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Peter Tempelhoff has joined famous chefs Jamie Oliver and Mario Batali as a Global Feedie Ambassador. The campaign assists in raising funds to feed impoverished schoolchildren around the world.
Rumour has it that chef Peter Tempelhoff was born clutching a wooden spoon – because creating culinary magnificence was something he was born to do.
Tempelhoff is a rare creature – a hugely talented chef who understands economics, having studied the subject at university. Fortunately for the rest of us, his passion for cooking saw him change direction, and he enrolled at the Institute of Culinary Arts in Cape Town in 1996, where he finished top of his class and landed a much-coveted bursary to attend the Culinary Institute of America.
Upon his return to South Africa, he started working at the prestigious Grande Roche Hotel in Paarl, before moving to London's Quo Vadis under the tutelage of chef Marco Pierre White, a Michelin-starred luminary. He also spent time at Giorgio Locatelli's famous restaurant (with one Michelin star), Zafferano.
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Radford, Va.- The Brevard College Tornados fell to the Radford University Highlanders 81-53 in the Dedmon Center on Wednesday afternoon.
The Highlanders scored the first 17 points of the game, fueled by eight points from R.J. Price. The sophomore guard led all scorers with 20 points, including 6-of-10 shooting from beyond the arc.
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Some of the 7,500 Boeing Co. technical workers soon will be hearing from union representatives who are determining next steps after members rejected the company's contract offer.
The Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace reached out to federal mediators Wednesday to request a new round of contract talks with Boeing. The move came a day after technical workers voted down the company's contract by a margin of 3,203 to 2,868. The technical workers also gave the OK for SPEEA negotiators to call a strike, if necessary.
For the moment, though, union leaders are focused on resuming negotiations with Boeing rather than striking, Bill Dugovich, SPEEA's communications director, said Wednesday. Talks aren't likely to be scheduled until next week.
The 15,500 Boeing engineers also represented by SPEEA voted Tuesday to accept their contract by a margin of 6,483 to 5,514. SPEEA negotiates for both groups at the same time, though engineers and technical workers have separate contracts.
The threat of a strike by the union has a "different impact" now that the engineers wouldn't be eligible to participate, Dugovich said. Still, a work stoppage by technical workers would affect Boeing's operations, he said.
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Thread: OT: Shooting at Chiefs facility
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Adam Schefter @AdamSchefter Chiefs: After discussions between the league office, Head Coach Romeo Crennel and Chiefs team captains, the Chiefs adv… http://say.ly/IBK4GZI
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Re: OT: Shooting at Chiefs facilityAlthough Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
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How long before the media begin screaming about concussion syndrome and/or "roid rage"?
My ex discovered her brother minutes after he hung himself. She never recovered from the pschological trauma.
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No matter how heinous an act, if it's your family member or close friend you still care for the person. Just because you care for them or feel sympathy for them doesn't mean you condone his actions or don't feel sympathy for his victims. In fact, your greatest emotion might be guilt - thinking what could you have done to prevent this... or why didn't you see the signs of the person breaking down.
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Art Jones, a childhood friend of Jovan, reacts.
Terrible, terrible situation. Everyone lost in this.
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Horrible story. That poor little girl.Putting the Fanatic back in Fan
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Even for his agent too apparently:
And yes, Linta is also Flacco's agent.
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Chefs Tragedy and "The Game Must Go On"
Just browsing the headlines, and saw this item about Jovan Belcher from KC. Incredibly sad, and I'm sure traumatic for Pioli, Crennel, others involved, the team, the fans, etc. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of them.
As a Ravens-related issue, however, I wanted to ask about the following from the article--
"I struggle a little bit, obviously, because Jovan Belcher's profile elevates the subject," Kansas City Mayor Sly James said. "I hope people will look at the situation and try not to judge the person. There are a lot of people hurting. There's a young baby right now without parents."
James said that he spoke to Pioli after the incident. While he refused to discuss the GM's emotional state, James said Pioli was "extremely concerned that fans of this team are not disappointed and not left in the cold."
"I think they think there's an obligation to the people of this city, the fans of the team and the fans of the other team to play the game," James said.
The news cast a pall over the organization as its 1-10 team prepared to play the Panthers on Sunday.
I realize there are a lot of factors involved here, and not to single out any one more important than another, but money is one. What would you think if something similar happened with a Ravens player? Should a game be postponed?
