ji Firepaw performing an action to save their moving island, the giant turtle Shen-zin Su. This act would have killed the creature but for the presence of Horde and Alliance healers. Counterpart Aysa Cloudsinger's reaction is a What the Hell, Hero? to Ji. Aysa herself also falls into this trope, as she was doing nothing to resolve the problem in the hopes that a perfect solution would present itself while Shen-zin Su only grew weaker with each passing moment. Had Ji not forced the issue, it could easily have become too late to do anything at all.
- The protagonist in Assassin's Creed: Rogue is an Assassin who defects from the order because they are dabbling with dangerous Precursor technology that has already caused two earthquakes and he joins with the Templars to stop them. The problem is that not only were the Templars also seeking the technology and were just as likely to set off the earthquakes, throughout the series both sides have wielded similar technologies with nowhere near those sorts of effects.
- All three members of the Power Trio in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep have a tendency to trust the first person they meet in a given world, no questions asked. So when Aqua and Ven meet Peter Pan and Terra meets Captain Hook, the latter is viewed as a Horrible Judge of Character for doing exactly what his friends did.
Web Original
- CinemaSins rips into Don't Breathe for expecting viewers to buy into the whole "hero/villain flip" just because one of the many people the three thieves tried to rob, whom they only knew was a blind war hero who lost his daughter in a car crash, and the settlement from which they planned to steal, turned out to be a worse person than they are.
Western Animation
- The Powerpuff Girls: After Rainbow the Clown is turned into an evil mime in an accident he goes on a crime spree, draining all the color from Townsville and its citizens, but after he's turned back to normal the girls don't realise he's not really evil and had no control over his actions and beat him up anyway.
- This was a case of Executive Meddling. Creator Craig McCracken didn't intend for this climax of the story; Cartoon Network insisted on it.


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- Islamitic Is`lam*it"ic, a. Of or pertaining to Islam; Mohammedan. [1913 Webster]
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Around 30 years prior to the events of The Breaker the Blood Bone School nearly destroyed the murim by making and distributing Evil Spirit Medicines.
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Although the extent has not been clarified, at least a remnant of the Blood Bone School is behind the S.U.C. They have been revealed to be the reason behind non-murim members of the S.U.C. being able to use martial arts. One member, Seung-Jae Bae, worked closely with the five captains and nearly killed Shi-Woon on their behalf.
The school focuses on the medical domain of thew Murim. Like the One Moon School it started with the efforts of finding new ways to defeat the opponents. In contast to the One Moon School it never expanded its research on the domain of Medicine that includes healing and nursing people. Instead, it focuses on using Medicine to gain abnormal abilities and powers.[1] This medicine is effective in the short run, but with long-term usage, it would end up crippling the users. Some of the abilities gained through them are:
- Enabling people with no awareness of Ki to use martial arts with the use Spirit Medicines currently used by the S.U.C. for its members.
- Enabling indivuduals with broken Ki center to feel and use Ki with the use of the Ma-Hwan Dan.
- Affecting the bodies function with the purpose of enhancing certain abilities like the senses. The method used for this is unknown. Seung-Jae Bae used this method to attain the ability of Night Vision.
Martial ArtsEdit
- Medicine: Use of medical science to enhance the body in all possible ways.
- Swordsmanship: Seung-Jae Bae was seen using a kind of swordsmanship which is performed with dual long knives.
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A set of numbers from the Treyarch logo in the Call of Duty: Black Ops II trailer seem to reveal the games locations. The numbers represent longitude and latitude coordinates and if combined with dates seem to reveal some exciting things about the Black Ops II campaign. Thanks to G4tv for all the speculation below.
July 23, 1986 - Angola
The first set of coordinates sent us to Angola, Africa and on this date is when the South African Defense Force commenced a military operation called, Operation Alpha Centauri during the South African Border War and Angolan Civil War. The operation was made to stop a FAPLA attack on the capital of Jamba.
October 23, 1987 - Afghanistan, Kalana
The Soviet war in Afghanistan was fought between the Soviet Union, and Islamic tribes of Afghanistan who were supported by the United States to stop the Communist government set by the Soviet Union. You may play as Black Ops characters to lead a force of Islamic force to help stop the Soviet Union.
