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He received second- and third-degree burns.


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[22] However, the tour was brought to a close and with Hetfield focusing solely on singing and in his place guitar was played by Kirk Hammett's longtime friend and the band's guitar technician John Marshall.


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The “Wherever I May Roam” tour continued with a US stadium tour with Guns N' Roses, lasting until October 1992.


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In late autumn 1992, Metallica toured indoor rinks in Europe, also stopping at the Helsinki Ice Hall on December 16.


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In 1993, the band continued their tour under the name “Nowhere Else To Roam”, stopping in Finland at Oulunkylä Sports Park in June 1993, among others.


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The long tour put a strain on the band members and problems began to pile up especially between Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield, who suffers from substance abuse problems.


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Metallica released a live compilation Live Shit: Binge & Purge in 1993, which included material from their 1989-93 appearances.


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Load, ReLoad and Garage Inc.


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(1994—1999) After almost three years of touring, Metallica returned to the studio for a year to write and record their sixth album.


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Load was released in 1996 and it immediately rose to number 1 on Billboard's chart.


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Metallica

[13] On the album, Metallica again changed their style to a more pronounced lighter direction.


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It came as a shock to many fans that the band members had cut their long hair off.


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Although the album rose to the top of the charts after appearing, it split fan opinions in two.


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The album did not become the same kind of classic as the band's previous output, but the songs “Until It Sleeps” and “Mama Said” received a lot of radio play.


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Metallica

During the early stages of Loaded's production, the band produced enough material to allow them to release a double album.


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Metallica

However, the band decided to release half of the songs and finish the remaining songs the following year.


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Metallica

This resulted in the album ReLoad, which, like Black Album and Loaded, ranked number 1 on the Billboard chart.


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[13] James Hetfield said in the 2004 film Some Kind of Monster that Loaded and RELOAD's songs were mediocre in quality.


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Metallica

To promote RELOAD, Metallica performed the songs “Fuel” and “The Memory Remains” on NBC's Saturday Night Live program in December 1997, the latter of which Metallica performed with Marianne Faithfull.


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[23] The band took a lengthy touring hiatus during which Metallica recorded a collection of cover songs for Garage Inc.


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album, which included two discs.


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Metallica

The first disc of the album contained covers from Diamond Head, Black Sabbath and Thin Lizzy, among others.


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Metallica

The second disc briefly contained the Garage Days Re-Revisited EP released after Cliff Burton's death.


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Metallica

On April 21 and 22, 1999, Metallica recorded two more appearances with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra.


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Metallica

The symphony orchestra was conducted by Michael Kamen, who had worked with Metallica previously on “Nothing Else Matters”.


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Metallica

Metallica wrote two new songs to play with the symphony orchestra, “No Leaf Clover” and “-Human”.


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Metallica

The appearances were released in 1999 as a double album and video, renamed S&M.


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Metallica

Problems (2000) In 2000, the mutual relations between the members of Metallica were inflamed.


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Metallica

The band's internal division of labour had become pregnant for the members.


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Metallica

Drummer Lars Ulrich practically ran Metallica's business, guitarist-vocalist James Hetfield wrote almost all of the songs for the band and composed them together with Lars Ulrich.


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Metallica

Bassist Jason Newsted felt he was a “new” member of Metallica even after all his years, and didn't feel he was gaining the necessary appreciation in the band.


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Metallica

[24] Newsted also reported that James Hetfield did not tolerate the solo ventures of various members even during the band's season.


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Metallica

Newsted, for example, had several ensembles of their own over the years, including Echobrain and IR8.


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Metallica

[25] Metallica was on a trough: the previous two official studio albums Load and ReLoad failed to perform as expected, drummer Ulrich received negative publicity due to a Napster yupaka, Hetfield's substance abuse problems worsened and eventually bassist Newsted thought Metallica would break up.


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Metallica

[26] Newsted parted ways from the band in 2001.


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Metallica

Members other than Newsted who already left the band began to fear the band would break up.


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Metallica

[26] Napster (2000—2001) Metallica recorded the song “I Disappear” for the soundtrack of Mission: Impossible II, which turned out to be on radio play even before the song's release.


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Metallica

While finding out the source that responded to the song leak, found the band file in the Napster file sharing program.


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Metallica

The band also discovered that their entire production was on Napster for free download.


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Metallica

Of this, drummer Ulrich had enough and sued Napster, who distributed the songs.


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Metallica

[27] [28] He also won the trial.


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Metallica

The incident sparked protests among Metallica fans.


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Metallica

[29] [30] Metallica did not go to court with Napster alone.


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Metallica

In 1999, the band also sued lingerie company Victoria's Secret [31] and, in 2000, the Guerlain cosmetics company for abuses of its trademark, the Metallica name.


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Metallica

[32] Compensation claims were settled outside the courtrooms.


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Metallica

[31] St. Anger album and new bassist (2001—2006) Despite problems, the trio Hetfield, Hammett and Ulrich, who were at the break-up point, decided to continue as a band through intensive therapy.


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Metallica

Recordings for the St. Anger album began in early 2001, but work was interrupted after Hetfield went into substance abuse rehab.


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Metallica

There, Hetfield spent six months, keeping no contact whatsoever with the band.


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Metallica

The new album was not completed until 2003, following many misfortunes and shared therapy sessions, which were captured in Metallica's documentary Metallica: Some Kind of Monster.


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Metallica

Although making the album was difficult, for the first time in Metallica's history, for example, the lyrics of songs were actively involved by members other than James Hetfield.


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Metallica

The writing of the songs and the album's recordings were also slowed down by unconditional time limits for work imposed by Hetfield, who returned from substance abuse rehab and who began substance abuse therapy.


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Metallica

James Hetfield, at the urging of therapists, was practically working day jobs at Metallica from twelve to four, after which Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett stayed with producer Bob Rock in the studio with each other to work on the material.


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Metallica

Among other things Ulrich this arrangement did not please, but Hetfield, despite requests, did not flex his time.


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Metallica

[26] Despite the clammy process, the album was completed in April 2003.


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Metallica

On the St. Anger album, producer Bob Rock played bass.


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Metallica

During the album's completion, the band held auditions involving artists such as Jeordie White (Marilyn Manson), Scott Reeder (Kyuss), Eric Avery (ex-Jane's Addiction), Pepper Keenan (Corrosion of Conformity), Les Claypool (Primus), and Danny Lohner (former live bassist of Nine Inch Nails).


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Metallica

However, the final choice fell on bassist Robert Trujillo, who had previously played in Suicidal Tendencies and Ozzy Osbourne's band, who soon joined the band.


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Metallica

Trujillo's first public appearance occurred on May 6, 2003, at an MTV Icons event in New York City.


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Metallica

According to the St. Anger album, a DVD was attached, with all songs from the album played in the band's rehearsal space live with Trujillo.


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Metallica

St. Anger marked Metallica's return to heavier sound again.


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Metallica

The band now played on lower-tuned guitars and bass than ever before, with almost all of the songs being played in Drop C tuning.


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Metallica

The aforementioned documentary film, Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, which had its world premiere at the cinema on May 21, 2004, details the recording sessions at St. Anger, and how the band got out of their difficulties with help from therapist Phil Towle, among others.


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Metallica

From St. Anger, the title track “St.


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Metallica

Anger”, whose highest ranking on Billboard's Mainstream Rock Tracks list was 2.


