"Kick in the Teeth" is the first single from Californian rock band Papa Roach's first live album, Time for Annihilation, and thirteenth released single in total. The single was released on June 22. On June 8, the song was leaked onto the internet. The next day, Papa Roach offered fans a free download of the songs that lasted until June 21.
Music video
The music video for "Kick in the Teeth" was shot on May 26 and was released on July 1. The official teaser for the video was released on June 7. On June 14, the band started a contest on their website featuring an alternate live video for "Kick in the Teeth", which lasted for two weeks.
The video features Jacoby Shaddix walking down an alley way and being attacked by thugs who throw rocks at him and hit him from behind with baseball bats. However, Jacoby does not respond to any of the attacks and continues on walking. At the end of the video, Jacoby is bleeding badly from all the attacks. The thugs are all wearing shirts with an "I" on them, possibly represnting the "I" in Interscope Records, the bands former label, or for "Independent". The video was directed by Shane Drake.
Track listing
Music video
The music video for "Kick in the Teeth" was shot on May 26 and was released on July 1. The official teaser for the video was released on June 7. On June 14, the band started a contest on their website featuring an alternate live video for "Kick in the Teeth", which lasted for two weeks.
The video features Jacoby Shaddix walking down an alley way and being attacked by thugs who throw rocks at him and hit him from behind with baseball bats. However, Jacoby does not respond to any of the attacks and continues on walking. At the end of the video, Jacoby is bleeding badly from all the attacks. The thugs are all wearing shirts with an "I" on them, possibly represnting the "I" in Interscope Records, the bands former label, or for "Independent". The video was directed by Shane Drake.
Track listing
A rocker sole or rocker bottom shoe is a style of footwear which has a thick sole with rounded heel. Such shoes ensure the wearer does not have flat footing along the proximal-distal axis of the foot. The shoes are generically known by a variety of names including round bottom and round/ed sole shoes, but also by various brand names. Tyrell & Carter identified at least six standard variations of the rocker sole shoe and named them: toe-only rocker, rocker bar, mild rocker, heel-to-toe rocker, negative heel rocker and double rocker.
The construction of most varieties of rocker sole shoes mean that the wearer's body weight is shifted behind the ankle and the wearer is required to do more work than would be required in flat-soled shoe to find their centre of gravity and remain balanced.
Rocker sole shoes were popularised for the mass market in the late 1990s and early 00s by the Swiss company, Swiss Masai, as Masai Barefoot Technology or MBT. According to Swiss Masai, the market concept originated with Karl Muller, an engineer and former athlete, who intended they would "simulate the challenge of walking barefoot on soft earth".
Other commentators associated with the sports shoe industry have suggested the therapeutic claims regarding rocker sole shoes are baseless and that benefits associated with wearing them are due to exercise itself, not the shoes.
The construction of most varieties of rocker sole shoes mean that the wearer's body weight is shifted behind the ankle and the wearer is required to do more work than would be required in flat-soled shoe to find their centre of gravity and remain balanced.
Rocker sole shoes were popularised for the mass market in the late 1990s and early 00s by the Swiss company, Swiss Masai, as Masai Barefoot Technology or MBT. According to Swiss Masai, the market concept originated with Karl Muller, an engineer and former athlete, who intended they would "simulate the challenge of walking barefoot on soft earth".
Other commentators associated with the sports shoe industry have suggested the therapeutic claims regarding rocker sole shoes are baseless and that benefits associated with wearing them are due to exercise itself, not the shoes.
Hilario Davide, Sr. was the father of retired Chief Justice Hilario Davide, Jr.
Early life
Born Hilario P. Davide, Sr. was born in Argao, Cebu on January 14, 1905. Hilario Sr. was a teacher at the Talaga Elementary School in Argao in the 1920s when he met his future wife Josefa, also a teacher in the same school. Noy Undo was later appointed as district school supervisor. One of his achievements during his stint was the construction of primary schools in the municipality. He retired in 1969 as school superintendent in Lapu-Lapu City. Shortly after, he founded the Colawin Education Foundation which he headed until 1990.
