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TLTV Ep 103 - Osgoode Hall

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Osgoode Hall opened in 1832 and remains a Toronto landmark and the hub of legal life in Ontario. It currently houses the Ontario Court of Appeal, the Divisional Court of the Superior Court of Justice, and the Law Society of Upper Canada. The building also housed the Osgoode Hall Law School until 1969 when the faculty was relocated to the campus of York University in the North York community of Toronto. The six-acre site at the corner of Queen Street West and University Avenue was acquired by the Law Society in 1828. At the time, the location was on the northwest edge of the city, which has since grown around the building. The building now sits in the heart of downtown Toronto. Between 1838 and 1843, the hall was turned into troop barracks. When the Law Society regained possession in 1844, an expansion was designed and the West Wing and Library were built. From 1855 to 1857 the building was refurbished and enlarged again to accommodate courts with the original 1829 building becoming the east wing. From 1880 to 1891 the building was again expanded twice in order to accommodate the law school. Despite the expansions, the hall presents a unified design in the Palladian style. The iron fence surrounding the lawns of Osgoode Hall has become a landmark in itself. Its distinctive iron gates are narrow and restrictive; it is a long-standing myth that they were designed to keep livestock out of the grounds of the hall and in the 1950s students did attempt to pass a cow through one of the gates (they failed). The gates were likely due to Victorian architectural fashion, rather than wandering cattle. Two libraries are housed within Osgoode Hall: the Great Library of the Law Society of Upper Canada and a smaller library for judges. A War Memorial was added to the library in honour of the Canadian war effort. Behind the Great Library is the American Room, a more intimate room with a spiral staircase. In this episode we will get a look at the building's facade before venturing inside. We'll see the Rotunda with its ornate tile floor and the memorial statue in the middle of the room. Then we'll head further inside to see the spectacular Great Library and American Room. We'll see smaller rooms like the Bencher's Reception Room and the Convocation Room before entering another grand room, Convocation Hall. We'll finish by visiting the courtrooms and watch as people from all over get to take their turn behind the bench.

Unstacking The Deck The Environment W/ Mark Serati – Ep 06

Added 08/07/10
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Unstacking The Deck The Environment W/ Mark Serati – Ep 06