December 19, 1989 - Panama City, Panama
In this time period, the United States invaded Panama, which was called Operation Just Cause, created to defend democracy, human rights, and the canal in Panama. Again, you might play as Black Ops characters to take over La Comandancia in the El Chorrillo neighborhood of Panama City because that's where this valuable mineral to control machines was being produced.
October 23, 2022 - Sharj Sharin in Hadramawt, Yemen
The longitude and latitude numbers directed us to Yemen near a place called Sharj Sharin, which is located in the middle of the desert. This location probably reveals a mission where the enemies steal valuable information in a secret facility that lead to the attacks in 2025.
July 23, 2025 - Chad
Our next stop sent us to Chad, Africa near the border line of Libya. Now in the past there was Operation Alpha Centauri that happen in Angola, Africa. Since the Angola event, maybe Chad and Libya are at war again for the Aouzou Strip because of a recent attack by mechs and drones that bombed that area. Don't know the complete reason why, but I'm just speculating that that there will be a connection to the Angola war and the Aouzou Strip between Chad and Libya.
July 25, 2025 - British Indian Ocean Territory
This location is the middle of the British Indian Ocean Territory and if you look at the picture above you can at the bottom left corner a vast amount of water surrounding this large futuristic building that only could be reach by planes. It's probably a HQ counter-terrorist facility that shares secret Intel with other nearby allied countries including the United Kingdom, Africa and Indonesia.
June 19, 2025 - Los Angeles, California
In the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 trailer, we see many scenes of Los Angeles being attacked by drones and mechs. One set of numbers revealed Los Angeles, California thus confirming the rest of the numbers we discovered to be maps you may get to play within.
June 12, 2025 - Hong Kong, China
Our last set of numbers sent us to Hong Kong, China. Even though the numbers were hard to read the coordinates ended up near Hong Kong in China. We've always wanted to go to China, and we're convinced nothing bad will happen there.


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To be frank it depends on the severity and subject of the test. It is one thing to lie and antagonize to prove a man is or is not something. It is another thing to simply use a situation to see if a man is or is not something. Of course this universal; I would have no problem listening to a person tell me they will do something and holding them to the "highest standard" to see if they actually come through. Though they set up the test themselves they are without shadow of a doubt under the most extreme scrutiny for this very purpose. I would never however tell someone something insane such as "I was wronged" just to see how they handle such a situation.42|20|0


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Lowest of the Low
On Saturday, my band was playing a show at the "big" venue for local underground bands in Taipei, Taiwan. Playing a show there means your band has "made it," at least in a purely local sense. It has the best sound system in town, professional lighting, a small but serviceable backstage area—everything you need and a few things you don't, including a disco ball. It's where the "big" international extreme bands play—Exodus, Ensiferum, Misery Index, Into Eternity, Destruction, and many more have played there. It has a much maligned crowd barrier in front of an elevated stage, capacity for about 700 people—those things that make a band that might never have played outside their hometown think they can take things to the next level. It also has a common policy that most bands at the next level encounter on a semi-nightly basis: This venue takes a percentage of the bands' merchandise sales. More...
The Ultimate Sacrifice
To the diehard music fan, there is hardly an act more inconceivable than parting with The Collection. Most metal heads, those of us who still buy CDs, records, and even tapes, anyway, will pawn everything of value when times get tough, move back in with our parents, beg, borrow, steal, and take just about any form of mind numbing and depraved work imaginable to keep The Collection in our grubby, greasy little hands. Sadly, even this isn't always enough, and in these economically turbulent and uncertain times, the hour inevitably comes when hard decisions must be made, and priorities must be put in order. More...
Re-recording Metal - For Better or for Worse?
Back in 2005, Dimmu Borgir was a band still basking in the unholy success of its latest outing "Death Cult Armageddon." And yet instead of launching into a new opus for fans to consume the band members decided on a new approach; they would re-release an early and often praised album ("Stormblåst") by completely re-recording it, updating the sound with modern production and slap "MMV" on the end. There had of course been prior examples of bands making this choice, but it was perhaps here that best truly crystallized the new era of metal re-recordings. No doubt you have heard of similar re-recordings in the same vein, perhaps most recently Gorgoroth's "Under the Sign of Hell 2011" or Burzum's "From the Depths of Darkness"? Perhaps not, but that's what I aim to uncover for you here. More...
