Been playing synth in my band for the past 2 years. (intermediate noob) have a Hammond xm(c)-2 with a drawer bar setup helping to reduce the load on my 'pc as sound module' Ableton live when i need organ patches.
never used the bars in live context. (what am i missing)
any example of songs which chang the draw bars mid-song i need to look into? looking to remove the bars from my system and simply rely on the patch changes to do it. Thoughts?
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1. "Maybe I’m Amazed (Live)" by Paul McCartney and Wings (1977)
   
2. "The Things We Do For Love" by 10cc (1976)
   
3. "The Bitch is Back" by Elton John (1974)
   
4. "Tin Man" by America (1974)
   
5. "Kiss You All Over" by Exile (1978)
   
6. "Somebody to Love" by Queen (1976)
   
7. "When Will I Be Loved" by Linda Ronstadt (1975)
   
8. "Don't Bring Me Down" by Electric Light Orchestra (1979)
   
9. "I Am...I Said" by Neil Diamond (1971)
   
10. "War" by Edwin Starr (1970)
    
11. "Do It Again" by Steely Dan (1972)
    
12. "Me And You And A Dog Named Boo" by Lobo (1971)
    
13. "Hitchin' A Ride" by Vanity Fare (1969)
    
14. "All Right Now" by Free (1970)
    
15. "Here You Come Again" by Dolly Parton (1977)
    
16. "Year of the Cat" by Al Stewart (1976)
    
17. "Brick House" by Commodores (1977)
    
18. "Sir Duke" by Stevie Wonder (1977)
    
19. "Southern Nights" by Glen Campbell (1977)
    
20. "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" by Andy Gibb (1977)
    
21. "Feel Like Makin' Love" by Bad Company (1975)
    
22. "Photograph" by Ringo Starr (1973)
    
23. "Heart of Gold" by Neil Young (1972)
    
24. "Renegade" by Styx (1979)
    
25. "Reminiscing" by Little River Band (1978)
    
26. "Heard It in a Love Song" by The Marshall Tucker Band (1977)
    
27. "Doctor My Eyes" by Jackson Browne (1972)
    
28. "Day After Day" by Badfinger (1971)
    
29. "Without You" by Nilsson (1971)
    
30. "Baby Come Back" by Player (1977)
    
31. "Don't Stop" by Fleetwood Mac (1977)
    
32. "Let Your Love Flow" by The Bellamy Brothers (1976)
    
33. "Listen to What the Man Said" by Paul McCartney and Wings (1975)
    
34. "I Got A Name" by Jim Croce (1973)
    
35. "Ramblin' Man" by The Allman Brothers Band (1973)
    
36. "Everything I Own" by Bread (1972)
    
37. "Turn to Stone" by Electric Light Orchestra (1977)
    
38. "Fame" by David Bowie (1975)
    
39. "Rock Me Gently" by Andy Kim (1974)
    
40. "Kung Fu Fighting" by Carl Douglas (1974)
    
41. "Hold the Line" by Toto (1978)
    
42. "Hollywood Nights" by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band (1978)
    
43. "Rock the Boat" by Hues Corporation (1974)
    
44. "Let's Get It On" by Marvin Gaye (1973)
    
45. "In The Summertime" by Mungo Jerry (1970)
    
46. "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" by Leo Sayer (1976)
    
47. "I Shot the Sheriff" by Eric Clapton (1974)
    
48. "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" by Vicki Lawrence (1973)
    
49. "Top of the World" by The Carpenters (1973)
    
50. "It Never Rains in Southern California" by Albert Hammond (1972)
    
51. "Baby I'm-A Want You" by Bread (1971)
    
52. "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother" by The Hollies (1969)
    
53. "The Logical Song" by Supertramp (1979)
    
54. "Hot Blooded" by Foreigner (1978)
    
55. "Telephone Line" by Electric Light Orchestra (1977)
    
56. "Nobody Does It Better" by Carly Simon (1977)
    
57. "Shambala" by Three Dog Night (1973)
    
58. "Let's Stay Together" by Al Green (1971)
    
59. "Lookin' Out My Back DooLong As I Can See The Light" by Creedence Clearwater Revival (1970)
    
60. "Ballroom Blitz" by The Sweet (1975)
    
61. "Hello it's Me" by Todd Rundgren (1973)
    
62. "Burning Love" by Elvis Presley (1972)
    
63. "I'll Be There" by Jackson 5 (1970)
    
64. "Walk This Way" by Aerosmith (1976)
    
65. "Still the One" by Orleans (1976)
    
66. "You're No Good" by Linda Ronstadt (1974)
    
67. "The Night Chicago Died" by Paper Lace (1974)
    
68. "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" by The Temptations (1971)
    
69. "Barracuda" by Heart (1977)
    
70. "Easy" by Commodores (1977)
    
71. "My Eyes Adored You" by Frankie Valli (1974)
    
72. "Annie's Song" by John Denver (1974)
    
73. "I Can See Clearly Now" by Johnny Nash (1972)
    
74. "Cecilia" by Simon and Garfunkel (1970)
    
75. "Saturday Night" by Bay City Rollers (1975)
    
76. "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" by Bachman-Turner Overdrive (1974)
    
77. "Sara Smile" by Daryl Hall and John Oates (1976)
    
78. "The Loco-Motion" by Grand Funk Railroad (1974)
    
79. "The Rubberband Man" by The Spinners (1976)
    
80. "Daniel" by Elton John (1973)
    
81. "Go Your Own Way" by Fleetwood Mac (1977)
    
82. "Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours)" by Stevie Wonder (1970)
    
83. "If I Can't Have You" by Yvonne Elliman (1978)
    
84. "Blinded By The Light" by Manfred Mann's Earth Band (1976)
    
85. "Precious And Few" by Climax (1971)
    
86. "Running on Empty" by Jackson Browne (1978)
    
87. "Lido Shuffle" by Boz Scaggs (1977)
    
88. "50 Ways To Leave Your Lover" by Paul Simon (1975)
    
89. "Cold As Ice" by Foreigner (1977)
    
90. "Fooled Around And Fell In Love" by Elvin Bishop (1976)
    
91. "If" by Bread (1971)
    
92. "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" by Diana Ross (1970)
    
93. "It Don't Come Easy" by Ringo Starr (1971)
    
94. "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" by Elton John (1975)
    
95. "Feels Like The First Time" by Foreigner (1977)
    
96. "She's Gone" by Daryl Hall and John Oates (1974)
    
97. "Thank God I'm A Country Boy" by John Denver (1975)
    
98. "Come And Get Your Love" by Redbone (1974)
    
99. "Superstition" by Stevie Wonder (1972)
    
100. "School's Out" by Alice Cooper (1972)
     
101. "Black Magic Woman" by Santana (1970)
     
102. "Seasons In The Sun" by Terry Jacks (1973)
     
103. "Grease" by Frankie Valli (1978)
     
104. "New Kid in Town" by Eagles (1976)
     
105. "I Write The Songs" by Barry Manilow (1975)
     
106. "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" by Chicago (1970)
     
107. "Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey" by Paul McCartney and Linda McCartney (1971)
     
108. "Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves" by Cher (1971)
     
109. "Lola" by The Kinks (1970)
     
110. "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" by Jim Croce (1972)
     
111. "Go All the Way" by The Raspberries (1972)
     
112. "Babe" by Styx (1979)
     
113. "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor (1978)
     
114. "The Best of My Love" by Eagles (1974)
     
115. "Rich Girl" by Daryl Hall and John Oates (1977)
     
116. "Superstar" by The Carpenters (1971)
     
117. "Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Nation)" by The Raiders (1971)
     
118. "We're an American Band" by Grand Funk Railroad (1973)
     
119. "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye (1971)
     
120. "You're the One That I Want" by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John (1978)
     
121. "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" by Blue Oyster Cult (1976)
     
122. "Dancing In The Moonlight" by King Harvest (1972)
     
123. "Y.M.C.A." by Village People (1978)
     
124. "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me" by Elton John (1974)
     
125. "Lean On Me" by Bill Withers (1972)
     
126. "What a Fool Believes" by The Doobie Brothers (1979)
     
127. "If You Leave Me Now" by Chicago (1976)
     
128. "Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight and The Pips (1973)
     
129. "Ride Captain Ride" by Blues Image (1970)
     
130. "Mandy" by Barry Manilow (1974)
     
131. "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree" by Tony Orlando and Dawn (1973)
     
132. "Tears of a Clown" by Smokey Robinson and The Miracles (1970)
     
133. "Rhiannon" by Fleetwood Mac (1976)
     
134. "Reelin' in the Years" by Steely Dan (1973)
     
135. "Brown Sugar" by The Rolling Stones (1971)
     
136. "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" by Meat Loaf (1978)
     
137. "Don't Go Breaking My Heart" by Elton John and Kiki Dee (1976)
     
138. "I'm Not in Love" by 10cc (1975)
     
139. "Don't Pull Your Love" by Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds (1971)
     
140. "Heartache Tonight" by Eagles (1979)
     
141. "You've Got a Friend" by James Taylor (1971)
     
142. "Jet" by Paul McCartney and Wings (1974)
     
143. "Tragedy" by Bee Gees (1979)
     
144. "Evil Woman" by Electric Light Orchestra (1975)
     
145. "Waterloo" by ABBA (1974)
     
146. "Alone Again (Naturally)" by Gilbert O'Sullivan (1972)
     
147. "Margaritaville" by Jimmy Buffett (1977)
     
148. "Dream Weaver" by Gary Wright (1976)
     
149. "Cat's In The Cradle" by Harry Chapin (1974)
     
150. "I Want You to Want Me (Live)" by Cheap Trick (1979) (edited)
     
151. "Take a Chance on Me" by ABBA (1978)
     
152. "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" by Elton John (1973)
     
153. "Killing Me Softly with His Song" by Roberta Flack (1973)
     
154. "Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes)" by Edison Lighthouse (1970)
     
155. "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" by Rupert Holmes (1979)
     
156. "That's the Way (I Like It)" by KC and The Sunshine Band (1975)
     
157. "Carry on Wayward Son" by Kansas (1976)
     
158. "Crocodile Rock" by Elton John (1972)
     
159. "The Joker" by The Steve Miller Band (1973)
     
160. "You Should Be Dancing" by Bee Gees (1976)
     
161. "Layla" by Derek and the Dominos (1970)
     
162. "The Long and Winding Road / For You Blue" by The Beatles (1970)
     
163. "Rikki Don't Lose That Number" by Steely Dan (1974)
     
164. "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple (1973)
     
165. "Long Cool Woman (in a Black Dress)" by The Hollies (1972)
     
166. "Imagine" by John Lennon (1971)
     
167. "Knock Three Times" by Tony Orlando And Dawn (1970)
     
168. "Ventura Highway" by America (1972)
     
169. "Dreams" by Fleetwood Mac (1977)
     
170. "Nights on Broadway" by Bee Gees (1975)
     
171. "Silly Love Songs" by Paul McCartney and Wings (1976)
     
172. "Witchy Woman" by Eagles (1972)
     
173. "Me and Bobby McGee" by Janis Joplin (1971)
     
174. "Lady" by Styx (1973)
     
175. "Love Will Keep Us Together" by Captain and Tennille (1975)
     
176. "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas (1978)
     
177. "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty (1978)
     
178. "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" by England Dan and John Ford Coley (1976)
     
179. "Philadelphia Freedom" by Elton John (1975)
     
180. "Live and Let Die" by Paul McCartney and Wings (1973)
     
181. "Stuck in the Middle with You" by Stealers Wheel (1973)
     
182. "Night Moves" by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band (1976)
     
183. "An Old Fashioned Love Song" by Three Dog Night (1971)
     
184. "Take it to the Limit" by Eagles (1975)
     
185. "Come Sail Away" by Styx (1977)
     
186. "Kodachrome" by Paul Simon (1973)
     
187. "Whole Lotta Love" by Led Zeppelin (1969)
     
188. "Rocky Mountain High" by John Denver (1972)
     
189. "Nights in White Satin" by The Moody Blues (1967)
     
190. "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" by Bee Gees (1971)
     
191. "Time in a Bottle" by Jim Croce (1973)
     
192. "Black Water" by The Doobie Brothers (1974)
     
193. "Jive Talkin'" by Bee Gees (1975)
     
194. "Summer Breeze" by Seals and Crofts (1972)
     
195. "Heart of Glass" by Blondie (1979)
     
196. "We Will Rock You / We Are the Champions" by Queen (1977)
     