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don't know, I didn't really expect them to postpone the game. Very rarely do games get moved in the league. I don't know that we've ever had this level of tragedy...Certainly for 9/11, there was a league-wide suspension of games. But that was a tragedy on a national scale.
You are certainly correct that money is a factor there. They have a TV contract for a 1pm game on Sunday. If you postpone that, you basically give up that TV time, which also forces Carolina's hand as their fans will lose out on seeing a team's road game.
Another thought to consider...what if the Ravens' opponent had a tragedy like this occur the day before a road game (for us), and we agreed to reschedule the game to Monday or Tuesday, but it couldn't be televised. How would fans feel about that, and also about taking on a short week now as well?
There's no right or wrong answer here. Yes, this is dealing with an issue bigger than a football game, but there's a good deal of angles to look at here. Probably helps that the Chiefs aren't in the running for the playoffs anymore, and Carolina is out after another loss or two...but on the other hand, that means the Panthers aren't going to want to disadvantage themselves..
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If it were a Ravens player, I'd give it as much emotion as I do any murderer -- not much if any.
This man, for what ever the reason or motivation, is a murderer. He should be treated as such. My sadness goes to the families of those effected, not the murderer. And I'm having a hard time with ESPN showing that memorial picture of Belcher this morning on Sportscenter. Bad taste, IMO
As to if the game should be played, yes, it should. Moving this game would effect the Panthers as well. Yes, it's a tragedy, but I don't believe it reaches the level of having to move a game.
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This is a crime of passion. While it does not excuse the crime, this wasn't a bad person. He got caught up and made a horrible spur of the moment, emotional terrible mistake and then was not able to comprehend and deal with that life changing mistake.
Of course, those with no attachment have limited sympathy, but like I said, to the NFL...players, coaches, teams and many Chiefs fans, he was family, and they know that everybody that commits a crime is not necessarily a bad person.Although Walsh's system of offense can compensate for lack of talent; however, defense is a different story. According to Walsh, talent on defense was essential and could not be compensated for. What did Walsh do in 1981? He acquired physical and talented players on defense.
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Good people die all the time and I don't know them, or mourn them. Why should I go out of my way to get choked up over a murderer? I think not.
I don't think this is quite what you were saying, RiW, but there is so much mopey-eyed stuff all over the internet over how this was a decent guy & we should all feel bad, I'm way past tired of it.Festivus
His definitions and arguments were so clear in his own mind that he was unable to understand how any reasonable person could honestly differ with him.


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SURPRISE, Ariz. — Felix Hernandez allowed one run and two hits over two innings in his spring-training debut and Stefen Romero homered twice and drove in seven runs and a Seattle Mariners split-squad pounded Kansas City 12-2 on Thursday, ending the Royals' 11-game winning streak.
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Police were on the scene Tuesday morning to investigate the vandalism at Temple Israel, 269 Loma Ave. in Belmont Heights. By 9:30 a.m., workers had painted over the graffiti.
The graffiti included anti-Semitic words and symbols about 2 feet tall written in red spray paint on the white front wall of the building.
According to the police, a passer-by spotted the graffiti about 10:30 p.m. Monday and police were investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. Police said all other Jewish temples in the city were checked and no vandalism was found.
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Did anyone experience non-food cravings while pregnant? I have heard that there are some women who crave things like dirt, coffee grounds, ice etc. It's called Pica. I did crave water during my pregnancy and never could get enough of it but as a teenager I craved ice all the time. My doctor said it was because I had an iron deficiency and put me on suppliments and he gave me a list of iron rich foods to eat. Soon - after my iron levels went back to normal - I didn't crave the ice anymore.
Anyway, I just wanted to see if any of you experienced this. Of course some of these cravings could be VERY dangerous and can't be fulfilled, so what did you do to curb them?
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Hi DoubleSunshine,
Yes some women do experience non food cravings, known as Pica. It is related to diet deficiencies.
I myself experienced Pica with three of my four children - I also craved ice with my first two and with the third I craved soap (in block form, not liquid)! Yes I know, very odd However I chose to never give in to the urge, supplemented my diet with vitamins and minerals in consultation with my care provider, and kept lumps of soap out of my line of sight! Even to this day (10 years later) my mouth waters if I see a lump of soap.