Remembering David Gold
Fourteen. That is the staggering number of metal and hard rock musicians who left us this calendar year. Fourteen. It is without question that the year 2011 was a cruel one for the metal community, taking from the world some exceptionally talented people whom many had long lives left to live. Most, if not all, of us never knew the likes of Cory Smoot, Gary Moore or Seth Putnam in person but we lived through them vicariously through the legacies left by their music. When you are a fan of a band for an extended period of time you come to feel as if you know the people behind the drum kits and holding the guitars, they become your friend who's always there to comfort you regardless if you've never spoken to them, shaken their hand or have met face-to-face. When one of them is tragically taken from this earth we can't help but feel sorrow and pain, as if one of our own family members has passed away. Unfortunately, the pain is ever more intense when you have had the pleasure to come to know one of these truly gifted individuals. More...
Heavy Metal Done Holiday Style
There are easily hundreds of heavy videos that fit the Halloween mood, but the Christmas holiday doesn't get nearly as much love from the metal world. But never fear, metal doesn't disappoint, and there are a few bands that have gone the extra mile and released videos to help get you through the uncomfortable family gatherings, drunk quarreling siblings, and even the off-key caroling. So whether you're a die-hard celebrant who can't sleep all night until Christmas morning or a scrooge with a "bah humbug!" on your lips, check out these video clips to keep your holiday fully metal.
Twisted Sister – "O Come All Ye Faithful"
Twisted Sister is notorious for awesomely cheesy videos with ridiculous opening segments, and covering a Christmas classic certainly wasn't going to change that. Enjoy it for the amazingly goofy guy happily spreading Twisted Sister cheer, the rocking rendition of an old holiday standby, or even just enjoy it for the dancing MILF!
When Life in Metal Meets an Insidious Demise
"Respect in the scene-priceless
Money in my wallet-$0
Fame in the death metal scene-years of hard work mastering programming and guitar playing
Money in my wallet-$0
Car-doesn't exist
Bank account-yea right
Owe everyone under the sun-OF COURSE
KIDS DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND FORGET YOUR DREAMS, YOU'LL END UP LIKE ME, 35 WITH NOT A GOD DAMN THING BUT RESPECT IN A SCENE THAT HONESTLY DOESN'T GIVE 2 SHITS ABOUT YOU ANYWAY. FUCK THIS SHIT, I'M GETTING A JOB, I'M DONE WITH THIS." More...
Remembering Chuck Schuldiner
If one were to ask the average person who Chuck Schuldiner is, there's a fair chance that the response would be little more than a blank stare. However, if one asked a dedicated metal fan who he was, they would instantly retort in detail that he was one of the most innovative musicians in the history of metal, whose passing ten years ago today affected them on a massive scale and whose band, Death, changed the face of extreme music forever.
Born in Long Island, New York on May 13th 1967 as Charles Michael Schuldiner, both of his parents were teachers, which perhaps influenced his strong performance in school before he decided to drop out (though he later regretted doing so.) Chuck Schuldiner the musician was born at the age of nine, in circumstances just as harsh as the music he would become known for, when his parents bought him a guitar, in an effort to appease the sadness he felt of his brothers death, who was only sixteen years old when he passed away. Though starting with a classical guitar, he expressed distaste for the type of music he was being taught and was on the verge of putting the instrument down alltogether, when his parents bought him an electric guitar, something he greeted with a much greater sense of enthusiasm, practicing every day of the week (though he was reportedly limited to three hours a day on school nights.)
When he was sixteen himself, he formed Death, initially under the name Mantas, along with guitarist Rick Rozz and drummer/vocalist Kam Lee. He briefly abandoned the band, in favour of moving to Toronto to join Slaughter, though soon recanted and returned to Florida to continue Death. The group went through a number of lineup changes before signing with Combat Records, at which time Death merely consisted of Schuldiner and drummer Chris Reifert. Despite only consisting of two members, Death released their first album, "Scream Bloody Gore" in 1987, which was immediately hailed as one of the finest extreme metal albums of the time, and seen by many today to be one of the first "true" death metal albums, clearly defining the sound for the first time. While many acclaimed debut albums cast a shadow over their respective artists, this was not to be the case with Death as practically every album they released was hailed as a masterpiece, or at least as excellent. Through his work with the band, Schuldiner garnered the tag, "The Father of Death Metal," although he himself played down his role in the genre and praised other musicians in the death metal scene. More...