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This episode UTD explores the destruction of our environment and features guest Mark Serati (http://www.mark-serati-for-governor.org/), who was a candidate for governor in 2008′s race for governor in Missouri. Serati is a two-time federal whistleblower for factory workers contracted by the military who were subjects of experiments involving some of the same chemical gases emitted from the BP wild well in the Gulf. Feature documentary: The CorporationHistory segment Graphic representation of the Gulf oil spill causeIntellicast Gulf spill mapBP under fire: Claims of cover-up, told to use less toxic dispersants; spill larger than believedIran offers help to contain US spillOil spill nets $270mn for TransoceanWhat if BP was a human being?BP top kill method fails as cleanup workers are hospitalized from vaporsGulf Oil Leaks Could Gush for YearsThe Amount Of Neurotoxin Pesticide Corexit Sprayed By BP Tops 1 Million Gallons10 Things You Need (But Don’t Want) To Know About the BP Oil SpillCorexit is Killing the GulfMassive underwater oil cloud may destroy life in Gulf of MexicoNorthcoast420 friendly tourism coming to Emerald TrianglePoisoned potJuicing Raw CannabisFeds move to throw pot smokers in prison for impaired drivingConservation groups vow legal challenge to Richardson Grove highway wideningRep Souder resigns over affair with stafferTyson to retire after 10 years amongst legal troubles and $4 million deficitOn this we can all agreeWater diversion may bring penalty under new state lawCity of Eureka unblocks Humboldt Herald from employeesTokin’ and Travelin’–New Studies on the Effects of Driving while HighEarly Laytonville Native American historyStateAnti-terror training missions to be held across the stateFBI Aides In Santa Cruz Riot InvestigationEx-lawyer jailed 14 months, but not charged with a crime: exposed LA corruption scandalProtesters “shut down” L.A. City Council meeting on rent control; police make several arrestsSacramento proposes browning out 3 more fire units to close deficit32 States Have Borrowed from the Federal Government to Make Unemployment Payments; California Has Borrowed $7 BillionSan Carlos considers outsourcing police dutiesBay Area jobs hit harder by recession than U.S.State broadens probe of prisoner abuse allegationsDespite state subsidies, class sizes begin to rise again in California schoolsAssembly approves ban on free, single-use bagsHigher fines proposed for cell phone use while driving in CaliforniaNitrate contamination spreading in California communitiesNo Methyl Iodide in our foodNationalFive ways you can gain health and vitality for freeOR: Lawsuit seeks to ban Monsanto’s GMO Sugar Beets, organic crop contaminationObama’s USDA to deceive Americans over GMO cropsPresidential cancer advisors find courage to warn about environmental risks of cancer chemicalsDirty contaminated beef fed to children through school lunch programsVA Tech professor uncovered truth about lead in D.C. waterPig Virus Contaminates Rotavirus Vaccines, but FDA says no problemSmall businesses threatened with 1099 tax form tyranny provision in health care billFood-stamp tally nears 40 million, sets recordBruce Shore, Unemployed Philadelphia Man, Indicted For ‘Harassing Email’ To Jim BunningMortgage delinquencies drag on economic recoverySears and K-Mart to offer Cash-for-Gold servicePentagon changed military commissions rules to legitimize drone programObama calls for new international OrderPrivate Corporation Building Detention Camps Across AmericaSafely avoid and remove dangerous man-made fluorideCBS Propaganda Placement: Conspiracy Theorists Are Anti-American, Domestic TerroristsNow independent thinkers are considered diseased by psychiatryTrolls exposedSunnstein wants mandatory government propaganda on political websites-videoReport: Most Gitmo detainees did not plot against the U.S.A disgrace of historic proportionsTSA screener accused of stealing from handicapped woman at Newark Airport InternationalFacebook founder calls trusting users Dumb FucksIBM Patent Application Describes “Intelligent” Stop Lights That Turn Off CarsStudent detained for using Arabic flashcardsCensus worker charged with rape and burglaryMotorcyclist charged with illegal monitoring of police during arrest for helmet camWoman shot dead over refusal to answer census questionsY.C. woman killed by police pointed gun at officersUT National Guard refused to confiscate guns in the Gulf Coast post-Katrina/RitaInternationalObama’s mentor Brzezinski Decries “Global Political Awakening” During CFR SpeechCA: Harper government monitoring online chats about politics Correcting what it calls ‘misinformation’Action To Arrest Wanted War Criminal Kissinger in IrelandCoca-Cola’s murderous record of anti-union activity in Columbia exposedHaitian farmers refuse Monsanto seedsGates funds cloud whitening experiments: Global ban demanded Chemtrails and Monsanto’s New Aluminum Resistance Gene – Coincidence?Gates Foundations suggests sterilizing males with UltrasoundIf Ultrasound destroys sperm, why is it safe for a fetus?UN: Oceans fish could disappear in 40 yearsOur Sympathies To The People Of Greece: It’s “d

Your News Mixx - Ep 34 - A Living History

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On The Edge of the Apocalypse - TJA - Ep. #9

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Music Video Reform School Vs DJ Earworm and Def Leppard - MeVI...

