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In 2005, we were defeated when a toy actually broke the blender. Back at Anime Boston with a better blender and a softer toy, we're out for revenge! This episode is also the first time four Chibi Project scientists have assembled together.Music in this Podcast: "axl k 09 Chibi" and "best ever" by K.T.F. Terison - ktfterison.com

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I did not make this. It was made by Dan Charrington, whom I found this video somewhere online from. I e-mailed him for permission, and he told me I could upload to the Youtubes. Part of a 3 song trilogy spanning 30 minutes, covering the entire Battle of Gettysburg in song. The music is written by Jon Schaffer (of Iced Earth) and uses footage from Ronald F. Maxwell's "Gettysburg" This is Day 1: "The Devil to Pay" Lyrics and booklet liner notes: Schaffer: "The idea I wanted to get across in this intro is that which actually happened at West Point when the Union garrison at Fort Sumter surrendered to the Rebels on April 13th, 1861. When this fact was announced at West Point the cadets were doing flag duty. Upon hearing the news, the band immediately broke into the National Anthem. After a few bars, the Southern cadets started singing "Dixie". Eventually, pushing and shoving developed into a fist fight between fellow cadets, many of which were very dear friends. This intro is symbolic of that day at West Point and the beginning of the Civil War. The National Anthem starts and then after a few bars "Dixie" comes in, albeit half time and a bit altered, it gets the point across and creates the tension I was looking for. The cannon fire is self explanatory.....the nightmare begins and we fast forward to July, 1863." "I chose to open the epic with the events that Union Cavalry General John Buford was faced with on this first day of battle. Whether it was providence or instinct, he was responsible; foreseeing the clash that was about to happen in an almost prophetic manner. It was due to his experience and "iron will" that the Union was able to hold the high ground and have the upper hand in the coming days' battle. Being around 2000 strong, his two brigades were able to "bottle up" the ever advancing Confederates (at the peak numbering near 20,000 troops) until infantry support could arrive and give the dismounted cavalry a much needed break. US Infantry General John Reynolds did arrive just in time and although he was killed shortly after going into action, his contributions on this day are also very important in the big picture." Bridge "This instrumental bridge starts off with a somewhat melancholic version of "When Johnny Comes Marching Home". I wanted to pay tribute musically to Union General John Reynolds who was shot and instantly killed on this day. Since many soldier refer to death as "going home" I thought this would be a fitting musical passage to get that point across. At approximately 7 minutes and 05 seconds the pace picks up and a volley is fired by the Union side. This entire section is devoted to the Union holding and eventually losing the occupation of the town of Gettysburg. You will hear the orchestra play passages throughout this entire section that are symbolic of which side is firing, and when. I decided to make "Johnny" the Union melody and "Dixie" the Confederate melody. You will hear the orchestra play variations of the "Johnny" melody in the first part, then "Dixie" when the Rebels return fire, then "Johnny" again and finally the two together, which is symbolic of when they clash in town. At approximately 8:10 the musical passage that happens here is symbolic of the Union forces being overwhelmed and eventually fleeing from town and leaving it occupied by the Confederates. 8:36 to 9:02 is the Union retreat, following that, the musical passage is a more uplifting vibe to reflect a very enthusiastic rebel army that has won the first days battle." Author: BloodyMargie Keywords: Iced Earth Gettysburg Ronald Maxwell Jon Schaffer Ted Turner Robert Lee James Longstreet Civil War American Chamberlain Joshua John Reynolds Buford George Pickett Union Confederate Confederacy United States Sumter Cavalry Army Northern Virginia Artillery Cannon Musket Infantry Potomac Lincoln Abraham Added: March 14, 2009

Author: facereading Added: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:45:59 -0800 Duration: 189Watch as Lynn Scheurell uses the ancient art of face reading in reviewing Tom's Facebook photo to illuminate his unique energy patterns so he can align with them for better social networking results.

Author: Wiredset Added: Mon, 07 May 2007 11:52:06 -0800 Duration: 200The Audio Club is the joint effort of Ashley Alan-Lee and Brooks Buford. The dynamics of the smoking-hot-pretty-blonde-LA-thing mashed with the borderline dirty (pun intended) southern rapper from Atlanta makes their first single, Something Serious, something worth hearing - no matter your taste. Ashleys definitely the eye-candy factor here, workin it out with one lucky stripper pole. Its the perfect smash of pop, hip hop, electro and 80s glam to get the dance floor shaking. For more, youre gonna have to get over to http://www.ultrarecords.com/ and step into the music. Dont get left out act like you know!