Danzig Versus Slayer: Who's the Bigger Name?
Glenn Danzig's recent comments and alleged behavior at Fun Fun Fun Fest provoked much talk among the heavy metal community. Mainstream publications such as Rolling Stone brought this conversation to a much larger audience. Besides trying to instigate a riot, Danzig bemoaned playing the Black Stage. He said he is as big as Slayer, so he should be on the larger Orange stage. The Slayer comment sparked a debate among Metal Underground's readers. Who is bigger and more popular—Slayer or Danzig? Now that the question has been asked, I've done some searching to determine who has a larger fan base.
In addition to providing album sales numbers, I will look at some of the factors that contribute to the popularity of both bands. On one side, we have the blues-laden doom metal of Danzig. Often characterized as the Satanic Elvis, Danzig possesses unmistakable, deep vocal tones and lupine howls. Short but muscular, his mic-whipping, air-grabbing stage antics convey a barbaric image. On the other side, we have thrash metal legends, Slayer. In addition to being part of the Big 4 thrash acts of the 80s, they pushed the boundaries of speed, and broke ground for thrash, death and black metal. Kerry King's whammy bar solos perfectly relate the wicked vibe of each song. The battle cry of "SLAYEEEER" is as common at a metal concert as a Marshall half-stack.
Danzig showcased material as Danzig Legacy at Fun Fun Fun Fest, so Slayer is butting heads against not one band but three. The Misfits and Samhain portions of his set added a crossover appeal, which proved perfect for a fest that catered to punk and metal. Still, I'm going to assume that many of the Fiend Club members also listen to Danzig.
Besides Dave Lombardo, Slayer has boasted a stable lineup, without bringing over fans from previous bands. Kerry King spent time in Megadeth, but he doesn't appear on any Megadeth albums, so he obviously didn't pull fans from Megadeth. Fans will always recognize Dave Lombardo as Slayer's drummer, even though he has commanded the beat for other bands such as Philm, Grip Inc. and Fantomas. More...
Metal Videos To Get You In The Halloween Mood 4
All Hallow's Eve has finally arrived and it's just about time to get the debauchery going full swing. Whether you're getting the altar set up for a black mass or you just plan on drinking until werewolves and vampires seem like legitimate concerns, there's a host of metal videos to help get the evening started right.
Earlier this month we showcased horror themed videos that went way over the top, focused on the devil and his minions, and then dipped into the atmopsheric and creepy videos. Now that Halloween is here we'll finish off with monsters, serial killers, and even a few bonus clips.
Bleeding Through – "Kill To Believe"
The "Kill To Believe" video is like its own little mini redneck hillbilly horror movie. If you've seen all the "Wrong Turn" and "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" movies a couple dozen times, this one's for you.
Music Videos To Get You In The Halloween Mood 3
That most metal of holidays is almost upon us again, but you may want something more than candy corn and blood colored cocktails to get you in the Halloween spirit this weekend. Earlier this month we covered the most over the top horror themed clips as well as videos that focus on the demonic and the diabolic, but that still leaves a good deal of ground to cover. For today's edition of metal videos to get you in the Halloween mood we'll take a look at the creepy, the atmospheric, and the disturbing.
Marilyn Manson – "This is Halloween"
While his metal cred is definitely questionable, Marilyn Manson does have the Halloween image down pat. Check out the quintessential "This is Halloween" clip below, set to scenes from Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas."
Metal Videos To Get You In The Halloween Mood 2
Somehow humanity managed to avoid the apocalypse yet again yesterday, but just because a zombie Armageddon or nuclear holocaust didn't occur doesn't mean anybody has to get out of the proper Halloween mood. We already took a tour through some of the most over-the-top and bombastic horror themed videos last week, so this time around we'll head into a bit darker territory. Today let's give the devil and all his children their proper due…
Opeth – "The Devil's Orchard"
One of the best cuts off Opeth's latest album "Heritage" and among the best clips in a history of less-than-stellar music videos from the Swedish titans, "The Devil's Orchard" may be a tale of the devil ascending to rule the world while bringing madness and terror in his wake. Or it might be about a dude in bell bottoms who only listens to vinyl going on a crazy acid trip. But whatever, it's got the vibe of an old school devil flick, and that's exactly what we're looking for.