I would be interested to hear if anyone else has also experienced Pica, thank you for starting this interesting topic
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Interesting topic! I have not personally experienced pica but I have known others who have. I often wonder if its not more prevalent than we realize. Whereas many women would share the fact that they craved ice, many would not want to admit that they craved paper or sheet rock.
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I craved coal - we don't even have coal in the house: I must be weird!
I didn't give into this particular craving and settled on copious amounts of cereals and milk instead.
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My sister who is on her first trimester of pregnancy is craving for ice. Ice chips and any frozen fruit juices in particular. She said that it helps her relieve her nausea.
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Some people like to smell the fumes of gas when they're pumping gas into the tank of their car. I remember liking this when I was a child. However, when I learned about pica, I realized that I most likely had a nutrient deficiency, and the fumes were REALLY bad for my body, so I should avoid them when at all possible.
Pica is a craving associated with mineral deficiencies. Vitamin deficiencies, protein deficiencies nor calorie deficiencies will initiate the "pica" behavior. Taking vitamin supplements (without minerals), eating sugar, carbohydrates or fat will not stop the cravings caused by mineral deficiencies.
However, taking a high quality mineral supplement will usually help. As others mentioned above, when they had the iron supplement they needed, their craving for certain foods or substances diminished.
Most of us don't know when we have mineral deficiencies, and the body will temporarily crave sugar and salt in hopes of fulfilling the craving for the nutrients we lack. If we lack iron, salt or sugar will temporarily satisfy our pica behavior which is actually being initiated by the iron deficiency. Unfortunately the salt and sugar (or in the case above "ice") won't address the underlying cause, and the craving will surface again regularly.
In Australia, the most common trace mineral deficiencies are zinc, manganese, copper and molybdenum. In America, soils are critically deficient or depleted of minerals. Foods grown in these kinds of soils are often deficient in certain minerals. When we eat foods which are deficient in minerals, our bodies become deficient in minerals as well and if we're carrying a child or breastfeeding a child, their bodies will most likely be deficient, to some degree, as well.
One easy way to avoid pica (and mineral deficiencies) is to take a high quality mineral supplement. I take a mineral supplement every day and it has really helped with my energy levels and overall health and well being. It's important to take a high quality vitamin and mineral supplement during preconception care, during pregnancy, and while breastfeeding.
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Yes craving for something which is not edible is called pica. I believe this is a serious matter and should be consulted with your doctor to be treated. Pica is due to low iron levels. During pregnancy, iron is very important for the mother and of course the baby. Iron helps especially in baby's brain development. Pica shouldn't be ignored.


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And in the uk you can buy a sim free android phone for £39! This does not mean people are choosing android over iOS it only means people are buying cheap phones often when they have broken their main phone to tie then over
It is normal two win as Schmidt say, when your platform goes on all cheap smartphones on the market. Most of the Android phones are much more affordable, than iPhone. Bud here is not about winning is about what that smartphone does and a jailbreak iPhone does a lot more than any Android.
Android claimed 72% in 2012. Well they should with the 50 different android devices they keep coming out with and when it breaks they buy another android and activate it
He's making the wrong comparison... You can't compare the 200 different Android phones to 1 Apple. You would have to compare the sales of iPhone5 to Samsung SIII to get the correct figures.
I guess you would be winning if there are a billion android devices compared to the few that apple has.
- beam content to another iPhone by just taping the two together? NO
- use voice commands to operate the phone? voice commands, not talking about voice dictation. NO
- run widgets? real widgets--from the apps you have installed (not limited to somebody's 3rd party crappy widget) NO
- share any file of any type with just one tap? NO
- drag and drop files....like say music and then use those files? NO
give you; a larger screen, expandable memory, HDMI ports, USB ports, 5.1 dolby surround sound, NFC, 720p or 1080p displays? quad core processors or 2GB RAM?
the fact that you have to even jailbreak an iPhone just to get simple and basic features of stock Android speaks volumes as to why iOS is inferior to Android when it comes to sheer useability and user experience.
