SUIDICE is a metal band from Eau Claire, WI USA. It consists of Kris Miller (guitar), Matt Henning (vocals), Justin Marko (bass), and Kennedy Smith (drums). This is a bio from the myspace page: When most bands write their songs they're trying to send a message to the listener; something along the lines of "how do you want to live your life?" That's where SUIDICE is different. SUIDICE aims straight to the heart of the listener and fires the question, "how do you want to die?" The band's message is simple, "live every day as if it were your last because it just might be and you wouldn't want to die unsatisfied." SUIDICE was formed in November of 1999 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Formed out of the ashes of the notorious high school shock-rockers, CHAINS OF DEVOTION, SUIDICE arose, marching forward with a new mission: total musical domination. Over the years they've been called, "the tightest band in Eau Claire," with their unorthodox, complex style of songwriting. SUIDICE strives to create each new song better than the last. In 2005, the hard work began to pay off as a rough-mix of a single (entitled "Driven") from SUIDICE's debut album (entitled "Dying D.I.Y.") was featured on Turkey Vulture Records' worldwide released compilation CD, "The Harder, The Better: Volume Ten." Upon seeing their live show it's no surprise why SUIDICE is known as "the Chippewa Valley's most physically-fit, metal band" - with the wild antics of frontman, Matt Henning, nearly but never quite upstaged by the action-packed showmanship of guitarist, Kris Miller, and bass player, Justin Marko; of course the stick-twirling-madman behind the drums, Kennedy Smith, only adds to the show. SUIDICE has often travelled to perform but the band plans to take the United States by storm with an all-out, balls-to-the-wall, national tour in the future.
He was forced to commit suidice by Hitler for his defeats in North Africa and Normandy. He still was an excellent general, but Hitler needed someone to blame for his own incompetence.
+ Food and Water + We are obliged to provide a dying person with food and water as an ordinary means of sustaining life. This is not extraordinary means of life support and are therefore not optional. Anyone who would remove the basic intravenous feeding or a stomach feeding tube is not allowing the natural death process to take place but hastening the death of another, and this is a sin. + Excessive means + While the Catholic Church is the champion of the right to life in all circumstances, she never asks us to try to preserve life where God is clearly calling an person from this world to the next. In other words, the Church does not place obligations on us to interfere in the dying process and in fact rejects attempts to do so as excessive and unjust. The ultimate meaning of a person's life is not found in this world but rather in the world to come, and the Church does not place obstacles to his or her entry into the fullness of Life. + Euthanasia and Assisted Suicide + Please note there is a chasm of difference between + Turning off a machine that is keeping a dying person alive and letting a person die a natural death + Physician assisted suicide where when a doctor prescribes a lethal amount of medication with the intent of helping a person commit suicide. The patient then takes the dose himself or herself + Euthanasia where a doctor injects a lethal amount of medication with or without the patients permission or knowledge The Catholic Church does not approve of euthanasia or assisted suidice.