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Step into a wintery world full of magic with the limited edition ghd wonderland styler gift set. This enchanting styler, which shares all the features of the ghd V gold classic styler, shines in a spectrum of cool blue, lilac and teal shades and, with its iridescent finish, changes colour in different lights and from different angles. Sparkling black plates glide effortlessly through your hair to make straightening on all hair types and lengths quick and easy. And if it's curls and waves you want to create, the plates' contoured edges are designed to give you perfect results every time. Each styler is packed with handy features such as an extra long cord to allow for flexible styling, automatic sleep mode after 30 minutes without use and universal voltage, so you can use your styler anywhere in the world. The gift set is completed with two sectioning clips and a co-ordinating styler bag that unzips to become a heat-resistant mat – perfect for using at home or when travelling.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Millie7 Light, easy to handle This styler is not quite as robust as my last ghd choice.(which lasted years!) It is VERY quick to heat & then nice and light to hold & manoeuvre----essential for me as I have dodgy wrists!! The safety cut-out feature is also very useful, as I often walk away forgetting to switch off! The case is neat & handy for resting hot appliance in & when travelling. I bought a second one for my daughter for Christmas. I hope it lasts as long as my old straightener. 13 December 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sazzle excellent, perfect ghd's! Absolutely fantastic product! I had my last pair of original ghd's for 9 years and couldn't be without ghd's! I ordered the wonderland styler because it looked amazing! But performance matches the look. Great product, here's to another 9years (hopefully) ha 12 December 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tomm53 better than mark 4 Bought these for my daughter she loves them.she had the mark four but thinks are much better. 09 December 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gemma25 Excellent My first ever pair of GHD's and I love them. My hair stays straight all day and feels so soft after straightening, which I never had with previous purchases. Would definitely recommend! 09 December 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by GemDubai81 Beautiful design I recently purchased these as a replacement. Although my previous GHD's are still working perfectly, I have had them 8 years and dread the day they go as I couldn't survive without GHD straighteners! I love the new 'beeping' when they're ready and the ghd sign lighting up and they really are gorgeous to look at, purple in one light and a Teal in another. The only thing I will say is it takes me longer to do my hair with these ones as my older ones are the wider version, but that is just me being lazy!! Also would have liked the option of purchasing alongside matching brush as a set like is offered with other colours. Have used other brands in the past but swear by GHD's as they work so well and don't pull or catch your hair like some other brands. 08 December 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Caitlin4 Love it It is so pretty and comes with a pretty bag and really good clips 04 December 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vixie Stunning and Proficient Only had Mk 4 GHD stylers before and I thought they were excellent and reliable until I received the 'Wonderland' Mk 5 set as a gift recently. Stunning to look at - love the iridescent colour - along with the refined rounded shape, I have found the styler to be extremely proficient at taming unruly wavy and fine hair into sleek shiny locks! Great carry case, clips and nozzle also provided with these. Would recommend this styler to anyone. 02 December 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jenlar Not as good as old stylers The Wonderland styler is visually attractive and the beeps to signify the styler is hot enough is great! Not as hot as old stylers were and mine have a wierd smell like melted plastic when they're on! 01 December 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AngelaL28 Brilliant product! This product is brilliant! It glides through my hair leaving it super straight & shiny. Would highly recommend this straightener! 30 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gymbunny Very stylish A great product & love the colour with matching bag. Ideal for travel as well as home 29 November 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Karen54 Plates do not touch Disappointed with this item as the plates didn't touch. 27 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by becks87 I love my new ghds!! I'm in love with my new ghds. I like the two tone look, and the cute travel bag that turns into a heat proof mat. I needed new straighteners due to my old ones not working any more. Great present for yourself or for a loved one! 27 November 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Welshhair So pretty! The wonderland straighteners are so pretty. The colour effect is lovely, the "on" light is blue too to match. Comes in a nice protective bag which also serves as a heat proof mat... Great feature. I think I prefer the "Matt" effect GHDs though as I personally find them easier to hold and therefore easier to use. Still, highly recommended, especially for the time of year. Very festive. Oh and it goes without saying, GHDs beat other makes hands down. 26 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by tburb good product Excellent styler. Great value for money. Would recommend. 26 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sammy1989 Light weight Very light weight, quick heat up time. Hair stays styled for longer even after sleeping on it, gives hair shine, easy to clean due to slim line. Beautiful colour. 