Wednesday 3 September 2008

Mp3 music: Velvet Acid Christ






Velvet Acid Christ
   

Artist: Velvet Acid Christ: mp3 download


   Genre(s): 

Electronic
Industrial
Rock

   







Velvet Acid Christ's discography:


Velvet Acid Christ - Between The Eyes Vol.1
   

 Velvet Acid Christ - Between The Eyes Vol.1

   Year: 2005   

Tracks: 13
Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD4 - Neuroblastoma Beta
   

 Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD4 - Neuroblastoma Beta

   Year: 2004   

Tracks: 12
Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD3 - Pestilence
   

 Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD3 - Pestilence

   Year: 2004   

Tracks: 12
Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD2 - Fate
   

 Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD2 - Fate

   Year: 2004   

Tracks: 13
Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD1 - Singles
   

 Between The Eyes (Best Of, Compilation) - CD1 - Singles

   Year: 2004   

Tracks: 13
Pretty Toy (Single)
   

 Pretty Toy (Single)

   Year: 2003   

Tracks: 4
Dial 8 (Single)
   

 Dial 8 (Single)

   Year: 2001   

Tracks: 3
Twisted Thought Generator
   

 Twisted Thought Generator

   Year: 2000   

Tracks: 9
Dimension 8
   

 Dimension 8

   Year: 2000   

Tracks: 11
Fun With Knives
   

 Fun With Knives

   Year: 1999   

Tracks: 12
Neuroblastoma
   

 Neuroblastoma

   Year: 1998   

Tracks: 12
Neuralblastoma
   

 Neuralblastoma

   Year: 1998   

Tracks: 12
Calling Ov The Dead
   

 Calling Ov The Dead

   Year: 1998   

Tracks: 11
The Hand CD5
   

 The Hand CD5

   Year: 1997   

Tracks: 3
Church Of Acid (European Version)
   

 Church Of Acid (European Version)

   Year: 1996   

Tracks: 12
Church Of Acid
   

 Church Of Acid

   Year: 1996   

Tracks: 12






With their origins rooting back all the room to their high schooldays electronics course, Velvet Acid Christ got their start out in 1990 under the original "Cyberchrist," but changed it in dedication to an supposed virulent trip deceased bad. Comprising deuce core members Bryan (Erickson) and Chris (net make unavailable), Velvet Acid Christ represent the grimmer view of social issues that besiege their environment, to the soundtrack of darkened industrial metal. With topics that include animal rights, the environment and the technological advances overwhelming man, Velvet Acid Christ ar a admonition signal that's been dismission cancelled since the debut of their self-titled 1994 full-length. Following a share with Pendragon Records not as easily long later on, the label finally released a digest of all their demonstration and unmarried tracks entitled Neuralblastoma and their followup, 1997's Career Ov the Dead. With Velvet Acid Christ's succeeding be active to Metropolis Records in 1998, their Fun with Drugs EP was released the succeeding year followed by their third gear criminal record album Merriment with Knives and then the Fun with Razors EP. Distorted Thought Generator was issued in flow 2000.





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Monday 25 August 2008

Professor Explores Why Some Choose Not To Watch TV

�Shielding children from sex and fierceness, avoiding commercials and finding extra prison term for former activities are among the key reasons Americans live without television, according to a new book by Marina Krcmar, associate prof of communication at Wake Forest University.



"Living without the Screen" is an in-depth study of American families and individuals who choose not to watch goggle box. It will be promulgated Aug. 28 by Routledge.



Krcmar wanted to find extinct why some people for good turn off the TV, while the average American watches threesome hours of television each day.



"Non-viewers perceive television to have index," Krcmar aforementioned. "They believe it lavatory steal sentence, can affect consumer behaviour and commode influence how autonomous children are."



Krcmar interviewed 120 adults and children from 62 different households who do not look on television. Some filled kayoed a survey or completed diaries documenting how they spent their time. She visited the homes of 15 participants and conducted extensive interviews with the adults and children in the household.



Some in the study never owned a TV, others did not replace one when it broke or did not have a television due to fiscal considerations. Some owned a TV, merely kept it hidden away and now and then pulled it out to watch a movie on DVD. To allow her to make believe comparisons, Krcmar also interviewed 92 participants from 35 households wHO do watch television.



"Based on the interviews, the surveys and the time-use diaries, it appears that those who do not look on television non only resist television in order to keep sex, violence, shallow news coverage and consumerism out of their lives, but too to encourage family interaction, their children's independence and creativity, and a wise use of their time," Krcmar said.



Those with very liberal or very conservative political views are among those to the highest degree likely to say "no" to television, she aforesaid. Although more than half of the non-viewing study participants felled seam into politically opposite categories, others fell across the demographic spectrum.



"I was surprised to find that deuce large groups of non-viewers were exceedingly different in many ways, but shared commonalities regarding television," Krcmar said. For example, one of the study participants was a politically liberal, single artist in Boston. Another participant with similar views around TV was a Midwestern woman with 10 children who described herself as a button-down Christian.