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Metallica

Another song that performed well on the same list was “Frantic”, which rose to number 21.


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Metallica

In 2004, the band released the Some Kind of Monster EP, supporting the film of the same name.


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Metallica

The EP included live tracks from the 2003 Paris concert as well as two versions of the new “Some Kind of Monster” song.


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Metallica

In 2004, Metallica played their first post-bass player change Finland concert on 28 May 2004 at the sold-out Helsinki Olympic Stadium.


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Metallica

More than half a year earlier, the approximately 41,000 tickets that went on sale on December 15, 2003 were sold out in four hours.


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Metallica

[33] Tickets that went on sale later also went into trade, causing audience numbers to almost 50,000 spectators.


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Metallica

The band played as an additional encore song on the Kill 'Em All album, “Jump In The Fire”, which was first played at the time as a live version in Europe throughout the band's history.


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Metallica

[34] Sweden was also tough, with 55,802 spectators at Gothenburg's Ullevi Stadium two days after the Helsinki concert.


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Metallica

[35] Slipknot's drummer Joey Jordison and Slayer's drummer Dave Lombardo tucked Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich for one concert at the 2004 English Download Festival due to Ulrich being sidelined for health reasons.


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Metallica

In December 2006, Metallica released a DVD, The Videos: 1989-2004, which contained all of the band's music videos from 1989—2004.


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Metallica

On February 16, 2006, with Death Magnetic and two world tours (2006—2009), Metallica announced on their website that over fifteen years of collaboration with producer Bob Rock had come to an end.


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Metallica

Metallica's tenth official full-length studio album would be produced by Rick Rubin.


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Metallica

Metallica toured around the world in 2006 with the “Escape From The Studio '06” tour.


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Metallica

The band did a similar tour in 1995.


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Metallica

In 2006, Metallica's only concert in Northern Europe missed an appearance on the Tallinn Song Stage on 13 June.


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Metallica

The appearance was part of Master of Puppets' 20th anniversary tour.


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Metallica

Among other things, the band played all the songs on the Master of Puppets album as well as other hits in front of over 78,000 people.


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Metallica

The touring concerts also saw the instrumental song “Orion” heard for the first time since Cliff Burton's death.


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Metallica

In week 22 of 2007, Metallica made Finnish chart history when the band simultaneously had ten albums on the official Finnish Top 40 Albums Chart.


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Metallica

[36] [37] Metallica also went to play 2007 in July at the Live Earth concert in London.


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Metallica

The band embarked on the 2007 “Sick of the Studio '07” tour from Portugal on June 28, 2007.


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Metallica

After an eighteen-year hiatus, among others, the song “... And Justice For All” was heard at the concert.


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Metallica

During the “Sick of the Studio '07” tour, Metallica performed in Finland on 15 July 2007 at the Helsinki Olympic Stadium.


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Metallica

The first 40000 tickets for the concert in Finland were sold out in about 45 minutes.


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Metallica

On Metallica's previous tour to Finland in 2004, the Olympic Stadium sold out in about four hours.


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Metallica

[33] [38] The band played a new song from their upcoming album, later revealed to be “Cyanide”, at Ozzfest in Dallas on August 9, 2008.


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Metallica

The album's first internet single release was “The Day That Never Comes” on August 21, 2008, whose music video was later released.


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Metallica

Four days later, a new “My Apocalypse” song was audible on Metallica's website.


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Metallica

Finally Death Magnetic was released on September 12, 2008.


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Metallica

The band made a return to their 1980s thrash metal style, long songs, guitar solos and ambition on the album.


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Metallica

[39] The band has said the return is partly due to producer Rick Rubin.


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Metallica

The Death Magnetic album ranked number one on the album charts of many different countries, including Australia, Canada, Mexico and the European album charts.


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Metallica

The album also ranked number one on the Billboard 200 chart in the United States.


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Metallica

A week after the album's release, the album remained at number one on the Billboard 200 charts and the European charts.


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Metallica

By the end of September, the album had visited the number one spot in 32 different countries.


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Metallica

[40] In Finland, Death Magnetic sold double platinum as early as 12.


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on Sept.


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Metallica

[41] Several fans of the band feel that Death Magnetic's album sound is too compressed on the CD, causing the dynamics of the playing to suffer.


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Metallica

According to Ted Jensen, who mastered the album, the record is a victim of the so-called volume war.


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Metallica

[42] In May 2009, Activision released Guitar Hero: Metallica.


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Metallica

The game additionally features songs from bands that influenced members of Metallica.


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Metallica

The songs on the album sound noticeably better on Guitar Hero: Metallica.


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Metallica

[42] The Death Magnetic album was followed by a world tour that began in 2009, during which Metallica also visited Finland on the 14th and 15th.


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Metallica

on June.


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Metallica

[43] Both of the band's performances at Helsinki's Hartwall Arena sold out in about 40 minutes.


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Metallica

In 2009, Metallica also performed for the third time in Finland, at the Sonisphere Festival in Kirjurinluoo, Pori.


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Metallica

[44] [45] Lou Reed, his own record label and world tours (2011—2015) In the spring of 2011, Metallica recorded an album with Lou Reed in San Francisco.


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Metallica

Lou Reed had made the songs into a theatrical musical called Lulu, which was being performed in Germany.


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Metallica

On August 22, 2011, the band announced the release date of their upcoming album, Lulu, on November 1 in North America and the rest of the world on October 31.


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Metallica

There are ten tracks on the album.


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Metallica

In 2012, Metallica toured the world performing their Black album in its entirety, also stopping at Finland 4.


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Metallica

on June.


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Metallica

[46] The songs The Struggle Within, My Friend of Misery and Don't Tread On Me were performed live for the first time.


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Metallica

That same year, the band left Warner Bros.


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Metallica

:in and started his own record label, called Blackened Recordings.


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Metallica

[47] The new label will release Metallica's upcoming albums as well as reprints of old albums.


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Metallica

[48] In December 2013, Metallica became the only rock group in the world to have played on all seven continents.


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Metallica

On 8 December, Metallica performed at the Antarctic-based Carlin Research Station, located in the South Shetland Islands belonging to Argentina.


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Metallica

The audience included 120 members of the research station staff, as well as a few South American fans who won the competition organised by Coca Cola.


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Metallica

[49] Ten songs from the concert under the name Freeze 'Em All can be downloaded from the band's website.


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Metallica

[50] 2013 Metallica released the film Metallica - Through the Never.


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Metallica

Hardwired... To Self-Destruct (2015—) Guitarist Kirk Hammett reported in November 2015 that the band's next record would be released in late 2016 or early 2017.


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Metallica

[51] James Hetfield said in an interview with EMGTV in October 2015 that the band is in the studio working on a new album.


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Metallica

[52] On August 18, 2016, Metallica announced on their website the track list and cover art of their tenth album Hardwired... to Self-Destruct.


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Metallica

Also, the album's first single “Hardwired” with its music video saw the light of day.


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Metallica

The release date for the upcoming album was announced as November 18, 2016, when it was released by Blackened Recordings, the band's self-managed record label.


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Metallica

Hardwired... to Self-Destruct debuted at number one in the United States album charts.


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Metallica

The title track “Hardwired” was chipped from the album as an extension of another four more singles: “Moth into Flame”, “Atlas, Rise!” , “Now That We're Dead”, and “Spit Out the Bone”.


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Metallica

A music video was also released for each of the twelve tracks on the album.


