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GOTHIC COLTURE.

It is basically indefinable, because "Goth" means different things to each follower. Many adopt unusual fashions in order to separate themselves from other youth. Gordon A. Crews, associate dean of the School of Justice Studies at Roger Williams University in Bristol, CT is an investigator of what he calls the "occult" which-- in his opinion -- includes the Goth culture. He said: "It is up to the individual to define what Goth is for themselves ... The mentality is, 'I want to be left alone but I want to be seen. I want to see the shock on other peoples' faces." 11
Some factors that are commonly observed are:
Its unique music, art and literature.
The use of extreme black clothing, light colored makeup, unusual hair styles, body piercing, bondage items, etc.
A fascination with medieval, Victorian and Edwardian history.
Wearing of symbols such as a Christian cross; an Egyptian ankh or "Eye of Ra," or "Eye of Horus;" a Wiccan pentacle, a Satanic inverted pentacle. etc. 14
Goths tend to be non-violent, pacifistic, passive, and tolerant. Many in the media have mistakenly associated Goth with extreme violence and hatred of minorities, white supremacy, etc.
Many Goths write about being depressed. Followers seem sullen and withdrawn, when in public. They are often much more "happy and carefree in the company of [other] Goths." 1 Examples of depression are:
"Tigriss," commenting on her own life, writes: "So my gothic persona fit me quite well. My black clothing and dark music aptly reflected my own depression, pain, and anger which was what I made most of my life about. Most of my goth friends had dysfunctional families and troubled childhoods as mine. We could identify with each other through our dark make-up and painful pasts." 12
Researcher Jasin Tamlin comments: "If you take a look at the 640 sites that are listed on the Gothic Web Ring, you will find many of them filled with desperation, depression, anger, hatred, despair and angst." 13
"A lot of people turn to the Gothic subculture after having a hard time in school, feeling alienated, and looking for a way to express themselves that mirrors those feelings. Others find the scene through literature, still others want to be shocking, and some people just find black clothing slimming." 1
Goth music often deals with thought-provoking topics, concentrating on societal evils, like racism, war, hatred of groups, etc. Their music tends to concentrate on the very "nasty, unhappy" topics that "North American culture" wants to "ignore and forget."
A fascination with death. They try "to find a different way of thinking about life, like trying to find beauty in life, pain and death. It's all a quest for immortality."

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SLIPKNOT 2010 TOUR!

This October Slipknot guide their unholy army through the nine circles of hell on the All Hope is Gone 2008 world tour, their first tour of Australia since they stormed the main stages at the 2005 Big Day Out. At the turn of the millennium, Slipknot erupted onto the heavy music scene and their first three albums reset the course of the Metal genre. Multi million selling, three albums have been released, all platinum. Their massive popularity was acknowledged when, after being nominated for the sixth time in The Grammys for Best Metal Performance, Slipknot won the coveted award in 2006 for the track “Before I Forget”. Now the metal masses unite in anticipation of Slipknots fourth album 'All Hope Is Gone', due out though iconic label Roadrunner Records in August. Early leaks have garnered rave reviews and Slipknot rightly proclaim that 'All Hope Is Gone' will be their most malevolent effort yet.At their left hand will be the mighty Machine Head, pioneers of a brutal new sound Machine Head’s influential and ferocious debut Burn My Eyes was released in 1994. Several albums later Machine Head returned to the highest echelons of the metal world with the 2007 album The Blackening. For many critics it was the metal album of 2007: “one of the purest, finest, most powerful expressions of modern heavy metal released” and comparisons with the Metallica’s seminal Master Of Puppets were made. Now they bring their merciless metal to Slipknot's stages the world over.Tour dates are:Friday 24th Oct Riverstage BrisbaneTickets from www.ticketmaster.com.au 136 100Sunday 26th Oct Acer Arena Sydney Tickets from www.ticketek.com.au 132 849 and Utopia RecordsMonday 27th Oct Rod Laver Arena Melbourne Tickets from www.ticketek.com.au 132 849Tuesday 28th Oct Jubilee Pavilion Adelaide Showground Tickets from www.ticketek.com.au 132 849 Thursday 30th Oct Robinson Pavilion Perth Tickets from www.bocsticketing.com.au 08 9484 1133 & 78's www.78records.com.au 08 9322 6384

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Amy Lee Interview.

