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JERUSALEM — A homicide bomber dressed as an Israeli soldier killed at least three people and wounded 30 others Tuesday outside an army base near Tel Aviv Israeli television reported six dead. The bomber also died in the blast. and ther Israeli's are the bad ones right?

I miss CIH, saw a lot of great shows there

when are the douchebags on that station going to stop saying the "new" ktu that shit's not new

Israel has called off many strikes on terrorists for the fear of killing civilians, unlike the arab scumbags who purposely attack civilians.

I actually like it, I haven't liked any other JP cd's & haven't been a fan of his for awhile but I do like it. Maybe cause I was there that night..lol

CBGB's is an underground punk rock club, which has meaning to punk rock fans. A lot of great punk & hc bands started there. Seeing some superficial, materialistic trend following guido jerkoff wearing cb's shirts & never have stepped foot in the club or even knowing what it means is just wrong. And the fact that "People don't know who or what it is but everyone else is wearing it so they buy it. " makes it that much worse, why would you want something cause everyone else is wearing it? What ever happened to being original, oh wait i forgot, this is the club scene....

I'll be there, I'm sacrifice one day of being miserable at work to hear good music, I shouldn't be too bad since Arc has no booze license

I agree, I managed to turn a few people on to him & the ones who listened loved his cd's & now go hear him live with me.

You're a fag

If you've never been to cbgb's or you're not an ozzy fan you shouldn't be wearing those clothes. That's just retarded

so you basically looked a like hick jerkoff 2 1/2 years ago, that's something to be proud off

I was at Factory too that morning, a lot of people were wearing red, white & blue & at 9:11am there was a moment of silence. I never heard SF that quiet & hopefully never will again. Always remember those that have fallen on this tragic day.

Is there a dress code for this party? or same policy as "old"metro?

I agree with you.

That's great !!! No such thing they're all potential terrorists or supporters of terrorism. In addition there's no such thing as Palestine. That land belongs to Israel. End of story.

some stuff i listen too... metal: in flames slayer old metallica some anthrax lacuna coil hc/punk/emo: bane on the rise stretch arm strong (the band not the dj) throwdown waterdown thursday thrice as friends rust comeback kid sick of it all madball underdog bad brains agnostic front death threat e-town concrete american nightmare beautiful mistake avenged sevefold many many more

I don't think there's much of an audience for him in NYC, the times I've heard him in NY, most people there were there cause that's where they go on that particular night, not too many were there because they are GA fans, for example when he spun Factory everyone I talked to had no idea who he was nor did they seem to care who was spinning

dust is a must!!

I like him, I've caught him everytime he's spun NYC (exit, sf, webster hall, tunnel etc) except the last time at Exit cause I got thrown out before he came on & a few times in SoBe, Shadow Lounge, Level, SpiClub

another self-loathing jew, maybe he should go be ahuman shield next time the IDF does a raid

Hamas says held Cairo talks, may consider new truce By Reuters Hamas said on Friday it had met a Palestinian delegation in Cairo in recent days and was ready to discuss any idea - including a new truce - to stop what it called Israeli aggression against Palestinians. "A delegation from Hamas recently visited Egypt because there was a real Egyptian concern about possible consequences of what is going on now in Palestine, especially since the truce collapsed," a senior member of the Hamas delegation, Osama Hamdan, told Reuters. Asked whether Hamas was ready to discuss a new truce, Hamdan said: "I can say clearly we are ready to study any idea that will stop the Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people whatever the idea was, whatever it was entitled or wherever it came from." Hamas and another Palestinian militant group, Islamic Jihad, scrapped a seven-week-old truce in mid-August after Israel assassinated a top Hamas leader following a suicide bombing in Jerusalem that killed 21 people, which came after an earlier killing of a Hamas militant. Hamas and Islamic Jihad have both called for the destruction of the Jewish state. Egypt brokered the now-defunct truce in June. "The aim of the visit was to consult (the Egyptians) on ways to...stop the Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people, which includes assassinations or arrests," said Hamdan, who is Hamas's representative in Lebanon. He said the visit coincided with one by Palestinian Authority officials and the Hamas delegation met Palestinian Culture Minister Ziad Abu Amr. "The truce was not proposed directly, but the Palestinian delegation did propose calm and we said clearly that the movement already offered a chance for calm but the (Israeli) occupation destroyed it." He described the meeting as "an exchange of ideas". He said no practical steps had been agreed on and no date for another meeting had been set, but that they would meet again. Hamas, under relentless Israeli air strikes that have driven leaders underground, is facing its worst crisis with threats of instant assassination from the sky, loss of funding at home and abroad and a showdown with a reformist Palestinian Authority committed to a U.S.-backed peace plan. Israel has killed 11 Hamas members and four bystanders in helicopter missile strikes in the Gaza Strip since the aborted truce started on June 29. A senior Israeli military source has said Israeli would consider halting air strikes only if Hamas declared it was "giving up totally the tool of violence and its infrastructure". A ceasefire is widely considered crucial to a U.S.-backed "road map" to peace which outlines reciprocal steps to end three years of violence since Palestinians began an uprising against Israeli occupation, and to establish a Palestinian state

I have a pair of Hollister basketball shorts & the string ripped after a few washes as opposed to my a & f basketball shorts that are the same style that i bought a year before & are still kicking string & all, but hollister camo cargos fit me better than a&f hollister has some decent sleeveless tshirts though

and there really isn't anything good out there..what's everyone rockin' these days? just curious

is Von Dutch the only co. that puts these hats out? I've been to a few shows where I've seen bands sell mesh hats w/the band logos on them but they looked diff than the VD's

mine's covered in clothes