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  1. Metallica -- James Hetfield
    Metallica réussit à maîtriser une dizaine de chansons et est enfin prêt pour donner des concerts. Parmi ces chansons se trouvent deux compositions originales : « Hit the Lights » (généralement cette chanson ouvre le concert) et « Jump in the Fire ». Les autres chansons sont des reprises : quatre de Diamond Head, une de Savage, une de Sweet Savage et une de Blitzkrieg. Le groupe démarche les clubs de Los Angeles. Il monte sur la scène du Radio City Hall à Anaheim. Le concert, d'après certains témoins, est assez chaotique : Mustaine a des problèmes avec sa pédale de distorsion alors qu'il est le seul guitariste sur scène (Hetfield chante uniquement lors de ce concert).
  2. Monster Magnet -- Monster Magnet's Dave Wyndorf
    If Gina Lynn is Eminem personal muse, then call Corina Taylor the inspiration for Monster Magnet's Dave Wyndorf and the rest of the band. The Little Rock native and adult film star makes her debut in the bands latest video Unbroken (Hotel Baby).
  3. June Lockhart -- Movie Guide
    June 25: Movie director Sidney Lumet is 82. Actress June Lockhart is 81. Singer Eddie Floyd is 71. Actress Barbara Montgomery ("Amen") is 67. Singer Carly Simon is 61. Keyboardist Allen Lanier of Blue Oyster Cult is 60.
  4. Ekranoplan
    Make no mistake - the Ekranoplan was a large aircraft for its time. The design was an achievement by Rostislav Evgenievich Alexeev but was by no means a new concept. Wing-in-ground (WIG) effect aircraft were being tested as early as the 1930's, most notably by the German firm of Dornier. The Ekranoplan was unique in that it A) was a successful design attempt that was used operationally and B) it relied on turbojet power, something not afforded the systems of earlier attempts.
  5. Superheroes
    Real Life Superheroes are a group of people that have risen above normalcy and societal constraints in order to serve the public good while maintaining a unique personality and look. The mere fact that these people brave the public in order to serve the greater good is commendable in its own right, but assuming the role of a superhero has greater implications in modern society. Becoming a Real Life Superhero upholds the American ideal of individuality over herd-like mentality. In a world in which less and less people deviate from the “norm” in order to pursue a positive dream, the existence of Real Life Superheroes serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration. Their message: with the right motivation, training, and goodwill anyone can rise above the norm - anyone can become a Superhero in some small way.
  6. Spider-Man
    Though lacking in directed training, Spider-Man is one of the most experienced superheroes in the Marvel Universe. He has worked with virtually everyone in the superhero community at one time or another. Due to this experience, he has beaten foes with far greater powers and abilities. His fighting style is purely freestyle, which incorporates his speed, agility, strength, equilibrium and spider-sense. A very large part of his combat ability is improvisation and using his wits to out-think his opponents. One constant is his habit of using jokes, puns and insults.
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