197. "Your Song" by Elton John (1970)
     
198. "Hooked on a Feeling" by Blue Swede (1974)
     
199. "Sultans of Swing" by Dire Straits (1978)
     
200. "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry (1976)
     
201. "Sundown" by Gordon Lightfoot (1974)
     
202. "American Woman / No Sugar Tonight" by The Guess Who (1970)
     
203. "Sister Golden Hair" by America (1975)
     
204. "Ain't No Sunshine" by Bill Withers (1971)
     
205. "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" by Gordon Lightfoot (1976)
     
206. "Afternoon Delight" by Starland Vocal Band (1976)
     
207. "Cracklin' Rosie" by Neil Diamond (1970)
     
208. "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" by Jim Croce (1973)
     
209. "Saturday in the Park" by Chicago (1972)
     
210. "Fire and Rain" by James Taylor (1970)
     
211. "September" by Earth, Wind and Fire (1978)
     
212. "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" by The Charlie Daniels Band (1979)
     
213. "Lyin' Eyes" by Eagles (1975)
     
214. "If You Could Read My Mind" by Gordon Lightfoot (1970)
     
215. "It's Too Late/I Feel the Earth Move" by Carole King (1971)
     
216. "Rainy Days and Mondays" by The Carpenters (1971)
     
217. "Spirit in the Sky" by Norman Greenbaum (1969)
     
218. "Bennie and the Jets" by Elton John (1974)
     
219. "Dream On" by Aerosmith (1973)
     
220. "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd (1974)
     
221. "My Sharona" by The Knack (1979)
     
222. "How Deep Is Your Love" by Bee Gees (1977)
     
223. "Make It with You" by Bread (1970)
     
224. "December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" by The Four Seasons (1975)
     
225. "Rocket Man" by Elton John (1972)
     
226. "Maggie May" by Rod Stewart (1971)
     
227. "Rhinestone Cowboy" by Glen Campbell (1975)
     
228. "Night Fever" by Bee Gees (1978)
     
229. "I Think I Love You" by The Partridge Family (1970)
     
230. "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" by B.J. Thomas (1969)
     
231. "More Than a Feeling" by Boston (1976)
     
232. "My Sweet Lord / Isn't it a Pity" by George Harrison (1970)
     
233. "One of These Nights" by Eagles (1975)
     
234. "A Horse with No Name" by America (1971)
     
235. "(They Long to Be) Close to You" by The Carpenters (1970)
     
236. "Dancing Queen" by ABBA (1976)
     
237. "Mama Told Me (Not to Come)" by Three Dog Night (1970)
     
238. "We've Only Just Begun" by The Carpenters (1970)
     
239. "You're So Vain" by Carly Simon (1972)
     
240. "25 or 6 to 4" by Chicago (1970)
     
241. "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver (1971)
     
242. "Band on the Run" by Paul McCartney and Wings (1974)
     
243. "Bohemian Rhapsody" by Queen (1975)
     
244. "Joy to the World" by Three Dog Night (1971)
     
245. "Stayin' Alive" by Bee Gees (1977)
     
246. "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkel (1970)
     
247. "Hotel California" by Eagles (1977)
     
248. "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" by Looking Glass (1972)
     
249. "Let it Be" by The Beatles (1970)
     
250. "American Pie" by Don McLean (1971)
     

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To go back to other portions of the list:
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750-501
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Keep in note I wrote down the list myself while listening to it. I am not affiliated in any way with SiriusXM nor 70s on 7.

Normally I would do a separate profile for each of these girls, but the cases of 19-year-old Angela and 15-year-old Delores are tightly connected. The same abortion facility lethally injured both teenagers in less than an hour, killing them both.
The date was June 2, 1979. Angela and Delores were taken to Atlanta Women's Pavillion, a member of the National Abortion Federation. The co-owners of the facility were Jacob Adams, Otis Hammonds and Olly C. Duckett.
The first to go under the knife was Angela. Adams carried out the abortion while Angela was under general anesthesia. She was sent to the recovery room and Delores was brought in for her abortion. Nurse Teresa Stearns administered anesthesia to Delores even though she was not certified to do that.
While she was in the recovery room, Angela went into cardio-respiratory arrest. Stearns ran to check on Angela, leaving Delores unconscious and unsupervised with an IV anesthesia drip still running.
Angela had no heartbeat and was not breathing, but the facility didn’t report the problem as an emergency, leading to a 15-minute delay in the arrival of the ambulance.
Angela was resuscitated and loaded into the ambulance, but at this point Delores was also in cardio-respiratory arrest. She had been left alone the entire time with the anesthesia drip still going. Now she was dying from a lethal overdose while abortionist Jacob Adams rode in the ambulance to the hospital where Angela would spend her last few days of life in a coma.
The ambulance could have taken both teenagers to the hospital immediately, but the facility refused to release 15-year-old Delores until Adams came back from the hospital, which meant it took an extra half an hour before the dying girl was taken by an ambulance.
Both girls spent the rest of their lives in comas. 19-year-old Angela died on June 9 at the hospital. Her mother sued the facility, the three owners and the nurse for $12.3 million, calling Atlanta's 10 or so outpatient abortion clinics "unregulated assembly-line abortion mills." (She may have been the one to coin the term “abortion mill”, but this is not confirmed.) At the time, the only regulation for Georgia abortion facilities was a requirement that they had to be overseen by a licensed physician. They really were almost entirely unregulated.
As for 15-year-old Delores, she was comatose in the ICU until she was transferred to a nursing home where she died that October. Her mother also sued the facility for $12.3 million when she found out that the pregnancy test done by the facility was actually negative. Not only was Delores dead, but she had been scheduled and charged for an abortion even though she was not pregnant to begin with.
"Victim of Abortion Mishap Dies" Macon (GA) News, June 10, 1979
“Abortion Clinic Patient Dies After Week's Coma” The Atlanta Constitution, June 10, 1979
"Abortion Victim Is Still In Danger," The Atlanta Constitution, June 11, 1979
"Dead Girl's Folks Call for Regulation Of 'Abortion Mills'," Macon (GA) News, June 11, 1979
"Police Investigating Abortion Death Case," The Atlanta Constitution, June 12, 1979
"State Schedules Abortion Clinic Hearing Here," The Atlanta Constitution, June 21, 1979
"Investigators Check Abortion Death Story," The Atlanta Constitution, June 22, 1979
"Mother Sues Abortion Clinic in Daughter's Death,.png)" Macon (GA) News, July 25, 1979
"Session Likely On Abortions," The Atlanta Constitution, August 17, 1979
"Second Girl Dies From Abortion," Macon (GA) News, October 25, 1979

Normally I would do a separate profile for each of these girls, but the cases of 19-year-old Angela and 15-year-old Delores are tightly connected. The same abortion facility lethally injured both teenagers in less than an hour, killing them both.
The date was June 2, 1979. Angela and Delores were taken to Atlanta Women's Pavillion, a member of the National Abortion Federation. The co-owners of the facility were Jacob Adams, Otis Hammonds and Olly C. Duckett.
The first to go under the knife was Angela. Adams carried out the abortion while Angela was under general anesthesia. She was sent to the recovery room and Delores was brought in for her abortion. Nurse Teresa Stearns administered anesthesia to Delores even though she was not certified to do that.
While she was in the recovery room, Angela went into cardio-respiratory arrest. Stearns ran to check on Angela, leaving Delores unconscious and unsupervised with an IV anesthesia drip still running.
Angela had no heartbeat and was not breathing, but the facility didn’t report the problem as an emergency, leading to a 15-minute delay in the arrival of the ambulance.
Angela was resuscitated and loaded into the ambulance, but at this point Delores was also in cardio-respiratory arrest. She had been left alone the entire time with the anesthesia drip still going. Now she was dying from a lethal overdose while abortionist Jacob Adams rode in the ambulance to the hospital where Angela would spend her last few days of life in a coma.
The ambulance could have taken both teenagers to the hospital immediately, but the facility refused to release 15-year-old Delores until Adams came back from the hospital, which meant it took an extra half an hour before the dying girl was taken by an ambulance.
Both girls spent the rest of their lives in comas. 19-year-old Angela died on June 9 at the hospital. Her mother sued the facility, the three owners and the nurse for $12.3 million, calling Atlanta's 10 or so outpatient abortion clinics "unregulated assembly-line abortion mills." (She may have been the one to coin the term “abortion mill”, but this is not confirmed.) At the time, the only regulation for Georgia abortion facilities was a requirement that they had to be overseen by a licensed physician. They really were almost entirely unregulated.
As for 15-year-old Delores, she was comatose in the ICU until she was transferred to a nursing home where she died that October. Her mother also sued the facility for $12.3 million when she found out that the pregnancy test done by the facility was actually negative. Not only was Delores dead, but she had been scheduled and charged for an abortion even though she was not pregnant to begin with.
"Victim of Abortion Mishap Dies" Macon (GA) News, June 10, 1979
“Abortion Clinic Patient Dies After Week's Coma” The Atlanta Constitution, June 10, 1979
"Abortion Victim Is Still In Danger," The Atlanta Constitution, June 11, 1979
"Dead Girl's Folks Call for Regulation Of 'Abortion Mills'," Macon (GA) News, June 11, 1979
"Police Investigating Abortion Death Case," The Atlanta Constitution, June 12, 1979
"State Schedules Abortion Clinic Hearing Here," The Atlanta Constitution, June 21, 1979
"Investigators Check Abortion Death Story," The Atlanta Constitution, June 22, 1979
"Mother Sues Abortion Clinic in Daughter's Death,.png)" Macon (GA) News, July 25, 1979
"Session Likely On Abortions," The Atlanta Constitution, August 17, 1979
"Second Girl Dies From Abortion," Macon (GA) News, October 25, 1979

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i got curious and checked out the first videos each of these channels uploaded to Youtube.
the first video Motor Trend uploaded to youtube is:
First Drive: 2008 Callaway Corvette C16 video
their first "vs" video is:
Muscle Car Showdown! Challenger SRT8 Vs. Shelby GT500 (14th overall video uploaded to youtube)
the first video Autocar uploaded to youtube is:
Audi 1.8-litre TFSI engine in action - by autocar.co.uk
ok, but what is their first video similar to their regular content?
well, their second video is:
Riding shotgun in Mercedes C-class DTM racer - by autocar.co.uk
that's more fitting of their regular content, though not so much a review, for that we need to look at their third video:
Bugatti Veyron vs Porsche vs Audi vs Lamborghini vs Aston
which was reuploaded 2 years later in 720p with the title Bugatti Veyron vs Audi R8 by autocar.co.uk
their first solo car review uploaded is:
Steve Sutcliffe drives the Caparo T1 - by Autocar.co.uk (5th overall video uploaded)
the first video uploaded by Men & Motors is:
Aprilia RS250 - Test Ride & Review (2000)
ok, but what is their first car video? that's this video:
Vauxhall Astra vs Toyota Celica - With Richard Hammond
and their first solo car review is this video:
1997 Fiat Coupe Review
the first video Motorweek uploaded is this:
MotorNews: 2013 Geneva Motor Show
their first car review they uploaded is:
Road Test: 2013 Chevrolet Camaro 1LE (3rd overall video uploaded)
the first Comparison Test they uploaded is:
Comparison Test: $46K Sport Sedan Shootout (21st overall video uploaded)
the first video uploaded by EVO Magazine is:
Lamborghini Murcielago SV vs Miura SV evo Magazine
their first review uploaded is:
1004bhp Koenigsegg CCXR Edition drive evo Magazine (5th overall video uploaded)
the first comparison test uploaded is:
Ford Focus RS vs. Renaultsport Megane 250 Cup, Part 1
and
Ford Focus RS vs. Renaultsport Megane 250 Cup, Part 2
the first video uploaded by Car Magazine is:
Ferrari 430 Scuderia (2008) CAR review
their first comparison video uploaded is:
Ferrari 430 Scuderia v Alfa Romeo 8C v Maserati Granturismo (2007) (2nd overall video uploaded)
the first video uploaded by Road & Track is:
2010 Chevrolet Camaro Road and Track
their first comparison test uploaded is:
Midnight Run: 2009 Mercedes-Benz SL63 AMG vs 2010 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Roadster
the first video uploaded to youtube by Fifth Gear is:
MAZDA RX8 ROAD TEST
their first Shoot-Out uploaded to youtube is:
Mercedes SL55AMG v Mercedes SLK55AMG - Shoot-Outs (6th overall video uploaded to youtube)
the first videos uploaded by the Top Gear channel isn't actually from Top Gear, but from Jeremy Clarkson's Extreme Machines:
Hovercraft Racing in the UK Jeremy Clarkson's Extreme Machines Top Gear
the first Top Gear video they uploaded is:
James May's Peugeot 207 vs Free Runners Top Gear (8th overall video uploaded)
the first Cheap Car Challenge they uploaded is:
The £1500 Porsche Challenge Top Gear BBC (11th overall video)
the first car review they uploaded is:
Jeremy Sees the Light - Ferrari vs Porsche 911 - Top Gear - BBC (12th overall video uploaded)
EDIT: forgot AutoExpress