Personal life
#Eldest son Jose was an engineer and a lawyer who served as municipal councilor in Argao.
#Jorge was a retired soil scientist and was connected with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
#Eldest daughter Paz is a retired public school teacher.
#Oscar is a doctor of medicine.
#Romulo is a doctor of plant pathology in the University of the Philippines in Los Baños
#Lina is teaching at a university in Illinois.
#Hilario Jr., became chief justice and is now the Philippine Ambassador to the United Nations.
The union of Hilario Davide Sr. and the former Josefa Gelbolingo was blessed with 7 children, all of whom became professionals. The eldest Oscar served as a surgeon at the Don Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center in Cebu and the first daughter, Ma. Paz, followed her parents’ footsteps by serving as a schoolteacher. Romulo became a scientist with the University of the Philippines-Los Baños and Ma. Lina, the second daughter, earned a doctorate in drama and speech and continues to serve as an officer in a training unit of a university in the United States. Jose, a lawyer-engineer, and Jorge, a doctor in soil, died in 2004 and 2002, respectively. Hilario Jr. graduated with a degree in laws, served in various capacities in government before retiring as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Death
Davide, known by ordinary folks as ‘Noy Undo’, was 101 years old when he died June 17, 2006 on the eve of Father’s Day in his home in Sitio Waling Waling, Barangay Capitol Site.
Early life
Born Hilario P. Davide, Sr. was born in Argao, Cebu on January 14, 1905. Hilario Sr. was a teacher at the Talaga Elementary School in Argao in the 1920s when he met his future wife Josefa, also a teacher in the same school. Noy Undo was later appointed as district school supervisor. One of his achievements during his stint was the construction of primary schools in the municipality. He retired in 1969 as school superintendent in Lapu-Lapu City. Shortly after, he founded the Colawin Education Foundation which he headed until 1990.
Personal life
#Eldest son Jose was an engineer and a lawyer who served as municipal councilor in Argao.
#Jorge was a retired soil scientist and was connected with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.
#Eldest daughter Paz is a retired public school teacher.
#Oscar is a doctor of medicine.
#Romulo is a doctor of plant pathology in the University of the Philippines in Los Baños
#Lina is teaching at a university in Illinois.
#Hilario Jr., became chief justice and is now the Philippine Ambassador to the United Nations.
The union of Hilario Davide Sr. and the former Josefa Gelbolingo was blessed with 7 children, all of whom became professionals. The eldest Oscar served as a surgeon at the Don Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center in Cebu and the first daughter, Ma. Paz, followed her parents’ footsteps by serving as a schoolteacher. Romulo became a scientist with the University of the Philippines-Los Baños and Ma. Lina, the second daughter, earned a doctorate in drama and speech and continues to serve as an officer in a training unit of a university in the United States. Jose, a lawyer-engineer, and Jorge, a doctor in soil, died in 2004 and 2002, respectively. Hilario Jr. graduated with a degree in laws, served in various capacities in government before retiring as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Death
Davide, known by ordinary folks as ‘Noy Undo’, was 101 years old when he died June 17, 2006 on the eve of Father’s Day in his home in Sitio Waling Waling, Barangay Capitol Site.
Olsi Rama (born 1969) is a scientific researcher and project manager at the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in Detroit, Michigan. Olsi Rama is the son of Kristaq Rama (1932-1998), a well known Albanian sculptor and the brother of Edi Rama, the mayor of Tirana and the Chairman of the Socialist Party of Albania.
His father, Kristaq Rama, and his uncle Spiro Koleka were one on the most important members of Politburo and high-ranking communist officials during the communist dictatorship era in Albania.
From 1993-1997 he was Program Officer of the Open Society Foundation for Albania (Soros Foundation) where he was in charge of the Youth, Health, Libraries and the East-East programs. Olsi moved to the United States in April 1997. Olsi is also a consultant with SciTech Development LLC, a drug development start-up from Detroit. He has helped SciTech with several projects and with their contract negotiations with the National Cancer Institute and the National Institutes of Health.