26 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JVERNON Excellent product My new GHD's are not only stylish but are a pleasure to use, it's a great buy with the bag that doubles up as a heat mat. 24 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Denman Very good for staightnering hair Just glides through my hair making it look lovely and shining best ones ived every brought 23 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by mejaur I'm very Happy to bought it I'm very Happy to bought IT the results are incredible 23 November 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Biggychops88 Love the heat case an clips I got with them gorgeous presentation I love the style of these straighteners. Not sure if it is because they are new but I don't feel they are as hot as my older ones an straightening my hair fully without feeling it is still a bit big as I have very frizzy hair. I am wearing them in though love the colour of them. 22 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marie1234 Keeps your hair straight Quick to heat up and easy to use. Great bag that turns into heat resistant mat. 21 November 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by lewis88 the product looks good The product broke after around a week of use and still havent got a replacement yet 21 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Tatie Best birthday gift ever! The best birthday gift ever. Since the first time I heard about GHD I wanted one and finally about 5 years later my husband bought me one for my 25th birthday, and I can say with out a doubt it is the best gift ever. Any husband would be loved by the woman he buys it for. It also makes my long hair easier to handle. I can't wait to try and curl my hair. Once you go GHD you never go back! 21 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chris60 Great features and easy to use. I have had GHD's recommended to me many times, so when my old hair straightener wasn't working all that well I decided to give them a try. My hairdresser had only recently stocked the wonderland model so I purchased one and haven't looked back. It is just a pleasure to use. I believe what everybody has been saying they are just a great product. 18 November 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by LalaLaura Amazing! They are the best straighteners I have ever had and look amazing too! The only thing that I think would benefit them is if you could choose the heat. Also when I first used them it smelt like they were burning but after about 4 uses that stopped. But these are only miner things and the overall item is fabulous! I love them so much!!! 16 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Cinta90 Great product Love these straighteners. They look good and straighten my hair really well. 14 November 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by maheytay no great shakes Im a bit dissapointed in this ghd its pricey but no better than the bog standand ghd. You are paying for the shiney colour. Shame i feel ive made an expensive mistake. I should have stuck with the gold series. 14 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Louise1989 great Great set of GHDs however, I feel they arent as good as my original ones that I had for seven years. The blades dont shut as tightly. 14 November 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by jo32 love the colour Bought as a spare set but I prefer series 4 at the moment. Need more time to get used to them! 12 November 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Debnamnick This is amazing and tames my frizzy hair easily! Amazing product, easy to use and fabulous results. Tames my frizzy and unruly hair easily 09 November 2013
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Family Ties: Panoz Road & Race Cars
Young American car manufacturer builds heritage with road car and Le Mans racer.
By April 1, 2002 / Photos by Guy Spangenberg
It is early winter, about 40 degrees Fahrenheit at the Road Atlanta race circuit in Braselton, Georgia. Just before the front straight, a fast-approaching Batmobile-like Panoz LMP-1 Roadster S dashes down the hill, pushing through the crisp, cold air with a deafening rumble. A split second later the same Le Mans racer thunders by with an ear-piercing crackling exhaust note at speeds in excess of 170 mph. Your heart pounds quickly and adrenaline rushes to the tips of your fingers and toes; any hint of cold in your body has all but vanished now.
The LMP-1 Roadster's stout on-track presence is indicative of the fierce commitment that Danny Panoz and his father Don share to produce American-built luxury grand touring road cars and professional sports racers. Yes, over the years there have been several small car manufacturers that over-promised and under-delivered. But none has fully immersed itself in the automotive enthusiasts' world with the same vigor and methodical approach as the Panoz family.
Late in 1989 the younger Panoz started Panoz Auto Development and began building a cycle-fendered roadster. Underneath its skin was a stainless-steel space frame based on a design by the Irish small car builder Thompson Motor Company, and it was powered by Ford's 5.0-liter pushrod V-8. Six years later Panoz became the first modern American car manufacturer to use an aluminum chassis. The new Panoz A.I.V. (Aluminum Intensive Vehicle) Roadster was also fitted with an all-aluminum, 305-bhp 32-valve V-8 (see "Les 24 Heures du Madonna Inn," March 1999). Expanding into a more refined and exclusive high-performance market, the grand touring Esperante convertible was introduced in 2000 equipped with the Cobra's 320-bhp V-8 (see the October 1999 issue).


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Above: Dirt (MIT Press, 2012); Vik Muniz, Pictures of Dust (2000) (after Donald Judd's Untitled, 1965 and Richard Serra's Left Corner Rectangles, 1979); Vik Muniz, Wasteland (2007-10) (see the documentary film website)
My very first semester of graduate school, I took a class called "Post-Spectacle" in the Architecture and Design department at UPenn taught by Helene Furjan. It was a great crash course in Guy Debord's "Society of the Spectacle" from c.1900 phantasmagoria—theater shows with projected magic lantern slides—to c.2000 Las Vegas casinos—with their disorienting carpets and scented air so that time, space, and anything outside collapses into quarter-lobbing oblivion. It was also great to meet architecture students whose rapacious program dictated a tempo that made the art history PhD track seem languorous. A few weeks in Helene announced that she was working with a group of students on a publication, via. The issue on Occupation had just come out and the new issues on Dirt was in the works (Camouflage is in-process now). She gave us the option of writing something for a final paper. I wrote about recreations by artists as a way of remaking the heavy detritus of art's history, and one heavily edited example from my rambling first graduate school paper made its way into the collection of essays. That was 2007, and like most academic publishing, I have learned, the book has finally been published jointly with MIT Press this month in 2012.