MGD: Hi Amy long time no see?
AMY: Gosh uhhh yeah!
MGD: We heard a new album was to be realesed this year what happend?
AMY: Well...We were thinking of bringing the band back together for the final tour but we haven't spoken in ages since the last tour.
MGD: We loved the last C.D infact all of them how does that make you feel?
AMY: You guys are awesome! i loved doing the single ummm Sober and Lithium because i had some time to really...think out my words and it was an amazing experience just like when we were on tour.
MGD: We hope to hear from you again!
AMY: We'll keep in touch.

Nightmare On Elm Street 2010 (Movie review)

It's also true that fans are going into the theaters a little jaded when their favorite film is the subject of the latest envisioning. In fact — let's be honest — if you grew up watching and adoring a certain movie, chances are there is little the remake can do that will make you fall in love with it. That being said, having this mentality can also make you miss out on something that might be improved upon. The newest version of A Nightmare On Elm Street is the perfect example.

Franchise horror has been the backbone of the ooky, spooky genre for the better part of 30 years. While fans all have their favorite, A Nightmare On Elm Street has always been special. This is largely due to the fact that the bad guy has been faithfully played by Robert Englund in all 8 films preceding the current remake. When it was announced that Englund would not be putting on the glove for the new film, many wondered if another actor could really pull off Freddy Krueger. Jackie Earle Haley (who played the infamous character of Rorschach in Watchmen) proved to be a brilliant casting choice and indeed "pulled it off". Englund's version of Krueger has always been played tongue and cheek — this has perhaps been the part of the charm. Haley, though not without his one-liners, added more intensity to his interpretation of the monster. Haley also added in new mannerisms while still embracing the character's groundwork that Englund laid 26 years ago — a wonderful balance that takes a truly gifted actor to engage.

The remake's story was also substantially darker than the first movie. In this 2010 version, the teenagers experiencing the nightmares all share the common bond of being molested by their pre-school's gardener Fred Krueger. When the parents discovered what was happening to their children, they chased Krueger down and burned him alive. The children grew up to all have repressed memories of the sexual abuse and are now being picked off one by one in their sleep. In the original version, Krueger kills upwards of 20 children, stands trial, is released on a technicality, is hunted down by vigilantes and then burned in the boiler room where he hurt the children. He then seeks revenge on the vigilante's children in their sleep.

I feel that the new, slightly altered version of the story holds a bit more weight. It also brings in an even darker connection that Krueger has with "his children". There are a few scenes that really go into the psychology of memory repression and are incredibly difficult to watch — not what you're necessarily expecting from a franchise horror film! With all this being said, the movie is not without its glaring flaws either. The first being it's simply not that scary. The original film still has a way of completely unnerving you no matter how many times you watch it. The new version plays out more like a morbid episode of Law and Order than it does of a horror film. It's glossy, filled with several CGI gore effects, and gets its biggest jumps from the scenes directly taken from the first film. I wish they could have captured the grittier, more traditional horror movie feel of the original and combined it with the superior script of the remake.

I don't, however, regret watching this movie. There's enough here to appeal to the old fans as well as create new ones for the series. It's worth checking out while it's still in theaters and may even find a home on your movie shelf someday, if you're open-minded enough.

Released Date: April 30, 2010

Rating: R

Genre: Horror

Cast: Jackie Earle Haley, Kyle Gallner, Rooney Mara, Katie Cassidy, Thomas Dekker

Directed by: Samuel Bayer

Screenplay by: Wesley Strick and Eric Hessler

Official Website: nightmareonelmstreet.com

Dead Eyed Stare Stats

Your favourite band has been reviewed and selected by us! Dead eyed stare is a canberra metal band with the hopes of one day getting signed we had a talk with WIRE record's "Tim Grawn" and he lodged the follwing statment.