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Metallica

Metallica announced that they would also be embarking on their new WorldWired Tour with their new album.


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Metallica

On a tour consisting of stadium concerts in North America, Avenged Sevenfold, Volbeat and Gojira served as warm-ups for the band.


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Metallica

[53] Style Metallica has been influenced by early heavy metal representatives such as Scorpions, Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin.


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Metallica

Mercyful Fate, Motörhead, Diamond Head, Iron Maiden and Venom, known as a pioneer of thrash metal, have also influenced Metallica's style.


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Metallica

Early Metallica releases included fast tempos and instrumentals lasting up to nine minutes.


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Metallica

The songs were about religion, death, war, rage and drugs, among other things.


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Metallica

In 1991, with the advent of a new producer, Bob Rock, Metallica simplified and clarified its music.


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Metallica

The band reduced the number of aggressive and fast-paced songs to expand their musical range.


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Metallica

The move in this direction proved commercially successful as Black Album rose to first place on the Billboard 200 chart.


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Metallica

Metallica switched their lyrical approach and wrote songs that dealt with anger, loss and revenge.


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Metallica

On the albums Load and ReLoad, the heaviest metal music features have been abandoned almost completely and the songs hear influences from earthy blues rock, alternative rock and even country music.


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Metallica

With St. Anger, Metallica made their biggest musical transformation ever.


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Metallica

The band sought a raucous and raw sound world for the album.


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Metallica

The guitars and bass guitar on the album are tuned to the Drop-C tune, and there are none of the guitar solos on the album.


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Metallica

The album's lyrics deal with topics such as the devil, anti-drug, claustrophobia, and the hypocrisy of religions.


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Metallica

On their tenth album, Death Magnetic, Metallica again uses instruments in E tune in most songs (some with Drop-D) and the songs contain several guitar solos.


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Metallica

Members of Metallica's line-upOriginal (1981, 1982) James Hetfield - rhythm guitar, vocals Lars Ulrich - drums Dave Mustaine - guitar Ron McGovney - bass (1982—1983) James Hetfield - rhythm guitar, songs Dave Mustaine - guitar Cliff Burton - bass, backing vocals Lars Ulrich - drums (1983—1986) James Hetfield - rhythm guitar, vocals Kirk Hammett - guitar Cliff Burton - bass, backing vocals Lars Ulrich - drums (1986—2001) James Hetfield - rhythm guitar, songs Kirk Hammett - guitar Jason Newsted - bass, backing vocals Lars Ulrich - drums (2001—2003) James Hetfield - rhythm guitar, vocals Kirk Hammett - guitar, backing vocals Lars Ulrich - drums, Bob Rock - bassCurrent (2003—) James Hetfield - rhythm guitar, vocals Kirk Hammett - guitar, backing vocals Robert Trujillo - bass, backing vocals Lars Ulrich - drums Current James Hetfield — vocals, rhythm guitar (occasional solo guitar) Lars Ulrich — drums Kirk Hammett — solo guitar, backing vocals (1983—) Robert Trujillo — bass guitar, backing vocals (2003—) Former Jason Newsted — bass guitar, backing vocals (1986—2001) Cliff Burton — bass guitar, backing vocals (1982—1986) Dave Mustaine — solo guitar (1981—1983) Ron McGovney — bass guitar, backing vocals (1981—1982) Joey Jordison & Dave Lombardo — drums (2004) (Gig drummers after Ulrich fell ill) John Marshall — rhythm guitar (1986 & 1992) (Gig guitarist with Hetfield convalescing) Other persons Rick Rubin — producer (2006—) Bob Rock — producer (1991—2003), bass guitar on album St. Anger (2002—2003) Flemming Rasmussen — producer (1984—1988) Paul Curcio — producer (1983) Jon Zazula — producer (1983), manager (1983—1984) Timeline Discography Studio albums Concerts in Finland Sources Literature Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Halfin, Ross| title = Metallica in pictures| location = Helsinki| publisher = Like| year = 2009| version=( Metallica, 2006.)


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Opening words: Lars Ulrich.


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During his last professional season in 2017 [1] he raced for the Trek-Segafredo team.


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He is 176 centimeters tall and weight he has 65 kilograms.


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In 2006, Contador's name was linked to Spanish doping belt Operation Puerto while he was driving in the Liberty Seguros stable, but the Spaniard was found not guilty later that year.


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In September 2010, Contador reported that banned clenbuterol was found in his doping sample [2].


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On 26 January 2011, he was given a one-year ban from competition by the Spanish Cycling Federation, which would have resulted in him also losing his 2010 Tour de France victory [3], according to El Pais magazine.


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However, Contador was released from competition by the Spanish Cycling Federation after an appeal on 15 February [4].


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The sport's International Court of Appeals, the CAS, decided in February 2012 to give Contador a retroactive two-year ban from competition.


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He lost the Tour de France 2010 and 2011 Tour of Italy, as well as all his other results from the Tour de France in 2010. [5].


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Contador is considered one of the most talented Spanish cyclists since Miguel Indurain.


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Known as a formidable hill man, Contador is quite good in time running as well, having won the Spanish time trial championship, among others.


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Contador has lost a chunk of one of his fingers at the upper joint as he tried at speed to repair the sensor on his odometer, but, to bad luck, the finger got between the spokes.


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Contador was diagnosed with a severe blood clot in his brain in 2004, but surgery saved him.


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After seven months of sick leave, the Spaniard took the first major win of his career in the Tour Down Under advance race in Australia by taking the 5th leg victory in January 2005.


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Tour de France 2007 In the 2007 Tour de France, Contador's performance in the demanding stretches of the Alps was fortified.


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Good holds were given a continuation in the first personal time trial and Contador's placement in the joint race was third after the time trial.


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Alberto Contador

Contador won the first mountain section of the Pyrenees, ending at the top of the very tough Plateau-de-Beille mountain.


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Alberto Contador

Contador defeated his breakaway partner, Michael Rasmussen, who led the overall race, in the final race.


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At the same time, Contador moved into second place in the joint race past Cadel Evans.


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On the last two stretches in the Pyrenees, Contador attacked numerous times, but Rasmussen was able to match the 24-year-old Spaniard's pace.


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After finishing 16th in the round race in France, Rasmussen's Rabobank stable announced they had thrown their riders out of the race and thus Contador moved into the top spot of the overall race.


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He managed to maintain his overall lead after the penultimate day's time run, although Cadel Evans came up 23 seconds and Levi Leipheimer 31 seconds clear.


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The following day Contador celebrated on the Champs-Élysées the win of the overall race in the round of France; he was additionally the best in the youth race.


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After a round run in France, Contador did not drive in the big races in 2007.


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Between the round of Spain and focused on sterling the offers he received from other stables during the autumn, as the Discovery Channel decided to stop supporting professional cycling for that season.


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Alberto Contador

All riders in the stable were forced to find employment elsewhere for the next few seasons.


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On 23 October, Contador signed a deal with Astana.


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The pesti is biennial in length.


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The stable, wracked by doping scandals, hired Johan Bruyneel, the former head of Discovery Channel, as its new sports chief.


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In addition to Bruyneel, there was plenty of other staff from the Discovery Channel to Astana, from management level to mechanics.


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Bruyneel is the most successful stable manager of all time in the Tour de France, as Contador's 2007 win was as much as the eighth of a career for the Belgian leader.


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2008 Contador's 2008 season race calendar partially went into replay when the ASO, which organises the Tour de France, decided to deny the Astana stable the right to participate in all races organised by ASO.