Metal Videos To Get You In The Halloween Mood
Last year Dan from Autumns Eyes wrote up an article on the Top Ten Halloween songs in honor of that most metal of holidays. This year we're taking a look at those metal songs with music videos to get you into the proper Halloween mood, and to start off we'll head into the most crazy, over-the-top, and outright ridiculous videos to be found in metaldom.
Gwar – "Immortal Corruptor"
Anything involving both Halloween and metal pretty much automatically is connected with Gwar. The "Immortal Corrupter" video has got pretty much everything a good horror flick should have – monsters, skeletons, torture, disembowelments, and a flaming drum kit that shoots gouts of blood. If you already hate Gwar there's no way this clip will change your mind, but nobody can claim it isn't monstrously entertaining.
Exploring The European Festival Circuit
Europeans love their metal, that's for sure. Over the Northern Hemisphere summer months, there are over sixty metal festivals staged - most of them open air, multi-day and multi-stage. That's a lot of bands, beer, dodgy kebabs, and horns in the air! Forget "this band is better than that band" or "that genre sucks" or "those people are posers" - at a metal festival, everyone is your metal brother (or sister) and as long as the music is loud, pretty much anything goes.
Increasing numbers of metalheads from the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other parts of the globe are making the trek to the old continent every year to be part of the experience. But with so many festivals to choose from, which ones should you go to?
Obviously everyone has different tastes, but here's some pointers from a four-year veteran that might help you plan the metal trip of a lifetime. More...
When Social Media Overshadows the Music
Underground metal bands in these modern Net-centric times of ours are utterly awash in the offal of social networking-cum-marketing options. With Facebook increasingly rising to the forefront as the anchor site of choice for both established and up and coming acts, there is also Twitter, YouTube, Tumblr, ReverbNation, StereoKiller, BandCamp, SoundCloud, PureVolume, Last.FM and the smoldering wreckage of the once dominant empire that is Myspace, just to name a few of the major players. Put all of them together, and that's eleven separate websites, some of which can by synced together, mind you, that a single band potentially needs to constantly maintain and update—an even dozen if they actually have their own domain. More...
Black Metal: The Shoegaze Wave
Back in 2005, Alcest released a two song EP called "Le Secret," a gem that eventually would cause a stir in the hornet nest that is the black metal community. If you didn't gather by the title, Alcest is a French band, and one masterminded by front-man Neige. With a strong pedigree in the French black metal scene, Neige was a musician who not only came forward in the 00s with multiple acts in Alcest and Amesoeurs, but also made contributions to essential French albums from the likes of Mortifera and Peste Noire. While Norway and the adjacent Scandinavian realms are often thought of as the wintery fortress of black metal, the French have long held their own with a melancholic and melodic take on the genre including the infamous Les Légions Noires whom you can read about in a previous Metal Underground Sunday Old School article.
So, what was so special about Neige's little two song EP? Well for one it wasn't little at all. It was nearly 30 minutes long and an infusion of 90s shoegaze, post-rock, and perfectly distilled black metal. More...
Insane Or Indifferent
If you are reading this, you are most likely a devoted fan of metal. I wouldn't be writing this if I weren't part of this crowd. This being the case, it's safe to say we've had a conversation with somebody of totally different musical values. If this conversation took place at a concert, we might look down upon these people. Their insouciance is like a slap in the face. The term "poser" might even come up. This attitude definitely comes in the realm of elitism, but it doesn't mean our experiences with music are better. Everybody has their own ways of interacting with music. Let's look at a few of these ways. More...
Metal Versus Society: A Vicious Cycle?
One August afternoon when I was 19, I returned home sweating and exhausted from my summer job, hopped in the shower, and found a white cardboard box waiting for me on my bedspread. I opened it to discover a stack of crisp, preppy, neatly folded, diversely colored… polo shirts. I think one of them was Nantucket Red. Or, if you're not a vacationing male WASP, "pink."
