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On May 23, a pair of wildly popular metalcore acts will simultaneously land on the stage of Davenport's Capitol Theatre when the venue presents a night with Attila and Band of Osiris, the former in support of their ninth studio album Closure, and the latter in support of their sixth recording Angel or Alien.
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Sundial, is that a problem? probably not. i don't think this is a big deal. it's all going to be technology driven soon anyway. >> tom: unexcited answer. paul, what do you think? >> my kids should come up what i other buddy else's don't matter. these kids are building apps for the iwatch, who cares what time is on an animal to mike analog clock. >> tom: maybe if they knew how to tell time they would be building fake digital bombs. that kid with the clock -- remember to cite your bomb forward. i mean clock forward. >> this terrifies me, first of all, whoever made up the math clock, that dude ne...
>> you're selling me on this, now i kind of wanted. >> it's only available at amazo amazon. >> tom: very special thanks, kristin tate, paul ollinger, matt welch, michael loftus. that does it for me, your friend tom shillue. see you next time, good night.
Why would we let the federal government, let alone the spouse of the president of the united states, dictate what my kid in brooklyn eats at the school paid by my local. it doesn't make any sense at all, it's not the only example of that in the federal government, but it doesn't make any sense. local schools should figure out what they're going to eat, as long as they're not serving live rats to the kids, and even then, a library might be okay. as long as they're not completely going crazy, let the schools figure out how to feed their own kids. when the government tries to mandate food, where ...