AutoExpress

first video uploaded to youtube by them is:
Write into gear - Competition
the first review they uploaded is:
Lexus LS 2007-2017 review (9th overall video uploaded)
the first vs uploaded is:
Nissan GT-R vs rivals
way more effort than needed for answering such a simple question? probably
worth it? yes
are there any other car magazines/car shows that i missed? if so, put them in the replies

Timestamp
Got a few knives, will just get right into it.
Hinderer XM-18 3 Inch Pictures Great knife, comes with all of the extra pieces and parts in the pics. Extra clip and hardware and micarta scale. S35VN. Does not come with box $325
Hinderer Slippy Pictures Like new, comes with box. DLC 20CV blade. Comes with the tool pictured. $200
Pat Hammond Mini Scout Pictures really neat little knife. comes with box and pouch. LNIB never carried. $170 being raffled
WE 808 Caliber Pictures Very nicely modded knife. Light with a great action. Flies open, S35VN. Comes with 2 extra glass breakers. Comes with box and pouch. $225
Kizer Fiest Pictures Just bought this knife. Great size and action, I just am not a big fan of Kizer unfortunately. Front flipper. Comes with box and pouch and everything pictured $100
Spyderco PM3 Pictures I can not remember for sure but I think I bought this one new. I have never carried it. Great knife, PM3 is one of my favorites. $125 being raffled
Benchmade Griptillian Pictures LNIB, another that I think I bought new but cant remember anymore. Ive never carried this either. $100
Spyderco Efficient Pictures This one has been used a bit. Blade still looks untouched. $35
Budget Stuff
Budget Knives Pictures There is a CRKT Ripple, Steel Will Cutjack, Cold Steel Pro Lite, the big one is a Eafengrow, Enlon M07, and a Kershaw Chill. The price for the whole lot of 6 knives Ill put at $100
Will consider splitting them or adding them on to other knives.

BOLD what R and UFA's you'd keep, add ($XM) for what you'd offer, then total those amounts and subtract from the $33,638,333 in cap space the Sabres will have (according to Cap Friendly) and include it in "$ for FA's="
Signed Forwards (11): Eichel, Skinner, Okposo, Johansson, Asplund, Mitts, Cozens, Ruotsalainen, Dea, Smith, Pekar
Signed Defenders (8): Ristolainen, Dahlin, Miller, McCabe, Joker, Bryson, Borgen, Fitzgerald
Signed Goalies (2): Hutton, UPL
RFA Forwards (7): Reinhart ($5M), Lazar ($1M), Thompson ($1M), Erod, Olofsson ($2M), Oglevie, Elie
RFA Defenders (4): Montour ($4M), Pilut ($1.5M), Hickey, Spencer
RFA Goalies (2): Ullmark ($1.75M), JoJo
UFA Forwards (8): Frolik, Sheary, Vesey, Girgs, Larsson ($1.5M), Wilson, Sobotka, Dalton Smith
UFA Defenders (4): Bogosian, Hunwick, Nelson, Gilmour ($850K)
UFA Goalie: Hammond
$ for FA's = $15,038,333
Sign: Second line Center, Second line Wing, Depth Forward x2

Timestamp: http://imgur.com/a/yVKxtGd
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Spyderco Dragonfly (C) SV 54 - I'll admit, was not taken care of by previous owner. The scales are shit (he used super glue) blade play vertical and horizontal. Stonewash finish on zdp 189. http://imgur.com/a/0dPPp7I
Xm-18 m390 3" no choil gen 4 triway (B) SV 375 - my grail for a long time. has aftermarket hardware on everything but filler tab, clip, and back screws. The original hardware has a stripped screw but includes all original hardware and a black g10 scale
Spyderco southard (B) SV 207 - has aftermarket scales and hardware as well. Really nice looking knife. Only problem you'll find is that the clip is pointy. Includes all original hardware and brown scale/over travel stop
CRKT fulcrum 2 AND Hammond Cruiser selling as bundle only (C) SV 30 - lots of blade play on the fulcrum 2 and some screws have been stripped unfortunately. the hammond cruiser is pretty new tbh.
CRKT long discontinued Hole In One (C) SV 54 - a Tom Hitchcock classic and is similar to the dactyl but is a cleaner design. it has been sharpened and a couple of trails, but it is so freakin fun to fiddle with.
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(JUST NOTICED THE SEBENZA IN THE CORNER, Not for sale!!)
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willing to do trades, but im pretty picky!
Also, pictures are not working for me currently, am still trying to get them up!

Timestamp: http://imgur.com/a/yVKxtGd
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Spyderco Dragonfly (C) SV 54 - I'll admit, was not taken care of by previous owner. The scales are shit (he used super glue) blade play vertical and horizontal. Stonewash finish on zdp 189. http://imgur.com/a/0dPPp7I
Xm-18 m390 3" no choil gen 4 triway (B) SV 375 - my grail for a long time. has aftermarket hardware on everything but filler tab, clip, and back screws. The original hardware has a stripped screw but includes all original hardware and a black g10 scale
Spyderco southard (B) SV 207 - has aftermarket scales and hardware as well. Really nice looking knife. Only problem you'll find is that the clip is pointy. Includes all original hardware and brown scale/over travel stop
CRKT fulcrum 2 AND Hammond Cruiser selling as bundle only (C) SV 30 - lots of blade play on the fulcrum 2 and some screws have been stripped unfortunately. the hammond cruiser is pretty new tbh.
CRKT long discontinued Hole In One (C) SV 54 - a Tom Hitchcock classic and is similar to the dactyl but is a cleaner design. it has been sharpened and a couple of trails, but it is so freakin fun to fiddle with.
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(JUST NOTICED THE SEBENZA IN THE CORNER, Not for sale!!)
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willing to do trades, but im pretty picky!
Also, pictures are not working for me currently, am still trying to get them up!

Respect Superman, the Man of Steel!

Dreams save us. Dreams lift us up and transform us. And on my soul, I swear... until my dream of a world where dignity, honor and justice becomes the reality we all share -- I'll never stop fighting. Ever.

 
On a faraway planet known as Krypton, Kal-El was born to loving parents, the astronaut Lara and scientist Jor-El. But upon discovery that they were living on a doomed planet, Jor-El put baby Kal on an escape rocket to Earth, knowing the Yellow Sun there would grant his son extraordinary powers.
Upon landing in the small town of Smallville, Kansas, Kal was adopted by farmers Martha and Jonathan Kent. Naming him Clark Kent, they raised him virtuously, teaching him ethics and his moral code that he still stands with today.
As he grew older, he moved to the city known as Metropolis and became the hero known as Superman, eventually growing into the best superhero the world has ever seen.

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I. Strength

Striking/Throwing/Crushing

• Destroys a large portion of the moon with the shockwave of his punch
• Using the Infinite Mass Punch, destroys the shadow moon
• Capable of shattering a planet
• Hits Konvikt hard enough to shatter small planets
• Throws a ship the size of a small moon
• Uppercut seemingly hurts H/P Doomsday, when he had just tanked a force equal to a million nuclear blasts
• Breaks free of John Stewart's construct
• Almost de-orbits the moon while being weakened by Kryptonite Cancer
• Hits a baseball out of orbit and claims he could send it straight through the moon, destroying it
  • The baseball was used as a weapon later on, but would have hit the bullseye without interference
• Destroys the planetoid in the Galactic Golem's head
• Splits a small dead moon off of Saturn
• Punch would've split a moon in half
• Punches Wonder Woman from the Sun back to the Earth
• Puts cracks in Wonder Woman's sword by flicking a drop of blood at it
• Punching through a monster that had adapted to Flash throwing rocks at near lightspeed
• Punches Lobo into orbit
• Drawing blood from a future version of himself
• Throws Neutron into orbit over Metropolis
• Punches Captain Marvel from the coast of California to Hawaii, then through an island
• Destroys an asteroid that could've demolished Earth
• Stomps so hard it triggers seismographs hundreds of miles away, said to have been like a "baby nuke"

Lifting/Pushing/Pulling

• Pulls the Moon into Earth's atmosphere and back out
• With much help from the Justice League, pushes the Moon plus a giant metal construct, that were both falling out of orbit
• Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, Orion, Big Barda, Supergirl and Superboy can hardly hold Superman down
  • He was basking in the sun at the beginning of the issue though, so Supes may have been still sundipped
• Pulling the Earth with Martian Manhunter and Wonder Woman
  • Supes was possibly not at full strength and had freshly resurrected
• Pulling the Earth against Starbreaker
• Pulls Highfather's staff off of the Source Wall, with the help of a bit of heat vision
• Claims he's pushed planets out of orbit and can move the Earth to his therapist
• Stops a ship that would have cracked the planet in half
• Stops an impact that would've destroyed North America
• Kyle and Superman keep the moon from decelerating
• Album of him lifting various heavy objects

Other

• Broke out of full chrono-suspension

 

II. Speed

Reaction/Combat

• Can function normally in a time dilation, described as the fraction of a nanosecond
• Viewing command signals moving at lightspeed
• Blitzes a ship moving at lightspeed
• Can race a speeding photon to its target
• Deflecting a bunch of kryptonite laser beams
• Intercepts a Beta Ray beam
  • Beta Ray Beams move at nearly the speed of light
• Part of a team fighting Gog, note KC Superman communicating to Clark how he was ahead of him by a nanosecond
  • The issue before made a very big deal about Gog's speed
• Dodging kryptonite radiation lasers
• Notices Barry Allen running by him at superluminal speeds
• Puts a containment suit on Livewire before she can stop him, who earlier he described as "a child who can move at the speed of lightning"
• Partially intercepts particle-beam enhanced lightning while exhausted
• Lightning moves in slow motion to him
• Intercepts a lightning strike
• Blocking a bolt of lightning with his body
• Flying around the globe, watching over various White Martians over the globe while keeping up at least FTE speeds
• Counteracts a time slow through sheer speed
• Having a conversation with the Flash at speeds where it seems like the world is frozen around them
• Catches the Flash, who Clark mentioned to be talking at hypersonic speed
• Catches Captain Marvel Jr. who was explicitly moving at hypersonic speeds
• Tackled a giant bug thing at supersonic speeds while he was young and inexperienced
• Saving a suicide bomber while heavily weakened
• Colors someone's shirt without anyone noticing
• Changes into costume at near-sonic speeds normally
• Mach 4 costume changing
• Faster than a speeding bullet

Travel/Movement

• Escapes a double black hole at FTL speeds
• Flying so fast space bends around him and time slows down
• Enters a black hole at almost the speed of light
• Faster than a bolt of lightning
• Traveled 100 kilometers in four seconds
• Running at supersonic speeds
• Travels light years in an incredibly short amount of time
• Jay Garrick calls Superman faster than him
• Faster than Superboy

Races with the Flash(es)

• Adventures of Superman #463 - February 1990
  
  • Race begins with a bit of tension between Supes and Wally, which is instigated by Mister Mxy. The actual race is very even throughout, though Mxy interrupts it rather frequently. Wally wins the race by an inch, Mxy gets mad and claims Clark held back, who in turn says he gave the race his all and did not hold back.
• DC First: Flash/Superman - July 2002
  
  • This race involved Superman, Jay Garrick and Wally West. The villain Abra Kadabra had forced the three of them to race, and placed an aging spell on Wally. Even with the spell, Wally was outracing both of them until the end. Superman was going to reach Wally first, but then Jay stole Clark's kinetic energy, and beat Supes.
• The Flash (1987) #209 - June 2004
  
  • This was less of a competitive race, as Wally was searching for Linda Park and Superman was following, trying to convince Wally to let him help. Wally does note that in previous races, they were somewhat equal, but after getting over his mental hangups of replacing Barry.
• The Flash: Rebirth #3 - June 2009
  
  • The origin of the famous "Those were for charity, Clark" scene, though Barry was juiced up on Speed Force. Note how Wonder Woman and Hal were left in the dust.