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They also included the Paris-Nice race, which was run in early March.


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The ASO justified its settlement by the fact that the Astana stable has been embroiled in a number of doping cases over the past two years.


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The rationale also mentioned suffering the Tour's public image should Astana be involved.


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Alberto Contador

The Astana stable received an invitation to the round Italian run just a week before the start of the competition.


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Despite his short preparation, Contador was able to win the overall race despite finishing only one edge in the top three: he was second in the tenth round time trial.


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Alberto Contador

He regained possession of the leader's maglia rosa jersey after the 15th leg, keeping it until the finish.


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Alberto Contador

In the past, the Italian round race has beaten only Miguel Indurain of Spanish cyclists.


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After the round run in Italy, Contador took as his target the overall race victory of the round of Spain.


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Driving sparingly and avoiding trouble in the first half of the race, Contador made a decisive palpable difference to his fellow rivals on the hard climbs of mountain finishes 13 and 14.


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After Etapin 13, Contador, who took over the leader's golden jersey, no longer ceded the lead to others and carried the jersey all the way to Madrid.


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By winning the round race for Spain in 2008, Contador made history as, within the shortest time, he became the driver who won all three major round runs.


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Contador's wins fit all within the 14-month time frame.


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In addition, he became the fifth and first Spanish rider to win all three major round races.


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In addition to Contador, three different round races have been won by Eddy Merckx, Felice Gimondi, Jacques Anquetil and Bernard Hinault.


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2009—10 Contador won the Tour de France for a repeat of 2009.


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The rivalry was tinged by his and teammate Lance Armstrong's struggle for the number one rider position in the Astana stable.


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Their intervals were quite poor, and Contador noted the hardest time spent at the team's hotel in the race.


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He won the overall race with a difference of four minutes and eleven seconds over Andy Schleck, with Armstrong finishing third.


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[6] Contador won the mountain pin ending in Verbier with a gap of 43 seconds to Andy Schleck [7] as well as the 40 km time run in Annecy by a three-second difference to Fabian Cancellara [8].


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In the 2010 round race of France, Contador struggled for an overall race win with Andy Schleck.


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Contador surged into the race lead after the 15th tie in somewhat controversial fashion: the chains on Schleck's bike came off about 22 kilometres before the finish, causing Contador to make a stroke, and arrived at the finish 39 seconds ahead of Schleck [9].


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Contador won the overall race in the end just 39 seconds difference ahead of Schleck.


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Despite this trick, Contador and Andy are good mates, which was demonstrated by the fact that on the final eap of the French round-run they were chuckling and spurting in front of the main crowd playfully.


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[10] Despite an alleged fellowship affair, in August 2010 Contador was reported to be replacing Andy Schleck in the Danish team Saxo Bank [11].


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Alberto Contador

In late September 2010, Contador admitted to giving a positive doping sample in July.


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The sample contained traces of clenbuterol.


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[12] Contador said the positive sample was due to spoiled food served by the hotel.


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[13] 2011 Contador was released from a competition ban following an appeal by the Spanish Cycling Federation in February.


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He won the round races of Murcia and Catalonia during the spring.


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Around Italy he dominated quite overwhelmingly.


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He rose to the overall race lead after winning the ninth tie that finished ninth to Etna, and kept possession of the maglia rosa jersey from then on.


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He also won an uphill time run run as 16th.


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The overall race she won with a difference of six minutes and ten seconds over Michele Scarponi.


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2012— Contador was sanctioned by CAS in February to a two-year ban from competition.


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Contador lost, among other things, France's round-run win from 2010 and Italy's round-run win from 2011.


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Alberto Contador

The non-compete continued until August 2012.


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In the round run of Spain, he won the tie that finished 17th at Fuente Déhe, while moving into the overall race lead, which he eventually won with a difference of one minute and 16 seconds to Alejandro Valverde.


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He also won the round race for Spain in 2014 after defeating Chris Froome, who came second, by one minute and 10 seconds [14].


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He won the 16th and 20th tie of the competition.


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Alberto Contador

He won the 2015 round race of Italy with a difference of one minute and 53 seconds over Fabio Aruun [15].


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He moved into the lead of the race after the fifth tie, falling to second after the 13th leg, but climbed to the lead of the overall race for good after being third at the next etap, the time trial.


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He did not win a single leg in the competition.


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[16] He finished his pro career with the 2017 Tour of Spain [1].


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Stables 2003: Once-Eroski 2004—2006: Liberty Seguros and then Astana-Würth 2007: Discovery Channel, the stable he entered after the well-known Puerto scandal, having been left without a stable.


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In this case, he was invited to be a member of perhaps the most successful and illustrious stable of the “UCI ProTour”.


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2008—2010: Astana Team 2011—2016: Team Saxo Bank/Saxo-Tinkoff/Tinkoff-Saxo/Tinkoff 2017: Trek-Segafredo Achievements in 2003 Tour de Pologne: Eighth Edge Win 2005 Jacob's Creek Tour Down Under: Fifth Epin Win Setmana Catalana de Ciclisme: Race overall win + third leg win round Basque race: 3rd overall race + etapin 5 B win in Tour de Romandie: fourth overall race + fourth leg win 2006 Tour de Romandie: second overall race + third leg win in Tour de Suisse: eighth leg win victory in the Vuelta Ciclista al Pais Vasco: fifth overall race in 2007 Tour de Valence: fourth etap-win Paris—Nice driving 2007 overall race win, plus fourth and seventh etapes (Maurs-Mende and Nice) and young riders race win.


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Vuelta a Castilla y Leon: overall race and fourth leg win Dauphiné Libéré: 6th Tour de France 2007: overall race, youth race and 14th leg win (Mazamet-Plateau-de-Beille), third in 16th at the 2008 Vuelta a Castilla y Leon: win the overall race and the first and fourth round of the Basque Country, win the overall race and the first and sixth round Italy, win in the overall race, the 10th round Olympic Games, the fourth round round of Spain, overall and 13th and 14th win in the combination race, 2nd in the 20th, 7th and 8th third in the 2009 Volta ao Algarve, overall race and fourth round (personal time) Paris—Nice run, 4th in overall race, 1st etapin (personal time) and 6th victory in the round of the Basque Country, the overall race and the third and sixth (qualifying) stage win in the Dauphiné Libéré, the overall race the third qualifying Spanish Championship round the French championship, the overall race and the 15th etapin and 18th (time run) win, in the first round (time- driving) and 17th round second in the World Rankings, 1st [17] 2010 Volta ao Algarve, overall race and 3rd round win Paris—Nice, overall race and 4th Etapi win in Vuelta a Castilla y Leon: overall race and 4th Etapi win La Flèche Wallonne, 3rd Critérium du Dauphiné, 2nd overall race, win in points race, prologue and 6th round race, win overall race, 12th and 17th round runner-up at 2011 Vuelta Ciclista a Murcia, total and points race and second and third (time run) win round Catalonia, win the overall race and 3rd leg win in the Vuelta a Castilla y León, 4th etapin (time trial) win round Italy, total and points race win, 9th and 16th.


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(Qualifying) Etapi win, 8th, 13th, 14th and 19th, 2nd, 15th and 21st.


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(Qualifying) 3rd round French race, 5th overall, 4th round second, 19th and 20th.