I wouldn't be surprised. Apple seems to be more worried about beefing up their security on the iOS than giving it new and competing technology. Adding 1 or 2 new features per new release just won't cut it anymore. Especially with the lack of Jailbreaking availability on new devices. People are tired of paying crazy prices for technology they can get in a much more less costly alternative. Im willing to pay the $ if I'm able to do what I want to my device. $799+$99 (if you want AppleCare) for a phone that is limited to the same or less capabilities of a phone you can get for $300 or less. People are tired of taking a big bite of a rotten apple. Sorry but not being able to jb my iPhone/iPad is seriously pissing me off. (IM NOT SAYING ANYTHING AGAINST THE DEVS!!! I know they bust their a** to give us a jb and it's not their fault. Apple needs to loosen up the choke hold.) I mean seriously who cares? They will sell more devices.
if people could get iOS on other phones--like the Galaxy S3 or the Note II, then iOS would have a much much larger share because people could get the OS they want on a phone that they want. \
If there was absolutely no other Android phone beside the S3, it would got toe-to-toe with any iPhone easily and would probably still be preferred over an iPhone.
unlike iOS users, Android users dont buy phones because they are pretty to look at. we buy phones that have the features we want like 4" screens and 4G which are old on Android phones but you're only just now getting that with the iPhone 5.
Shcmidt is shcit. Haha apple may be losing but I'm never going near an android
I can guarantee that IF a jb is not found for the iPhone 5 in the next few months then I'm over Apple and I guess will be going to a rooted Android (not that apple cares).
In this instance it really isn't about who is swinging the biggest meat-sword ... It's about quality. At least, it is for me. As a lot have observed, it's very easy to lead the market when you have a glut of devices out there, and some for very cheap. I mean, most pay-as-you-go phones I see now are Android. And they are junk.
If I were Schmidt I'd be focusing on better quality in the devices I chose to associate myself with.
And there is a direct comparison to PC and MAC in the 90's, as Mr. Schmidt was nice enough to point out. There are how many manufacturers that build devices that run M$ Win-blows? And then, how many are there that actually build quality machines?
Now, how many build Mac OS compatible machines? 1. And are they of the highest quality? Yes.
Same goes for iPad and M$ Surface tablets ... People are thinking about filing a class-action suit against M$ because they advertise a 32GB device only to find that a measley 18GB is usable because the OS is bloatware, filled with useless drivers for other devices it may be installed on.
Are there drawbacks to having a device and OS made by the same company? Absolutely ... Innovation is dictated by only one official source, and we get what they want us to have when they want us to have it. But as we all know, this is where the Jailbreak community comes into play.
How many times have we seen an innovative idea spawned by the JB code monkeys that was absorbed into the next release of iOS? Is it bad that they "steal" these ideas and make it so those that worked so hard on the JB apps get nothing? Sure, but really, how many coders do you know that do it to get rich? None. Most do it because they HAVE to. And there will always be usability niches that need to be filled ... until they don't.
Sorry to ramble on, but I get tired of the pud-waving Google does, when they are really only a software venture. Apple does hardware and software, and until Google can say the same they need to stop making comparisons between themselves and Apple. It's like comparing, well, Apples to oranges ...
Hey Norb, maybe you wanna read a few comments before his so you don't look like an a?! Flaming a person when you don't understand what or why they are saying what they say.
Just remember some of those "junk" pcs are still running today, in a usefull way. How many mid 90s macs are?


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The Falcons are 1-4, four games out in the NFC South and will likely be without their most dynamic offensive weapon for the remainder of the season. Add that to the fact their defense couldn't stop Geno Smith in a must-win on Monday night, and it's easy to say this season is already lost in Atlanta. Tight end Tony Gonzalez didn't come out of retirement for this. There are rumors today that the team might look in to trading tight him, and the Chiefs might be in the mix. However, FOX Sports' Jay Glazer talked on Tuesday with Gonzalez, who said he "absolutely does not" want to be dealt; he wants to finish his career with the Falcons.
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Of course he does. But the Falcons should at least consider what they can possibly get in return for a player who won't be helping them do anything ultimately significant this year and won't be in the league next year. Gonzalez came back because he thought -- as many people did -- the Falcons had a real shot of reaching the Super Bowl. With that dream all but dead, he has to understand that he would have a better chance of reaching his goal with his old team. Kansas City's tight ends have combined for 23 receptions, 241 yards and one touchdown. Gonzalez, even after a slow start, has 33 receptions, 339 yards and three touchdowns this year.


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Leone de Castris Primitivo di Manduria Villa Santera 2009
Primitivo from Italy
Winemaker's Notes
The Primitivo di Manduria Villa Santera is rich purple in color. The bouquet is rich in cherry, spiced tobacco and toasted notes. It is a full-bodied wine, warm and soft on the palate with flavors that continue to evolve.