The beautiful book is a varied collection of takes (conversations, essays, designs) on an almost limitless definition of dirt. Many take detritus—the rejected, excreted, organic, excessive—as a modality of practice for doing and creation. From the flap: "Dirt presents a selection of works that share dirty attitudes: essays, interviews, excavations, and projects that view dirt not as filth but as a medium, a metaphor, a material, a process, a design tool, a narrative, a system. […] The chapters predict and report on city waterfronts revamped by climate change, the reinvention of suburbia, and cityscapes of ruins; dish the dirt with yet-to-be proven facts; make such unexpected linkages as ornament to weed growth and cell networks to zip-ties; examine the work of innovative thinkers who have imagined or created, among other things, a replica of Robert Smithson's famous earthwork Spiral Jetty in "table-top scale," live models of the Arctic ice caps, and an inhabitable "green roof"; and describe an ecological landscape urbanism that incorporates the natural sciences in its processes." Yup, that's (emboldened) what I wrote about. Vik Muniz's recreation in his Brooklyn apartment of Robert Smithson's legendary earth art. I basically discuss appropriation hinting at originality while exposing artificiality as contemporary art's dirty modality.
Had I written it today, I would have expanded on Muniz's incredible oeuvre. His collection of dust (skin, hair, nails, and particles left by the crowds of museum-goers and biological processes) from the Whitney museum, and his use of this public material to recreate installation photos of major minimalist sculptures by Serra, Judd, etc. And so, for instance, you have the sterile minimalist space of the museum and simple, serial forms re-composed from the dirty detritus of that museum space. It's freaking brillant. Or maybe I would include his work in the trash dumps of Brazil, where he worked with local "catadores"—pickers of recyclables—to create large-scale photographs of famous artworks from the materials and then uses his renown to exhibit and sell the works at auction and gives the money back to the community. It's captured in a moving documentary Wasteland.
I'm thrilled the book is out…check your local store to see if it's on the shelves!
Dirt contributors include Barry Bergdoll, Alan Berger, Anita Berrizbeitia, Megan Born, William Braham, Lindsay Bremner, Kim Brickley, Case Brown, Mark Campbell, James Corner, Phillip Crosby, Keller Easterling, Ruth Erickson, Larissa Fassler, Annette Fiero, Helene Furján, Future Cities Lab, Andrea Hansen, Mark Alan Hughes, Tetsugo Hyakutake, Robert Le Ricolais, Lily Jencks, Peter Lloyd Jones, Keith Kaseman, Ferda Kolatan, John Landis, Sylvia Lavin, Andrew Lucia, Ian McHarg, Frank Matero, PEG Office of Landscape + Architecture, Rhett Russo, SERVO, Cathrine Veikos, Phoebe Washburn, Marion Weiss, and Richard Wesley.
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Martin Amis's live music career is celebrated in the concert memorabilia available at Wolfgang's Vault. The Collection is divided into Martin Amis Posters, Martin Amis Photographs, Martin Amis Apparel as well as other Martin Amis memorabilia such as vintage tickets backstage passes and media like Rolling Stone magazines.


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Obama and the Democrats planned, designed, passed, and instituted Obamacare without one Republican vote. They now realize that this healthcare cannot work as promised. We will not save $2,500 per family, many cannot keep our existing insurance, and they also will not be assured of keeping their doctor, as Obama has repeated numerous times on video!
Bill Clinton (whose wife may run for president) now reveals that he believes Obama should "honor the commitment that the federal government made to those people and let them keep what they got." Bill also said, "The big lesson is that we're better off with this law than without it." (His wife tried unsuccessfully to drive through "Hillary Care" during his administration.)
This fiasco could be compared to Obama and the Democrats promising us a racehorse that would be competitive. Then, three and a half years later they deliver a horse with one leg shorter than the others. Then Bill Clinton says that we are better off with the horse than without it.
It is difficult to imagine how such people ever got a job in government.
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text: Green Winter brings snowflake solar cells — upping solar efficiency 100 times December 28, 2009 10:27 AM Camille Ricketts 0 Here we are in the dead of winter, but the most interesting snowflake around is actually all about the sun. A new technology, called the snowflake solar cell, has just debuted and is said to be 100 times more efficient than traditional solar modules. If this is true, it could mean a major about-face for the entire solar industry. The secret behind the snowflakes? They're smaller — a lot smaller. A standard solar cell measures about 6 square inches. The average snowflake cell is about 0.25 to 1 millimeter across and 14 to 20 micrometers thick, like a glitter or sequin particle. Just think about how many more you could fit on the surface of a solar panel. According to the snowflake's developer, Sandia National Laboratories, the crystalline silicon cells generate just as much energy while using 100 times less material — by far the most expensive part of any solar system. There are several other advantages to the snowflakes. For example, if a 6 square-inch module fails on a rooftop solar panel, it will seriously detract from that panel's productivity. If a single snowflake cell fails, there is hardly any difference in output. Also, when it comes to production, snowflakes can be made out of much of the waste resulting from silicon wafer creation. This isn't true of the larger modules. The snowflake chips are also less vulnerable to shade, Sandia says. The snowflakes open the door to more creative solar applications. Sandia mentions potential for weaving the cells into fabrics for eventual solar clothing, tents, car covers and bags. If the price comes down enough, the powdered cells could eventually be used to cover rooftops for bolstered solar energy generation, or even devices. What if your iPod or laptop could be covered in snowflake solar cells? You might hardly ever need to plug in. Right now, the tiny cells are converting sunlight to energy at a consistent 14.9 percent. This is pretty promising, considering that the average solar cell has an efficiency between 13 and 20 percent. The big hurdle now is to bring the price down, and to convince other companies to incorporate the technology into their products. That's somewhat of a chicken-and-egg problem — but the concept is so neat that it could take off fast. Using less pricey silicon to produce the same amount of energy is a major trend in the solar industry today. Marquee companies like Solyndra, First Solar and SoloPower are all perfecting thin-film solar systems to bring down costs. Others, like Innovalight are working on solar inks — liquid-like solutions of minuscule solar cells (not unlike the snowflakes, perhaps representing some competition) that can be printed onto conductive material to generate electricity. The snowflake solar cells are just one of many projects Sandia is tackling right now. Most of its scientific inquiries have applications for defense, nuclear nonproliferation and homeland security. But if this solar breakthrough takes off, which it seems poised to do, the company could become a more formidable force in the cleantech sector as well. This year, it received $835.8 million from the U.S. Department of Energy to do just that.