Torn between feelings of awkward gratitude and slithering revulsion, I tracked down my Dad to inquire about the unsolicited gift. He replied with a knowing grin, "So you'll stop wearing those black T-shirts."
Sensing another opportunity for angst-ridden teenage martyrdom, I promptly engaged my Dad and stepmother in a fierce battle of wills that pitted the goofy attire of golf courses against the monochromatic uniform of heavy metal… and wound up kicked out of the house.
Silly as it all seems from the matured age of 27, this story is part of my own brush with that ongoing battle in our society, a battle whose lines have been drawn between the mainstream and the misfits, the orthodox and the outcasts – with presumptions and stereotypes aplenty on all sides. Occasionally, those stereotypes become scapegoats, and the results are sometimes uglier than an afternoon detention or a shouting match at the dinner table.
Consider the case of the fabled "West Memphis Three," the trio of Arkansas teenagers convicted in 1994 of a brutal triple homicide. A topic already of considerable relevance and interest in these circles, I won't bother to rehash the forensic details, but let's break down the basics. Three young boys tortured and murdered in an alleged "Satanic ritual." Disorganized police and politically motivated prosecutors in need of a suspect, and a grieving, culturally conservative community in need of a villain. Three teens whose attire, attitudes, and music tastes placed them outside the norm. Dubious rumors. Flimsy physical evidence. Guilt by association. All the reasonable doubt in the world couldn't have stopped this runaway train once the brakes blew. More...
Good News For Old Bands?
Let's go back to 1978: Black Sabbath released "Never Say Die!" in September of that year. There's another thing that happened in the world that wasn't nearly as unconventionally cool, but that Black Sabbath might find really cool 35 years later. In the United States, a massive piece of government legislation went into effect called the Copyright Act of 1976. Before I tell you why that has any meaning at all to the godfathers of heavy metal and other bands from 1978 on, I'll give you a rundown of what copyrights are. More...
Returning To Form
We metal fans are a devoted lot. Once we find a favorite band, we tend to stick around through thick and thin. A favorite band tends to stay a favorite band, even when our tastes move on. And, yes, even when that band's sound changes or, even worse, when that band becomes "popular" based on a lighter sound, we often hang around.
Sure, we bitch about it, but I guarantee that more than half of the people who boldly claimed online that they were through with, say, Metallica, had purchased copies of "Load" and "Reload" (you know, just to complete the collection). It couldn't have just been the new fans turned on by the Black Album that did it. And yet, those of us who'd been there in the "Puppets" and "Justice" years held out hope that, just maybe, the band would come back to that style and aggression. We can all argue about whether "Death Magnetic" was the return to form we'd been looking for, but recently, I had the pleasure of listening to an album by another thrash mainstay that definitely is.
I've been asked to hold off on a full review of Anthrax's "Worship Music" until closer to the release date, but suffice it to say that this is the album that fans have been waiting for for a very long time. Tracks like "Fight 'Em Til You Can't" recapture the comic book and horror-film fun of the "Among The Living" era, while the appropriately dirge-like "In The End" recalls the slow stomp of "Keep It In The Family" from "Persistence Of Time." But rather than simply reconstitute the successful formula of their early work — a la "Death Magnetic" — the band has also kept around the best of what worked during the John Bush era, namely an increased push toward melody and groove. I could (and will) go on at length later, but suffice it to say that I think a lot of fans will be pleasantly shocked by just how far this album exceeds expectations.
I've had this experience before. A dyed-in-the-wool Megadeth fan, I thrilled to the early years of "Killing Is My Business ... And Business Is Good!" and "Peace Sells ... But Who's Buying?" Things reached fever pitch with "Rust In Peace" — and then the band entered what I tend to think of as its "pop phase." Dave Mustaine has said that he was in the hunt for a No. 1 album, and the choices that were made on many of the albums that followed in the 1990s ("Countdown To Extinction," "Youthanasia," "Cryptic Writings" and "Risk") bore that out. Gone were the multilayered songs that crammed three time changes and four solos into three minutes. Now, comparative (some would argue radio-ready) simplicity was the order of the day, with Mustaine himself contributing less in the way of guitar solos. Worse yet, with "Risk," Mustaine seemed to be trend-chasing, adding bursts of electronica to the mix to poor effect.