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(time trial) third in the 2012 Tour de San Luis, third and fifth round round of Spain, win in the overall race and 17th, 11th in etapi (time trial), 12th and 14th round second, 8th etaplla third World Cup races, 9th Milan—Turin, win 2013 Touir de San Luis, sixth leg win round Oman, overall race second Tirreno—Adriatico, overall race third, points race win round Basque race, fifth round French race, fourth overall race, 17th in etapi (time trial) second 2014 Volta ao Algarve, 2nd overall race, 4th etapin win Tirreno—Adriatico, overall race and 4th and 5th round of Catalonia, overall race 2nd round Basque race, overall race and 1st leg win Critérium du Dauphiné, overall race 2nd round race in France, 8th round round race, 2nd round race of Spain, overall and combination race and 16th and 20th win, 3rd at the 2015 Vuelta a Andalucía, 3rd in overall race, 3rd win Tirreno—Adriatico, 5th in overall race round race, 4th Italian round race, overall race win, 12th round race, 2nd in the 14th etapi (time trial), 15th etapi and 16th on the 3rd Route du Sud, overall race and 3rd round race win in the French Tour, 5th in the overall race 2016 Volta ao Algarve, 3rd overall race, 5th win in the Paris—Nice race, 2nd round of Catalonia race, 2nd round race in overall race, 2nd round Basque race, overall race and 6th etapin (time run) win at Criterium du Dauphiné, 5th overall race, prologue win Vuelta a Burgos, overall race win round race of Spain, fourth in overall race at 2017 Vuelta a Andalucía, overall race second Paris—Nice run, overall race second round Catalonia run, overall race second round race race second round Basque race, second in overall race Tour de France, ninth overall, 13th round race, third round of Spain, fifth overall race, 20th win, 17th round second Sources Transclusion error: {{en}} is only for use in File namespace.


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The Serrano Family () is a Spanish drama-comedy series produced by Globomedia.


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It aired on Spanish television Telecinco for eight seasons of production between 2003 and 2008.


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[1] The series was filmed in the municipality of Villaviciosa de Odón, southwest of Madrid.


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[2] The Serrano family had an average audience of just under five million viewers in Spain.


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In 2004, with its 38.4% share and 6891,000 average viewers, it was the most watched television program of the year.


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The most watched single episode was the third production season of “Almost Holy Man” (“Los puentes de Burundi”) shown on 1 April 2004, followed by 8191000 viewers.


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[3] [4] The series has been honored with the Onda Award and actor Antonio Resines (Diego Serrano) for his role performance at the ATV, Fotograma de Plata and Zapping Awards.


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[5] Plot Diego Serrano, a widow and single father of three sons, marries his youth love Lucía Capdevila, who has two daughters from his former union.


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Lucía and her daughters move into Serrano's house, and the series follows the daily lives of the neo-family and their friends.


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The main part of the series' events are set in the Serrano household, the Serrano brothers' tavern, and Garcilaso's school in the fictional Santa Justa neighbourhood on the shores of Manzanares in Madrid.


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Later, Diego is again widowed after Lucía passes away in a car accident.


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After this, she single-handedly cares for their children.


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However, Diego finds a new love, Celia, but not everything goes without a hitch.


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Music The theme song of the series “1 más 1 son 7” (1+ 1= 7) is performed by Fran Perea, who plays Marcos Serrano.


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The song rose to number one in Spain in 2003, and in October of the same year Perea's debut album was released.


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Other songs by Perea are also heard in the series as performed by the character Marcos.


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Acts such as “Punto y aparte”, “Entonces”, “Besame”, “Ke te pires” and “Pa' quererte un poquito mas” have rung at the end of episodes.


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The band El Sueño de Morfeo received a boost for their careers after appearing in the series.


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The series also originated with the Santa Justa Klan, formed by actresses Natalia Sánchez (Mariá Teresá, Teté), Víctor Elías (Guillermo, Guille), Adrián Rodríguez (David, DVD) and Andrés de la Cruz (José María, Boliche, Boltsi).


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El Sueño de Morfeo's songs “Un túnel entre tú y yo”, “Nunca volverá”, “Busco un sueño”, “Esta soy yo” and “Ojos de cielo” have also been heard in the series.


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Apart from Spain, the original Serrano family has been shown in Uruguay, Finland, France, Chile, Mexico, Malaysia, Serbia and Kosovo.


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In Finland, the series ended on 19 August 2009.


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In Finland, Yleisradio took the series into its repertoire in summer 2007 and aired the series on weekday mornings on TV1 channel for a total of 65 episodes.


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The series was watched by around 300,000 viewers daily.


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With great popularity, Yleisradio announced that episodes already broadcast would be renewed from 8 September 2007.


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[6] New episodes began on June 2, 2008 as of episode 66 and continued all the way through August 21 and the 124th episode respectively.


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The summer 2008 episodes were seen in reruns beginning September 20, 2008.


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[7] The remaining episodes of the series (125—147) aired on June 2 beginning in the summer of 2009 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.


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Episode reruns were the next morning at 9:30 a.m.


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Starting on July 22, 2009, Serrano's family was shown only on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. and a replay the following morning at 9:30 a.m.


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[7] The series ended in Finland on 19 August 2009.


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The series was shown as a rerun of the public's wish at Yle Areena from 1 July to 31 December 2013.


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Series based on the Serrano family format have been made in Italy (I Cesaroni), Portugal (Os Serranos), Czech Republic (Horákovi), Greece (Ευτυχισμένοι Μαλοι, Evtihismenoi mazi) and Turkey (İlk Aşkım).


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The US-based NBC channel has also bought the rights to the series' format.


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[8] Persons Episodes DVD release Warner has released the series in Finland on DVD.


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The discs contain only episodes from each season and contain no additional material.


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The subtitle is only available in Finnish (as it has been burned into the image).


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All seasons 1—8 (episodes 1—147) have appeared on DVD, and the price of the dvd varies by store.


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The Serrano Family, vol 1 (21-DVD, seasons 1—4) compilation has been released on 2 November 2012 about the Serrano Family.


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The sequel it received on October 25, 2013, with the release of the Serrano Family, vol 2 (22-DVD, seasons 5—8) compilation.


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[9] Awards and nominations Atv Awards 2004: Best Male Actor (Antonio Resines) — Win 2004: Best Direction — Nomination 2004: Best Fictional Program — Nomination Fotogramas de Plata 2004: Best Male Actor in TV (Antonio Resines) — Win 2004: Best female actress in TV (Belén Rueda) — nomination for Ondas Awards 2004: best series — win Spanish Actors Union 2006: television: lead actress role performance, woman (Belén Rueda) — nomination 2006: television: role performance in a minor role, woman (Alexandra Jiménez) — nomination 2005: television: lead actor role performance, male (Antonio Resines) — nomination 2005: television: role performance in a minor role, male (Antonio Molero) — nomination 2004: television: lead actor, male (Antonio Resines) — nomination 2004: television: role performance in a minor part, man (Manolo) Caro) — nomination 2004: television: role performance in a minor part, male (Jesús Bonilla) — nomination 2004: television: role performance in a minor role, male (Antonio Molero) — nomination for TP de Oro 2004: best male actor (Antonio Resines) — nomination 2004: best female actor (Belén Rueda) — nomination 2004: Best International Series — Nomination Zapping Awards 2004: Best Male Actor (Antonio Resines) — Win 2004: Best Female Actor (Belén Rueda) — nomination Sources On the topic elsewhere Please use a more specific IMDb template.


