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Inhale/Exhale (Random Hand album) – Track listing

#I, Human #The Right Reasons #British #Anger Management #Roots in the Crowd #Devils Little Guinea Pigs #”In” #Mass Producing Monsters #For Roni #A Spider in the Sink #The Eyeballs Of War #What it Takes Category:2009 albumsAdapted from the Wikipedia article Inhale/Exhale (Random Hand album), under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. Please also see [...]

Man Bites God – Politics

Angered by the outcome of the 2004 Australian Federal Election, members of the band created a Macromedia Flash application entitled ”Man Bites God’s Anger Management” [http://www.manbitesgod.com/games/anger_management/] which allowed visitors to the band’s website to blow up John Howard, the newly re-elected conservative Prime Minister. As a result, Man Bites God was named in a government [...]

Anger – Psychology and sociology

Anger is viewed as a form of reaction and response that has evolved to enable people to deal with threats. Three types of anger are recognized by psychologists: The first form of anger, named “hasty and sudden anger” by Joseph Butler, an 18th century English bishop, is connected to the impulse for self-preservation. It is [...]

The Subways – History

Beginnings 2003-2004 The Subways began playing at an early age, in Lunn and Morgan’s homes (who are brothers – regardless their different surnames) in Welwyn Garden City. They first played Nirvana and punk songs, under the name of Mustardseed. They later changed their name to Platypus, and began to tour small, local venues, such as [...]

Ironman (1995 novel) – Themes

Like many of Crutcher’s other novels, ”Ironman” deals with the physical and emotional growth of adolescent athletes. Some other (potentially controversial) themes the novel touches on include: * Anger management * Divorce * Child Abuse * Adoption * Homosexuality Adapted from the Wikipedia article Ironman (1995 novel), under the G. N. U. Free Documentation License. [...]

John F. Kennedy International Airport – In popular culture

As one of the major international gateways in the United States, JFK possesses a high profile in popular culture. The British Invasion began with the arrival of The Beatles at JFK in 1964, who held their first American press conference at the airport. Rapper Notorious B.I.G. references the airport’s code name in the song “Going [...]

Marisa Tomei – Career

Tomei followed up ”As the World Turns”, in 1986, with a role on the sitcom ”A Different World”. Her breakthrough comedic performance came in ”My Cousin Vinny” (1992), for which she was named Best Supporting Actress at the 1993 Academy Awards, prevailing over Miranda Richardson, Joan Plowright, Vanessa Redgrave and Judy Davis. American film critic [...]

Characters of Smallville – Recurring characters

The following is a list of characters that are, or at one time were, a recurring guest on the series; they are listed in the order that they first appeared on the show. Thirteen characters have had storylines that have spanned multiple seasons, while the others are restricted to arcs that occurred during a single [...]

The Office (U.S. TV series) – Season synopses

A typical episode for a half-hour time slot runs 20 minutes. The final episode of the second season introduced the first of what would be several “super-sized” episodes (approximately 28-minute running time for a 40-minute time slot, and shortened in repeats and syndication). The third season introduced the first of occasional hour-long episodes (approximately 42-minute [...]

John McEnroe – Pop-culture appearances

*McEnroe’s fiery temper led to him being parodied in pop culture. In 1982, British impressionist Roger Kitter made a record called ”Chalk Dust: The Umpire Strikes Back” in which he parodied McEnroe losing his temper during a match. Kitter made the record as “The Brat”, and it reached the UK Top 20. *He is also [...]









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