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| I miss you so much RiverThu, 08 Jan 2009 15:26:38 -0800 by DrFaustus2208"In fact River was still there in the morning, he was sleeping on the floor with his guitar, lying on pillows he had taken from the couch. He had slept in the clothes wearing the night before. I woke him making coffee. Getting up sleepily, he thanked me for waking him, and drove into town to the set of the motion picture in which he was starring. From his clothes, from his very simplicity, you´d have thought he was homeless...Maybe he was.Maybe he´s home now." Related: river phoenix | |
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| Top & Bottom LabelerThu, 08 Jan 2009 15:22:46 -0800 by vbsmarketingVisit us at - http://vbssys.com/Va nde Berg Scales will use only top quality stainless steel, high quality epoxy painted steel, sealed load cells and food grade belting to manufacture your plant's equipment. We put a high priority on meeting the strict wash down and chemical requirements you need to assure your plants safety is not breached. Vande Berg Scales was established in 1964 as a direct result of the foresight and entrepreneurial spirit of founders Don L. Vande Berg and his wife Wilma. Using their home and garage as a launching pad, the kitchen table as a workbench and the living room as an office they started a scale service outlet. VBS Inc. has become our operating company and we now manufacture out of a 14800 Square foot facility in Northwest Iowa. Even through the many years of growth we have not lost sight of the Midwest work ethic that got us started. Currently about 50 employees make up our production, computer programming, service department, sales, marketing and administrative staff. Starting out Vande Berg Scales was primarily involved in the sales, installation and service of brand name scale equipment in Iowa, South Dakota, Minnesota and Nebraska. Today we have a large presence in the meat and food industry though out the United States and have expanded into automation. Today our business is about measurement, accuracy and automation. We develop systems to help you stay profitable, cut labor and production costs. Spearheading the expansion into automation has been David Vande Berg; in 2001 David purchased the company form his parents. Growing up in the scale industry and later calling on meat packing plants in the Denver area has given him valuable experience and inspiration in designing custom systems for the food industry this early connection and insight gives David the leadership skills Vande Berg Scales uses in mechanical design and R&D. Some of our accomplishments include the High Accuracy In-Motion Monorail Systems, Trolley Vision and In-Motion Check Weighers. Many of our systems have passed the strict guidelines of becoming NTEP certified.Thanks for viewing our top/bottom labeler. Contact us with your questions!http://vbs sys.com/ Related: top bottom label labeling package product sticker apply print conveyor panther cub stainless steel in-motion speed cheese | |
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| Pauvre Lola stop motionThu, 08 Jan 2009 15:20:13 -0800 by harasosarahThis is a stop motion music video with the song Pauvre Lola by Srege Gainsbourge; We own no rights to this song.please enjoy.special thanks to Emily!!!we're not really sure what this song really means... lol all we know is that he's saying "poor Lola" Related: emily fruit harasosarah lola motion pauvre stop | |
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| Constant Motion (Drums) (Expert) (FAQ)Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:19:37 -0800 by RockBandFAQConstant Motion (Drums) (Expert) (FAQ)This is for the "Monster Groove" in Dream Theater's Constant Motion.Easily one of my favorite Drum beats.I made a few note charts, one for Odd Riff 2, and another for GTR Solo D.That should help you with your hand placement in the beat.Odd riff 2:http://i39.tinypic .com/2en6j28.jpgGTR Solo D:http://i43.tinypic .com/2labjf8.jpgIf you'd like any help with other songs, let me know!=]Higher Quality Charts:http://www.me diafire.com/?anzn2vj md2d Related: rock band faq constant motion drums expert monster groove | |
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| GENE PITNEY - She's A HeartbreakerThu, 08 Jan 2009 15:14:14 -0800 by MusicMeanMachine"SHE'S A HEARTBREAKER" - Released 1968. GENE FRANCIS ALAN PITNEY (February 17th 1940 April 5th 2006) was an American singer-songwriter. He was also an accomplished guitarist, pianist, drummer and skilled sound engineer. In 2002, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Through the mid-1960s, he enjoyed considerable success as a recording artist on both sides of the Atlantic. As a performer, he charted 16 Top 40 hit singles in the U.S., four of which reached the Top Ten. In the UK, the figures were even more impressive: 22 top 40 hits, and 11 Top Tens. As a songwriter, he also penned the big early 1960s hits "He's A Rebel" by The Crystals, and "Hello Mary Lou" by Rick Nelson. Pitney was among a small group of early 1960s American artists and acts such as Roy Orbison, Bobby Vinton, The Four Seasons, Jan and Dean, Jay and the Americans, The Beach Boys