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When Jon Jones and Alexander Gustafsson fought at UFC 165 this past September, it was widely believed that "The Mauler" would be Jones' toughest challenge to date. The MMA world was flipped upside down on that night in Toronto, as Jon Jones looked about as human as he has ever looked. As for Gus, he was applauded for taking Jones to the brink.
Jones would squeak by via unanimous decision, however, many fans and media members felt as though Gustafsson did enough to win. The fight took a major toll on both fighters, as both would end up in the hospital. Since that fight, only Gustafsson has returned to action, defeating Jimi Manuwa back on March 8th. Meanwhile, Jones defends his belt at UFC 172 on April 26th against Glover Teixeira.
Immediately after the decision was read back at UFC 165, everyone, including Gus, were expecting an immediate rematch. That, of course, did not happen. In a recent interview with Damon Martin of Fox Sports, Gus gave his own theory as to why it has not happened yet.
The thing is he knows — he knows I'm a really bad match-up for him. He knows that. I don't think Jones is scared or he's trying to run or anything like that. He just knows that I'm a really bad matchup and he knows that we will fight one day. He knows that, but he's trying to avoid it as long as he can.
Many fans criticized Jones for not seeking out an immediate rematch with Alexander Gustafsson, in what would undoubtedly be one of the biggest rematches in UFC history. While Gus didn't specifically mention that Jones handpicks opponents, he did feel as though Teixeira represents the type of fighter that Jones likes to fight.
He's a very dangerous opponent. I think he's a good fighter in every aspect — he's a good striker, good wrestler and he puts everything together and he hits very hard. My prediction is I think Jones will win because I think Glover's a typical opponent for Jones. Jones wants to fight him because it matches up very good style wise.
Lately, Jones has been very vocal, both on social media and in public, about his thoughts on the state of the light heavyweight division. He has managed to draw the ire of many fans; the same ones who thought that Gus took the first fight. For some reason, Jones feels like there should be a mini tournament to see who gets to fight him.
Why not give the winner of Alexander and DC the winner of myself and Glover??
— Jon Bones Jones (@JonnyBones) March 9, 2014
For the record, Gustafsson has kept a very positive outlook on things. After all, he is already guaranteed a shot at the winner of Jones vs. Teixeira.
It feels great, I can't wait. The future looks very good and I'm very excited.
As bad as this may seem, I am positive that everyone, outside of the people of Brazil, will be rooting for Jones to best Teixeira. Fans merely look at Glover as the last obstacle before a huge, big money showdown between Jones and Gustafsson. Let's hope that Teixeira Jones gives us what we want, Jones vs. Gustafsson II.


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Jason kicks off today's show discussing Mexico's friendly against Israel and Mexico's preparations for the World Cup.
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The preseason marches on and the Galaxy have picked up momentum as they continue on toward the season opener on March 8th. With games now completed versus FC Shirak and in Mexico City, against Pumas this LA team is taking shape. Join hosts LA Galaxy Insider, Adam Serrano and Josh Guesman as they take a look back over these scrimmages in an effort to figure out what Bruce has learned so far.
Updates regarding LA Galaxy II, and the weekend game for the senior side vs the San Jose Earthquakes are both discussed.
Plus, we have post game audio from the FC Shirak game. Gyasi Zardes, Rob Friend and Stefan Ishizaki all give us their views of the play last weekend.
The original Cuju trio returns at last, though Richard is on a phone line as his computer is still under repair. We break down the four Champions League quarterfinal second legs, read some headlines and Richard offers some feelings about Margaret Thatcher. We also answer your listener e-mails.
This week's music: Autograph – "Turn up the Radio", The Police – "Demolition Man", Wizard of Oz Soundtrack – "The Witch is Dead", Simple Minds – "Don't You (Forget About Me)".
This show is falling apart. Josh is away yet again attending a CCL game (I mean seriously, who goes to those?) and Richard is having computer issues (at least that's a legitimate reason to miss the show), so Zach is left to herd cats as Richard Farley and Ryan Rosenblatt join the show this week. We discuss the Champions League quarterfinals, Paolo di Canio's hiring by Sunderland and Deadspin's curse word bracket. There's also headlines (sort of) and listener questions.
This week's music: Autograph – "Turn up the Radio", The Band – "The Weight", David Bowie – "Heroes", David Bowie – "I'm Afraid of Americas".
After a couple weeks of guest hosts the original Cuju three are back together for another episode of everyone' favorite soccer podcast. On this week's edition we break down the Champions League "Elite 8″, ponder why the FA are a pack of spineless turds and offer our thoughts on the turmoil surrounding the US Men's National Team. There's were also headlines to be read and listener questions to be answered, a full show.