Other

• Creates a giant whirlpool with the full weight of the Atlantic Ocean
  • Alternative view
• Sucks up a bunch of water in a twister to put out a fire
• Destroys the Cyborg Superman via vibrations, though he was weakened by Kryptonite
• Creates a whirlwind to knock people out
• Sucks up the fallout and contaminated water above the atmosphere
• Album of Superman using his speed in combat

Phasing

• Phases through heat attacks
• Phases through Doomsday Rex's attacks

 

III. Durability

Blunt/Explosive

• Tanks an explosion fifty times the size of the Kepler Supernova while severely weakened
• [Possible Future] Khyber slams Superman into the Earth hard enough to cause global destruction, and Superman survives it while being weakened by nanobots that drain his power
• Contains a black hole that would've destroyed the solar system with his hand, and then with the help of John Stewart
• After having been beaten to the point of exhaustion by H/P Doomsday, survives a blast equal to a million nuclear blasts
• Survives New Genesis and Apokolips colliding and fusing, also has no severe brain damage
• Planetary pressure
• Withstands pressure like being at the center of a star
• Surviving in a black hole's gravity field
• Gets punched with the Claw of Horus, appeared KO'd, but turns out he was faking it
• Tanks multiple attacks from the Void Hound which has incredibly powerful weaponry
• Survives the implosion of a Sun Eater, knocking him lightyears away
• Tanks hits from someone who was damaging Heaven's Ladder, a massive ship much larger than Earth
• While being weakened by Kryptonite, tanks a nuclear explosion without harm
• Bizzaro in Superman's body tanks being punched through the Earth
• Etrigan punches him to the Moon and he's unharmed
• Punched from Northern California to Tokyo
• Punched from Metropolis to Japan
• Tanks a full on blast from a construct of Kyle Rayner
• Takes hits from an OMAC drone, which can break down doors that can tank small to medium sized nuclear weaponry
• Eradicator slams a giant chunk of ice on him and Superboy hard enough to get a 6.6 on the Richter scale
• Survived the Sun's gravity, heat and radiation
• Survived getting thrown into the center of the sun
• Guy Gardener can't hurt Superman with his punches
• Tanking attacks from Hal Jordan
• Tanking punches from and drawing blood from future him
• Tanks a point blank Imperiex probe explosion
  • That same probe had destroyed the city of Topeka
• Survives the explosion of New Krypton
• No-sells a mountain leveling punch

Piercing

• Takes a hit by an axe that sends him flying out of orbit
• Would've been unharmed from a boomerang that can cut through steel
• T-Rex breaks its teeth by biting him
• Lobo tries to stab Supes with a piece of metal but it just bends

Energy

• Absorbs enough anti-sunlight to vaporize half the galaxy
• Survives a blast powered by the sun's core
• Blasted from the Earth to the moon injured
• Orion blasts Superman from The Fortress of Solitude to India
• Survives Orion's astro-force attack while still weakened and hurt from Kalibak and Mantis' attacks
• Livewire hits him with a 100 million volts
• Unharmed from really strong Apokoliptian weapons
• Takes the concentrated force of a nova
• Fine from a blast that would have leveled all of Metropolis

Magic Resistance

• Resists a demonic spell using willpower
• Resists magical transmutation
• Tanks Silver Banshee's screams even when she knew Superman's name
  • Silver Banshee's respect thread can be found here
• Breaks out of an Earth-based magic soul-stealing gem due to his Kryptonian heritage
• Forces through a magical attack

Molecular Attack/Manipulation Resistance

• Tanks Darkseid's attack that was attuned to the frequency of his exact molecular structure
• Supergirl in Superman's body resists an attack to the neurons in his brain
• Sodom and Gomorrah can't turn him into salt
• Taking hits from a vibro-cannon that made every molecule in him shudder
• Molecular disruptors have no effect on him
• Fights through Blackrock's attacks that were piercing him to the sub atomic level
• Forces his way through a disintegration beam
• Survives in a cosmic storm that transforms whatever passes through it on an atomic level
• [Survives Martian Manhunter phasing him into a table]

Acid Resistance

• Unharmed by digestive juices that are able of breaking down rock
• Sucks up acidic gas that eats everything it touches
• Immune to acid

Mental Resistance and Fortitude

• Resists Eclipso's influence, though it taxes him greatly
• Literally too pure for Neron to maintain control of him
• Immune to Psi-Phon's powers
  • His powers work by analyzing the brains of beings with super-powers, finding the area which controls the power, and shutting it off
• An amped Jericho cannot possess him
  • Jericho could successfully possess Nightwing, Wally, Black Canary, John Stewart
• [Limitation] Maxwell Lord was able to permanently affect Kal with years of non-conventional prep
• Has various barriers in his mind, and defenses against intruders
• Vampire mesmerization did nothing
• Resisting Steez's mind control
• Resisted Hector Hammond's mind control when he was in control of just about every other hero

Kryptonite Resistance

• Takes an explosion right on his back with a kryptonite bullet in his chest
• This whole fight with All-American Boy

Regeneration

• Healed from Gog's poison after a long time and one-shots him
• Heals fast with a Kryptonite bullet in his chest
• Recovers after getting stabbed in the chest almost immediately
• Heals from being impaled with sunlight

Endurance

• Got shot directly in the eye while massively weakened, but had enough strength to fight still

 

IV. Super Senses

Telescopic Vision

• Saw a million mile scar on the sun
• Can see to the edge of the universe

Microscopic Vision

• Seeing down the subatomic level
• Looking at the genetic makeup of New Gods
• Can see the individual strands of DNA in someone
• Can see the traces of ionic particles
• Looking into the molecular level of Chemo

Soul Vision

• Talking about it on a letter to his parents
• Seeing Superboy's soul
• Says he can see's Luthor's soul

Super-Hearing

• Can hear a hypersonic whistle
• Hears Lana crying from miles away
• Bats says he can hear molecules bonding
• Hears someone in a crowd of eleven million
• Hears Kyle Rayner calling for help a million miles away

Super Smelling

• Realizes a bunch of enemies are hard light projections by their lack of a scent
• Smells brownies in North Dakota from the Watchtower
• Smells tears

Other

• 4-D Vision
• Can see people wearing suits that refract light around them + heat and sound baffles
• Has a lot of various visions
• Can sense fluctuations in the quantum fields of a valley
• Saw the Earth has transformed into a single-cell organism

 

V. Heat Vision

Power

• Under a red sun, heat vision is still powerful enough to power engines that were moving Krypton
• Matches Eradicator's energy projection, which has the power of the sun's core
• Destroys a horde of weak Doomsday clones with heat vision
• Splits part of the ocean
• Wrecks Despero with heat vision
• Creates a "miniature supernova"
• Starts a "heat pulse" with MMH that would rival the birth of the sun, setting of an ancient volcano that's powerful enough to surface-wipe Earth
• Roasts Major Force
• Overpowers the absolute zero beam of Captain Cold's gun and destroys it
• Is off the charts by any of the standard scientific measures
• Roasted Blackrock, who had just tanked one of Supes' blows without issue
• Damages an OMAC drone

Accuracy, Precision and Control

• Destroys a bunch of nano-organisms in the temporal lobes of people's brains with heat-vision
• Destroyed insects in his brain using heat vision
• Writes a message on the wall of an apartment in Metropolis from Northern California
• Ionized the air around a dude without hurting him
• Snipes a bunch of Batman's enemies from outer-space
• Temporarily disabled Manchester Black's power
• Activates self-destruct mechanisms on a bunch of Parademons
• Knocks Neutron out of orbit while being weakened by kryptonite
• Ionizes the air around someone, cutting off their connection to the life-forces of others

Other

• Heat vision hurts an intangible man
• Kept Lois' heart beating when she's in a coma

 

VI. Super Breath

Control

• Freezes a collapsing bridge
• Freezing a falling building back in place
• Blows up a large dust storm

Power

• Kills a cannibal planet via brain freeze, though he was incredibly close to the sun and was likely amped somewhat
• Freezes a giant moth
• Pushes a crashing airplane

 

VII. Knowledge and Skills

Combat Skill

• Goes into a combat-focused state, destroying Imperiex Probes
• Fighting against Preus, a Kryptonian, while weakened using skill
• Uses pressure points on a Batman possessed by the Kryptonite Man, inducing paralysis
• Hits Maxima with a pressure point
• Uses the Rope-a-dope on Mongul
• Killing a monster using a flaming sword while weakened
• Using some skills he's picked up from Diana and Bruce on Zod
• Fighting angry
• Putting the moves on Ultraman

Torquasm-Rao

• Fights Dominus, a reality warper, by using Torquasm-Rao
• Teaches it to Lois
• Enters the state to combat psychic forces

 

VIII. Gear and Equipment

Fortress of Solitude

Superman Robots
Weaker Prototype

• Falls through a whole building
• I've been turned into a robot!!
• Flight
• Somewhat bulletproof and knocks down stacked up wood
• KO'd by a rocket launcher
• Quickly rises, ducks a few shots and smashes a tank and is blow up by a gas tank exploding

Advanced Versions

• Tanking blows from an OMAC droid, which hit hard enough to dent walls capable of withstanding small to medium nuclear weapons
• Punching someone through a building and into a fire truck
• Tags Bart Allen and ko's him
• Throws a car and catches arrows
• No-sells the explosion of those arrows
• Blitzes Superboy and backhands the shit out of Nightwing

Technology

• Has a suit that helped stabilize a Kryptonian virus
• DNA Scanners
• Lead suit that protects from kryptonite

Sunstones
Sunstones are shards from a Kryptonian warship that had crash landed on Earth and was buried deep in the Earth.

• Sunstones create a spaceship
  • Fast, useful and versatile

 

IX. Notable Fights

Captain Marvel - Respect Thread

• JLA #29 - Billy sucker punches Supes, and two-hit KO's him. He mentions afterwards he got lucky and used Superman's magic vulnerability against him.
  
• Superman (Volume 2) #216 - Supes is possessed by Eclipso
  

 
Darkseid - Respect Thread

• Action Comics (Volume 1) #586 - Superman win
  
• Adventures of Superman (Volume 1) #595 - Indecisive
  
• Superman vs. Darkseid: Apokolips Now! - Superman win
  
• Superman/Batman #13 - Superman win
  
• Countdown to Final Crisis #3 - Darkseid win via Kryptonite
  

 
Doomsday - Respect Thread

• Superman/Doomsday: HuntePrey #3 - Superman win via BFR with assistance
  
• Superman: The Doomsday Wars - Doomsday win
  
• Superman: The Doomsday Wars - Superman via BFR
  
• Superman (Volume 2) #175 - Superman win
  

 
Orion - Respect Thread

• Action Comics (1938) #586 - Ended inconclusively, though Orion had assistance from Lightray and was explicitly holding back.
  
• Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #13 - Orion and Superman brawl around the world, ends with Supes getting beaten via intervention and kryptonite.
  
  • Context: Superman was basking in the sun earlier in the issue, so he may have been sundipped.

 
Wonder Woman - Respect Thread

• JLA: A League of One - Wonder Woman gets the drop on Superman and still loses, she even admits she could not beat him in direct combat.
  
• Superman (1987) #211 - Superman seemingly "wins" by convincing Diana to go save the civilians. In the actual fight Clark seems to have been winning, showing himself to be faster and stronger.
  
• Wonder Woman (1987) #219 - Indecisive ending
  
  • Context: Maxwell Lord had made Superman believe Wonder Woman was Doomsday who had just killed Lois.