Perfect to accompany roasted meats, savory first courses and aged cheeses.
Critical Acclaim
The Wine Advocate - "The 2009 Primitivo di Manduria Villa Santera is a joyous red bursting with varietal character. Dark fruit, licorice, clovers and flowers emerge with lovely inner sweetness, adding complexity to the dense, expressive fruit. This is another winner from Leone de Castris."
Leone de Castris Winery
Salice Salentino, a small village in Salento rich in vineyards and olive groves, is the home of the Leone de Castris' vineyards. In 1665 Duke Oronzo, Earl of Lemos, gave birth to the company. Enchanted by this landscape, he sold all his properties in Spain in order to draw the best from the Salentine rich terroir.
1943 marks the birth of Five Roses and the improvement of the bottling line that has seen our rosé being the first ever bottled in Italy and sold first of all in USA. The name "Five Roses" derives from a "contrad" belonging to the family, so called since for several generations each de Castris had 5 children.
In the '60s, the direction of the company was handled by Cavaliere del Lavoro, Salvatore Leone de Castris and thanks to him the company had an important development, both locally and internationally. His know-how, of continuous improvement, is now carried on by his son Piernicola Leone de Castris, managing director since late '90s.
The winery's production is very rich: red, white and rosé Doc wines (Salice Salentino, Locorotondo, Copertino, Primitivo di Manduria), interesting Igt Salento and Puglia wines, sparkling rosé and white wines; a distillate and an extra-virgin olive oil of fine value.
About Other ItalianView a map of Other Italian wineries Lombardy, Emilia-Romagna, Umbria
LombardyHome of the fashion capital of Milan, Lombardy is not quite Italy's capital of wine. It is, however, home to a few wines worth noting. Most vineyards are far north, far south or far east. First, in the south, the sparkling wine Franciacorta – this sparkling wine is made in the methode champagnoise and the better wineries produce wine that can hold it's own in a quality bubbly line up. Lugana, a pleasant, white wine made from Trebbiano, comes from Lombardy as well. Lean reds from the Nebbiolo grape are made further up in the Valtelliana region, near the Alps.
Emilia-RomagnaThe region of Emilia-Romagna is better known for its food rather than wine. Most of the wine coming from this region is the red, slightly-fizzy Lambrusco. It's high in acid and best drunk young. The white coming out of the region is mostly Albana di Romagna. Made from the albana grape, it's typically dry and pleasant, although not found often.
UmbriaTalk about being in the center of things… the land-locked region of Umbria is smack dab in the middle of the country. The most familiar white wine of the region is Orvieto, named for the medieval Etruscan town. It's a Trebbiano-based wine with good fruit flavors and high acid. Originally a sweet wine, most Orvietos are now dry. Red wine from Umbria includes Torgiano and Montefalco - Torgiano made from the grapes of Chianti, while Montefalco uses the native sagrantino grape, making big and bold reds.
About Italy
A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.
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nova: the black throwup looks pretty dope
akel:feelin your new throwups to, handstyles lookin good also
afer:looks fresh..
daws:nice simples
sk2:not really feelin those throwups but i kinda like the piece, the background is ruining it tho..
(old piece)
rsakens try to keep it straight rather than making it curve down
like keep top and bottom at same levels
i like ur letters
try to make the 3d cleaner
hope u can use my crits
how about sum constructive crits on my new throwie
dont go so blocky and lose the X's
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cut the bullshit beef/chat shit. flicks happen here. if i could make a rule where u cant say shit about someones shit untill u have a picture your going to post i would. but i dont make the rules, i just enforce them. cut your shit. post up and shut up.
rave clean that shit up homie.... probly using STOK eh in that cold weather wit the mad wind flowing around lol...
keep it up bra
n fix the damn A looks like it is a B n lean away from perko style ..... just my 2cents bro!
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my A's first legs is too thin =[
g r a f f i t t i c h a n g e d m y l i f e
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g r a f f i t t i c h a n g e d m y l i f e
todays pic ran out of black when i started to make outline it wud be pretty effective.in estonia :P


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MONKEES TOUR DATES ANNOUNCED The tour dates for the brief 12-date reunion jaunt of the three surviving Monkees - Mike Nesmith, Peter Tork and Micky Dolenz - have been announced and in most cases are already on sale, according to information posted on the group's Facebook page.
