From coordinating sweat-heavy basement B-boy battles to jockeying for the WE RUN SEOUL 10K along the Han River, these boys, as they say it, "offer the freshest culture in Seoul City".
A water heater is basically a bomb in your basement: big heavy object, open flame, gas line.
Amuso's multiplayer, micropayment-based trivia game Trivia Star launched in June 2009 and has commercial partnerships with AOL, Bebo, MySpace, MTV and Associated Newspapers in Europe and Heavy and Rap Basement in the US.
The failures came on a day when heavy rains caused basements to flood and forced the police to close low-lying roads from eastern Long Island to southern New Jersey.
The available tracks -- there are about 30 so far -- are heavy on the basement-dwelling dudes and light on the analytic psychologists.
While it received official remixes from heavy-hitters like Basement Jaxx, Peaches, and Vitalic, the definitive version remains the one that appears on the duo's 2007 live album, which combines elements from the track and Busta Rhymes' raunchy, not-so-subtle "Technologic" flip, " Touch It." —Max Mertens.
While it received official remixes from heavy-hitters like Basement Jaxx, Peaches, and Vitalic, the definitive version remains the one that appears on the duo's 2007 live album, which combines elements from the track and Busta Rhymes' raunchy, not-so-subtle "Technologic" flip, "Touch It". Max Mertens.
He said four nuns hid in the basement amid heavy fighting and escaped after the Abu Sayyaf fled.
But the administration held that the heavy machine required a basement with a thick concrete foundation and that the school had no appropriate site.
The distracted camera in "Interscope Presents: The Next Episode" notices a dark, dangling air freshener and slants of light on heavy bags in a basement gym.
In the latter part of the 19th century, as apartments became an acceptable form of living for the affluent, dumbwaiters appeared in middle-class and luxury apartment buildings as a way of getting heavy goods from the basement to apartments, and getting garbage and other items down, Andrew S. Dolkart, a professor of historic preservation at Columbia, said in an e-mail.