 

X. Power Mechanics/Biology

Need for Substance

• Explicitly has no need for breathing
• Batman says he doesn't need sleep, but does need to dream for psychological reasons
• Body processes food 100% efficiently

Flight Strength

• Flying is completely unrelated to physical strength
• Flies by defying gravity somehow
• Moves a spaceship
• Lifts objects via force of will while flying

Protective Aura

• Has an aura that protects his costume and keeps grime off him
• Aura only works with skintight clothing
• Mention of the invulnerability aura after Bryne's run
• Scientists managed to translate it into a telekinetic field, creating Superboy

Radiation Absorption and Solar Power

• Solar power and magic-based power do not mix well
• His blood is infused with sunlight, which kills a vampire when he drinks it
• Loses power under a green sun
• Would take days of complete darkness for his powers to begin to fade
• Literally stealing his powers would make someone without kryptonian cells just get either a good tan or cancer
• Stomach literally splits atoms and converts them to pure energy

Vision-Based Power

• Heat vision is a concentration of red solar energy
• Super strength/invulnerability, vision-based powers, and flight strength are all completely separate

Kryptonite

• Kryptonite not from his dimension/universe doesn't work on him

 

XI. Other

Intimidation

• Threatens to destroy Earth if the Elemental Giants didn't back down
• Let go of my cape
• Intimidates Mammoth into stopping his charge when powerless
• Wordlessly intimidates Mr. Mxy into leaving

Willpower

• His willpower increases a Green Lantern beam by 20%
• Has a lot of willpower
• Was a candidate for becoming a Green Lantern, but wasn't a native so was rejected
• Helps Guy Gardner and Hal Jordan take back enough power to wipe out half of Wyoming

Statements From Other Characters and Narration

• From Eclipso possessing Superman's body
• "Faster than a launching rocket, more powerful than an atomic bomb, able to leap between worlds in a single bound"
• Aquaman says his strength is nowhere near Superman's

Word of God and Guidebook Material

• Kurt Busiek on Superman's magic weakness
• Joe Casey says Superman could replicate Mr. Majestic's feat of rearranging his solar system
  • Mr. Majestic's feat in question
• 2004 DC Comics Encyclopedia's page on Superman
• DC Comics Encyclopedia: Updated and Expanded's page on Superman

 

XII. Power Ups

Sundipped

• Sundipped Supes warms the Earth with heat vision
• Pushes a Big-Bang powered Warworld

Kellel

• Kellel and Dinanna (Wonder Woman under the same amp) causes the world and heavens to shake, while weakened
• Survives Dinanna slitting his throat while weakened
• Dinanna, Atmahn, and Kellel fighting causes their world to shatter in 12 pieces

Creation Energies

• The Creation League heals their world
• Drain Cheetah of her powers
• Fights Krona, who is a galaxy buster, and uses him to repair Earth

 

XIV. Limitations and Weaknesses

Magic

• Magic beam that Captain Marvel can no-sell works on Superman
• Magic black light that blocked his vision, but not hearing
• Vulnerable to hellfire
• Magical rock is harder for him to break
• Magic demons can break skin

Kryptonite
Gold Kryptonite

• Makes him powerless

Red Kryptonite

• Transforming him into a monster

Black Kryptonite

• Makes him lose his sanity

Silver Kryptonite
Basically makes him high, and compels Superman to touch it. The effects could only be lifted by using some mystical thing Batman and Zatanna found.
Other

• Super-hearing used against him

Remember: Invulnerability is subjective.
 

XV. Great Superman Moments

• The best family
• Supes is an amazing dad
• Superman and the Jumper
• Bros with Hal
• Sam's story
• Loves the people and the people love him
• Just a cool guy
• Mutual respect between him and Captain Marvel
• Defies "One Bad Day"

 

XVI. Other Superman Respect Threads

New 52 Superman

• A newer version of Superman, created after the company-wide reboot known as Flashpoint.

Pre-Crisis Superman

• Also known as Silver Age/Bronze Age Superman.

Golden Age Superman

• The first Superman, created in 1938 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster.

All-Star Superman

• The Superman of an alternate world wherein he has a year left to live after contracting an incurable disease.

Kingdom Come Superman

• The Superman of Earth-11, who lives in a world torn between the classic, idealistic superheroes of old and the newer, more nihilistic generation of heroes.

Red Son Superman

• The Superman of an alternate reality, in which Kal-L crash landed in a Ukrainian collective in 1938.

Superman One Million

• The Superman of the 853rd Century, leader of the Justice Legion Alpha and Defender of the Galaxy.

 

XVII. Recommended Reading

Canon to Post-Crisis Superman

• Superman: Secret Origins
• Superman: For All Seasons
• Superman: Confidential
• Superman: Brainiac
  • Hardback
  • Papercover
• Superman: Peace on Earth
• Hitman #34
• JLA/Hitman

Other Canons/Elseworlds

• Adventures of Superman
  • Volume 1
  • Volume 2
  • Volume 3
• All-Star Superman
• Kingdom Come
• Superman: Red Son
• Superman: American Alien
• Superman: Speeding Bullets

I am a young antique/vintage collector and have recently become fascinated in items relating to sex. That probably sounds weird but let me explain!!! Until coming across a book relating to sex while antique shopping, I honestly always thought that sex hadn’t become a “sexy” activity until the late 1900s. For some reason I always thought that pre-1960 sex wasn’t a pleasurable activity, more like a chore, especially for women. So I am looking for more antique books and vintage books pre-1970 relating to the topics stated in the title...
Here is a list of some I have found online. They are sorted by year of publication.

• Contes et Nouvelles en vers (in 2 volumes) by M. de la Fontaine, 1777 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• L’Onanisme Dissertation sur Les Maladies Produites par La Masturbation, by M. Tissot, 5th ed. 1778 (english=diseases produced by masturbation)
  
• The Way to Get Married and the Advantages and Disadvantages of the Marriage State, 1806 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Midwifery by M. Chailly, English translated & edited from French by Dr. Gunning S. Bedford, 1844 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  

-Manhood: Causes of its Premature Decline, by Dr. L. Deslandes, 1845 (Ebay Auction)

• The Married Woman’s Private Medical Companion by Dr. A.M. Mauriceau, 1847 ed. (Ebay—SOLD) 1855 ed. (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Wedlock and Padlock, Temporal and Spiritual, or The Marriage of the Lamb by G.W. Henry, 1856 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• On Liberty: The Subjection of Women by John Stuart Mill, 1st ed., 1879 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Breviaire de l’amour experimentale by Jules Guyot, 1882 (english=Ritual for Married Lovers) (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Sexual Impotence in the Male and Female by William A. Hammond, M.D., 1887 (2nd edition. 1st edition only relates to the male) (Ebay Auction)
  
• Laws of Health in Relation to Human Form, by Dr. D. G. Brinton and Dr. Geo. H. Napheys, 1870 (Etsy)
  
• What Young People Should Know by Bert G. Wilder, 1st ed. 1875 (Etsy)
  
• Ladies Medical Guide by Dr. S. Pancoast and others, 1884 (in Ebay Lot—ENDED)
  
• A System of Gynecology by American authors, edited by Dr. Matthew D. Mann, 2 volumes, 1887
  
• Wedlock or the Right Relations of the Sexes by Dr. S. R. Wells, 1888 (Etsy)
  
• Highways and Byways to Health. Volume II. Byways: A Guide to Physical Vigor and Purity in the Sexual Relations by Dr. Chas A. Hoff, 1889 (Etsy)
  
• The Development of Marriage and Kinship by C. Stanilad Wake, 1889 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Hemp (Cannibis Sativa) by S.S. Boyce, 1st ed., 1900 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• The Marriage Guide, or Natural History of Generations by Dr. F. Hollick, 500th ed. 1901 (Etsy)
  
• What a Young Wife Ought to Know by Dr. Emma Angell Drake, 1901, 1902 (Ebay—ENDED)
  
• Descriptive Plates Illustrating The Female Reproductive Organs by ?, 1905 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Home Treatment for Women by Chattanooga Medicine co., 1906
  
• Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of Women by Dr. Harry Sturgeon Crossen, 1st ed. 1908 (Etsy)
  
• The Practical Home Physician Illustrated, 1911 (Ebay Auction)
  
• The Man and the Woman by Arthur L. Salmon, 1st ed. 1913 (Etsy)
  
• A Manual of Sexual Hygiene by Dr. Winfield Scott Hall and Jeanette Winter Hall, 1913 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• The Rational Sex Life for Men by Dr. M. J. Exner, 1914 (in Etsy lot)
  
• Old Age Deferred by Dr. Arnold Lorand, 1916 5th ed., (Ebay—ENDED)
  
• Reproduction and Sexual Hygiene by Dr. Winfield S. Hall, 1916 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• A Complete Book of Sex Knowledge by Bernard Bernard, 1920s (Etsy)
  
• Safe Counsel or Practical Eugenics by Ozora S. Davis, PH.D, 38th ed. 1920s
  
• Women and the New Race by Margaret Sanger (founder of Planned Parenthood), 1920 (Ebay Buy it Now), 1923 6th ed. (Ebay Buy it Now), (Ebay—ENDED)
  
• The Sexual Life of Man, Woman and Child by Issac Evans, 1927
  
• Safe Counsel or Practical Eugenics, multiple authors, ?ed., (in Ebay Lot—ENDED)
  
• The Sexual Question (A Scientific, Psychological, Hygienic and Sociological Study) by Dr. August Forel, English adaptation & revision by Dr. C.F. Marshall, 1928 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Woman: Her Sex and Love Life by Dr. William J. Robinson, 1928 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• A Set of 8 Books by Dr. Keller, 1928 (Ebay Auction). Titles: Sexual Education of the Young Woman; Mother and Baby; Sexual Life of Men and Women after Forty; Companionate Marriage, Birth Control, Divorce, Modern Home Life; Love, Courtship, Marriage; Sexual Education of the Young Man, Diseases and Problems of Old Age, Sexual Diseases and Abnormalities of Adult Life
  
• Sex Conduct in Marriage by Bernard Bernard, 1929 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Children by Desire by Mrs. Annie Phelps, 1930s (updated & in color edition in 1961)
  
• Maternity Handbook by The Maternity Center Association, 1932 (in Etsy lot)
  
• Sexual Relations of Mankind by Paolo Mantegazza, 1932 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Strange Loves (A Study in Sexual Abnormalities) by La Forest Potter, M.D., 1933,34,35
  
• The Transmission of Sex and its Pathological Significance by R. Clay Jackson, 1933 (Etsy)
  
• Your Sex Questions Answered by Hildegarde Esper, 1934 (Etsy)
  
• Sexual Relations of Mankind by Paolo Mantegazza, 1935 (in Ebay lot)
  
• The Song of Which is Solomon’s, Illustrated and Illuminated by Valenti Angelo, 1935 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Ethical Sex Relations, or The New Eugenics — A Safe Guide for Young Men—Young Women. Home Doctor or Parents’ Medical Counselor part II., by Dr. C.S. Whitehead and Dr. Charles A. Hoff, 3rd ed. 1936 (Etsy)
  

-La Lutte contre la Prostitution en URSS by Prof. V. Bronner, (english=soviet sex workers(?)) 1936 (Ebay Buy it Now)

• Encyclopedia of Sexual Knowledge by A. Costler, M.D. and A. Willy, M.D., 1st ed.(?) 1937 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Sane Sex Life & Sane Sex Living, 1937 (in Etsy lot)
  
• Sex Practices in Marriage by C.B.S. Evans, 1st ed. 1939
  
• Encyclopedia of Health (Volume IV) by ?, 1940(s?) (Etsy)
  
• Feeding Babies and Their Families by Helen Monsch and Marguerite Kaechele Harper, 1943 (in Etsy lot)
  
• The Sex Refresher, 1943 (Etsy)
  
• The Folklore of Sex by Dr. Albert Ellis, 1951 (RubyLane lot)
  
• Auto-Erotic Practices by Potter Davis, 1953 (Ebay—ENDED)
  
• Sextra Special by ?, 1953 (Etsy)
  
• Sexual Behavior in the Human Female, Sexual Behavior in the Human Male by Kinsey, Pomeroy, Martin, Gebhard, 1953 (F Ebay Buy it Now), (F Ebay Buy it Now), (M Ebay Buy it Now), (M&F Ebay Buy it Now) 1965 ed. (F Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Being Born by Frances Bruce Strain, 1954 (Etsy)
  
• Variations in Sexual Behavior by Frank Caprio, 1955 (in Ebay lot)
  

-Nudeniks, 1960 (in Etsy lot)

• Sexual Responsibility of a Woman by Maxine Davis, 1960 (in Ebay lot)
  
• Expectant Motherhood by Dr. Nicholson J. Eastman, 1957 (in Etsy lot)
  

-Sex Without Fear, 1961 (in Etsy lot)

• The Frigid Wife: Her Way to Sexual Fulfillment by Lena Levine and Dr. David Loth, 1962 (Etsy)

-Sex and the Single Girl by Helen Gurley Brown, 1962 (Ebay Buy it Now)

• The History of Eroticism by Ove Brussendorff and Poul Henningsen, 1963
  
• The Modern Sex Manual by Dr. Edward Podolsky, 1st ed. 1942, 62nd ed. 1963 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Sexual Responsibility in Marriage by Maxine Davis, 1963 (in Ebay lot)
  
• Anne Landers Talks to Teen-Agers about Sex by Anne Landers, 1966 (in Etsy lot)
  
• A Doctor Speaks on Sexual Expression in Marriage by Dr. Donald W. Hastings, 1st ed. 1966 (Etsy)
  
• Human Sexual Response by William H. Masters and Virginia E. Johnson, 1st ed. 1966 (in Etsy lot)
  
• The Other Victorians: A Study of Sexuality and Pornography in Mid-Nineteenth-Century England by Steven Marcus, 3rd ed. 1966 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Dynamic Intercourse by Karl Jacobsen, 1967
  
• Sexual Self-Stimulation by R.E.L. Masters, 1st ed. 1967
  
• The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Sex by Drs. Willy, Vander, and Fisher, 1968 (in Etsy lot), 4th ed. 1969 (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• Sex and the Bathroom Scales, 1969 (in Etsy lot)
  
• Sex Before Marriage by Dr. Eleanor Hamilton, 1969 (RubyLane lot)
  
• Let’s Make Sex a Household Word, 1975 (in Etsy lot)
  
• The Female Man by Joanna Russ, orig. pub 1975, 1994 collector’s ed. (Ebay Buy it Now)
  
• The Ultimate Kiss: A Guide to Oral Sex by Jacqueline and Steve Franklin, 1978 (in Ebay lot)
  

unknown dates, sorted by estimated date:

• The Secret Monitor and guide to health by ?, year ? (Etsy)
  
• A Guide Thru Life (A.K.A. the sex side of life(?)) by Dr. Samuel Fendell, year ?
  