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Music Video Reform School Vs DJ Earworm and Def Leppard - MeVIO Music

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MEVIO MUSIC OFFER: CCS , a leader for skateboarding and snowboarding equipment, apparel, and accessories, and you can use the promo codes below to save money today: AFGIRL15 - 15% off orders $75 or more. AFGIRLFS - Free shipping on orders of $30 or more. If you like that offer, there are many more offers available. Just go to offers.mevio.com . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It's a new year, and Jackie and Martina are back with a brand new episode of Music Video Reform School. On tap in this episode is a look at a mashup video from DJ Earworm, then the girls head back to the 80's with a track from Def Leppard. Enjoy. DJ Earworm: BIO: (from lastfm.com ) San Francisco’s DJ Earworm is one of the mashup genre’s most innovative artists. His appetite for booty can’t be satisfied with just two artists; he uses upwards of six or seven tracks in each of his bastard creations. His official website has a collection of all his mash ups and links to download them. OFFICIAL SITE MYSPACE LAST FM TWITTER Def Leppard BIO: (from allmusic.com ) Def Leppard, in many ways, was the definitive hard rock band of the '80s. There were many bands that rocked harder (and were more dangerous) than the Sheffield-based quintet, but few others captured the spirit of the times quite as well. Emerging in the late '70s as part of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, the group actually owed more to the glam rock and metal of the early '70s, as their sound was equal parts T. Rex, Mott the Hoople, Queen, and Led Zeppelin. By toning down their heavy riffs and emphasizing melody, Def Leppard was poised for crossover success by 1983's Pyromania, and skillfully used the fledgling MTV network to their advantage. The musicians were already blessed with photogenic good looks, but they also crafted a series of innovative, exciting videos that made them into stars. They intended to follow Pyromania quickly but were derailed when their drummer lost an arm in a car accident, the first of many problems that plagued the group's career. Def Leppard managed to pull through such tragedies, and they even expanded their large audience with 1987's blockbuster Hysteria. As the '90s began, mainstream hard rock shifted away from Leppard's signature pop-metal and toward edgier, louder bands, yet the group maintained a sizable audience into the late '90s and were one of only a handful of '80s metal groups to survive the decade more or less intact. Def Leppard had their origins in a Sheffield-based group that teenagers Rick Savage (bass) and Pete Willis (guitar) formed in 1977. Vocalist Joe Elliott, a fanatic follower of Mott the Hoople and T. Rex, joined the band several months later, bringing the name Deaf Leopard with him. After a spelling change, the trio, augmented by a now-forgotten drummer, began playing local Sheffield pubs, and within a year they had added guitarist Steve Clark to the lineup, as well as a new drummer. Later in 1978, they recorded their debut EP, Getcha Rocks Off, and released it on their own label, Bludgeon Riffola. The EP became a word-of-mouth success, earning airplay on the BBC. The group members were still in their teens. Following the release of Getcha Rocks Off, Rick Allen was added as the band's permanent drummer, and Def Leppard quickly became the subject of the British music weeklies. They soon signed with AC/DC's manager, Petter Mensch, who helped them secure a contract with Mercury Records. On Through the Night, the band's full-length debut, was released in 1980 and instantly became a hit in the U.K., also earning significant airplay in the U.S., where it reached number 51 on the charts. Over the course of the year, Def Leppard relentlessly toured Britain and America, playing their own shows while also opening concerts for Ozzy Osbourne, Sammy Hagar, and Judas Priest. High 'n' Dry followed in 1981 and became the group's first platinum album in the U.S., thanks to MTV's strong rotation of "Bringin' on the Heartbreak." MTV would be vital to the band's success in the '80s. As the band recorded the follow-up to High 'n' Dry with producer Mutt Lange, Pete Willis was fired from the band for alcoholism, and Phil Collen, a former guitarist for Girl, was hired to replace him. The resulting album, 1983's Pyromania, became an unexpected blockbuster, due not only to Def Leppard's skillful, melodic metal, but also to MTV's relentless airing of "Photograph" and "Rock of Ages." Pyromania