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Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Bridle refers to equipment used to steer a horse that is fastened around the horse's head.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Bridles consist of ends formed by different leather straps, a drool attached to the headbutt, as well as guides attached to the drool.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The purpose of the bridle is largely to hold in place the actual control instrument, namely a drool in the mouth of the horse, with which the rider is connected via the reins.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Mainly based on the length of the reins, the bridle can be roughly divided into driving and riding bridles.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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In addition to this, for example, there are special mouldings of their own for horse shows.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The best bridles are made of soft leather, but there are also bridles made of synthetic materials.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

European type bridles are divided according to the basic type of drool, mainly into joint and canister.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

In western riding, western bridles are commonly used, where there may be considerably fewer belts.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

In addition, there are different types of droolless bridle, the effect of which is based on the pressure applied to the muzzle or neck of the horse with the help of the reins.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

A certain type of droolless bridle based on a hardened muzzle belt and lever arm is known as hackamore.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Hackamore, however, means very different types of bridle in European-type riding, trotting and western riding.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

For leashing a horse, instead of a bridle, a halter similar to the headstock part of a bridle may also be used.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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However, the halter straps are looser and generally wider, as well as attach to each other in different ways than bridle straps.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Horses, due to the risk of head and mouth injuries, are never tied up by a bridle, nor are they left, for example, on the head of a horse being let out into pasture; a halter is used for these purposes.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Bridle parts The turpa strap Main article: A turpa strap (also muzzle strap, more informally a turf strap) runs around the muzzle (safety) of the horse with the intention of keeping the horse's mouth closed, making it harder for it to avoid the correct effect of the drool in its mouth.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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However, the fur strap doesn't completely stop the horse from opening its mouth.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

There are several types of fur straps that are adapted to the horse in slightly different ways and are suitable for different purposes.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The fur strap usually attaches to a separate narrow strap running around the horse's neck, which connects to other parts of the bridle by passing, like a neck strap, through the loops at both ends of the forehead strap.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

The fur strap is usually easy to remove from the bridle and can be changed to another type if necessary or omitted altogether if a well-trained horse does not need it, for example, on a cross-country loop.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

In western riding, when using drooled joint or deck mouths, the turf strap is often not used at all.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Chin Strap The purpose of the chin strap running from beneath the chin strap of a horse is to hold the bridles in place to prevent them from slipping over the horse's ears.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Adjusting the chin strap to an appropriate length is especially important because an overly taut chin strap may make it difficult for a horse to breathe.


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When properly fitted, the strap is quite loose, meaning a fist can easily fit between it and the jaws.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The original purpose of the chin strap has been to prevent the bridle from slipping over the horse's ear, but it is basically not possible to prevent it if the chin strap is kept loose enough for the horse's breath in mind.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Forehead Strap The forehead strap runs, as its name suggests, over the forehead of the horse.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Its purpose is to prevent the bridle from spilling down the horse's neck.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Especially in competitions, a decorative brow strap is often used, which may be called a headband.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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In insect season, a long-fringed fly guard may be attached to the forehead strap to keep insects away from the horse's eyes.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Neck strap and cheek straps The neck strap from behind the ears of the horse holds the bridle together and continues directly as cheek straps to which droolers are attached.


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Also, the aforementioned chin strap is a direct extension of the neck strap.


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The length of the cheek straps is adjusted to apply pressure to the mouth of the dribbler horse.


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Too loose cheek straps fail to hold the drool properly in place and significantly worsen the horse's maneuverability, while overly strained cheek straps rub the horse's corners of the mouth broken.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Kolai Main Article: The Kolai Kolai is a steering device placed in the mouth of a horse that is attached to the cheek straps of the bridle.


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Drobbers are usually made of stainless steel, but droolers coated with plastic and leather (or made entirely of plastic, sometimes flavoured with apples, for example) are also in use.


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The most common type of drool is joint necrosis.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The effect of the drool is stronger the thinner the drool is.


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Dressage often uses cloth footing, which combines a thin articulated drool, or bridong, and a lever-arm canister with chains.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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In this type of canvas insertion, cakes instructions are used.


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The canki dribblers used in western riding differ from English canvases and no articular drool is used with them.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Their own droolers have also been developed for foals and stallions.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The right kind of drool is of paramount importance, because an incorrectly selected drool may even make it impossible to steer a horse.


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Reins The reins are attached to rings or arms coming outside the mouth of the drool.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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They are usually a uniform leather strap running from one dribble ring to another on European-style bridles, with which the rider or rider controls the horse's movements.


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The length of the reins is determined by their intended use.


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In close proximity to the drool, the instructions usually have so-called stoppers, which prevent the rings of a would-be running martingal from sliding too close to the drool and sticking to the buckle or drool rings.


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Many instructions also feature evenly spaced small notches in the central area entering the hands of the rider or rider, which prevent the steers from easily sliding out of the rider's hands, and also make it easier to hold them on both sides exactly the same length.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Bridle Fitting Suits are sold in a wide range of different sizes, where the right one for each horse can be found mainly through experimentation.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The cheek straps and the neck of the fur strap have adjustment, and each time the straps that are attached separately (the pin and chin strap) can be attached to different tightness.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The length of the cheek straps is adjusted so that when the bridle is in place, a couple of small wrinkles form in the corners of the horse's mouth.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The length of the neck of the fur strap is adjusted so that the fur strap is positioned in its right position according to its type and cannot, for example, press the horse's nostrils and thus make it difficult to breathe.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The tension of the fur belt itself is usually adapted to such that under it, on the side of the muzzle, it is able to easily thread 2-3 fingers.


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The chin strap is left so loose that you can easily get a whole fist between it and the jawbones.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Use and care of bridles Bridling and taking off bridles Putting on a bridle for a horse is called bridling.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The most common ligament horse is usually bridled like this: The turf and chin strap are opened.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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In one hand we take the reins, to the other the neck strap of the bridle.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The reins are lifted over the horse's ears to the neck.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Positioning from the horse, looking to the left of the horse's head, looking forward.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The right hand is wrapped from below around the horse's head and grasps the cheek straps of the bridle on the top of the muzzle, the left hand takes the drool.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The drool is pulled from the cheekbones and offered with the left hand gently against the horse's front teeth.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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If the horse does not openly open its mouth, the thumb of the left hand is inserted from the corner of the horse's mouth into the dental leave, causing the horse to open its mouth at the latest.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The right hand pulls from the cheekbones to the drooler's mouth into place and then the neck strap over the horse's ears, taking care of the horse's eyes and treating the ears gently.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Strap the neck, cheek and forehead straps at their correct points, fasten the fur strap and chin strap, and strap any horse bangs and brushhair that may have been left under the straps.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The fastening of the chin strap and chin strap should not be delayed because the buckle of the chin strap, especially when struck in the horse's eye, can cause a bad eye injury.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Harsh or, on the other hand, excessively cautious, uncertain and long stretching incense causes the horse to take a negative view of the incense, perhaps refusing to open its mouth or stand still, or lift its head up so that the incense does not succeed.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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For the same reason, especially a metal drool should be warmed up in cold weather until comfortable heat before incense.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The ligament bridle is stripped from the horse like this: You open the butt and chin strap.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Lay down from the horse, looking to the left of the horse's head.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Grab the middle of the reins with the right hand and then also the neck strap and pull them over the horse's ears, treating the ears gently.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Supporting the bridle from the neck strap and the guideline, letting the horse itself open its mouth, allowing the drooler to fall out of the mouth without rattling it against the horse's teeth.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Also, when taking off the bridle, you should act calmly quickly, especially after the turf and chin strap have already been opened.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Care and storage of bridles Leather bridles should be cleaned and greased regularly and always as needed with suitable care products (saddle soap, harness grease).