• Questions and Answers about Birth Control by Margaret Sanger (founder of Planned Parenthood), year ? (Ebay—SOLD)
  

Modern books relating to these topics in old times - Rape in Antiquity: Sexual Violence in the Greek and Roman Worlds (Ebay Buy it Now)

Respect Superman, the Man of Steel!

Dreams save us. Dreams lift us up and transform us. And on my soul, I swear... until my dream of a world where dignity, honor and justice becomes the reality we all share -- I'll never stop fighting. Ever.

On a faraway planet known as Krypton, Kal-El was born to loving parents, the astronaut Lara and scientist Jor-El. But upon discovery that they were living on a doomed planet, Jor-El put baby Kal on an escape rocket to Earth, knowing the Yellow Sun there would grant his son extraordinary powers.
Upon landing in the small town of Smallville, Kansas, Kal was adopted by farmers Martha and Jonathan Kent. Naming him Clark Kent, they raised him virtuously, teaching him ethics and his moral code that he still stands with today.
As he grew older, he moved to the city known as Metropolis and became the hero known as Superman, eventually growing into the best superhero the world has ever seen.

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I. Strength

Striking/Throwing/Crushing

• Destroys a large portion of the moon with the shockwave of his punch
• Using the Infinite Mass Punch, destroys the shadow moon
• Capable of shattering a planet
• Hits Konvikt hard enough to shatter small planets
• Throws a ship the size of a small moon
• Uppercut seemingly hurts H/P Doomsday, when he had just tanked a force equal to a million nuclear blasts
• Breaks free of John Stewart's construct
• Almost de-orbits the moon while being weakened by Kryptonite Cancer
• Hits a baseball out of orbit and claims he could send it straight through the moon, destroying it
  • The baseball was used as a weapon later on, but would have hit the bullseye without interference
• Destroys the planetoid in the Galactic Golem's head
• Splits a small dead moon off of Saturn
• Punch would've split a moon in half
• Punches Wonder Woman from the Sun back to the Earth
• Puts cracks in Wonder Woman's sword by flicking a drop of blood at it
• Punching through a monster that had adapted to Flash throwing rocks at near lightspeed
• Punches Lobo into orbit
• Drawing blood from a future version of himself
• Throws Neutron into orbit over Metropolis
• Punches Captain Marvel from the coast of California to Hawaii, then through an island
• Draws blood from Darkseid
• Smacks two giant robots out of Metropolis
• Stomps so hard it triggers seismographs hundreds of miles away, said to have been like a "baby nuke"

Lifting/Pushing/Pulling

• Pulls the Moon into Earth's atmosphere and back out
• With much help from the Justice League, pushes the Moon plus a giant metal construct, that were both falling out of orbit
• Martian Manhunter, Wonder Woman, Orion, Big Barda, Supergirl and Superboy can hardly hold Superman down
  • He was basking in the sun at the beginning of the issue though, so Supes may have been still sundipped
• Pulling the Earth with Martian Manhunter and Wonder Woman
  • Supes was possibly not at full strength and had freshly resurrected
• Pulling the Earth against Starbreaker
• Pulls Highfather's staff off of the Source Wall, with the help of a bit of heat vision
• Claims he's pushed planets out of orbit and can move the Earth to his therapist
• Stops a ship that would have cracked the planet in half
• Stops an impact that would've destroyed North America
• Kyle and Superman keep the moon from decelerating
• Album of him lifting various heavy objects

Other

• Broke out of full chrono-suspension

 

II. Speed

Reaction/Combat

• Can function normally in a time dilation, described as the fraction of a nanosecond
• Viewing command signals moving at lightspeed
• Blitzes a ship moving at lightspeed
• Can race a speeding photon to its target
• Deflecting a bunch of kryptonite laser beams
• Intercepts a Beta Ray beam
  • Beta Ray Beams move at nearly the speed of light
• Part of a team fighting Gog, note KC Superman communicating to Clark how he was ahead of him by a nanosecond
  • The issue before made a very big deal about Gog's speed
• Dodging kryptonite radiation lasers
• Notices Barry Allen running by him at superluminal speeds
• Puts a containment suit on Livewire before she can stop him, who earlier he described as "a child who can move at the speed of lightning"
• Partially intercepts particle-beam enhanced lightning while exhausted
• Lightning moves in slow motion to him
• Intercepts a lightning strike
• Blocking a bolt of lightning with his body
• Flying around the globe, watching over various White Martians over the globe while keeping up at least FTE speeds
• Counteracts a time slow through sheer speed
• Pulls his coworkers out of the way of an explosion
• Having a conversation with the Flash at speeds where it seems like the world is frozen around them
• Catches the Flash, who Clark mentioned to be talking at hypersonic speed
• Catches Captain Marvel Jr. who was explicitly moving at hypersonic speeds
• Saves a kid in the span of micro-seconds
• Tackled a giant bug thing at supersonic speeds while he was young and inexperienced
• Saving a suicide bomber while heavily weakened
• Colors someone's shirt without anyone noticing
• Changes into costume at near-sonic speeds normally
• Mach 4 costume changing
• Faster than a speeding bullet

Travel/Movement

• Escapes a double black hole at FTL speeds
• Flying so fast space bends around him and time slows down
• Enters a black hole at almost the speed of light
• Faster than a bolt of lightning
• Traveled 100 kilometers in four seconds
• Running at supersonic speeds
• Travels light years in an incredibly short amount of time
• Jay Garrick calls Superman faster than him
• Faster than Superboy

Races with the Flash(es)

• Adventures of Superman #463 - February 1990
  
  • Race begins with a bit of tension between Supes and Wally, which is instigated by Mister Mxy. The actual race is very even throughout, though Mxy interrupts it rather frequently. Wally wins the race by an inch, Mxy gets mad and claims Clark held back, who in turn says he gave the race his all and did not hold back.
• DC First: Flash/Superman - July 2002
  
  • This race involved Superman, Jay Garrick and Wally West. The villain Abra Kadabra had forced the three of them to race, and placed an aging spell on Wally. Even with the spell, Wally was outracing both of them until the end. Superman was going to reach Wally first, but then Jay stole Clark's kinetic energy, and beat Supes.
• The Flash (1987) #209 - June 2004
  
  • This was less of a competitive race, as Wally was searching for Linda Park and Superman was following, trying to convince Wally to let him help. Wally does note that in previous races, they were somewhat equal, but after getting over his mental hangups of replacing Barry.
• The Flash: Rebirth #3 - June 2009
  
  • The origin of the famous "Those were for charity, Clark" scene, though Barry was juiced up on Speed Force. Note how Wonder Woman and Hal were left in the dust.

Other

• Creates a giant whirlpool with the full weight of the Atlantic Ocean
  • Alternative view
• Sucks up a bunch of water in a twister to put out a fire
• Destroys the Cyborg Superman via vibrations, though he was weakened by Kryptonite
• Creates a whirlwind to knock people out
• Sucks up the fallout and contaminated water above the atmosphere
• Album of Superman using his speed in combat

Phasing

• Phases through heat attacks
• Phases through Doomsday Rex's attacks

 

III. Durability

Blunt/Explosive

• Tanks an explosion fifty times the size of the Kepler Supernova while severely weakened
• [Possible Future] Khyber slams Superman into the Earth hard enough to cause global destruction, and Superman survives it while being weakened by nanobots that drain his power
• Contains a black hole that would've destroyed the solar system with his hand, and then with the help of John Stewart
• After having been beaten to the point of exhaustion by H/P Doomsday, survives a blast equal to a million nuclear blasts
• Survives New Genesis and Apokolips colliding and fusing, also has no severe brain damage
• Planetary pressure
• Withstands pressure like being at the center of a star
• Surviving in a black hole's gravity field
• Gets punched with the Claw of Horus, appeared KO'd, but turns out he was faking it
• Tanks multiple attacks from the Void Hound which has incredibly powerful weaponry
• Survives the implosion of a Sun Eater, knocking him lightyears away
• Tanks hits from someone who was damaging Heaven's Ladder, a massive ship much larger than Earth
• While being weakened by Kryptonite, tanks a nuclear explosion without harm
• Bizzaro in Superman's body tanks being punched through the Earth
• Etrigan punches him to the Moon and he's unharmed
• Punched from Northern California to Tokyo
• Punched from Metropolis to Japan
• Tanks a full on blast from a construct of Kyle Rayner
• Takes hits from an OMAC drone, which can break down doors that can tank small to medium sized nuclear weaponry
• Eradicator slams a giant chunk of ice on him and Superboy hard enough to get a 6.6 on the Richter scale
• Survived the Sun's gravity, heat and radiation
• Survived getting thrown into the center of the sun
• Guy Gardener can't hurt Superman with his punches
• Tanking attacks from Hal Jordan
• Tanking punches from and drawing blood from future him
• Tanks a point blank Imperiex probe explosion
  • That same probe had destroyed the city of Topeka
• Survives the explosion of New Krypton
• No-sells a mountain leveling punch

Piercing

• Takes a hit by an axe that sends him flying out of orbit
• Would've been unharmed from a boomerang that can cut through steel
• T-Rex breaks its teeth by biting him
• Lobo tries to stab Supes with a piece of metal but it just bends

Energy

• Absorbs enough anti-sunlight to vaporize half the galaxy
• Survives a blast powered by the sun's core
• Blasted from the Earth to the moon injured
• Orion blasts Superman from The Fortress of Solitude to India
• Survives Orion's astro-force attack while still weakened and hurt from Kalibak and Mantis' attacks
• Livewire hits him with a 100 million volts
• Unharmed from really strong Apokoliptian weapons
• Takes the concentrated force of a nova
• Fine from a blast that would have leveled all of Metropolis

Magic Resistance

• Resists a demonic spell using willpower
• Resists magical transmutation
• Tanks Silver Banshee's screams even when she knew Superman's name
  • Silver Banshee's respect thread can be found here
• Breaks out of an Earth-based magic soul-stealing gem due to his Kryptonian heritage
• Forces through a magical attack

Molecular Attack/Manipulation Resistance

• Tanks Darkseid's attack that was attuned to the frequency of his exact molecular structure
• Resisting an attack to the neurons in his brain
• Sodom and Gomorrah can't turn him into salt
• Taking hits from a vibro-cannon that made every molecule in him shudder
• Molecular disruptors have no effect on him
• Fights through Blackrock's attacks that were piercing him to the sub atomic level
• Forcing his way through a disintegration beam
• Survives in a cosmic storm that transforms whatever passes through it on an atomic level
• Resisted Hector Hammond's mind control when he was in control of just about every other hero

Acid Resistance

• Unharmed by digestive juices that are able of breaking down rock
• Sucks up acidic gas that eats everything it touches
• Immune to acid

