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FULL OF HELL Announce Upcoming Tour Alongside COLUMN OF HEAVEN
Noisemongers FULL OF HELL are set to embark on a short stint of tour dates alongside…
Young, handsome, and going places announce tour with old, ugly, and dead
My only goal is for them to be deeply cynical and bitter by May 4th.
Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Naosuke Gombei ripping off a face (1867) from ‘28 Famous Murders with Verse’ series, woodblock print
Horizontal Sections of the Adult Male Top-to-Bottom: Mid-section of skull, section at maxilla [hard palate between sections], section below mandible
Eugène-Louis Doyen was a revolutionary (if flamboyant and controversy-loving) Parisian surgeon who lived between 1859 and 1919.
Long before the Visible Human Project created its 1,871 “slices” of Joseph Paul Jernigan at 1 mm intervals, and created over 65 gigs of anatomical data (and later created 40 gigs of data with a female cadaver), Doyen presented a new way of visualizing the cadaver: longitudinal and horizontal sections, showing exactly how the human anatomy goes together in each area, without the context of seeing the full organs or bones.
Though the full usefulness of these unorthodox sections wasn’t truly appreciated until the advent of tomography in the early 1970s, they were noted to be helpful to early radiologists, and especially to the burgeoning fields of criminal forensics and forensic archaeology.
Atlas d’anatomie topographique. Eugène-Louis Doyen. 1911.
May 3rd 2014, Toronto
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PHILLIPE DRUILLET IS WEIRD WEIRD SUPER WEIRD.
Repercussions
Everyone who is complaining about an energy drink company writing an article on grindcore, yet vehemently defended free shows/7” e.p.s from a car company needs to get the fuck out. The two are not unrelated. You allowed corporate sponsorship into our scene and have no right to complain about how stupid it makes things.
Fuck all the corporate apologists forever
You get the scene you deserve.
Haha weird I have this VHS tape.
column of heaven at ndy 2013
are you a fan of any of the newer heavy metal acts, i.e. In Solitude? And what are some of your old favorites (if any)?
I have no great attachment to heavy metal or heavy metal culture.
I like Budgie and Vulcain.
Most newer "heavy metal" bands lack much of what makes many older bands so attractive. In Solitude are a decent band but they don't really catch my interest. Some newer bands I really enjoy are Black Trip, Atlantean Kodex, and Ranger.
“The trouble about meeting with a guy like [Rob] Ford is that he is going to lie about what he said behind closed doors, he is going to lie about what you said behind closed doors and then he is going to tell more lies to his own political advantage to try and court votes in Toronto — it has nothing to do with actually solving problems. Why would you want to meet with a guy like that? He’s a waste of time.”
Adam Vaughan offers his opinion on why Premier Wynne shouldn’t meet with Rob Ford in Mayor Rob Ford on Premier Kathleen Wynne’s rejection: She’s ‘confused’ (via fuckyeahtoronto)
