In the lab with Pain Deep Cixxx MTG

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A top U.S. diplomat will join colleagues from other world powers at a weekend meeting with Iran's chief nuclear negotiator. However, there are no plans for the two negotiators to meet separately. (July   more...16)  less

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Hokuriku MTG event
roast a clam GP

Hokuriku MTG event
roast a clam GP

Tread with a gorgeous mermaid outside the gates of the Underwater Kingdom. She dreams of becoming a royal gardener and winning the design competition. Her rivals are accomplished - can she muster the   more...courage and skill to outrank them? Match like colors and win tokens for power-ups in this sea garden oasis. <a href="http://www.bigfishgames.com/download-games/3764/deep-voyage/index.html">Deep Voyage</a> is a splendid collapse game with 200 eye-popping levels.  less

another one of my favorite tracks by mobb deep.

pain

Things To Think About, Or Try To Answer

im in too much pain to talk

shut your mouth

Witch in Deep
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Ok so this is my response to the geek score thing. I've just done it with my dvds and I gave up scoring. Sorry bout the audio quality.

Deep Dish

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my favorite track ever by mobb deep. instant classic

Well, this was my first Naruto vid w/Rock Lee!! Enjoy!!!!

1 of the greatest bands ever

Deep - ClubLand 9

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I'm kind of deep. I'm talking about this weird candle holder...

California Jam 1974 (live)

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skin deep - arty version
The Reformation plunged northern and western Europe into a period of intense preoccupation with Satan, a preoccupation that did not begin with the masses but represents a deliberate   more...attempt by the educated to mold public opinion. The devil's craze was spread to the people by preachers, popular stories, the Inquisition, and witch trials (Strauss 31) and spawned an entirely new genre of writing, the immensely popular Teufelsbücher (devil's books). Strauss notes that focusing on the devil's pervasive presence in the world had practical advantages to would-be culture shapers.

Seeing Satan lurking beneath the most trivial, everyday choices allowed "early modern opinion makers to brand every infraction as, literally, devilish" (32). Polarizing reality into simple blacks and whites would help eradicate "the sprawling network of cunning folk, spell-casters, and fortune-tellers" of what amounted to "an alternative religion, and to bond them firmly to the elite-determined obligation of church, court, doctrine, parish, law book, and catechism" (32). Strauss fails to acknowledge an essential historic factor, however. Until the Reformation, most of what he calls "alternative religion" had been tacitly integrated into popular Catholicism and medieval Faust figures are generally saved despite a pact with the devil

The first man on record to enter a pact with the devil in the Christian era was the servant of Senator Proterius of Caesarea who was reputed to have engaged Satan's help in order to gain his master's comely daughter in marriage. According to the 4th century legend, his soul was saved through the prayer of St. Basil (Wiemken xxiv).

Arguably the most famous of all ancient progenitors of Faust is Theophilus, immortalized in the thirteenth century by Jacobus de Voragine (1228-1298) in his Legenda Aurea. According to legend, Theophilus administrated an episcopal church in Sicily early in the sixth century. When the bishop died, the people of the region offered the position to Theophilus who turned them down because he did not feel qualified. He expected to continue as administrator, however. The next bishop fired Theophilus. In order to get his old position back, Theophilus consulted a Jewish sorcerer, en- tered a pact with the devil, and in writing renounced allegiance to Jesus, the Virgin, and the Church. The machinations worked, and he was reinstated. Eventually, he recognized his error and repented. After chastising him for his impiety, the Blessed Mother took pity on him, and eventually even Jesus forgave him. Mary retrieved Theophilus' I.O.U. from Satan, and put the scroll on his chest as he slept. When he awoke, he loudly proclaimed his guilt, and praised the Virgin for her loving assistance. He died peacefully three days later (Voragine 2 157).

There are countless versions of this legend, particularly after Paulus Diaconus of Naples translated the story into the lingua franca--Latin. One of the most important renderings is that of Hrotswitha of Gandersheim (c. 935-1000) in the tenth century. By the fifteenth century, the legend had spawned miracle plays across Europe, in France, the Netherlands, and in northern Germany. After the 16th century it disappeared, swallowed up by the Reformation and the more recent Faust legend (Theens 35-36).  less