This week's music: Autograph – "Turn up the Radio", XX, David Bowie – "Cat People (Putting Out the Fire), John Lennon – "Instant Karma (We All Shine On)", Simple Minds – "Don't You (Forget About Me)".
Since apparently everybody on this show is becoming a diva, we're once again missing someone. Josh was off watching his precious Galaxy in some tournament game so Zach is back in the host chair. Richard is back though and we're joined by SB Nation's Kevin McCauley to break down all the Champions League action this week, Oliver Kay getting hoaxed and headlines. We also answer listener questions.
This week's music: Autograph – "Turn up the Radio", Afroman – "Because I Got High", Grandaddy – "Nature Album", Simple Minds – "Don't You (Forget About Me)".
Welcome to today's episode of ESPN700′s #OnFrame. James Rust, Trey Fitz-Gerald and Jeremy Horton review Real Salt Lake's 1-0 loss to D.C. United and preview Saturday's game against Colorado with Chris Bianchi.
In this episode, Hank and Matty are all "Fired" up for the New England Revolution's first game of the season against the evil Chicago Fire. Hank and Matty review the Revs media day and get a little bit into the on-line chat from Jay Heaps which leads them to a discussion on who is going to be captain for this team. Is it Matt Reis by default? by seniority? Time will tell. In the second section Hank talks to Jeff Krause from the Fire Confidential Podcast (@firepodFC) about what to expect from the Fire on Saturday night. Matty and Hank then close out the show with more talk about the Revs and potential line-ups against the Fire, and then review all the chatter in the #NEREVS hashtag mailbag.
Josh returns but now Richard is out, so we did the only thing you can do in that situation. Trade out one Dick for another…interchangeable Dicks. Richard Farley joins us to help break down this week's headlines, all the Champions League action, including Nani's controversial red card against Real Madrid. We also answer listener questions and have one of the greatest moments in show history.
This week's music: Autograph – "Turn up the Radio", Ben Folds – "Sleazy (Ke$ha Cover)" – Ben Folds & Rufus Wainwright – "Carless Whisper", Simple Minds – "Don't You (Forget About Me)".
Welcome to today's episode of ESPN700′s #OnFrame. Brian Dunseth, Trey Fitz-Gerald and James Rust preview Real Salt Lake's upcoming opening match against D.C. United with guests Chris Wingert, Robbie Russell and Brian Straus (Sporting News).


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- Can You Feel the Love Tonight by Joseph Williams and Sally Dworsky feat. Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella and Kristle Edwards (1994)
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- That's What Friends Are For by Rod Stewart (1982)
Circle of Life (1994)is a cover of
- Circle of Life by Carmen Twillie feat. Lebo M (1994)
Pinball Wizard (1975)is a cover of
- Pinball Wizard by The Who (1969)
Poker Face / Speechless / Your Song (2010)by Lady Gaga feat. Elton Johnis a cover of
- Poker Face by Lady Gaga (2008)
- Your Song by Elton John (1970)
- Speechless by Lady Gaga (2009)
Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word (2004)by Ray Charles and Elton Johnis a cover of
- Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word by Elton John (1976)
An Olympic Record (1968)by The Barron Knights feat. Elton Johnis a cover of
- Delilah by Tom Jones (1968)
- Lazy Sunday by Small Faces (1968)
- Dream a Little Dream of Me by Ozzie Nelson & His Orchestra (1931)
Love Song (1970)is a cover of
- Love Song by Lesley Duncan (1969)
Teardrops (1993)by Elton John and k.d. langis a cover of
- Teardrops by Womack & Womack (1988)
I Saw Her Standing There (1987)by Paul McCartney, Bryan Adams, Eric Clapton and Phil Collins feat. Elton John and Mark Knopfleris a cover of
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Some info on the 2004 cover album... In the late sixties and early seventies, when Elton John recorded these tracks, there was a market in Britain for budget albums, these were recorded & released before Elton got famous, so you might look at these as released in '70s (no info on those albums). Only 69/70 versions were covered, which is why you might see some covers of covers (for instance: Love of the Common People)


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James F. Perry, 74, formerly a longtime Kane resident, passed away peacefully in his Doraville, Ga. home on Dec. 28, 2011 after a long and courageous battle with cancer.
Mr. Perry was an Air Force veteran and retired as the Plant Manager of Southern Tea in Atlanta, Ga. He is survived by his second wife, Judy Camp Perry of Doraville, sons James P. Perry of Kane, Jon R. Perry (Joni) of Pittsburgh and daughter Jodi E. Perry of Manassas, Va., three stepchildren, one brother, three sisters and 16 grandchildren.
Dorothy J. Hurlburt, 82, of 7 Bridge St., Mt. Jewett, died Monday, Jan. 2, 2012, at Kane Community Hospital.
Born April 9, 1929, in Tioga County, she was a daughter of Peter F. and Cora Ann Slocum Jones. On Dec. 18, 1944, in Whitesville, N.Y., she married Andrew J. Hurlburt who preceded her in death.
