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Saturday, February 26, 2011

Hearts Burst Into Fire Chord and Download

Bullet for My Valentine

Artist : Bullet For My Valentine

Song Title : Hearts Burst Into Fire

Genre : Heavy Metal, Thrush Metal, Metalcore

Hearts Burst Into Fire Chord and MP3 Download

Intro:

D#5, C5 ( 4x )
G#5, C5, G#5, C5, A#5, D#5

Verse:

D#5
I’m coming home
D#5                        C5
I’ve been gone for far too long
C5                     D#5
Do you remember me at all
D#5
I’m leaving
D#5                         C5
Hell I’ve fucked things up again
C5
I’m dreaming,
C5                        G#5
Too much time without you spent

Chorus:

G#5     C5                G#5
It      hurts, whoww so sore
A#5     C5      G#5   A#5
I’m   Torn, Now I’m Torn
A#5                 C5   G#5 A#5
I’ve been far away
A#5                  C5
When I see your face my
C5            G#5 A#5
Hearts Burst into Fire
C5            G#5 A#5
Hearts Burst Into Fire

Verse 2:

D#5
Your not alone
D#5                  C5
I know I’m far from home
C5                  D#5
Do You Remember Me At All
D#5
I’m Leaving,
D#5                C5
Do you wait for me again
C5
I’m Screaming
C5                      G#5
No more days without you spent

Chorus:

Breakdown:

C5                     G#5 A#5
Now that I’ve grown so lonely
C5                     G#5 A#5
No arms just sheets to hold me
G#5                           A#5 C5
Has this world stopped turning
C5     G#5     A#5   D#5
Are we forever to be apart
D#5
Forever to be apart

Chorus:

Outro:

D#5
I’m coming home, I’ve been gone for too long
D#5
I’m coming home, Would you remember me at all
C5                  D#5
Do you remember me at all
D#5                        C5
I’m leaving, I’m screaming, I’m Dreaming
C5              G#5 D#5 C5
When hearts burst into fire

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Anja Rubik - Vogue Australia April 2011

Polish model Anja Rubik covers the April issue of Vogue Australia. This furthers Vogue Australia's model cover approach, which I'm still very all for.

Rubik's cover image is interesting, with a wide leg stance and a suggestive hand over her mouth, I wouldn't say its the best.

The issue features the Australian androgynous model Andrej Pejic and his 'Gender Bending' take on fashion. I'm

Some facts about Human Body

It takes your food seven seconds to get from your motuh to your stomach.

One human hair can support 6.6 pounds.

Human thigh bones are stronger than concrete.

A womans' heart beats faster than a mans.'

There are about one trillion bacteria on each of your feet.

Women blink twice as often as men.

The average persons' skin weighs twice as much as the brain.

Your body uses 300 muscles to balance itself when you are standing still.

If saliva cannot dissolve something, you cannot taste it.

A Practical New Book for Insomniacs: Master Your Sleep Posted by Guest Blogger Christina Grant, Ph.D

An informative new book is on the market about sleep, it’s importance, why we don’t get enough, and what we can do about it. In Master Your Sleep: Proven Methods Simplified, author Tracey Marks, MD, tells us that more than one third of Americans – over 100 million people - have clinically-diagnosed sleep disorders!

What has happened in our society where people cannot rest properly? There are more folks awake in the middle of the night than we can imagine, tossing and turning, staring at the ceiling, chronically sleep-challenged.

We know that many more than this 100 million have occasional or frequent bouts of insomnia, causing frustration and even dread. Aside from a sense of helplessness, what is this doing to one’s ability to think clearly, be alert, and have energy throughout the day? To keep the immune system functioning? How are these millions managing on the job? Emotionally?

Dr. Marks says insomnia is underlying many quality of life issues such as anxiety and burnout. It also puts people at risk for weight gain, diabetes, heart disease, compromised mental abilities, and shortened lifespan.

What are your options if you are one of the 100 million with a bona fide sleep disorder? Or, even if you are an occasional insomniac? Pills aren’t the definitive answer. If taking sleep medication worked over time, returning you to the type of sleep required for good health and mental balance, the problem would be easier to solve. But this isn’t the case. Pharmaceutical and over-the-counter drugs have their drawbacks, as do natural and herbal remedies.

In her new book, Master Your Sleep, Dr. Marks outlines numerous simple methods that support the body to fall asleep at bedtime and wake up refreshed. She has an easy-to-read, straightforward style with a refreshingly sensible and practical approach. Her prescription for a “sleep hygiene” program encourages the body and mind to accept a more healthful sleep pattern. As an added bonus for parents, she discusses what to do if your children have sleep troubles.

I always appreciate an expert that can offer sound advice with the goal of addressing underlying issues. That is what Dr. Marks does in her new book. So, for those of you who find yourself looking up at the dark ceiling more often than you care to, get a copy of Master Your Sleep: Proven Methods Simplified and follow the advice of Dr. Marks. Meanwhile, consider doing my favorite of her suggestions: take the laptop out of the bedroom and keep your computer activities in another room.

Christina Grant, Ph.D., is a specialist in Holistic Healing, Intuitive Guidance, and Energy Balancing. She has helped thousands of people transform physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. A widely published author, she also hosted Monterey’s "Health Connections" radio program and is frequently interviewed on radio and television about various aspects of holistic healing. Contact Dr. Grant at 831-236-1171 or learn more by visiting www.christinagrant.com.

Amanda Seyfried - Marie Claire UK April 2011

Credit: Marie Claire UK

Amanda Seyfried lands another cover, this time she is on the April cover of Marie Claire UK.