went on to sell ten million copies, establishing Def Leppard as one of the most popular bands in the world. Despite their success, the band was about to enter a trying time for their career. Following an extensive international tour, the group re-entered the studio to record the follow-up, but producer Lange was unavailable, so they began sessions with Jim Steinman, the man responsible for Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell. The pairing turned out to be ill-advised, so the group turned to their former engineer, Nigel Green. One month into recording, Allen lost his left arm in a New Year's Eve car accident. The arm was reattached, but it had to be amputated once an infection set in. Def Leppard's future looked cloudy without a drummer, but by the spring of 1985 -- just a few months after his accident -- Allen began learning to play a custom-made electronic kit assembled for him by Simmons. The band soon resumed recording, and within a few months Lange was back on board, having judged all the existing tapes inferior and ordered the band to begin work all over again. Recording sessions continued throughout 1986, and that summer, the group returned to the stage for the European Monsters of Rock tour. Def Leppard finally completed their fourth album, now titled Hysteria, early in 1987. The record was released that spring to lukewarm reviews, with many critics claiming that the album compromised Leppard's metal roots for sweet pop flourishes. Accordingly, Hysteria was slow out of the starting gates -- "Women," the first single, failed to really take hold -- but the release of "Animal" helped the album gather steam. The song became Def Leppard's first Top 40 hit in the U.K., but more importantly, it launched a string of six straight Top 20 hits in the U.S., which also included "Hysteria," "Pour Some Sugar on Me," "Love Bites," "Armageddon It," and "Rocket," the latter of which arrived in 1989, a full two years after the release of Hysteria. During those two years, Def Leppard's presence was unavoidable -- they were the kings of high-school metal, ruling the pop charts and MTV, and teenagers and bands alike replicated their teased hair and ripped jeans, even when the grimy hard rock of Guns N' Roses took hold in 1988. Hysteria proved to be the peak of Leppard's popularity, yet their follow-up remained eagerly awaited in the early '90s, as the band took a break from the road and set to work on a new record. During the recording process, however, Steve Clark died from an overdose of alcohol and drugs. Clark had historically battled with alcohol, and following the Hysteria heyday, his bandmates forced him to take a sabbatical. Although he did enter rehab, Clark's habits continued, and his abuse was so crippling that Collen began recording the majority of the band's guitar leads. Following Clark's death, Def Leppard resolved to finish their forthcoming album as a quartet, releasing Adrenalize in the spring of 1992. Adrenalize was greeted with mixed reviews, and even though the album debuted at number one and contained several successful singles, including the Top 20 hits "Let's Get Rocked" and "Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad," the record was a commercial disappointment in the wake of Pyromania and Hysteria. After its release, the group added former Whitesnake guitarist Vivian Campbell to the lineup, thus resuming Def Leppard's two-guitar attack. In 1993, Def Leppard released the rarities collection Retro Active, which yielded another Top 20 hit with the acoustic ballad "Two Steps Behind." Two years later, the group released the greatest-hits collection Vault while preparing for their their sixth album. Slang arrived in the spring of 1996, and while it proved more adventurous than its predecessor, it was greeted with indifference, indicating that Leppard's heyday had indeed passed and they were now simply a very popular cult band. Undaunted, Leppard soldiered on, returning to their patented pop-metal sound for Euphoria, which was released in June of 1999. Despite the success of "Promises," the record failed to produce any additional hits, resulting in a return to adult pop balladry on 2002's X. The two-disc Rock of Ages: The Definitive Collection arrived in 2005, followed in 2006 by Yeah!, a strong collection of covers. In 2008, the band released their ninth studio album, Songs from the Sparkle Lounge, which debuted at number five and was supported by a lucrative summer tour. OFFICIAL SITE MYSPACE LAST FM Keep connected with MeVIO Music on Twitter . For the latest news, videos, and special offers, go to the MeVIO Music Blog .