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

For thorough cleaning, the bridle is usually disassembled into parts, and a damp loofing sponge is used for cleaning itself.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Metal buckles can be polished.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

After use, the drool should always be carefully washed clean of horse saliva, feed residues and other dirt to avoid hardening of dirt and easily caused by jagged or even sharp surfaces in the horse's mouth.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The drool for washing is usually not removed from the bridle, but it is worth avoiding wetting the leather straps.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The bridle is usually hung on a simple wall hook as a “package”, which depends a bit on the manners of each stable.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The usual simple and neat method of hanging arises when the bridle is hung on a hook from the neck strap, the reins are raised twice over the same hook over the neck strap, the fur strap is fastened around the drooling and reins, and the chin strap is wrapped for a jog around the cheek straps and then fastened.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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This allows the different straps and reins of the bridle to be arranged and the bridle is easy to pick up from the hook to use.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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When travelling to competitions with a horse, for example, bridles can be packed into a special bridle bag, into which they are placed in the same way when wrapped.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Accessories Auxiliary instructions are mainly used in horse training or rider coaching most often to correct the position and shape of the horse.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

The purpose of the tongue bandage is to prevent the horse from throwing the tongue over the drool, thus decreasing maneuverability.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

In crayfish and gallop horses the tongue bandage is used to prevent the horse from swallowing its tongue and even choking on it, on steeds you can't see the gear.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

The guitar board is attached to the obercheck of the racehorse to facilitate the manoeuvring of the horse.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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It also prevents the horse from pressing its head downwards and thus prevents stumbling.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The jaw loop is the most common part attached to the obercheck that holds the obercheck in place and which the horse can rely on when tired.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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A play chain means a loose chain hanging from the horse's mouth by means of a cheek-strap that the horse can play with.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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This promotes salivation, allowing the horse's mouth and lips to remain moist and soft, as a result of which the droolers work better.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

The stallion is not a part of the bridle per se, but it is a mandatory addition to the incense of galloping horses for safety reasons related to leash situations in some countries.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Eye patches prevent the horse from looking to its sides, causing it not to pay too much attention to things happening around, instead focusing on its rider or rider.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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However, when riding, eyepatches are rarely used, as when riding the horse should see its sides.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Eye patches are attached to the cheek straps of the bridle.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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There are several different designs of eyepatches, such as size and half tags: half-tags prevent backward viewing but allow the horse to see its sides.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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Many different eyepatches and domes are used on gallop and racehorses.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

Bridle

Ravihackamore distributes the effect of the guide grip on top of the mouth in addition to the safety.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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The usual hackamore is forbidden at trotting and montelo departures.


Question: Who has developed a bridle for horses?

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See also Saddle On the topic elsewhere Category:Equipment for horses Category:Harness


Question: What does the Boers mean?

Boers

The Boers (from the Dutch word boer 'farmer') are the descendants of Dutch people who immigrated to South Africa in the 17th century, as well as other Caucasians who mixed with them.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[1] Historically, South Africa had two distinct Afrikaans or Dutch-speaking groups, mainly born from descendants of Dutch colonists: the Boers and the Kapmaan Dutch, the latter of whom did not participate in the Great Wanderings.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[2] Today, the Caucasian Afrikaans-speaking population living in South Africa and Namibia refer to themselves as Afrikaaners as a rule, except for some small, usually highly conservative, groups that still call themselves Boers.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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They consider that many descendants of the Voortrekkers did not assimilate, in their view, into the Afrikaaner identity created by the Capmans, which emerged after the establishment of the Union of South Africa.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[3] History The first Boers settled on the Cape of Good Hope in the area of present-day Kapma in 1652.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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By 1707, 1779 Dutch, German and French Huguenots had settled in Kapma.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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By the end of the century, the colony grew to 15000 people and its area expanded even faster.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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Many colonizers also migrated to the hinterland inhabited by the Sans and Khos.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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By 1770, the Dutch settlement had moved some 650 miles from Cape Town, where they lived as semi-mundane nomads.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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These families who moved inland came to be referred to as trekboers, or wandering farmers, and the designation was soon shortened to boer.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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The Trekboers continually skirmished with the surrounding African tribes, and between 1785 and 1795 2000 men and women belonging to the San tribe died in these skirmishes, a further 700 were put into slavery.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[2] As the Boers approached the territory of the Xhosa tribe, the resistance they encountered hardened, and beginning in 1779 a series of frontier wars took place between the Boers and Xhos.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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The Trekboers were disappointed that the Dutch at Kapmaa did not support them in the war, and in 1795 declared the area of Graaff Reinet an independent republic.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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In practice, this led to the eventual detachment of the Boers and the Kapmaan Dutch into two different populations.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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The Trekboers also took to using the expression Afrikaaners themselves to emphasize the fact that they had been born in Africa.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[2] However, plans for independence fell through with the arrival of the British in Cape Country in the same year.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[4] Time of British rule When Kapmaa came into British possession in the 1790s, around 12000 Boers left between 1835 and 1843, dissatisfied with their administration, on the Great Pike North and the Oranje Free State, Natal and the Transvaal.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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In 1843, the British annexed Natal to their colony.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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Both the British and the Boers wanted to unify South Africa into a single state.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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In 1877, the British attempted to take over the Transvaal, with lots of gold and diamonds, among other things, but were forced in 1881 to retreat.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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Britain demanded civil rights for emigrants, referred to as “Uitlanders”, without having to renounce their British citizenship.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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After the middle of the 19th century, with the discovery of diamonds and gold in South Africa, the country began to intensively industrialise.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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As a result of industrialisation, a new group of poor whites emerged in the country, many of whom were Afrikaaners.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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Between 1875 and 1904, 400,000 new emigrants moved into the country, and when all the land was beginning to be already conquered, Afrikaaner farmers could no longer move to the new frontier areas as before.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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Farmers were often indebted and had little capital and the transition to the monetary economy was problematic for them.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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The animal disease epidemic that raged in the 1890s eventually forced many to seek work from the countryside to the cities, where new colonists with better education and language skills nonetheless took the best jobs.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[5] As Britain began to assemble its military forces in South Africa, the Transvaal issued an ultimatum in 1899, leading to war (see


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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the Second Boer War).


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Oranje concurred with the Transvaal at the time.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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Despite a well-started guerrilla war, in 1902 the Boers were forced to surrender to British forces.


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Despite the defeat they suffered, they managed to retain their characteristic language and culture and were able to gain political influence.


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In 1906, the Transvaal and 1907 gained self-government in peace treaties.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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After situations calmed down, the Union of South Africa was established in 1909, encompassing Kapmaa, Natal, Oranje and the Transvaal.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[6] [7] [8] Afrikaaner nationalism Especially in the early 20th century, the Boers' sense of nationality began to intensify, and they began to establish their own “Christian-national” schools, emphasise the nature of Afrikaans as their own language distinct from Dutch, and form a new identity for themselves as Afrikaaners, that is, “the people of Africa” instead of the old migrant identity.


Question: What does the Boers mean?