The tour, the first since the passing of Davy Jones in February, kicks off Nov. 8 at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido and will wrap on Dec. 2 at the famed Beacon Theatre in New York City. Other SoCal stops will be Nov. 9 at the Arlington Theatre in Santa Barbara, and Nov. 10 at the Greek Theatre in L.A.
Nesmith has only sporadically participated in Monkees tours and projects. He joined a brief European junket in 1997 and appeared with the other three during the encore at the Greek during the final concert of the band's 20 th anniversary tour in September 1986. He also joined the other three to record the last Monkees album, "Justus," in 1995. Two years later, shortly after the brief Euro tour, he wrote, directed and co-starred in the hour-long TV special, "Hey, Hey, It's The Monkees."
After Jones' death from a heart attack in Florida at age 66, the trio of survivors held their own memorial at an undisclosed private home. It was Nesmith's first contact with his fellow band members since the 1997 tour and TV special. From that gathering came the surprising decision to tour.
NBC's DISASTROUS CLOSING CEREMONY COVERAGE NBC has caused a national furor over its decision to delete almost half of the Closing Ceremony of the London Olympics in order to preview an episode of a new comedy in its upcoming September programming lineup, followed by local news. NBC then concluded its coverage of the ceremony after midnight.
Chief among the performers cut were a couple of acts that have been considered legends since the days of the British Invasion, former Kinks' leader Ray Davies and The Who.
Davies and The Who were the two acts that classic rock lovers most wanted to see, along with the performance by Queen. Queen's bit in the ceremony did air, but only in part. "We Will Rock You" was shown, but NBC cut the band's performance of "Brighton Rock," a song that opens its third album, 1974's "Sheer Heart Attack."
What American audiences missed included Davies singing his 1968 tribute to London, "Waterloo Sunset," a song Rolling Stone lists at No. 42 on its 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. Because NBC made the decision to air The Who, the culminating act of the entire 17-day Olympics, after midnight most Americans missed the band's eight-minute three-song climax to the entire games and its Closing Ceremony that began with "Baba O'Riley," from 1971's "Who's Next" album that segued into "See Me, Feel Me," from the 1969 rock opera, "Tommy," that led into its British Invasion classic from 1965, "My Generation," as event-ending fireworks exploded throughout the inside and outside of the stadium.
Other performances cut by NBC included the eclectic and exotic Londoner Kate Bush performing "Running Up that Hill," a song that hit No. 3 on the U.K. singles chart in 1985, and second songs from George Michael (his new single, "White Light") and a reunion by The Spice Girls ("Spice Up Your Life," that hit No. 1 in the U.K. and No. 18 here in 1997).
Progressive English alt-rockers, Muse, beloved in their native country and around the world, performed "Survival" from its just released sixth album.
The song was named the official song of the games. American viewers missed it because NBC cut it.
Not since the infamous "Heidi Game" on Nov. 17, 1968, has a network's programming decision to cut short a live event caused such an uproar.
During that game that pitted the Oakland Raiders and the New York Jets, NBC abruptly ended its telecast so that its TV movie production of "Heidi" could begin on time. Viewers missed Oakland scoring two touchdowns in the final minute to come from behind to beat Joe Namath and the Jets, 43-32.
Canadian Roch Parisien commented on Facebook, writing, "By contrast, CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) aired the whole thing live in the afternoon, from first note to last (inserting a few brief commercial breaks) ... then aired the whole thing again in prime-time starting at 7:30." From England, Pete Dicks posted, "For all its faults, the BBC did us proud showing the whole 3? hours without a break. Sorry you missed it, folks."
Viewer reaction was swift and enormous. Andy Briggs of Sun Valley said, "NBC raped Ray (Davies), The Who and the viewers. What they did was unconscionable."
Facebook lit up with complaints from furious viewers. Steve Gaghagen of Big Bear posted, "So glad I watched online in real time. To split up The Who's performance from the rest of the whole thing ... wow!" Janet Wojcik Murray of Hyde Park, New York, posted, "I was sooooo upset!!!!" Brent Richards of Garden Grove posted, "What, no Ray Davies? Ray and The Kinks never get any respect. NBC sucks." Robin Penn of Temple City chimed in with, "What idiots at NBC! I waited all night to see Ray. Screw you, NBC." From Quartz Hill, near Lancaster and Palmdale, Melanie Wisdom Carbajal commented, "The Who, Ray Davies and Queen were the main ones I wanted to see," while Sheri Cohen of Wailuku, Hawaii, said simply, "Yeah, that was (blanked) up."