and The Supremes that continued to enjoy big radio hits after the British Invasion arrived in the United States in1964. Pitney was born in Hartford, Connecticut. He grew up in Rockville, now a part of the town of Vernon. His earlymusical influences were Clyde McPhatter and Doo Wop groups like The Crows. He attended Rockville High School from which he earned the name "The Rockville Rocket," and where he formed his first band called "Gene & the Genials." He also made a couple of records as part of a duo called "Jamie and Jane" with Ginny Arnell (who later had a solo hit of her own, "DumbHead"), and then released a single in 1959 under the name Billy Bryan. In 1961, Gene Pitney released his first chart single, "(I Wanna) Love My Life Away", on which he played several instruments and multi-tracked the vocals. This was followed by his first big hit, "Town Without Pity", that same year. This song, from the film of the same name starring Kirk Douglas, won the Golden Globe Award for Best Song in a Motion Picture and was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Song. Pitney was the first pop singer to perform at the Oscars, singing "Town Without Pity" at the 34th Annual Academy Awards on April 9, 1962. The song lost the Academy Award to "Moon River", although "Town Without Pity" was awarded The Golden Globe Award. Pitney helped his musical career by writing hit songs for others. Notable songs include "He's a Rebel" for The Crystals, Vikki Carr and Elkie Brooks, "Today's Teardrops" for Roy Orbison, "Rubber Ball" for Bobby Vee and "Hello Mary Lou" for Ricky Nelson. The Crystals' "He's A Rebel" kept Pitney's highest peaking Hot 100 record "Only Love Can Break a Heart" from being atop that chart on November 3, 1962. Pitney is also well remembered for "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance", which was associated with the 1962 John Ford film of the same name, starring Jimmy Stewart, John Wayne, Vera Miles and Lee Marvin. Pitney gave a strong and distinctive vocal performance of the song, penned by Burt Bacharach and Hal David. Although it was a certified Top 10 hit for Pitney, peaking at #4 on the Billboard pop charts, it was never used in the movie due to a publishing squabble between Famous Music and Paramount Pictures. A theatrical trailer included with a DVD release mentions a forthcoming title track, but not by name. His 1963 hit "Mecca" is considered by some to be a precursor to psychedelia in its use of Indian musical influences, at least three years before The Beatles began incorporating these influences. The use of exotic musical instruments became something of a Pitney trademark, judging by the Mariachi trumpets employed in "Lonely Drifters", the ukuleles in "Hawaii", and the gypsy fiddle in "Golden Earrings". His ongoing popularity in the UK market was ensured by the chart success of "Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa" at the end of 1963/beginning of 1964, when in January the Bacharach-David song peaked at #4. "Tulsa" was also a big hit in the U.S. and would become the song that opened up Pitney's career to the international markets. Pitney died on April 5th 2006 at the age of 66. He was found dead by his tour manager in the Hilton Hotel in Cardiff, Wales U.K. in the middle of a UK tour. His final show at Worthing's Pavilion Theatre was deemed a huge success, with a standing ovation, ending the show with his 1961 hit "Town Without Pity". An autopsy confirmed the singer died of natural causes. Pitney was laid to rest on April 13th 2006 at Somers Center Cemetery in Somers, Connecticut, U.S.A. Related: pop schlager oldies | |
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| Snaking BonesThu, 08 Jan 2009 15:08:18 -0800 by dihb7whfm5http://www.thetrutha boutbackpainandphysi caltherapy.org/ We all know we have a spine, and we know it has a long snakelike design. But not everyone knows what keeps it supple and able to survive all the tension and motion we expect it to handle. The spine itself is made of vertebrae which are bones. But in between the bones is a disc. Its the disc that provides a cushion for your back bones. The disc is made up of mostly water.Something holds all of this together and that something is ligaments and tendons. Inside the spine is the spinal cord. The spinal cord runs from the brain to the end of the spine. A lot of nerves run out from the spine discs. Now its easy to see how you can have so much back pain, isnt it? There are bones, ligaments, tendons, discs and nerves in your back. Dont forget the back muscles too. Any of these back components can be broken, sprained, injured, pulled, torn or bruised. It makes it really hard to find the source of back pain in many cases. In other words, be patient with your doctor when he or she has to run a lot of tests looking for answers to your back pain. Related: back pain treatments stretches morning neck exercises low for lower | |
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| Law 2Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:06:48 -0800 by ames3The 3 Laws of Motion Law 2: The more force applied to an object, the faster it will go.History 413 Related: laws motion of | |
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