"To be a popular band is one thing but to get your listners to actually buy your material is another, If these guys have a back up plan for when things fail (If they do!) then id deffently give them i go, but lyricals and demos need to be perfecto for me to actually have a look at them you know and ive had a look at the art submitted to my email and i love it."

Events.

Don't miss out on the awesome night out at the regular Chrome nights held on the first Saturday of each month at the Holy Grail cnr Akuna and Bunda streets Canberra City. Playing late into the night your favourite EBM, Goth, Industrial & Dark Electro music. From 9pm - 5am

The Gothic Convention is next week! this years theme is FETISH so get ready to rock on with the locals. Plenty of things will be going on like a gay pride parade, loud music, Raver stands (buy glow sticks etc) Strippers, Drag Queens, Cyebr Goths and more! the starting time is 7pm - 10pm You can purchase your ticket on our website. Ticket price is $5

Book & Gamers Review!

Book review.
The Pyrope Seal: Dependency
This book has many different aspects in it including a fantasy castle with dragons, nymphs and even trolls. The main story is about a maid who is found out to be the most beautiful girl in the whole town, The prince is selfish and self centred who desires gold and rupees to exchange for goods such as armoury and potions. The Prince “Lothian” wishes to marry the maid “Phaeton” and together they will uncover the Pyrope seal. A Pyrope is a blood red jewel and from what it sounds like in the story there must be a secret portal using the Pyrope to summon it, I think that it’s a very interesting and sophisticated story in which there are 3 books to read in total to the series.
Gaming review:
The Ledgend of Zelda: spirit tracks
Here it is the newest addition to the Zelda series another animated story continues this time in less quality? I think that the original series captured the story line of young link trying to save the beautiful princess Zelda. Have the creators become lazy bringing out this new game which looks like the very first Zelda? What happened to the high quality in Majors mask and twilight princess? Those games sold millions and were the best games to play and will be counted for as the “Classic” series. Ocarina of time was another phenomenon in the Zelda series the very first 3D gaming experience for link and the story line was amazing. The Characters made the game so much more interesting, learning about each character as you play the game and what their story was for actually being put into the game. But what about those characters you actually wanted to socialize with? Like in the ocarina of time; Malon she was the little farm girl who had a crush on link and Sara link’s best friend from kokiri forest. Major’s mask had plenty of strange characters like the postman always in a rush to deliver the post didn’t you just love annoying him? And Anju the stock point inn lady that needed links help towards the final day. I guess you could just play the new game if you really wanted but will it be as successful as the others were?

Mario Is Back!

You’re going to take it for granted. And why not? Mario’s titles always step lightly: they never undergo the rigorous pre-nup investigations most games sit through, and they’re not sliced open and hyped up in studio visits, online documentaries and art team Q&As. With Mario, the work is hidden: he’s pieced together in glorious secrecy, and nobody gets to see him until he’s whole. Besides, Nintendo makes it look so easy. An early level of Super Mario Galaxy 2 leads you from a 360-degree playground, around a corner, and into the depths of a 2D maze, via a transition so effortless that you won’t even notice it’s happened. Coins guide the way and perfect distractions litter the path until, finally, a huge door opens in the wall behind you, beckoning you back to the world of three dimensions. Beyond it, there’s a new route to follow, but now it hovers high above you, and it’s upside-down. These shifts in tempo, perspective and dynamics are things on which other games tend to choke. Here, they’re thrown in for 20 minutes of one-shot fun. It’s often a criticism to say that something is built from gimmicks, but the problem only actually arises the moment those gimmicks run out. In Galaxy 2’s case, they never do. This is a game that refuses to bore you, that can take you to the 60-star mark before asking you to do the same thing twice. It reuses assets, but almost never recycles ideas; you’ll never see another title so thrifty, or so gratuitous. Galaxy 2 is that rarest of things in Mario’s universe: a traditional sequel. After years of running left to right, this is what happens when the plumber stops moving for a moment, before swooping in for another pass. It’s no mere expansion: with the first blinding thrill of invention out of the way, it’s an opportunity to see exactly what Nintendo has achieved. It’s the platformer as playground, puzzle and toybox, as well as assault course, and the result will make you think about history just as its predecessor made you reconsider physics.