Mrs. Hurlburt, a homemaker, is survived by three daughters, Juanita (Frankie) Cornelius of Mt. Jewett, Norma (William) Way of Irvine and Pat Camatti in California; a son, Duane Hurlburt of Andover, N.Y.; 20 grandchildren; many great-grandchildren; and a brother, Paul Jones of Hornell, N.Y.
DUKE CENTER – The Kane Lady Wolves closed out the season with the junior varsity and varsity winning their respective tournament championships.
The Lady Wolves secured their fourth straight Christmas Tournament with a dominating 69-31 win over home-standing Otto-Eldred.
"It was a good team win," said Kane head coach Dave Kiehl.
All 11 girls played in the game while nine where able to get in the scoring column.
We are now into a new year. 2011 turned out to be a very good year for me photography wise. At the beginning of the year, I had no idea what to photograph, and with the long winter we were having, I was afraid I would miss some great winter shots. There were great opportunities out there, but most of my favorite places were snowed in, or I just didn't feel like hiking into the woods with snow up to my waist. I know what you're thinking! A true die hard photographer wouldn't give it a second thought, trudging through the deep snow to get that perfect shot.
Violet "Vee" M. Lamberson, 98, of New Haven Court, 100 Freedom Way, Greensburg, and formerly of 100 Hemlock Ave., Kane, died Jan. 2, 2012, at her residence.
Born Sept. 6, 1913, in Ellicottville, N.Y., she was a daughter of Frank H. and Kittie Lovelace Kifer. She was married at St. Callistus Catholic Church to George J. Lamberson who preceded her in death in 1997.
Cora O. Steele, 79, of 50 Johnson Rd., in Wetmore, near Kane, died Thursday afternoon, Dec. 29, 2011 at the Kane Community Hospital.
Born Dec. 10, 1932 in Manorville, she was the daughter of Ray and Helen Cook Transue. On July 11, 1953 in Kane, she married Richard H. Steele, who died in 2005.
Cora was the head cook at the Kane Area Middle School for 27 years.Â
William W. Perry, Jr., 70, of 30 Birch St., Kane, died Wednesday morning, Dec. 28, 2011 at the Golden Living Center in Oil City.
Born July 16, 1941 in Kane, he was the son of William W. and Betty Powell Perry. On Feb. 14, 1970 in Kane, he married Christine A. Nevel, who died April 15, 1999.
Bill graduated from Kane Area High School in 1959 and later served in the National Guard until 1975. He was a sales representative for Stackpole Corp. in Kane and St. Marys for over 35 years.Â
James H. Gross, 84, of 5 Bridge St., formerly a lifelong resident of Bradford, died Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011, at the Sena Kean Manor.
Born Aug. 18, 1927, in Bradford, he was a son of the late William Clayton and Frances Long Gross.
During World War II, he served in the U.S. Army as an infantry cook.
He was a member of the Bradford Baptist Church and more recently attended the Kushequa Union Church and the Mt. Jewett Assembly of God Church. He had worked in the oil fields before he started his sales career at B&B Electric. Later, he was employed as a chef at the Seneca Casino.
RIDGWAY – County commissioners on Tuesday approved an $11.3 million spending plan that features no new taxes highlighted with a 3-percent wage increase for bargaining and non-bargaining county employees.
"The 2012 budget was presented to the public at our meeting earlier in the month," said Elk County Commissioner Daniel R. Freeburg. "We went into the public participation and review process, it's been on display online as well as physically in our office, and I don't believe we've had any comments on it."
James H. Gross, 84, of 5 Bridge St., Mt. Jewett, died Tuesday morning, Dec. 27, 2011, at the Sena-Kean Manor. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Cummings Funeral Home, Inc.


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The 2014 Dairy Science Showcase is Nov. 6, 2014.
- 10:00 am – 3:30 pm at Dejope Hall
- Research Theme: New Results from USDA-funded project "An Integrated Approach to Improve Dairy Cattle Fertility"
Register for the 2014 Showcase here
9:30-10:00am: Arrival and Check-in
10:00-10:15am: Welcome – Department Chair Kent Weigel
Presentation of findings from a $1 million U.S. Department of Agriculture project titled "An Integrated Approach to Improving Dairy Cow Fertility"
10:15-10:45am: Paul Fricke
The impact of mastitis on fertility and pregnancy loss
10:45-11:15am: Randy Shaver
The impact of nutrition on reproductive performance
11:15-11:45am: Victor Cabrera
Economic evaluation of reproductive programs
11:45am-12:15pm: Connie Cordoba
The Repro Money extension program
12:15-12:30pm: Introduction of Matt Akins as new Marshfield-based dairy management specialist
12:30-1:30pm: Graduate Student Poster Session and Hosted Lunch
Graduate Student Presentations
1:30-1:45pm: Catie Cramer (Amy Stanton Lab)
Associations between bovine respiratory disease complex and the probability and latency of group-reared neonatal dairy calves to approach a novel object or stationary person
1:45-2:00pm: Rob Rowbotham (Pam Ruegg Lab)
Quantification of microbial populations in organic and inorganic dairy cattle bedding materials
2:00-2:15pm: Paulo Carvalho (Paul Fricke Lab)
Modifications to Ovsynch improve fertility during resynchronization: Evaluation of presynchronization with GnRH 6 d before Ovsynch and addition of a second PGF treatment
2:15-2:30pm: Jimena Laporta (Laura Hernandez Lab)
Infusion of a 5-hydroxy-L-tryptophan (5-HTP) to late-lactation cows impacts circulating calcium and glucose concentrations
2:30-3:00pm: Kent Weigel
Research & Development for the Dairy Industry at UW-Madison – How does it work and how has it changed?