Mental Resistance and Fortitude

• Resists Eclipso's influence, though it taxes him greatly
• Literally too pure for Neron to maintain control of him
• Immune to Psi-Phon's powers
  • His powers work by analyzing the brains of beings with super-powers, finding the area which controls the power, and shutting it off
• An amped Jericho cannot possess him
  • Jericho could successfully possess Nightwing, Wally, Black Canary, John Stewart
• [Limitation] Maxwell Lord was able to permanently affect Kal with years of non-conventional prep
• Has various barriers in his mind, and defenses against intruders
• Vampire mesmerization did nothing
• Resisting Steez's mind control

Kryptonite Resistance

• Takes an explosion right on his back with a kryptonite bullet in his chest
• This whole fight with All-American Boy

Regeneration

• Healed from Gog's poison after a long time and one-shots him
• Still heals fast with a Kryptonite bullet in his chest
• Recovers after getting stabbed in the chest almost immediately

Endurance

• Got shot directly in the eye while massively weakened, but had enough strength to fight still

 

IV. Super Senses

Telescopic Vision

• Saw a million mile scar on the sun
• Can see to the edge of the universe

Microscopic Vision

• Seeing down the subatomic level
• Looking at the genetic makeup of New Gods
• Can see the individual strands of DNA in someone
• Can see the traces of ionic particles
• Looking into the molecular level of Chemo

Soul Vision

• Talking about it on a letter to his parents
• Seeing Superboy's soul
• Says he can see's Luthor's soul

Super-Hearing

• Can hear a hypersonic whistle
• Hears Lana crying from miles away
• Tracks an invisible person by their breath
• Hears someone in a crowd of eleven million
• Hears Kyle Rayner calling for help a million miles away

Super Smelling

• Realizes a bunch of enemies are hard light projections by their lack of a scent
• Smells brownies in North Dakota from the Watchtower
• Smells tears

Other

• 4-D Vision
• Can see people wearing suits that refract light around them + heat and sound baffles
• Has a lot of various visions
• Can sense fluctuations in the quantum fields of a valley
• Saw the Earth has transformed into a single-cell organism

 

V. Heat Vision

Power

• Under a red sun, heat vision is still powerful enough to power engines that were moving Krypton
• Matches Eradicator's energy projection, which has the power of the sun's core
• Destroys a horde of weak Doomsday clones with heat vision
• Splits part of the ocean
• Wrecks Despero with heat vision
• Creates a "miniature supernova"
• Starts a "heat pulse" with MMH that would rival the birth of the sun, setting of an ancient volcano that's powerful enough to surface-wipe Earth
• Roasts Major Force
• Overpowers the absolute zero beam of Captain Cold's gun and destroys it
• Is off the charts by any of the standard scientific measures
• Roasted Blackrock, who had just tanked one of Supes' blows without issue
• Messes up an OMAC drone

Accuracy, Precision and Control

• Destroys a bunch of nano-organisms in the temporal lobes of people's brains with heat-vision
• Destroyed insects in his brain using heat vision
• Writes a message on the wall of an apartment in Metropolis from Northern California
• Ionized the air around a dude without hurting him
• Snipes a bunch of Batman's enemies from outer-space
• Temporarily disabled Manchester Black's power
• Activates self-destruct mechanisms on a bunch of Parademons
• Knocks Neutron out of orbit while being weakened by kryptonite
• Ionizes the air around someone, cutting off their connection to the life-forces of others

Other

• Heat vision hurts an intangible man
• Kept Lois' heart beating when she's in a coma

 

VI. Super Breath

Control

• Freezes a collapsing bridge
• Freezing a falling building back in place
• Blows up a large dust storm

Power

• Kills a cannibal planet via brain freeze, though he was incredibly close to the sun and was likely amped somewhat
• Freezes a giant moth
• Pushes a crashing airplane

 

VII. Knowledge and Skills

Combat Skill

• Goes into a combat-focused state, destroying Imperiex Probes
• Fighting against Preus, a Kryptonian, while weakened using skill
• Uses pressure points on a Batman possessed by the Kryptonite Man, inducing paralysis
• Hits Maxima with a pressure point
• Uses the Rope-a-dope on Mongul
• Killing a monster using a flaming sword while weakened
• Using some skills he's picked up from Diana and Bruce on Zod
• Fighting angry
• Putting the moves on Ultraman

Torquasm-Rao

• Fights Dominus, a reality warper, by using Torquasm-Rao
• Teaches it to Lois
• Enters the state to combat psychic forces

 

VIII. Gear and Equipment

Fortress of Solitude

Superman Robots
Weaker Prototype

• Falls through a whole building
• I've been turned into a robot!!
• Flight
• Somewhat bulletproof and knocks down stacked up wood
• KO'd by a rocket launcher
• Quickly rises, ducks a few shots and smashes a tank and is blow up by a gas tank exploding

Advanced Versions

• Tanking blows from an OMAC droid, which hit hard enough to dent walls capable of withstanding small to medium nuclear weapons
• Punching someone through a building and into a fire truck
• Tags Bart Allen and ko's him
• Throws a car and catches arrows
• No-sells the explosion of those arrows
• Blitzes Superboy and backhands the shit out of Nightwing

Technology

• Has a suit that helped stabilize a Kryptonian virus
• DNA Scanners
• Lead suit that protects from kryptonite

Sunstones
Sunstones are shards from a Kryptonian warship that had crash landed on Earth and was buried deep in the Earth.

• Sunstones create a spaceship
  • Fast, useful and versatile

 

IX. Notable Fights

Captain Marvel - Respect Thread

• JLA #29 - Billy sucker punches Supes, and two-hit KO's him. He mentions afterwards he got lucky and used Superman's magic vulnerability against him.
  
• Superman (Volume 2) #216 - Supes is possessed by Eclipso
  

 
Darkseid - Respect Thread

• Action Comics (Volume 1) #586 - Superman win
  
• Adventures of Superman (Volume 1) #595 - Indecisive
  
• Superman vs. Darkseid: Apokolips Now! - Superman win
  
• Superman/Batman #13 - Superman win
  
• Countdown to Final Crisis #3 - Darkseid win via Kryptonite
  

 
Doomsday - Respect Thread

• Superman/Doomsday: HuntePrey #3 - Superman win via BFR with assistance
  
• Superman: The Doomsday Wars - Doomsday win
  
• Superman: The Doomsday Wars - Superman via BFR
  
• Superman (Volume 1) #175 - Superman win
  

 
Orion - Respect Thread

• Action Comics (1938) #586 - Ended inconclusively, though Orion had assistance from Lightray and was explicitly holding back.
  
• Superman: The Man of Tomorrow #13 - Orion and Superman brawl around the world, ends with Supes getting beaten via intervention and kryptonite.
  
  • Context: Superman was basking in the sun earlier in the issue, so he may have been sundipped.

 
Wonder Woman - Respect Thread

• JLA: A League of One - Wonder Woman gets the drop on Superman and still loses, she even admits she could not beat him in direct combat.
  
• Superman (1987) #211 - Superman seemingly "wins" by convincing Diana to go save the civilians. In the actual fight Clark seems to have been winning, showing himself to be faster and stronger.
  
• Wonder Woman (1987) #219 - Indecisive ending
  
  • Context: Maxwell Lord had made Superman believe Wonder Woman was Doomsday who had just killed Lois.

 

X. Power Mechanics/Biology

Need for Substance

• Explicitly has no need for breathing
• Batman says he doesn't need sleep, but does need to dream for psychological reasons
• Body processes food 100% efficiently

Flight Strength

• Flying is completely unrelated to physical strength
• Flies by defying gravity somehow
• Moves a spaceship
• Lifts objects via force of will while flying

Protective Aura

• Has an aura that protects his costume and keeps grime off him
• Aura only works with skintight clothing
• Mention of the invulnerability aura after Bryne's run
• Scientists managed to translate it into a telekinetic field, creating Superboy

Radiation Absorption and Solar Power

• Solar power and magic-based power do not mix well
• His blood is infused with sunlight, which kills a vampire when he drinks it
• Loses power under a green sun
• Would take days of complete darkness for his powers to begin to fade
• Literally stealing his powers would make someone without kryptonian cells just get either a good tan or cancer
• Stomach literally splits atoms and converts them to pure energy

Vision-Based Power

• Heat vision is a concentration of red solar energy
• Super strength/invulnerability, vision-based powers, and flight strength are all completely separate

Kryptonite

• Kryptonite not from his dimension/universe doesn't work on him

 

XI. Other

Intimidation

• Threatens to destroy Earth if the Elemental Giants didn't back down
• Let go of my cape
• Intimidates Mammoth into stopping his charge when powerless
• Wordlessly intimidates Mr. Mxy into leaving

Willpower

• His willpower increases a Green Lantern beam by 20%
• Has a lot of willpower
• Was a candidate for becoming a Green Lantern, but wasn't a native so was rejected
• Helps Guy Gardner and Hal Jordan take back enough power to wipe out half of Wyoming

It's that time of the week! Beautiful day for an amateur boxing match and some music talk. I also need T's & P's for battling through this hangover to write this.
NEW RELEASES:
Kendrick Lamar & Q-tip - "Want U 2 Want"
-HOT FIRE. I admittedly support basically anything Kendrick does but this song is something serious. The craziest part is this isn't even an official release or anything, was just premiered on Q-tip's abstract radio on Beats 1. This shit sounds like Kendrick is a 5th ATCQ member, easily my favorite track of the week,
Diplo & DRAM - "Look Back"
-I'm not even a DRAM fan but goddamn who knew he could sing like this? It's usually just some playful yelling from him but he sounds like a legit blues/R&B singer on this, most likely thanks to Diplo. Just a solid track all around, love seeing Diplo work with rappers.
Frank Ocean - "Moon River"
-Audrey Hepburn's song from Breakfast At Tiffany's gets the Frank Ocean cover treatment. Honestly a perfect song for him to cover too. Just a nice, heart felt song from Frank, now give us a whole album randomly please.
O.A.R. - "Just Like Paradise"
-Hey everyone's favorite band during high school is back! Solid track from The Olympic Athletes from Russia as they also just announced a summer tour. Makes sense because this song has a very summer vibe to it, and the horns were a nice touch.
Khalid & Normani - "Love Lies"
-Khalid just doesn't lose. The dude can't even drink legally and is pumping out hit after hit. Him and Normani put together a nice harmony here too.
Moose Blood - "Have I Told You Enough"
-Really good pop punk band from UK that I've mentioned on here a few times already. New album is out March 9th, if you're a pop punk fan I definitely recommend these guys. If you're looking for a place to start, check out "Talk In Your Sleep" and "Knuckles".
New album from Nipsey Hussle, Victory Lap
-Nipsey has been claiming this album is dropping since 2013, and a lot of fans just assumed it was never coming. Parts of the album are great west-coast style rap, other parts just feel like filler tracks. Favorites so far are "Last Time I Checc'd" feat YG, "Dedication" feat Kendrick Lamar, and "Victory Lap".
Ryan Adams - "Baby I Love You"
-Dropped this gem on Valentine's Day, classic. I'm getting a very Tom Petty-esque vibe from this one and I think you guys will too. One of my favorite singer-songwriters out right now, people forget he put a BEATDOWN on t swift's own album by covering all of 1989.
sAINT JHN - "I Heard You Got Too Lit Last Night"
-Debut track off the upcoming album due out March 9th. This dude is bubbling and I feel like he's going to explode within the next year or so. He's a nice cross between rapping and R&B singing, somewhat similar style to post malone but more of a gospel influence.
Wale - "All Star Beak Up"
-I've been off Wale for a while now but this was a nice surprise. He flows over the bass drum nicely while crying about some breaking up with some chick. Wale's well known for using sports references so it's kind of a cool move to release it for all star weekend.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs spotify singles
-First music in 5 years from YYY, any rock fans should definitely take a listen. We got a cover of Big Star's "Thirteen" and a stripped down version of "Maps". Karen O is still one of the best current lead singers to me, would like to see them put together a full album. In the meantime, I'll be checking them out at this year's Gov Ball.
Car Seat Headrest album, Twin Fantasy
-Not technically new, but they re-recorded this album which came out in 2011. Really good for any indie rock fans out there. Sounds a little like Modest Mouse in a good way. Favorite tracks are "Sober To Death" and "Bodys".
Senses Fail album, If There Is Light, It Will Find You
-I feel like these dudes have been making basically the same album over and over, but Let It Enfold You and Still Searching were two albums in HEAVY rotation for me during high school, so I couldn't leave them off here. Like I said, this album isn't gonna blow you away, but if you're a senses fail or post hardcore fan I think you'll enjoy it. Highlights are "Double Cross" and "New Jersey Makes, The World Takes".
Dr. Dog - "Go Out Fighting"
-Really nice psychedelic rock track from Dr. Dog. These guys have been around for 10 years and sell out shows everywhere, yet I feel like people barely know about them, if that makes sense at all. Pretty similar sound to My Morning Jacket or Wilco, but with a more pysch rock influence with the organs and mandolins.
Nyck Caution - "Fortnite"
-Trigger warning, I've never played fortnite, but I know a bunch of you must play. Either way, if you like hip hop this is a dope track. I don't really get any of the references but NYck shows off some nice flow. If you're not familiar with him, listen to "Off The Wall" and "Audiopium".
Albert Hammond Jr. - "Far Away Truths"
-Solo work from the guitarist from the strokes. Honestly I like this solo stuff more than the strokes, just a more folk rock vibe to it. New album, Francis Trouble, due out March 9th.
OTHER STUFF I'VE BEEN LISTENING TO THIS WEEK:
With smitty's big fight tonight, figured I'd put together a few songs I use to pump myself up to help out old blockhead. Let me know what pump up songs you guys got in the comments.
Refused - "New Noise" - The GOAT pump up song, don't even try to tell me otherwise. Had to play this song before every one of my football games in high school thanks to friday night lights.
Rage Against The Machine - "Bulls On Parade" - The word rage is in the band's name. Easy choice.
Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff - One of my all time favorite entourage scenes](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chxBGa0Uj9M)
Mudvayne - "Dig" - It was a toss up between this and "Happy" from mudvayne.
DMX - "X Gon' Give It To Ya" - If DMX screaming at you doesn't get you going you don't have a pulse.
OTHER RANDOM STUFF
-After a bunch of rumors, Smashing Pumpkins are headed out on tour this summer which is big news for any 90s rock fans. They won't have the original bassist D'arcy Wretzky, but I still think I'm definitely gonna be hitting the MSG show in august. Also, they're only playing songs from the first 5 albums, which is fucking awesome and means we'll be getting the guitar solo from "Cherub Rock".
-Random but my fucking computer crashed right as I finished and I thought I lost all of this write up, thank god for google chrome restoring everything.
Alright that's it for me, as always you can follow along my personal blog GhostfaceKyle Music for updates during the week. Let me know what you guys got going on this week music-wise.

