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Metallica Through the Never. Plot[edit] The film opens panning over the city of Vancouver and a large stadium with a radio station telling of Metallica's one-night-only concert.
An old beat up car is seen driving into an empty parking lot. The driver, an overweight Metallica fan, climbs on top of the car and cheers about Metallica while a guy wearing a bandana and a hood riding a skateboard skates past him. The hooded skateboarder turns out to be "Trip", one of the roadies. He goes into the back of the stadium, into a parking lot where the people who run backstage are getting things for the show. Metallica starts to play songs and during Creeping Death, the unidentified band manager pulls Trip from the crowd telling him one of the tour vans is stranded without gas in the middle of the city and there is something very important inside.
As Trip is driving in the empty city with no other cars around he starts to see flames (which are currently going on at the concert) on the monitors of every building he passes. Why metal fans are brainier. Bring your daughter to the slaughter (for improved exam results): Metal fans at Ozzfest, Donnington Park.
Photograph: Yui Mok/PA As Metallica once said, let it be written. It's not the students who love Radiohead that are likely to be the brainiest in their University but the kid down the hall with the Tool t-shirt and a fixation with the floor. A study published today reveals that a disproportionate number of members in the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth (a body of 120,000 students which represents the top 5% of academic achievement) list heavy metal - or "metal", as its devotees these days know it - as their favourite kind of music. Should we be surprised that people who spend a good deal of their day headbanging should be the ones who later in life will get their heads around nuclear fission? The popular perception, though, still suggests otherwise. Black Sabbath. AC/DC.
Police shave the heads of young men with long hair and tight trousers in Hamas-ruled Gaza crackdown. Police said: 'We want you to respect our tradition', claim teenagersThe men say they were warned by police that Gaza 'is Islamic'Latest in Hamas's attempts to impose strict practices on the population By Helen Lawson and Associated Press Published: 15:28 GMT, 8 April 2013 | Updated: 15:56 GMT, 8 April 2013 Police in Hamas-ruled Gaza have started grabbing young men with long or gel-styled spiky hair off the streets, bundling them into jeeps and shaving their heads, two of those targeted have said.
It is the latest sign that the Islamic militants are imposing their strict practices on the population, reported the Associated Press. Hamas has been slowly forcing its fundamentalist interpretation of the religion on already conservative Gaza since it overran the territory in 2007. Ayman al-Sayed, 19, right, says he had long hair before encountering Hamas police, while his friend Mohammed Hanouna, 18, left, said he was also targeted 'I am scared. 'They said, "we want you to respect our tradition. " The True Nature and Goals of Anarchism. It's one of the most prevalent and enduring myths regarding Anarchism.
It's reinforced daily with news reports of countries that have "descended into anarchy" or political pundits railing against things that we can't do because it would (gasp!) Lead to anarchy. The idea that Anarchy and chaos are synonymous has been firmly entrenched within the lexicon of modern imagery. Yet, it couldn't be much further from the true nature of Anarchism. Anarchists don't oppose society, order, or laws in general. In order to understand the distinction it is essential to avoid confusing governance with the Government. On the other hand, governance is simply the rules by which a group structures the society in which they live.
Such self-governance ensures that the members of that society have a vested interest in it's welfare and success. Furthermore, most Anarchists are opposed to unnecessary violence and destruction and many even are pacifists. Anarchy Archives.