A common characteristic among non-viewers was that, compared to viewers, they had "very stiff opinions not only around television only also around those issues they saw as organism associated with it such as political science and couple-interaction," Krcmar aforementioned. "In other words, they are avid and idealistic."



They all believed themselves to be unusual and broadly speaking liked being different. Not watching video was role of their family identicalness. Krcmar found the non-viewers were more engaged with family and friends than their TV viewing counterparts.



Many who did not observe TV rejected the total television industry as immoral or unethical. By rejecting the industry, they felt they gained power in their homes, Krcmar said.



Parents in the study aforementioned banning TV in their homes helped make their children more independent. Instead of the short-term amusement value of television, the children benefitted from the long-term power to nurse themselves, they said.



For children, not observance TV meant a expiration of social capital, Krcmar said. They could non join in conversations about popular TV shows. However, many of the older children interviewed had full-grown comfortable without TV and had plant other shipway to connect to peers. The book includes anecdotes about parents offering to let their children watch something on TV as a payoff and the children responding that they were non interested.



"By researching families without television, I think we learn a lot about the purpose of television receiver in the lives of American families," said Krcmar, who does not own a TV in her house. "I know this may effectual counter-intuitive, simply when we look nearly at kinsfolk interaction in the absence of TV, we see the shipway in which television has become an integral part of our lives."



Krcmar's inquiry focuses on children, adolescents and the media, and her well-nigh recent research has examined the core of violent video games on adolescents and the role of media uptake in adolescent risk-taking.





Source: Cheryl Walker

Wake Forest University




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Friday 15 August 2008

Kodak Digital Innovations Enhance Experiences At Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

�Through innovative digital imagination technologies, Eastman Kodak Company will support attendees' security, athletes' wellness, and photojournalists' images at the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. Kodak is the Official Imaging Sponsor of the Olympic Games, pickings place Aug. 8-24.


In Beijing, Kodak's most advanced imaging technologies will be employed to help make accreditation badges, provide onsite image-rich printing and publishing services, and support thousands of photojournalists capturing the action of the Olympic Games for news media worldwide. In addition, Kodak - through an organization with Carestream Health - is providing health imagery services to diagnose injuries to athletes.


"The Olympic Games enchant people everyplace and enable the world's best athletes to showcase their talents," said Antonio M. Perez, Kodak Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "Dating back to the first new Olympic Games in Athens in 1896, Kodak has been thither to avail capture and preserve the history, spell also supporting the athletes. We're a long, fruitful

Thursday 7 August 2008

Shastro Feat. Govi, Anugama and Karunesh

Shastro Feat. Govi, Anugama and Karunesh   
Artist: Shastro Feat. Govi, Anugama and Karunesh

   Genre(s): 
New Age
   



Discography:


Bandole!   
 Bandole!

   Year: 1994   
Tracks: 10




 






Friday 27 June 2008

Benise

Benise   
Artist: Benise

   Genre(s): 
New Age
   



Discography:


Mediterranea   
 Mediterranea

   Year: 2001   
Tracks: 11




 






Thursday 19 June 2008

Chris Martin Praises Amy Winehouse

Chris Martin and Amy WinehouseColdplay frontman Chris Martin has praised Amy Winehouse, calling her "the best singer I�ve heard in my life, apart from Beyonc�."


Speaking to MTV, the 'Speed Of Sound' hitmaker, 31, also raved about upcoming rockers The Ting Tings and 'Umbrella' singer Rihanna.


He explains, "When you�re as talented as Amy or Beyonc� you only have to have good songs. They�re beyond brilliant to me."


Coldplay's new album, Viva La Vida, has become the best-selling album pre-sale in global iTunes history.




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Saturday 14 June 2008

Cannes critics cool as film competition nears end

By Mike Collett-White


CANNES, France (Reuters) - A lack of memorable movies means
the 2008 Cannes film festival has scored poorly among many
critics, who argue that after a solid start the main
competition faded.


Star power was sustained, however, with the red carpet
attracting big names like Madonna, Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt,
Clint Eastwood, Penelope Cruz, Woody Allen, Steven Spielberg
and Harrison Ford and sports stars Mike Tyson and Diego
Maradona.


With two out of 22 films in the main competition this year
yet to screen, critics and journalists who have been through 10
days of movies, news conferences, interviews and parties
struggled to come up with many highlights.


The competition closes on Sunday evening when the
nine-member jury headed by Sean Penn hands out the awards,
culminating in the coveted Palme d'Or for best picture.


"Even before the halfway mark, the general mood has been
one of disappointment," said Jay Weissberg, a critic with trade
publication Variety.


"Coming off another weak Berlin festival, there is a sense
that 2008 is not going to be the best year for films."


He and several others highlighted "Waltz With Bashir" as a
potential winner of the top prize.


The animated documentary was seen as an innovative way of
exploring an Israeli draftee's memories of the 1982 massacre of
Palestinians living in Beirut's Sabra and Shatila camps.