IN MEMORY OF SUBA. This tale is inspired by the civil war in the former Yugoslavia. It features the music of Mitar Subotic (Suba), an underground legend in the former Yugoslavia who emigrated to Sao Paulo in 1989 and created a fusion between his techno textures and Brazilian rhythmic patterns....

Death_Dream. Death is a dream In comparison With the relentless fury of Hell Living the anagram Reverting ourselves Doubling over with the agony. Death is a dream In comparison With the cold of expanse of the stars Living with conjunctions Opposing ourselves Charting the course of...

Fist of the North Star - Season: 1 / Episode: 044 - The Death Omen Star Shines! Ken-Oh, Do You Control Even Death!? Kenshiro and the others leave Cassanra behind for the town where Lin, Bat and Airi are waiting. That night, Toki sees clearly the Death Omen Star, visible only to those who will...

Over a century ago Pirate's Point was overrun by pirates, led by Abraham LeVoy, who became known as Pirate Death. He looted from the town, slaughtering over 150 men, women and children and then hid the treasure. To this day the vile putrid stench of Pirate Death can be smelled as he roams...

The concept of a near-death experience is well-known in popular culture, but we still don't know why these seemingly supernatural events occur. Josh and Chuck explore the myriad theories that attempt to explain near-death experiences in this episode.

When the Black Death swept across Europe, it killed an estimated 25 million people -- one third of Europe's total population. Tune in and learn more about the lasting effects of the Black Death in this HowStuffWorks podcast.

Archimedes' death ray is one of history's most fabled legendary weapons -- but what was it? Was it even real? Listen in as Candace and Jane sift through the legends and find the facts behind the ancient death ray in this podcast from HowStuffWorks.com.

Christopher Marlowe was one of the most talented writers of the Elizabethan era, but his career was cut short when he was stabbed to death at the age of 29. In this episode, Deblina and Sarah take a closer look at the mystery surrounding Marlowe's death.

With electricity passing through his body, Slavisa Pajkic 'Biba' (Yugoslavia) was able to heat a 15 ml (0.5 fl oz) cup of water from 25 degreesC to 97 degreesC (77 degreesF to 206 degreesFin a time of 1 min 37 sec on the set of Guinness Rekord TV, Stockholm, Sweden on 24 November 2001.

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