Word: paines
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...riot after its 1913 debut. When skinheads took over the Washington punk scene in the mid-'80s, Rites of Spring singer Guy Picciotto decided to change punk from a medium that glamorized aggression to one in which strength was measured by a band's willingness to share its pain with its listeners...
Rites of Spring lasted all of two years, but emo, a name that everyone detested even then, stuck. Now emo is musically broad enough to include country, thrash, acoustic and traditional pop sounds (no rap emo yet). The subject matter has gradually narrowed from the general pain of being an outsider to the specific hurt of a bad relationship. "When I'm talking to one of the singers in a band," says Szuch, "and he's broken up with his girlfriend and really depressed, we know there's a great record on the horizon...
...other hand, will cost just ?500 a month as long as rates hold. Overall, Britons pay only 8% of their income on interest payments, compared to 15% in 1990 after rates had soared into the double-digits, triggering the big credit crunch. "There is no evidence of people having pain servicing their debts," says housing economist John Wriglesworth of Hometrack, "despite lenders being very generous with their lending policies...
...would like to spare students the pain of pursuing an irresolvable conflict,” Avery said. “If there is any chance independent facts can be discovered by continuing the investigation, the case will go forward...
...President Scott Sassa, in between pitches about NBC's "upscale audience," waxed self-serving about how NBC salved the nation's wounds after 9/11: "Like so many life-changing moments... it was television that brought us there [to the disaster]. After Sept. 11, Americans tuned in to ease the pain, and NBC was there." You may not have known in how many ways NBC helped to salve your wounds. For instance, the portrayals of effective cops on "Law and Order," said Sassa, "must have been just what America needed" - as were Rachel's pregnancy on "Friends" and the "messages...