3:00-3:20pm: Town Hall Q & A
3:20-3:40pm: Recognition of Scholarship Recipients – Laura Hernandez
3:40pm: Ice Cream Social
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The Showcase, designed to highlight the department's research, extension and instructional efforts, will kick off with a "State of CALS and UW Dairy Science" presentation, followed by talks by faculty members and graduate students on current research initiatives. Participants also will have the opportunity to meet with master's and doctoral students during a research poster session and help honor undergraduate scholarship recipients during a brief awards ceremony.
Kent Weigel, professor and chair of the dairy science department, says the goal of the Showcase is to foster interactions between the department's campus community and its alumni and industry stakeholders. "We want our alumni and stakeholders to meet our new staff, graduate students and undergrads," he says. "We also want to recognize those who have helped support our programs by sponsoring research projects, funding scholarships and contributing in countless other ways."
Findings from a $1 million U.S. Department of Agriculture project titled "An Integrated Approach to Improving Dairy Cow Fertility" will be highlighted at the event. Several dairy science faculty have been involved in the collaborative project, which seeks to assess the contributions of various management factors to dairy cow fertility. The researchers are also evaluating the economic impact of reproductive management strategies on overall farm sustainability under a variety of management scenarios.
As a steward of public trust and private investment, the UW-Madison dairy science program is committed to providing cutting-edge, science-based knowledge for the industry and unparalleled training to students interested in pursuing careers in the field. The department's goal is to improve the quality of milk and the efficiency and profitability of its production around the world.
To attend the Dairy Science Showcase, please register online by October 26th at dysci.wisc.edu/showcase/. Registration is free and covers complementary lunches and an ice cream social for participants. All activities will be held at campus' Dejope Hall, located at 640 Elm Drive. Parking passes can be purchased when registering for the event.
Rock River Laboratory, Inc. is a sponsor of the 2014 Showcase. For additional sponsorship opportunities contact, Ted Halbach by e-mail at email@example.com or phone at (608) 219-5289.


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WOONSOCKET — Coming off of a convincing 13-2 win over North Smithfield Wednesday afternoon to start their playoff run, the Woonsocket Villa Novans defeated the Narragansett Mariners, 4-2, to keep their playoff momentum going in the Division II Region 2 playoffs.
The Villa Novans' Kory Lawrence dominated the game from the mound. In seven innings, he gave up two runs on two hits, three walks and an struck out an incredible 14 batters. One of Lawrence's fastballs was clocked at 93 miles per hour, and when he mixed it with his breaking ball, he left batters looking dazed and confused.
"[His] effort on the mound was fantastic today," Woonsocket coach John Marsella said. "We've been riding our pitching all year and we hope to be riding it through the playoffs.
Woonsocket jumped out to an early 1-0 lead in the first inning with some help from sloppy baseball on the part of Narragansett. The Villa Novans' junior Cody L'Heureux got the inning started with a double to left field. Sophomore Randy Reyes moved him over to third with a sacrifice bunt and junior Brandon Rainville was hit by a pitch to put runners on the corners.
Rainville attempted to steal second, and the catcher, rather than risk a runner scoring, threw a bad ball to second base, allowing L'Heureux to score.
Woonsocket added two more runs in the second inning. Sophomore Victor Hunt hit a bloop single to right field and stole second to put a runner in scoring position. After the next batter struck out, sophomore Jonathan Flynn hit a deep triple into left field, bringing in Hunt.
Freshman Alex Denoylle hit a sacrifice bunt to the pitcher to bring in Flynn and increase Woonsocket's lead to 3-0.
Marsella was impressed with the way his team not only advanced runners, but brought them in when they were in scoring position.
"It's important to score when the opportunity presents itself," Marsella said. "Today, we had a couple of important bunts, which really helped us out. In a close game like this, every run counts."
The Mariners would not go down without a fight, however. In the top of the third, they added a run of their own when junior Arthur Kershaw hit a single to center field to bring in sophomore teammate Nicholas Schone.
Then in the bottom of the third, the Villa Novans added their fourth and final run when the Mariners' left fielder misplayed a fly ball that brought home Woonsocket's Reyes from second base.
In the top of the sixth inning, Narragansett pushed to tie the game, but only brought in one run. The Mariners' junior Ross Hodnett hit a ball into right field that brought in teammate Kershaw.
Woonsocket's sophomore William Andino blasted a ball into deep left field in the bottom half of the sixth inning that appeared to be deep enough for an inside the park home run. But the Narragansett catcher was able to block the plate and apply the tag to keep the game at 4-2.
Senior Michael Herchen pitched for the Mariners and got the loss. In his first two innings alone, he gave up three runs four hits and a hit batter with no strikeouts. But for the rest of the game, he seemed much more in control of things.
In the final four innings, Herchen only have up one run—which was the result of an error—on one hit with two strikeouts. He retired the last ten batters he faced to end the game. The damage had been done, though.
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Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Najam Sethi has said that the board has signed an agreement with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to play three 'home' and two away bilateral series in the next cycle of Future Tours Programme (FTP).