Granted, the comeback for Megadeth started with "The World Needs A Hero," in which the thrash started gaining a bit more prevalence. It continued with "The System Has Failed," which featured Mustaine trading solos with original Megadeth ax-man Chris Poland.
Then came "United Abominations," which absolutely blew the doors off. The fact that the band was arguably the most talented iteration of Megadeth (with ex-Eidolon players Shawn and Glen Drover on drums and guitar and James LoMenzo on bass) didn't hurt. From the opening machine-gun guitar of "Sleepwalker," it was obvious that the fiery aggression of the early years was back, tempered ever-so-slightly with the more melodic sounds of the 1990s. More...
Dying is Gay: Reflections On Seth Putnam
I'll always remember Anal Cunt for being one of the four bands who broke me into the extreme metal underground back in 2006. Anal Cunt, alongside Unearth, Cannibal Corpse and Lamb of God were my four gateway drugs into the harder, edgier side of metal. It was a time when nu metal was no longer played on the radio and KoRn's Take a Look in the Mirror album was such a huge disappointment that left me only listening to Tool but looking for something that was metal that I hadn't heard before. More...


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On my soccer team, we practice at a field at a nature park. The only outhouses are by the far parking lot, which is like a 10-min walk from the field, coach doesn't want us walking there alone. And the outhouses stink and are really gross too!
Would you pee outside in the woods? Or even, since its a all-girls team, in the grass somewhere to the side? And how to do that... like is there a technique?
Also, if we brought toilet paper, is it alright to just drop in on the ground when you're done?
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It's not too big a deal to pop a squat and relieve yourself off to the side of the field. You might not see people doing this too often, but we all have to pee, so anyone who sees you will understand. Some prude might be offended, but they are rare. More likely is if anyone sees you, you'll make their day with some light amusement. :-) No big deal.
On a side issue, my advice would be to practice and master the 'spread-lip' pee technique. By parting your lips when you pee in just the right way (some experimentation might be required), it allows your urethra to squirt a tidy stream. Your lips and bum won't get wet, so having toilet paper becomes much less important. A tidy stream means you can aim properly, and probably shoot it away from you instead of letting it fall between your feet, so there's less risk of getting any pee on your feet or clothes. Some fine examples:
This isn't just porn - it's a technique that all girls should learn at girl-scouts because it's practical.
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The FBI Physical Fitness Challenge
Do you have what it takes to be fit enough for the FBI?
Looking for a few good men (and women).
Every now and then, I do something crazy. This year? I'm training for the FBI.
Well...not exactly.
The physical fitness requirement for the FBI is public record. And it's not all that complex. There are four tasks to complete -- and a pretty simple scorecard:
- Number of Consecutive Pushups
- Number of Situps Performed in one minute.
- 1.5 Mile run
- 300 Meter Sprint
All that's needed to pass is 12 cumulative points -- scoring at least one point in each category. While I have no intention of ever joining the FBI, I am certainly interested in saying I can pass the physical fitness requirement. (How cool would that sound?) My goal for the summer: To be considered physically fit enough to join the FBI.
Interested in joining me?
Comment below! We can plan a "Barometer Day" to see where we all stand.


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7 Pillars of Implementing Zero Landfill Status
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This webinar training will discuss the employee and employer roles and responsibilities of achieving and maintaining zero landfill status by reducing environmental footprints. The instructor will explain the seven pillars of zero landfill and how to implement environmental sustainability through waste diversion.
Why Should You Attend:
A zero waste to landfill status provides improved credibility and visibility to an organization's efforts of improving its environmental impacts by reducing its environmental footprint.
Responsible and clean manufacturing have become expectations to customers and interested parties within industry. Sustainability efforts such as waste diversion (reduce, reuse, recycle, recover and dispose) from landfills are important steps to demonstrate environmental stewardship. Implementing a Zero Waste to Landfill program will result in not only efficiency in manufacturing processes but can also save physical and financial resources through energy conservation and reuse of raw materials.
This webinar training will discuss the key 7 pillars of zero landfill and how to implement it.
Areas Covered in the Webinar:
- The 7 key steps of Zero Landfill.
- Employee and employer roles and responsibilities of achieving and maintaining zero status.