Continuing the promotion for her upcoming film Red Riding Hood, Seyfried is looking tres intense on the cover in a light blue tweed mini dress.

From the looks for Seyfried's cover video, her spread is going to look rustic, a somewhat ugly beautiful look.

Click here to see

Top 5 Asia Deadliest Foods / A brief look at Asia’s peculiar attraction to freaky foodstuffs

Cobra heart, Vietnam

It’s been made into TV shows, reported on, blogged about. The badass rep is hardly surprising: when it comes to freakish experiences in Asia, gulping down a live cobra’s heart in Vietnam is hard to beat.

In Vietnam, so-fresh-they’re-still-beating cobra’s hearts are dished up in a couple of ways: some, like Anthony Bourdain, eat the heart raw, followed by a cobra blood chaser. Others, like the Guardian’s Howard Marks, slurp it down with a glass of rice wine.

Cobra hearts are believed to enhance male virility in Vietnam, gastroenterologist Harry Teicher says. He reckons the taste is “like an interesting oyster.”

Balut, Phillippines

Balut, or half-fertilized duck or chicken egg, eaten in Asia with a pinch of salt — literally. Boiled and lightly seasoned balut can be found all over street food markets in the Philippines, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, where it’s traditionally seen as an aphrodisiac (though whether the sight of a dead, curled bird fetus can really amp up our libidos remains highly debatable).

Balut is prized among the brave-hearted for its balance of texture and flavors: first there’s sipping the embryo broth, then there’s the shell-peeling, and the chomping down

Fried tarantulas, Cambodia

The story goes that Cambodians, starving and desperate under the Khmer Rouge rule in the 1970s, started eating fried tarantulas in to stave off their hunger. The practice stuck, and now the fried tarantula, or a-ping, is seen by locals as a mouth-watering delicacy, with beautifying effects to boot.

The market town of Skuon is Cambodia’s veritable Spiderville, thanks to a network of tarantula burrows nearby. The spiders are usually fried with sugar, salt and garlic, and is a mouthful of complex textures, starting from the ‘moreish,’ cod-like head and body , to the disturbingly gooey abdomen. Travel website World Hum advises eaters to go for the brittler ones, with less squishy abdomens.

Blood Clams, Shanghai

China’s blood clams single-handedly infected some 310,000 people with hepatitis A in Shanghai in 1988, causing the state to ban the crustacean.

So it may seem like madness that there are still reports of sneaky foodies flouting the ban in the city’s restaurants and black markets.

Eaten immediately after it’s been dipped in hot water, Shanghai’s blood clams reportedly have a raw, briny taste that stands out in a food culture that is all about freshness and mouth feel.

The fact that it’s barely cooked also means it’s a time-bomb of viruses including hepatitis, typhoid and dysentery, thanks to the polluted waterways near Shanghai that the shellfish live in.

Fugu, Japan

By far the most notorious on Japan’s “been there, done that” circuit, fugu, or puffer fish, contain lethal doses of the poison tetrodotoxin in its organs, to which there is no known anecdote. If not prepared correctly, the dish is known to kill the unfortunate epicure in a slow and terrifying way: the toxin paralyzes the body’s muscles while the victim is fully conscious, and slowly he or she dies from asphyxiation.

When prepared correctly, however, it’s known to leave a thrillingly tingly taste on the tongue. Chefs around Japan have to pass a round of stringent tests to be licensed to serve the fish, but that doesn’t wipe out freak accidents of fugu poisoning, like the death of kabuki actor Bando Mitsugoro after an overkill of four fugu livers in 1975.

Those itching to play Japanese roulette may want to head to Shimonoseki, home to Japan’s largest fugu wholesale market.

by rappin

Friday, February 25, 2011

American Idol Season 10 Finally has its Top 24

After weeks of auditions and a drama-filled Hollywood round, judges Steven Tyler, Jennifer Lopez and Randy Jackson unveiled the two dozen finalists who will face off for fans' votes starting next week, adding 19 more future-household names to the five already revealed last night.

Among those who made the cut? Nearly everyone who's earned a significant amount of screentime thus far, as viewers were treated to two hours of almost entirely good news and given nary a chance to mourn early favorites getting the boot. "Idol" also made good on its promise to go young -- shoo-in Lauren Alaina, who has turned 16 years old since first auditioning at the minimum age in Nashville, received the good news in a pastel leopard-print dress and matching cowboy boots. The bubbly teen was joined by other young favorites like 15-year-old Thia Megia, who has already competed on NBC's "America's Got Talent," and 16-year-old Scotty McCreery, who was chosen over similiarly husky-voiced country crooner John Wayne Schulz.

Sentimental favorite and 15-year-old Jacee Badeaux was not as lucky, though, as the judges decided to choose redhead Brett Lowenstern over him and Colton Dixon. Others who were sent packing included Jackie Wilson, a Nashville standout whose progress appeared to stall in Hollywood, and Jessica Cunningham, who was auditioning for her seventh time.

More newly anointed top 24-ers included Jacob Lusk, who stunned the judges in Hollywood with an acrobatic version of "God Bless the Child," and James Durbin, whose range has earned comparisons to Adam Lambert (to the dismay of hardcore Lambert fans).

Last night's episode ended with a cliffhanger after Chris Medina's shocking elimination, as Lopez burst into tears and appeared to question her place on "Idol," saying, "I don't want to do this anymore." While the dramatic plotline kicked off tonight's Top 24 episode, the drama was quickly squelched as Lopez pulled it together.