Recipes For Home.

　
Pan-fried Quail with Gnocchi, Roast Pumpkin, Brown Butter and Sage

Ingredients
½ butternut pumpkin
750g royal blue potatoes, roasted 75g plain flour 1 egg yolk salt and pepperextra virgin olive oil for tossing 1 large quail
quail, boned 30ml vegetable oil salt and pepper 30g salted butter, diced20ml olive oil 10g pecorino, grated20g unsalted butter chervil, to garnish 100g blanched pumpkin ½ bunch sage, leaves (reserved for garnish)gnocchi
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Method
Step 1: Prepare pumpkinPeel and deseed the butternut pumpkin and then dice into 1cm cubes. Blanch in salted, boiling water for approximately 3 minutes, refresh in ice water and then drain.

Step 2: Prepare gnocchiTo prepare the gnocchi, scrape out the inside of the potatoes. Mash the potato and then pass through a sieve. Combine the flour, egg and salt with the potato and work into dough. Roll the dough in a sausage shape (approximately 2cm in diameter). Cut the dough into 2cm wide discs. Add the gnocchi to salted, boiling water. Cook until the gnocchi rises to the surface and then scoop out and refresh in iced water. Drain the gnocchi and then toss with a little bit of extra virgin olive oil.

Step 3: De-bone quailTo prepare the quail, trim winglets at the second joint. Using a boning knife, slice along the top of the neck; carefully fold back the neck skin, without tearing it, to reveal the top of the breast meat. Slice around the 'wishbone' and remove it. Insert a cook’s knife in the tail-end of the quail up to the neck and carefully cut along both sides of the back bone. Trim off the excess neck skin. Using the boning knife, carefully cut between the rib cage and breast meat, leaving the breast fillets, winglets and legs intact. Trim any excess fat and skin.

Step 4: Cook and serve Season the quail with salt and pepper. Heat the 20ml olive oil in a fry pan and when hot add the quail skin side down. Cook on a medium heat for 2 to 3 minutes until golden brown then turn over. Add in the butter then when it begins to turn to a nutty brown baste the quail for 1 to 2 minutes. Remove the quail from the pan and leave to rest for 5 minutes before serving. (Please note: quail should be served pink).
Heat the vegetable oil in a frying pan and then add in the pumpkin and seasoning. Cook until the pumpkin is caramelised and then remove. In the same pan, add in the gnocchi and caramelise until golden. Season to taste. Stir in diced butter until it starts to turn into a nutty brown colour. Add in the sage and remove from the heat. To serve, cut the quail in half and arrange on a plate with the gnocchi and pumpkin. Drizzle over the nutty butter and then garnish with the sage leaves, freshly grated pecorino and chervil.

Warm prawn salad.
　
　
1 tsp Dijon mustard2 tsp honey1 tbsp red wine vinegar3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil500g Australian whole raw banana prawns, peeled and deveined, tails intactzest and segments from 3 mandarins100g baby spinach leaves1/2 red onion, thinly sliced1/2 Continental cucumber, peeled and seeded, thinly sliced diagonally
Serves: 4
Preparation time: 10 mins
Cooking time: 5 mins

1. Whisk the mustard, honey and vinegar together in a jug. Slowly drizzle in 2 tablespoons of the oil while whisking continuously until fully incorporated. Season to taste with salt and pepper.

2. Heat a large frying pan over medium high heat and add the remaining oil to the hot pan. Toss the prawns with the mandarin zest and cook for 4-5 minutes or until just cooked through.

3. Toss the spinach, onion, mandarin segments and cucumber with enough of the dressing to coat. Mound the salad onto the centre of serving plates.