- Contractor roles and responsibilities of maintaining zero status.
- Getting the deserved acclimates; certification, press coverage, etc.
- The financial cost savings and increased revenue of zero status.
- Environmental sustainability through waste diversion –
- Reduce
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- Dispose
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President and Lead Consultant, OneZeroThreeZero Communications
Michael Aust, CECM, MS, is the president and owner of 1030 Communications, LLC. Mr. Aust has a Master of Science in Occupational Safety, Health and Environmental Management degree and is a certified environmental compliance manager #5678. He has been an authorized OSHA outreach instructor since 2000.
He has provided safety management expertise since 1995. He has developed and implemented safety management systems for organizations without such processes and helped mature management systems for Fortune 50 and Fortune 100 companies.
Some highlights of his involvement in professional organizations include: Security Committee Louisiana Chemical Association (LCA), Safety Committee Louisiana Chemical Association (LCA), American Society of Safety Engineers, South Louisiana S.T.E.P.S. AdHoc Committee Member, Greater Baton Rouge Industrial Alliance (GBRIA) Owner Entry Requirements Committee, and American Society of Safety Engineers Grapevine Chapter Section Chairperson.
Mr. Aust has provided safety auditing and training services for companies such as US Fusion, The TopCor Companies, BP North America, Honeywell, Gulf South Safety Consultants, The Commodore Corporation – Indiana Division, JE Spear Consulting, and Ivy Tech Corporate College only to name a few. He is also a content contributor for various safety newsletters and blogs.
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On September 29th 2007 Jermain Taylor's championship reign and unbeaten record were no more.
The former middleweight champion of the world was making fifth title defense against Kelly Pavlik and from the onset it looked like Taylor would coast to another win. All that; however, changed in the second round.
In the middle of the second round Taylor floored Pavlik and had him badly hurt for the rest of the round. Through the sheer determination of Pavlik and Taylor's incompetent killer instinct, Pavlik survived the round and from round three started to find a groove. For Taylor his window of opportunity turned into a catastrophe when Pavlik eventually was able to put his punches together, find Taylor's chin and score a spectacular seventh-round knockout to win the 160-pound world championship.
In the wake of his first professional defeat, Taylor (27-1-1, 17 KO's) exercised his contractual right to an immediate rematch with Pavlik (32-0, 29 KO's), which will take place Saturday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
The world title, however, will not be on the line. Due to Taylor's difficulties making 160 the fight will take place at a negotiated 166 pounds. This means win or lose, Pavlik remains world champion.
For Taylor this fight is simply about revenge and redemption. Also and probably more importantly Taylor has a chance to resurrect his attitude that started to come under scrutiny during his championship reign.
Taylor seemed to adopt a taking-for-granted attitude when he hired hall-of-fame trainer Emanuel Stewart after beating Bernard Hopkins for the middleweight championship. His technique, not a strong suit of his, deteriorated under the guidance of Stewart. Furthermore, the once vaunted punching power that Taylor possessed oddly degenerated. This showed when he looked less than impressive against Winky Wright, Kassim Ouma and Cory Spinks, three former 154-pound champs who were moving up to challenge for Taylor's middleweight crown.
In an effort to restore the hunger and drive that helped him get to the stage where he is now, Taylor ditched Steward and decided to make Ozell Nelson, his surrogate father and amateur trainer, his chief trainer.
Whatever lessons Taylor has taken from Stewart and Nelson better be put to good use, in order to avoid the same disappointment of losing again. Pavlik is not as skilled as Taylor but his heart, attitude, and punching power put Taylor in his predicament.
Unlike Taylor, Pavlik is humble man who seems to appreciate how fortunate he has been and will surely fight with nothing to lose. Pavlik has achieved fame and fortune just like any world-class fighter, yet success does not seem to have gone to his head. It is highly likely Pavlik is the same approachable, down-to-earth guy from hardscrabble Youngstown, Ohio, as he was before rocketing to stardom in September. Moreover, and most importantly it is almost certain that Pavlik is as committed and disciplined as he was before fame found him.
On Saturday Taylor will be in a fight bigger than boxing. He will be fighting for revenge, respect and for his reputation. All eyes will be on him. Let us hope he does not take this for granted.


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