BIKE SNOBS / NOISE / F BRakes Lyrics

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BIKE SNOBS / NOISE / F BRakes Lyrics

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Hey all, XRIS here, announcing that the TS is back in action, after a nice break from reality, the web, and modern life in general. (I myself haven’t checked my email in six months or turned on the TV in the last four, so I am feeling cleansed.;-) But all that is potentially changing, because we are currently crawling out of the bright pit of new romance, over employment and other fine distractions. Carefully observing what damage, or good, has been done by this technological withdrawal. Some people still call me personally on the old 20th century device the cell phone (R.I.P. my beloved Star-tek, now I be rockin’ a pricey iPhone), well, those old school friends have expressed their hurt / offense that I don’t welcome them into a facebook / twitter presence I either never embraced or had in the first place. To all those folks, sorry about that. Though it may happen again. But for now, I am logging on to the half-life. I personally will be reflecting back on the interesting experiment of complete withdraw, while we in TS slowly reintroduce ourselves to the modern tech world we withdrew from, seeing what we really do “need”. Which seems to parallel what much of the nation seems to be doing with their wasteful economic lives. TO THE BLOGS! I don’t know how much we need blogs, but clearly they can be fun, if not powerful tools. Or in my case, luring temptresses, because I was finally drawn back on to the interwebs, as our beloved bassist Juggy D. told me: “Reconnect your series of tubes, Team Spider is on BIKE SNOB”. The mysteriously anonymous yet ever blogging Sir Snob Esq. Writes that we have given the brake-less fixed gear community their theme song, referring to our crappy little ditty FUCK BRAKES. Ha. Why not? Most people probably don’t know the lyrics, or what inspired the song, but we’re glad the general spirit is embraced. ( though BikeSnob picked up on the political themes stating “(brakeless fixed gear) has officially been elevated to a rolling metaphor and a political statement.” Nice, though he isn’t optimistic people are going to take to the streets and make the world a better place, a stern letter is the first step away from a blank stare. Since people are discussing the lyrics /origins Fuck Brakes, might up well clear up the confusing. SIT BACK KIDS AND HEAR A TALE, A TALE OF A FATEFUL TRIP… The FUCK BRAKES song and general shenanigans are the result of a combination of events, starting with an old fixie sticker that was floating around a few years back. An ancient time, when dragons roamed free, and the fixed gear community was much more of a cult riding without brakes, then a fashionable phenomenon. It attracted, if not required, a certain state of mind, as much as a crucial level of skill. Hence the FUCK BRAKES stickers affixed to many bikes and items, such as our guitarist $am’s helmet (featured on our Fuck Brakes EP cover looking somewhat military like). Ironically, in the distant past I had a bit of a paternal stance against non-messengers riding fixed on the streets of NYC. And I wasn’t even a messenger. I remember long conversations w/ Mike Green of bikeblog where I doubted that random commuters had a suitable skill level to deal with NYC realities. The exception being our 8-10 hours a day bike riding, midtown-traffic battling, road warrior Messenger friends, who initiated the use of fixed gear riding on the streets of NYC in the first place. My opinion was sadly reinforced after personally witnessing an old lady launched in the air on 8th and Broadway after a young guy skidded into a full crowd of people crossing the street. The impatient pedestrians were crossing against a light, so the kid certainly was in the right as far as traffic rules went. But much like the Pope’s stance on condoms, he was not really factoring in reality. In the streets of NYC, it’s the rules of the wild Wild West, aka: if you’re going to take your guns to town, you better be fast on the draw. Or in his case, able to stop. Though, much to the rider’s credit, he took responsibility and stuck around till the end -knowing the inevitable red flashing lights on the horizon would probably represent more than just ambulances. Even in the face of an escalating mob scene, including one person in the crowd who exclaimed in disbelief, “He doesn’t even have brakes!” At which point the young guy was saved from a possible crowd lynching by firefighters, who inexplicably were there before the police, (who never came) complete with their truck and Dalmatian. Anyhow, bicycle deaths were definitely