4. Top each salad with the cooked prawns and drizzle any remaining dressing over the prawns and serve.
　

GARDEN IDEAS FOR THE HOME

The simple water bowl
A simple, water-filled bowl catches the sunlight and adds watery serenity without the fuss of a pump or a pond. And if the pot is big enough, you can plant a mini water garden.
You can use any waterproof container - from a terracotta pot to a hand-carved stone bowl - but one with at least a 50cm diameter looks more effective.
Remember that each litre of water weighs 1kg, so if you're putting a water-filled pot on a terrace or balcony, make sure it can take the weight. Place the container in its final position before you add the water!
Sydney-based garden designer Peter Nixon, of Paradisus, says the trend is for carved granite water blocks that are perfectly plain on the outside. "You don't want anything that looks too Eastern - culturally it doesn't fit. The plain granite pieces are so neutral, they go with all types of architecture."
With smaller water bowls, plants are used as a background rather than being in the pot. Peter uses broad-leaved plants including cordyline, clerodendrum and phormium (flax) to create a suitable setting.
The only maintenance these plant-free bowls need is a quick blast with the hose in summer to keep the mozzies at bay.
For a balcony, Peter recommends a big Balinese bowl grouped with other containers planted with yucca, dracaena (ponytail plant) and dwarf flax. "You need to have appropriate plants. Don't put standard Iceberg roses and dwarf lavender with an Asian pot. It'll look silly," he advises.What about plants?
If you want plants in your water pot, include one plant for height, one floating plant and one submerged, oxygenating plant to help keep the water clear - and forget about swathes of waterlilies.
"People come in expecting to put waterlilies in everything, but they need deeper water to grow - about 40cm of water above the pot they're planted in," says Peter Skelly of Menduni Garden Artistry in Summer Hill, NSW. And they're expensive - around $30 per plant.Try these instead:Water fringe (Nymphoides spp.): it has waterlily-shaped leaves and little star-shaped yellow flowers.Water iris (Iris laevigata): it has sword-shaped leaves and a dark blue flower, with cultivars in other colours. It likes to grow in about 15cm of water.Common flag (Iris pseudacorus): sword-shaped leaves with large yellow flowers. Grows in water up to 10cm deep.Pickerel rush (Pointederia cordata): spear-shaped leaves with little stems of mauve flowers. Grows in water up to 20cm.
Parrot's feathers or ejeria: submerged, oxygenating plants with feathery fronds.
Ask for help when you're choosing plants, as you want ones that will work for your particular water feature - some plants can't handle splash, some do better in shade. And if you're still hankering for waterlilies? You can buy fab-looking fake ones for $3 each.Fish
Once you have water plants, you might need some fish to keep mosquito wrigglers under control. Goldfish and comets are favourites, but their flashy colours mean they're easy targets for birds. Native fish, such as Murray river rainbows, do the same job and last longer. Other good fish are golden malacas (rice fish), rosy barbs and tadpole-friendly Whitecloud mountain minnows. Leave the water to stand for a couple of days before popping any fish in the pot.Even if you don't have a garden, you can still have a water feature. A HoMedics table-top Relaxation Waterfall simply plugs in and trickles away, making a soothing sound that could be just the chill pill you need. Look for them at department stores and major electrical retailers, or call 1300 728 150 for stockists

Make Your Own Candle (With A Strong Scent)

