New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. Hitting shelves this week, we have the first new material from The Rolling Stones in nearly two decades and a return to form from Blink-182, as well as new releases from the likes
New & Noteworthy is Metal Insider’s weekly column highlighting some of the newest rock and metal releases coming out each week. This week’s list finds us looking forward to albums from Cannibal Corpse, Chaver, My Lament, Teenage Fanclub, Winterstorm, Wormhole, and Wolves At The Gate, among others. Don’t forget to check out our weekly
change. two, show how a just and clean government handles the challenge of immigration. begin honest documentation of incoming workers, begin fair open and transparent treatment of people who come here to work and stop the scandal of under the table employment practices and call it what it is, the exploitation of the desperate. that s hardball for now. right now it s time for the ed show with ed schultz. good evening, americans. welcome to the ed show tonight from new york. these stories are hitting my hot buttons tonight. a militia leader in arizona is looking for veterans with kill records? to police the border? i think arizona s new anti-immigration law encourages this kind of vigilante action. of course the right wingers they love it. i ll face off with j.d. hayworth, republican challenging john mccain in arizona. we ll talk to him in just a moment. a striking snapshot on just how tough this economy is. in new york hundreds of people
camped outside a local union office just to get an application to be an elevator repairman? they camped out. plus, i ll take on a georgia lawmaker who says he s not a birther though he s trying to legally force the president to show his birth serkcertificate. this is the story that got me fired up tonight, folks. i guess you could say the wild, wild west. it s alive and well in arizona. the immigration bill signed by republican governor jan brewer has set off a firestorm of controversy. congressman raul grialva shut his district office down in two cities in arizona this weekend because of death threats. arizona militiaman bill davis told kold channel 5 news he is recruiting combat veterans with kill records to camp out and patrol along the u.s./mexico