on the rise. Though I doubt any statistics exist to see if the rise of fatalities were at all fixie related, I personally linked it to lack of experience mixed with a lack of infrastructure. The city was not exactly catering to the onslaught of new cyclists of any type. In fact, cops seemed to be harassing and arresting cyclists at every turn. Hundreds of dollars in fines for “riding on the sidewalk” as people mounted up in front of their building rather than on the street. Messing with Critical Mass’ers by claiming they were “protestors”, or “parading without a permit”, charges, which aren’t grounds for arrest in the first place. (If we tend to believe in the Constitution). And so it was on a Critical Mass bike ride, the weekend before the 2004 republican national convention, that I found myself in the infamous NYC tombs for over 30 hours (well over the 24hour due process requirements), shackled at the ankles to other cyclists while mysterious G-men carrying palm pilots asked us questions about our roommates and other uncalled for invasions of privacy, all the while giving the impression that cooperating with their Intel gathering would make it all go faster. Funny enough, bassist Juggy-D was my roommate at the time, and I refused to needlessly sell him out. Though it turns out he was in handcuffs somewhere else anyway. At that point, between the endless electronic fingerprinting, and questions that revealed more than they obtained, I came to realize… I am now in the system. I had always avoided partaking in the system / grid / economic debt traps etc. for their obvious (to me) chains and seemingly nightmare-like realities. So the idealistic, naive and chronically optimistic me, had always avoided at great lengths being documented. Where many of my friends had no licenses or ID’s, they were constantly being arrested. I lived the same off the grid lifestyle, but had a knack for not getting tangled up with the law. This was back when paper trails were actually on paper, passports were stamped not scanned, and living a low budget lifestyle meant wonderful anonymity as much as it did poverty. Nowadays it seems that with just a couple keystrokes you can find out your local dumpster diver’s home address, not to mention life story (and nude pictures!). But back then, the few times I had been captured by authorities it had at worst maybe resulted in finger prints on some old index card system, forgotten names and phantom addresses. But now, in the modern reality, suddenly, they had me. Fingerprints, digital photos, profiles, associate, and with this (perhaps inevitable) attaching of my heavy chains, I felt –surprisingly-- FREE. Like blazing down the avenue, taking lights, no brakes, maneuver or die time, saying, (or better yet- living) the words: FUCK BRAKES. When I came out of jail, the Police of course “accidentally” switched everyone’s keys so no one could get in their homes upon release. And for the first time in a while, I found myself stuck on the streets, dehydrated, spent, assumed to have been whipped into shape, while in reality, I was no longer hiding in the shadows. Reflecting on my reality I started penning lyrics. --Again the hell of my jail cell --Rats and roaches make prisons swell --Your harps and clouds of yesterday --They drift away Feeling free about the future, confirming my long running form of atheism from popular religions such as capitalism, Catholicism, self imposed isolationism, I found myself looking backwards… and recognizing what the systematic arrests were all about… --Mistakes were made --In the land of the free built by their slaves --Taught how to behave --By corporate crooks --Digging our mass graves And that really nothing is new, except maybe for my own self-awareness, of how they motivated me, more than scared me… --I never colored within the line, --My flags and bridges burn far behind --East side, west side, you lie we die --Doored and doomed, still we fucking ride. Suddenly, the powers that be somehow made riding a bike, political. Well, all those initial lyrics sort of got lost in the piles of stuff floating around team spider’land. (See recent moving of Zak’s 30,000 lyrics ;-) And sort of forgotten about. We would sometimes joke about living the ‘fuck brakes’ lifestyle. And how it equally applied to our cats, Snotty and Ratt, who spent every waking moment conspiring on escaping the house. Always running into the busy alphabet city streets that we were so set on protecting their naive little butts from. And of course 80 yr olde ZAK, who lived in such an immediate and present fashion, that his life appeared as reckless as the life of a teenager. Living the fuck brakes lifestyle is likely why he fit so seamlessly in the underground squatter punk scene. Then, when ZAK passed away, we weren’t sure what to do. Should the team Spider call it ‘quits.’