How To Make a Candle That Smells Strong When It Burns (The Secret Disclosed)
By Steve Pollard
Making your Candle Throw (or cast its fragrance over a wide area) is the primary goal of making a Fragranced Candle. This is not hard to achieve if you understand the basic parameters. There are 5 things to consider when making a successfully Fragranced Candle. If you have the following in place, the Candle will be excellent and Fragrant.
Do not be discouraged if your first try is not as good as you had hoped. These things are easily achieved when you know what to plan and look for.
1. Make sure you are using very high grade fragrance concentrates. If you wonder what you have, read the article about the differences between A Grade and B Grade fragrances in the frequently asked questions section.
2. Make sure you use 1 to 1.5 oz of your fragrance per pound. (1 oz to 20 oz liquid wax) You can use less after testing for strength, but start here. With our fragrance it will run you out at that level, and you can back off to your desired fragrance strength. Also make sure that your fragrance is mixing completely into your wax. You will know this when you pour into your candle containers. If there is a bunch of unmixed fragrance on the bottom of the pot, raise your temperature next time and stir it in better before pouring.
3. Make sure your wax is holding the fragrance in the wax evenly, all the way to the top. You will know this if there is not any watery substance at the bottom of the container after it sets up. Also, if your candle has very little smell when initially lit or has to burn about half way down before it starts to smell good, then you know the fragrance is settling down into the lower part of your wax. To make sure this does not happen, add ¼ to ½ teaspoon of the additive Vybar 260 to your container blend to hold it in properly. This will allow the wax to hold your scent in evenly to the top of the candle after it sets up and in most cases will not noticeably effect the burn of the candle.
4. So, now you have made sure you have; Quality fragrance, and you are Using an adequate amount of it, and the fragrance is mixing properly with your wax, and your wax is holding it evenly after it sets up, Make sure the top of the candle is level flat before lighting it. This means in most cases that no matter if you are using a one pour wax, or regular paraffin, you will still have to either do a repour if you are using regular paraffin to fill the crater in the center, or if you are using a one pour container blend, you will have to take a heat gun and remelt the top and fill any holes or dips in the top. Ideally, where the wick comes out of the wax will be level, or a little above the edges of the container where the wax touches the edge of the jar. (like a mini pyramid is shaped) If you do not do this, the wick no matter how big it is, will core down and drown out if it is in a well when lit. The candle tops are easily remelted flat with a heat gun. A hot hair dryer will work in some cases also. Take care not to light the wick with your heat gun, people will complain that the candle is used and want to return it if the wick is charred.
5. Ok, now here it is, the whole secret to a candle that throws is to know where the throw comes from. The throw and fragrance from a candle comes from the melt pool of the candle wax when it burns. The actual fragrance oil burning makes no smell at all. Raw fragrance only creates soot if burned directly with an oil lamp wick by itself. (don't try that yourself by the way, its dangerous) This is why melts or tarts smell so good when used in a tart melter. The tart melter makes a melt pool to warm up the candle fragrance in the wax pool creating a warm updraft to spread the fragrance throughout your home. The same applies to a candle. The melt pool should be ¼ inch to the thickness of your pinkie finger at the most. A deeper melt pool can make your container hot and could possibly spill onto your customers table or carpeting if bumped so be careful and find the ideal melt pool for your container by varying your wick size up or down. A melt pool of ¼ inch works fine in most cases and will throw the fragrance as the candle is burning, making the melt pool, and creating a slight heat updraft from the candle that takes the fragrance with it to fill your home.
Copyright 2006 The Candlemakers Store

Your Ideas Revisited.

Scented rocks make a great air freshener. Mix 1/2 cup salt and 1/2 cup flour in a bowl. Add 1/4 teaspoon of a favorite essential oil and 2/3 cup boiling water and a few drops of a food coloring to create a desired shade. Blend all ingredients, form into balls, and allow to dry.
For the bathroom, dampen a cotton swab with your favorite perfume or cologne and swab the inside of a toilet paper roll. Each time the toilet paper is rolled, a fresh scent will fill the room.
Another way to purify the air is to dampen a cotton ball with pure vanilla extract, place in a dish and set in odorous area of the house. A dish with three cotton balls is great for the living room. A room in which heavy smoking occurs might require another dish. - Jason

have a small simmering potpourri crock that I purchased at a garage sale for 25 cents. I keep this out on my kitchen counter and fill half-full with water. Next I add a few cloves, a couple dashes of cinnamon, and a dabble of extract (vanilla, orange, etc). Citrus peels are another great ingredient. Plug in the crock and you have a warm comfortable smell wafting throughout your home that isn't overly pungent like some of those expensive wall-outlet units. (Just be careful to watch your water level of your crockpot as the heat will cause evaporation. You don't want this to run dry.) If you don't have a potpourri crock, any crockpot will do. You may also simmer homemade scents in a small saucepan on the stove. Meg

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