Publications:
Detection of breast cancer with ultrasound tomography: first results with the Computed Ultrasound Risk Evaluation (CURE) prototype. Nebojsa Duric Peter Littrup, Lou Poulo, Alex Babkin, Roman Pevzner, Earle Holsapple, Olsi Rama, Carri Glide. Med Phys. 2007 Feb ;34 (2):773-85 17388195. http://lib.bioinfo.pl/auid:5300106
Sounding off on Breast Cancer. Neb Duric, Peter Littrup, Earle Holsapple, and Olsi Rama. 4th ASA/ASJ Joint Meeting, Honolulu, HI 2006. http://www.acoustics.org/press/152nd/duric.html
Detection of Breast Cancer with Ultrasound Tomography: First Results with the Computed Ultrasound Risk Evaluation (C.U.R.E) Prototype.Nebojsa Duric, PhD, Peter Littrup, MD, Lou Poulo, MSc, Alex Babkin, PhD, Roman Pevzner, PhD, Earle Holsapple, Olsi Rama, Carri Glide. http://personalwebs.oakland.edu/~roth/duricabstract.htm
Noninvasive temperature monitoring in breast-mimicking phantoms using acoustic tomography. Jovanovic, Ivana; Littrup, Peter; Duric, Neb; Rama, Olsi et al. Presented at: Swiss Society of Biomedical Engineering Meeting.
Temperature monitoring during tissue freezing using ultrasound speed measurements. Jovanovic, Ivana; Littrup, Peter; Duric, Nebojsa; Rama, Olsi et al. Presented at: SPIE Medical Imaging. San Diego, California, USA, 2008.
His father, Kristaq Rama, and his uncle Spiro Koleka were one on the most important members of Politburo and high-ranking communist officials during the communist dictatorship era in Albania.
From 1993-1997 he was Program Officer of the Open Society Foundation for Albania (Soros Foundation) where he was in charge of the Youth, Health, Libraries and the East-East programs. Olsi moved to the United States in April 1997. Olsi is also a consultant with SciTech Development LLC, a drug development start-up from Detroit. He has helped SciTech with several projects and with their contract negotiations with the National Cancer Institute and the National Institutes of Health.
Publications:
Detection of breast cancer with ultrasound tomography: first results with the Computed Ultrasound Risk Evaluation (CURE) prototype. Nebojsa Duric Peter Littrup, Lou Poulo, Alex Babkin, Roman Pevzner, Earle Holsapple, Olsi Rama, Carri Glide. Med Phys. 2007 Feb ;34 (2):773-85 17388195. http://lib.bioinfo.pl/auid:5300106
Sounding off on Breast Cancer. Neb Duric, Peter Littrup, Earle Holsapple, and Olsi Rama. 4th ASA/ASJ Joint Meeting, Honolulu, HI 2006. http://www.acoustics.org/press/152nd/duric.html
Detection of Breast Cancer with Ultrasound Tomography: First Results with the Computed Ultrasound Risk Evaluation (C.U.R.E) Prototype.Nebojsa Duric, PhD, Peter Littrup, MD, Lou Poulo, MSc, Alex Babkin, PhD, Roman Pevzner, PhD, Earle Holsapple, Olsi Rama, Carri Glide. http://personalwebs.oakland.edu/~roth/duricabstract.htm
Noninvasive temperature monitoring in breast-mimicking phantoms using acoustic tomography. Jovanovic, Ivana; Littrup, Peter; Duric, Neb; Rama, Olsi et al. Presented at: Swiss Society of Biomedical Engineering Meeting.
Temperature monitoring during tissue freezing using ultrasound speed measurements. Jovanovic, Ivana; Littrup, Peter; Duric, Nebojsa; Rama, Olsi et al. Presented at: SPIE Medical Imaging. San Diego, California, USA, 2008.