? Was the TS moniker more a chain and burden at this point than a benefit. What would Zak want? When we knew Zak would only ask: what do you want? And after some chilling, we decided we wanted to keep rocking out, hanging, having fun. We had lots of songs sitting around, and had spent much of our time over the last few years caring for Zak, that we never got to tour or record, a.k.a. do things that normal bands do. Soon, inspired by Zak, and more obviously our cat’s, out poured verse 2: My kitty cats Snotty and Ratt Wait by the door for sneak attack, Breaking free from my laws and lies Their sweet meows say “Fuck it, still we ride” And soon we were recording our shitty little EP, deciding in a typical commercially suicidal decision to call it: FUCK BRAKES Never the less, we got to tour Europe, Where we made lots of new friends, and new adventures, rocked the Cycle Messenger World Championships in Ireland, lost passports in Belgium, rode protected bike lanes in Amsterdam, and even installed a much needed “American” shower in Paris. Along the way we self-taped and produced a feature Doc, FUCK BRAKES: THE MOVIE (of course) --the title of which already has distributors backing away slowly, -- But STILL… we plan to put out this summer. So, now fixed gear riders are popping up everywhere. Skilled riders are all over, alleycat races are popping up that feature more non-messengers than messengers. Tall bikes, cruisers, 10 speeds and every other flavor are appearing so quickly that the cars have been forced to wake up. A large bike community sharing the road with the beasts, usually with admirable, (& often still required) skills, while more and more bike lanes, including European style protected lanes, are starting to appear. And, most surprisingly… the city is slowly (not so surprising) adapting to the unstoppable cyclists, potentially making it safer for all involved. So, maybe FUCK BRAKES the song is, or will be embraced by the community who were inspired by the community who inspired it, but we probably have to make a good recording of it first! (—I still don’t like that shitty studio version floating around…got suckered into a ‘fancy’ studio where we mistakenly played around with it till we were broke and couldn’t afford to re-do it the way it should have been done in the first place: One take, raw, and on fire.--) *someone in the bikesnob comments called it ‘punk-lite’ ha. Pretty accurate. For now I’ll just enjoy it playing it Live. Well, whoever embraces the song, thanks. Meanwhile, we’re just planning to continue to try to do things our way, making our own mistakes, having fun, riding bikes, rocking the Ska-core, and spreading the bike core reality. Living free, not ready to die Fuck brakes! XRIS \n/ b\/c /y\ --On May 3rd, TEAM SPIDER is returning to the LIVE realm, with a FREE Bike-Punk show in Tompkins Sq. Park, ---BIKE NOISE 2!--- Featuring lots of our friends and favorite bands including: MISCHIEF BREW, WOMBAT IN COMBAT and more… Tompkins Square Park, Sunday MAY 3rd, 2009, East Village NYC, 2-6 PM.. co$t: Free. Ride yr bike., ------------------- FUCK BRAKES, complete lyrics: St Peter at the pearly gates Asks me why did I say fuck brakes You mean we’re free to decide? Might fall, but not today Fuck gravity And the USA Cause we’re going down Either way Whoa oh- Fuck Brakes Mistakes were made In the land of the free built by their slaves Taught how to behave by corporate crooks Digging our mass graves I never color within the lines My flags and bridges burn far behind East side, West side, you lie we die, Doored and doomed, Still we fucking ride Whoa oh, Fuck Brakes Again the hell of my jail cell, rats and roaches make prisons swell Your harps and clouds of yesterday, They drift away My kitty cats Snotty and Ratt Wait by the door for sneak attack Breaking free from my laws and lies Their sweet meows say “Fuck it, still we ride” Whoa – oh Fuck brakes Saint Peter at the pearly gates, Again asks why? did I say fuck brakes? Like we’re free to decide Might kneel but not today Fuck religion, And the USA Cause we’re on our knees Either way Live free or fucking die (We’re free to die) Live free or fucking die We’re free to Fuck Brakes! ==============

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Tech News Weekly Ep 21 Broke My Droid 2 25 11

TLTV Ep 103 - Osgoode Hall

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Your News Mixx - Ep 34 - A Living History

On The Edge of the Apocalypse - TJA - Ep. #9

Music Video Reform School Vs DJ Earworm and Def Leppard - MeVIO Music

BIKE SNOBS / NOISE / F BRakes Lyrics