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[9] Sources Category:Ethnic groups in South Africa Category:History of South Africa Category:Key articles on screening


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

Minotaur

The Minotaur (kr.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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Μινέταυρος) was a fable creature in Greek mythology who was half human, half bull.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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Born as a cross link between Pasiphae, Queen of Crete, and a white bull, the monster was cooped up in a large labyrinth, to which 12 Athenian offerings were taken to it every nine years for sustenance.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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Eventually, Theseus, the future king of Athens, slain the monster and put an end to Crete's repressive works in Athens.


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The old Greek fable of the Minotaur and Theseus may be an emblematic account of how Athens was liberated from the reign of Crete's Bronze Age Minoan culture.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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Minotaur is Greek and means “bull of Minos”.


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A fable about the Minotaur There are several versions of the lore of the Minotaur.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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It is narrated by, among others, Apollodoros the Athenian, whose version of the story dates from the 10th century BCE.


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However, the fable about the Minotaur and Theseus is much older than this, and parts of it can be traced all the way back to the late 5th century BCE.


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Its roots go back as much as 4000 years, at a time when Crete ruled all of mainland Greece.


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Traditionally, the fable is narrated roughly like this: Beginning of the fable: Zeus and Europa The Greek high god Zeus is reported in many fables to have acquired offspring with mortal women.


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According to one lore, he once saw a maiden named Europa walking by the sea and transformed himself into a white bull to get close to a woman.


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The bull figured Zeus coaxed the maiden to get up on his back and took her with him into the water.


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The High God swam across the sea to the island of Crete and conceived Europa.


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The woman bore three sons, named Minos, Rhadamanthys and Sarpedon.


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King Asterion of Crete took Europa as his wife and raised her children as his own sons.


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Minos became heir to the throne of Crete, and upon becoming king he took as his wife a woman named Pasiphae.


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Minos, in a sense of strength, began to convince other people that even the gods were ready to fulfill his wishes.


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To prove his claim, he built an altar on the seashore and prayed to the sea god Poseidon that a bull would rise from the sea which he could sacrifice.


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Poseidon granted Minos's wish, and a shimmering white bull rose out of the sea for his sacrifice.


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The divine animal, however, was so mesmerizingly beautiful that Minos was unable to slay it.


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Thus he gave the order to spare the bull sent by the gods and took in its place another bull from his own flock.


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However, the gods noticed the deception and decided to punish the treacherous king.


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Revenge of the Gods and Genesis of the Monster To avenge Minos' brazen love goddess Aphrodite allowed this wife Pasiphae to fall in love with a bull sent by the gods.


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Appalled by his unnatural feelings for the animal, Pasifae revealed his terrible secret to Daidalos, the builder master of Minos's court.


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The blacksmith built a hollow cow on Pasiphae out of wood, in which it was possible for him to hide in his desire to spend time in secret with the bull he loved.


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Eventually, out of the relationship between a white bull sent by the gods and Pasifae, a creepy deformed monster emerged, a mixed fetus with a human body but a monstrous and grotesque bull's head.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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King Minos, a prisoner of the Labyrinth, was greatly shocked by his wife's act and ended up, uncounseling, relying on the help of the oracle.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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The Seer advised the King of Crete to hide his shame in dexterity, and so Minos gave orders to Daidalos, who was in his service, to build a labyrinth from which the monster would not be found out and where no one could stray to pass.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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Once Daidalos had completed his major chore, the monster, dubbed the Minotaur, was placed in the centre of his labyrinthine prison.


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King Aigeus of Athens, Crete's overseas neighbour, had once caused the death of Minos' son in a battle against Athens, and in retaliation for that the king of Crete gave orders that every nine years Athens was to hand over seven young men and seven young virgins to be sacrificed to the Minotaur cooped up in the labyrinth.


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Sometimes the sacrifice is told to have been performed every second new moon.


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The Athenians agreed to the payment of this terrible tax to avoid an armed confrontation with powerful Crete.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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The sacrificial Athenians were brought to Crete by ships, where they were given a solemn reception and endures.


Question: Where does the name minotaur come from?

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The next morning, however, they were taken to the monster's labyrinthine prison.


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That's where before long they got lost and were eaten by the beast one by one.


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Twice the Athenians had time to pay this terrible tax until, among the third offering cargo, the adopted son of King Aigeus of Athens, whose real father was Poseidon, the sea god himself.


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The youngster's name was Theseus.


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Theseus and the Minotaur Theseus had himself pledged to join the others to be sacrificed and intended to slay the beast of the labyrinth to free the Athenians from the yoke of oppression in which Minos' Crete held these.


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Minos' daughter, the Minotaur's half-sister Ariadne fell in love with Theseus and offered him his help on condition that he would be allowed to come to Athens as his bride.


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Upon Theseus's persuasion, Ariadne handed him a collection of yarn given to him by Daidalos and advised to tie one end of it to the mouth of the labyrinth and use it to mark the route travelled.


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When Theseus dismantled the wire collector as he moves through the labyrinth, he would not get lost, but would always find himself back at the mouth opening.


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The very next day those sacrificed were sealed in a dark labyrinth, and Theseus followed Ariadne's advice.


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He advised the others sacrificed to stay near the gate of the labyrinth and set out himself in search of the beast.


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Theseus unloaded silk thread from the collection right up until he arrived at the sleeping Minotaur.


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In some versions of the fable, he is reported to have killed the beast with his bare hands, sometimes again with a sword.


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In any case, a heated battle took place between the monster and the hero of the Athenians, (in one version of the fable, Theseus threw three fat balls into the mouth of the Minotaur, and the beast fell asleep) at the conclusion of which Theseus managed to kill the beast and end Crete's repressive work in Athens.


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The truth base of the fable Many have wondered whether any references to a known fable concealed from actual history.


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Crete, home of the monster Apollodoros placed his narrative south of Greece on the island of Crete.


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The fact has troubled scholars of the lore.


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In 1900 Sir Arthur Evans began archaeological excavations at Knossos, Crete, and discovered the ruins of a previously unknown culture there.


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Evans named the culture he found the Minoan culture after King Minos, familiar from Minotaur lore.


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He found out that its peak period was set between the years 1650 BCE.


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and 1420 BC.


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between.


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There are clear confluences in Minoan culture with Minotaur lore.


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Much indication has been found in the ruins of the ancient palace of Knossos that oxen played a central role in Minoan culture.


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The walls of the palace of Knossos were decorated with huge ox horns carved from limestone and a set of potable rhytons carved in the shape of a bull's head has been found there.


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In addition to these artifacts, the significant role of bulls in the culture of ancient Cretans is language by the well-known fresco of the Palace of Knossos, depicting a possibly religious ritual in which young acrobats throw volts over the bull's back.


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The bull is a very much used figure in Minoan art and iconography anyway.


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It is considered possible that it is the bulls of Minoan culture that have given impetus to the genesis of the Greek fabled bull monster.


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There are also confluences with the lore in the architecture of the palace.


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The building consisted of hundreds of rooms and spread out over a vast area of more than 20,000 square meters.


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Its floor plan very much resembles the labyrinthine labyrinth sprawling around a large courtyard, which is why it has long been associated with the Minotaur prison.


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History Between the Lines, the time of birth of the Minotaur story is set back about 4000 years, at a time when Crete ruled a large area of mainland Greece including Athens.


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The sacrifice paid by the Athenians may describe the subjugated position in which the Athenians possibly held when Minoan culture controlled the region.