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I was crossing the street during my lunch break the other day when a piece of graffiti written on a pole nearby caught my attention. The graffiti read Listen to Black Sabbath. This immediately made me think about two things.
1) That I had to listen to one of the greatest rock 'n' roll bands of all time as quickly as possible.
2) Figure out how was I going to do it.
The author's direction for me to listen to Black Sabbath made me think about the importance of clear instruction when we ask a learner to complete a task. Sure, the author had described what they wanted me to do (listen to Black Sabbath), but they didn't tell me how I supposed do it. I guess the author assumed that anyone who read their instruction would've had an understanding of how they were to carry out the instruction. This might be ok if the author was around to provide additional information about how to complete the task, but in this case they were nowhere to be seen.
When we ask a learner to complete a task we need to remember to give them enough instructional support to allow them to complete or at the very least attempt the task. It's the what (you want the learner to do) and the how (they can do it) that needs to be made clear to the learner.
Black Sabbath at their final ever concert Birmingham England 04th February 2017 The founders of heavy metal return for the last time to their home town brum
I had the most kick ass birthday . We went to The Rainbow & had a great time after having tacos at a Kat Von D party. I have some killer pix from that awesome night! Here we are at The Rainbow , with legendary drummer Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, Heaven & Hell) & our devastatingly hot girlfriends . I was super stoked to meet Vinny & tell him how much I dug the Heaven & Hell album "The Devil You Know".
Tanks to:
Ozzy Osbourne
Tony Iommi (1 & only)
Geezer Buttler
Bill Ward
Tommy Clufetos
Ronnie James (God) DIO †
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February 12, 2011 - Ozzy Osbourne performing live on the Scream Tour at The Palace Of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
Photo: Joe Gall
Rival Sons in Moscow, supporting Black Sabbath in The End Tour. July 12, 2016. Photo by Katerina Mezhekova.
Black Sabbath at their final ever concert Birmingham England 04th February 2017 The founders of heavy metal return for the last time to their home town brum
Black Sabbath Vol4 LP
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Randy Rhoads' last show was played on Thursday March 18, 1982 at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum in Knoxville, Tennessee. On March 19, 1982, the band was headed to a festival in Orlando, Florida. After driving much of the night, they stopped on the property belonging to Jerry Calhoun, owner of "Florida Coach", in Leesburg, Florida. On it, there was a small airstrip lined with small helicopters and planes, and two houses. One belonged to the tour bus driver, Andrew Aycock, and the other was owned by Calhoun. Aycock talked the band's keyboardist, Don Airey, into taking a test flight in a '55 Beechcraft Bonanza F-35. In some accounts, it was said that the manager Jake Dunkan was also on this first flight. The joyride ended, and the plane landed safely. Then Aycock took Rhoads and hairdresser/seamstress Rachel Youngblood on another flight. Airey presuaded Rhoads to go on the second flight, despite his well known fear of flying. Rhoads apparently agreed to go because of a couple of reasons: First, the seamstress had a heart condition, and so Aycock agreed to do nothing risky. Besides that, one of Randy's hobbies was photography, and he wanted to take an aerial photo. Apparently, during the second flight, a few attempts were made to "buzz" the tour bus where the other band members were sleeping.[2] They succeeded two times, but the third was a botched attempt. The left wing clipped the back side of the tour bus by accident, busted the fiberglass roof, then sent the plane spiraling, severing the top of a pine tree and crashing into the garage of a nearby mansion, bursting into flames. Rhoads, age 25, was killed instantly, as were Aycock, 36, and Youngblood, 58. All three bodies were burned beyond recognition, and were identified by dental records. It was later revealed in an autopsy that Aycock's system showed traces of cocaine at the time; Rhoads' toxicology test revealed the strongest thing in his bloodstream was nicotine. The NTSB investigation also determined that Aycock's medical certificate was expired and that the biennial flight review required for all pilots was overdue.[3]
Randy's funeral was held at the First Lutheran Church in Burbank, CA. He is interred at Mountain View Cemetery in San Bernardino, California where his grandparents are also buried.
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