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    Death metal is an extreme subgenre of music relating to heavy metal.. It is heavily distorted and low-tuned guitars, “sung” with deep growling vocals and screams, minor keys, abrupt tempo, key, and time signature changes and chromatic chord progressions. The lyrical themes of death metal are often slasher violence religion (sometimes Satanism), occultism, horror, nature, mythology, philosophy, and politics, and they may mention extreme acts such as mutilation, dissection, torture, rape, cannibalism

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    Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes spoke out on gun control in an emotional interview.”Did your French gun control stop a single [expletive] person from dying at the Bataclan? And if anyone can answer yes, I’d like to hear it, because I don’t think so. I think the only thing that stopped it was some of the bravest men that I’ve ever seen in my life charging head-first into the face of death with their firearms."Hughes has returned to Paris, saying he feels a "sacred" responsibility to finish

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    On November 14, the Eagles of Death Metal's set at the Bataclan club in Paris was cut short by horrible violence. Those shots, fired by ISIS-affiliated terrorists, silenced music in the city of lights for days afterwards. It diverted big name acts like Foo Fighters and Prince away from the continent. Only now is the music slowly returning. U2 lead singer Bono was tremendously outspoken following the Paris attacks, describing them as the "first direct hit on music." The band played a show at the AccorHotels

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    dissonance, but a wonderful charm of brutal death metal that is very unfortunate if missed. 'Armorgod' from Bandung, Indonesia, knew exactly how to create enjoyment of brutal death, which was to be heard repeatedly, and Brutal death that has high emotional depth. Furthermore, I know that there are three major elements that build their music, including Old-school brutal, melodic and technical. So, how the way to listen to a harmony in the brutal death metal ?, Definitely, I'll remember the way created

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    Against the Skies I wish I had known an encounter with a metal death trap would have given me so much confidence. My motto in life used to be to play things safe and avoid surprises in any way possible. This belief kept me safe and secure, but also kept me a bit dull. I did do exciting things in my life; however, beforehand always came a lot of planning and preparing mentally and physically. I never challenged this belief of mine because so far it worked out pretty nicely. However, I later had to

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    One night a group of five friends go for what they thought would be a fun night of camping. Their names were Mike, Jill, Jack, Tom and, Edgar. They were all 18 except Edgar he was 20. Mike was a tall muscular guy had short blonde hair, jill is mike's girlfriend she is short pretty and is a cheerleader. Then we have jack he is also tall but really scrawny and has dyed green hair. Then there is tom he is a short guy kinda heavier. Then we have edgar he is a tall scrawny guy has a reddish beard and

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    Metal Death Traps How would you feel if someone told you whether you live, or die was predetermined by a computer program? Self-driving cars are becoming more of a reality every day and the struggle of what it should do in an emergency has become a constant debate of ethics and morality. English philosopher John Stuart, author of Utilitarianism, believes people should seek the greatest good of their actions. Meanwhile, German philosopher Immanuel Kant, supports deontology (the idea that the only

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    Year 10 Science Research Investigation This has been developed for the unit: Chemistry The claim: Metals are the most useful substances Research question: How does the properties of Platinum enhance its usefulness when it comes to playing a role in pharmaceutical and surgical treatments? Rationale: Platinum is utilized extensively over a range of different items, from catalytic converters in our cars to the pretty rings that we wear on our fingers. It is more importantly used in many treatments

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    WHAT IS CHELATION THERAPY? Chelation refers to the removal of toxins and heavy metals from the cells and organs of the body. Heavy metals such as lead, mercury, cadmium, aluminum, arsenic and others accumulate in our body over time through daily exposure. These toxins are stored in our organs and can gradually corrode our health. Since they are so tightly bound within the cell, an agent must be used with a strong attraction to the toxins to pull them out. That agent is the chemical EDTA. This

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    Latin. Metal Chelation is a process when a polyvalent metal ion form covalent bonds with a drug and binds tightly to form a 5 or 6 membered ring. 5 and 6 membered ring structure are very stable because their bond angle has no ring strain. Thus, when a compound is chelated, it will not be able to pass through the biological membrane, in another words, it will not be metabolise by the body but to be pass through the renal without being absorbed and being excreted though urine. Essential metal such as

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