Sethi said that Pakistan had agreed to conditionally support the governance and financial overhaul in the ICC after the BCCI entered into an agreement with the PCB on playing five bilateral series in the next FTP cycle.
According to The Nation, Sethi said that the 'home' series meant that Pakistan might now host India even at a neutral venue, which could be UAE or some other country, adding that when a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) is signed, then more details will be worked out between the two boards in a manner beneficial to Pakistani cricket.
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Adorable El Paso Dogs in Their Halloween Costumes
Want to see dogs who are clearly miserable but look absolutely hilarious? Then click this gallery of listener submitted photos of their pooches in costumes.
Want to see dogs who are clearly miserable but look absolutely hilarious? Then click this gallery of listener submitted photos of their pooches in costumes.
Have you ever wondered why we do some of what we do in observance of Halloween? Well, let your Uncle Mikey drop some info on you and wonder no more. Here are the origins of trick-or-treating, Jack-o-lanterns, and haunted houses
HAUNTED EL PASO 2011 - EL PASO PLAYHOUSE: This is a digital image shot at the El Paso Playhouse Theater by Ruben Escandon Jr., one of the photographers who helped filmmaker Jackson Polk document the stories in his new DVD, "Ghost Stories of El Paso, Volume 3".
The folks at 'Today' offered up a gallery of spectacularly bad Halloween photos culled from the Awkward Family Photos website.
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HAUNTED EL PASO REVISITED - THE HAUNTED WEST CENTRAL EL PASO HOME: Members of the West Texas Paranormal Society were in studio last Halloween to discuss their investigation of a West Central El Paso home.
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I took the opportunity to wear a fun new cuff that was sent to my by Fibi and Clo, it is so "me" because it has a lion on it and we all know what that means - GRYFFINDOR! Ha ha. It always goes back to Harry Potter. Anyway, they recently launched a closed shoe line with a few of adorable ballerina flats. My favorite is the leopard, of course. They are mainly known for their super cool line of sandals which come in a wide range of styles. The lovely folks over at Fibi & Clo also sent me these amazing Monoco sandals, such a shame that it's too cold to wear them at the moment. But I can wear them walking around the house until it's warm enough (see below!)
Cape: b chyll (Roundabout Resale), Hoodie: Hollister, Jeans: Free People, Boots: Eighteen68 'Megan' (Gilt), Bag: Marc by Marc Jacobs (Saks Friends & Family Sale), Sunglasses: Marc by Marc Jacobs (Shopbop) gift card, Watch: Skagen (Rue La La), Rings: vintage & Mom's, Necklace: Geoclassics, Lion Cuff c/o Fibi & Clo,
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* I received the cuff and sandals for the purpose of this post, but all opinions are my own.
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I like the hoodie layered under the cape, that is so cute, and your new little reindeer is adorable. I love buying ornaments and always look forward to decorating the tree.ReplyDelete
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What glamorous sandals - it seems almost impossible to imagine summer coming round again at the moment!ReplyDelete
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The cuff and shoes are beautiful!ReplyDelete
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In TV series news today, we have something that really upsets me. According to screenrant in the upcoming Scream TV series, Ghostface is going to be an actual ghost. When I first heard about the Television adaptation of Scream, I didn't mind. Wes Craven was originally going to write the pilot episode, so I had hopes for it. Then I heard it was going to be on MTV…. a little hope lost (remember when MTV actually played MUSIC?!). Now with this news of Ghostface being an actual ghost, all hope is lost.
Everyone who knows me knows Scream is my favorite horror movie. I know it's an unpopular opinion, but there is a reason it is special to me. As a child I was a wuss, I wouldn't even go into a video store if there was a horror movie poster up. I was ridiculed for it by my peers. That all changed when I was eleven. I finally decided I had enough and popped Scream into my VCR (Yes, I'm old). The rest as they say, is history. I was immersed in the world of horror from then on.
The reason that the idea of Ghostface being an actual ghost upsets me is because it completely changes what Scream is all about. Scream has always been based in reality and that makes it (at least to me) scarier. It had its share of gore, and mystery. There was even comedy to make you bring your guard down, making the scares more effective when they happened. It was always a living person with a motive. Adding a supernatural element to this makes absolutely no sense. Have the Weinsteins lost their minds? They need to do the right thing, forget this abysmal TV series idea, and just make parts 5 and 6. Bob Weinstein says they've milked that cow, but I think there is more that could be done. They had no problem milking a Nightmare On Elm Street. Please for the love of god, just turn it back over to Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson, Keep Scream reality based! Don't fall victim to the recent trends.
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The Story of the Weeping Camel (Die Geschichte vom Weinenden Kamel) GermanyVisually spectacular and emotionally enriching, The Story of the Weeping Camel is an utterly beguiling docudrama set in the harsh terrain of southern Mongolia. Made as a graduation project by two German film students, this ... Read more
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If you have a specific service or situation you want to monitor, you could, of course, brew your own custom monitoring script and trigger it with cron. However, you really do not need to go reinventing wheels when several open source applications will handle the job for you. In this article, I look at three of the main contenders – Hobbit, Nagios, and monit. All are open source and freely available. All have good points and limitations. The ideal solution depends on your network, your experience, and your needs.
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