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This is some of that in a slightly updated version of the archive. Including a new season of Caravan of Garbage, prequel commentaries and other things. CONFIRMED.
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• What if the Death Star wasn't Destroyed?
  
• Rey's Animated Origin
  
• Mystery Ep3 (Ooo mystery) ~ Coming Soon
  

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• Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
  
• Episode 2: Attack of the Clones ~ Coming Soon (Dec 1st-ish)
  
• Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith ~ Comings Soon (Dec 8th-ish)
  

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FINAL EDIT: I no longer have time for the game let alone all the work I used to put in to the game outside of the game/work itself. The Legion has consumed me and all of my time(for now). I believe the nests have migrated again but I don't have the time to keep up with/research all the new nests. Thanks all for updating me throughout the weeks but I will no longer be updating this post.
EDIT: Someone has done the work already making the megathread semi-useless! Here's said work: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ap4Pt0easUDIhuXm1H66yxP4PYvXmYzMyATRDpfPMxg/edit#gid=0
EDIT 2: Still updating as I see posts/comments coming/going. I'll try and keep it going til the next nest change.
EDIT 3: Neat! I got sticked :) Decided to clean it up a bit. Made it look like the spreadsheet without it being as intimidating because it's a spreadsheet XD
Let's consolidate this mess! Here's a list of some rumored nest areas. I've heard Piedmont is still Growlithe and I've heard it's now Mankey, I'm going Tuesday night to confirm myself. If it's suggested by enough people/scanned enough I'll make a true group.
Fact
Bellsprout

• Conyers Horse Park

Bulbasaur

• Kennesaw Mountain
• Central City Park

Charmander

• Ocmulgee National Monument (Indian Mounds)

Cubone

• Thrasher Park/Historic Norcross

Drowzee

• Turner Field

Electabuzz

• Longview Park
• Cobblestone Golf Course
• Heritage Golf Course
• Steel Canyon Golf Club

Exeggcute

• Hammond Park

Geodude

• Lillian Webb Park

Growlithe

• Piedmont Park/Botanical Gardens

Jigglypuff

• North Peach Park

Jynx

• Cherokee Golf Center

Kabuto

• Atlanta Silverback Park

Machop

• Tribble Mill
• Indian Springs

Magmar

• Lakewood AmphitheateSouth Bend Park
• Redan Park
• Ben Hill Park
• High Falls State Park

Magnemite

• Shady Side Park

Mankey

• Piedmont Park

Onix

• Henderson Park

Pikachu

• Glen Lake
• Harbins Park

Pinsir

• Woodruff Park
• Mason Mill
• Lenora Park
• Burger Bowl Field
• Rope Mill Park
• Deer Lick Park

Ponyta

• Lake Mayer Park

Scyther

• Central Park
• Alexander Park
• Wills Park

Shellder

• Centennial Olympic Park

Staryu

• Honeysuckle Park

Voltorb

• Ridge Ferry Park
• Tolleson Park
• Columbus Civic Center

Rumored

• Bobby Jones Golf Club - Abra
• Webb Bridge Park - Scyther
• Bogan Park - Scyther
• Indian Mounds in Macon - Charmander
• Nickajack Park - Magmar
• Braelinn Country Club - Jynx
• Murphey Chandler Park - ???
• Berkeley Hills Country Club - Jynx/Electabuzz
• Hurt Park - Vulpix
• Georgia Veteran's Memorial State Park * Golf Course - Pikachu
• Hendrix Park - Electabuzz/Magmar
• Ocmulgee State Park - Ponyta
• Madison Square - Charmander
• Skidaway Island State Park 0 Nidoran F

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By RAWCollings

Hello everybody! This week's track is the disturbing and heavy Gravity Eyelids from the 2002 album, In Absentia. Awesome song, one of my favourites on the album (beaten only by Lips of Ashes, Heartattack in a Layby and Chloroform ;) - seriously, how did that not make the album?)
The guitar sounds so meaty and full here. Lovely drumming from Gavin. Not much to say about this one. Feel free to share your opinion on the song below! Here's some more information:
Lyrics:
Open your eyes now
Hear me out before I lose my mind
I've been waiting for hours
Let the salt flow, feel my coil unwind
Give me a smile please
Count the calm and watch my breathing slow
Winding me up tease
Get inside my head and make it show
Gravity eyelids come down
Touching your oil skin
Slipping hands down past your waist to find
I've been waiting for hours
Let the salt flow, feel my coil unwind
Go to the edge swim
Brown the eyes that sleep has rendered blind

1. Gravity eyelids come down
2. Come love so young with your gold arms so I wake her
3. Here's a will that will glow in the dark

(Written by Steven Wilson)
Album Personnel:
*Steven Wilson – vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, piano, keyboards, banjo
*Richard Barbieri – analog synths, mellotron, hammond organ, keyboards
*Colin Edwin – bass guitar
*Gavin Harrison – drums, percussion
*Aviv Geffen – backing vocals (on "The Sound of Muzak" and "Prodigal")
*John Wesley – backing vocals (on "Blackest Eyes", "The Sound of Muzak", and "Prodigal"), additional guitar (on "Blackest Eyes")
Studio Version:
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3OJtbMDNNg (In Absentia)
Live Performances:
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW0uoReBVAo (Live at MHz)
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3i_VwXjy5nM (Acoustic Version - Live in Israel)
*http://www.last.fm/music/Porcupine+Tree/XM (XM)

Hello everybody! The song I have chosen this week is technically 2 songs, but I often group them together because they came from the same demo and well, they go together quite well. Without further ado, may I present to you, Strip the Soul/.3 from In Absentia! Feel free to share your thoughts on the song, its meaning or even any memories you have about the song!
Lyrics:
This is my home, this is my own, we don't like no strangers Raise the kids good, beat the kids good and tie them up Spread it wide, my wife, my life, push the camera deeper I can use, I abuse, my muse, I made them all
This machine Is there to please Strip the soul Fill the hole A fire to feed A belt to bleed Strip the soul Kill them all
They are not gone, they are not gone, they are only sleeping In graves, in ways, in clay, underneath the floor Building walls, overalls, getting bored, I got faulty wiring Brick it up now, brick it up now, but keep the bones
Do you want a western home in the rubble?
(Black the sky, weapons fly Lay them waste for your race)*
*lyrics from .3
Album Personnel:
*Steven Wilson – vocals, acoustic & electric guitar, piano, keyboards, banjo
*Richard Barbieri – analog synths, mellotron, hammond organ, keyboards
*Colin Edwin – bass guitar
*Gavin Harrison – drums, percussion
*Aviv Geffen – backing vocals (on "The Sound of Muzak" and "Prodigal")
*John Wesley – backing vocals (on "Blackest Eyes", "The Sound of Muzak", and "Prodigal"), additional guitar (on "Blackest Eyes")
(Written by Steven Wilson/Colin Edwin)
Studio Versions:
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M08xwotJrT4 (Strip the Soul - In Absentia)
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GytDHQtVTXw (.3 - In Absentia)
Music Video:
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr_z9j2btNg (In Absentia Special Edition)
Demo Version:
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqD60JIHiNk (Out Absentia Outtakes and Demos)
Live Performances:
*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBQnDNhq8Lg (Anesthetize)
*http://grooveshark.com/#!/s/Strip+The+Soul/2MUy2Y?src=5 (XM)

Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders ( 4-0 ) @ (10) Florida Gators ( 3-1 )
Tip-Off: 7:30 PM EST, November 21, 2013
Venue: Stephen C. O'Connell Center, Gainesville, Florida
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Television:

• Sun Sports (w/Larry Vettel and Mark Wise)

Internet Streams:

• WatchESPN - Unlocked (Blackout Map)
• FirstRowSports

Radio:

• Gator IMG Sports Network (w/Mick Hubert and Bill Koss)
• Sirius 134/XM 199

Florida Starters:

#	NAME	POS.	HEIGHT	WEIGHT	CLASS	PPG	RPG
15	Will Yeguete	F	6-8	230	Sr.	5.3	4.5
24	Casey Prather	F	6-6	212	Sr.	19.3	6.8
4	Patric Young	C	6-9	240	Sr.	8.0	5.5
20	Michael Frazier II	G	6-4	199	So.	13.5	4.3
25	DeVon Walker	G	6-6	195	So.	3.5	2.0

Middle Tennessee Starters:

#	NAME	POS.	HEIGHT	WEIGHT	CLASS	PPG	RPG
20	Neiko Hunter	F	6-7	221	Sr.	9.3	2.5
22	Shawn Jones	F	6-8	236	Sr.	16.3	9.0
0	Kerry Hammonds	F	6-5	210	Sr.	16.3	3.3
10	Tweety Knight	G	6-1	190	Sr.	10.0	5.8a
33	Jaqawn Raymond	G	6-4	197	R.So.	8.5	2.0

Series History:

The Gators and Blue Raiders are playing for just the second time, with the previous meeting last season, a 66-45 win for UF on Nov. 18, 2012 at Tampa. F Will Yeguete had a double-double (11 points, 13 rebounds) that day, with G Kenny Boyton chucking in 20 points. Florida is 7-4 all-time against teams from the Sun Belt Conference, including 7-1 under Coach Billy Donovan.

Game Notes:

• Florida: It’s the same storyline, but the characters keeping changing. The Gators have been dealing with roster voids and uncertainty all season. The loss of freshman PG Kasey Hill (ankle) is the latest development, coming just one game after UF welcomed back F Dorian Finney-Smith from the suspended list. The latest juggling job Donovan and his staff are doing involves finding the right combination of players to fill in for Hill, who could miss up to a month. Some of the lineups against MTSU will be the tallest the Gators will roll out this season.
  
• Middle Tennessee: The Blue Raiders return two starters from a team that went 28-8 last season (beating eventual SEC Tournament champ Ole Miss along the way) and lost to St. Mary’s in the play-in round of the NCAA Tournament. Kermit Davis is an outstanding mid-major coach who will get a lot out of an undersized lineup. MTSU is led by 6-8, 236-pound F Shawn Jones (16.3 ppg, 9 rpg), one of four senior starters, and PG Tweety Knight (10 ppg, 5.8 apg). The Blue Raiders, who gave the Gators fits with their 1-3-1 extended zone last season, have already beaten three of UF’s victims, defeating Southern by 3, North Florida by 7 and Arkansas-Little Rock by 17.
  

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