Twitter was at least as busy. Actor Nate Barlow tweeted, "Why #nbc ranks last: no better way to turn people off a new show than to preempt -@thewho & other rock legends for it." And so it continues as of press time.
To see Davies' performance, go to http://vimeo.com/47434079; and for The Who, see http://vimeo.com/47462878.
MORE OLYMPICS NOTES With Paul McCartney in attendance, Brits Jessica Ennis (heptathlon), Greg Rutherford (long jump) and Mo Farah (10,000 meters run) all won gold medals within 45 minutes of each other before a packed house at Olympic Stadium. A group of fans began singing "All You Need Is Love." Soon, all 80,000 were singing the 1968 classic loud and long, as McCartney joined in as he waived the British Union Jack, according to the Associated Press.
During the Closing Ceremony, 21-year-old English singer Ed Sheeran sang the title song from Pink Floyd's 1975 album, "Wish You Were Here," backed by Floyd's drummer Nick Mason and Genesis and Mike & The Mechanics' bassist-guitarist Mike Rutherford on acoustic guitar. Gigwise.com posted tweets from Sheeran's young fans indicating that a ton of them had never heard the song before and assumed that it was simply his upcoming single. Directioners Unite tweeted, "To all Ed Sheeran fans: If you haven't heard Ed's newest song, take a listen. It's amazingly good."
In response, Gregory MacDonald of Northumbria in northern England posted on his Facebook page, "lol, Ed Sheeran wishes he wrote that song."
In the U.K., Sheeran's debut album, "+," released last September, went 4 X platinum. His first four singles have each gone Top 10.
DEVO RECORDS SONG ABOUT ROMNEY'S DOG Later this month Devo will release a song about Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney's dog, reports Rolling Stone. The band drew its inspiration for the new song, "Don't Roof Rack Me, Bro (Remember Seamus)" from the nominee's road trip with his family from Massachusetts to Ontario, Canada, with their dog, Seamus, strapped to the roof of the car in a carrier.
Coinciding with the release of this new single is Devo's singing bass and keyboard-playing co-leader, Jerry Casale's "Remember Seamus Campaign," that was created "to make 2012 the year where animals like Seamus are valued and honesty is praised." The band is also supporting "Dogs Against Romney."
Casale is designing special shirts for that group.
If that's not enough, Casale is involved in some way with a soon-to-launch smartphone game, "The Crate Escape: Seamus Unleashed." The game launches Aug. 26, which is National Dog Day.
Devo begins a national tour with Blondie on Sept. 7 in Woodinville, Wash. and includes a Sept. 12 stop at the Greek Theatre in L.A. The quirky, satirical goofball band, that formed in Ohio in 1972, will also appear at the "Taste of Newport" in Newport Beach's Fashion Island mall on Sept. 15.
Devo will spend the end of the year in Australia and New Zealand.
Four of the band's shows down there are with Scottish rockers Jim Kerr and his band Simple Minds, who formed in 1978 in Glasgow, and who's 1985 smash, "Don't You (Forget about Me)" was featured in the hit Brat Pack comedy "The Breakfast Club" and hit No. 1 here, as well as in Canada and the Netherlands and went Top 5 in six other countries
TONY BENNETT GETS AMY WINEHOUSE AWARD Tony Bennett will be honored at the first Amy Winehouse Inspiration Awards and Gala at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York City on Oct. 11.
The event benefits the Amy Winehouse Foundation, the U.S. branch of which launched in April, announced the foundation. Bennett will receive the foundation's inaugural Inspiration Award, along with rapper Nas.
Winehouse, who died last July at age 27 of alcohol abuse (it was officially termed "misadventure"), made her final recording with Bennett, a duet on the popular 1930 song, "Body and Soul." The song appeared on Bennett's most recent album, "Duets II," that was released last September and became his first No. 1 album after 60 years of recording albums. Bennett donated a share of the song's royalties to the foundation that supports music therapy and after-school programs for disadvantaged kids.
The 86-year-old Bennett will release his next album, "Tony Bennett: Viva Duets," on Oct. 23. The CD finds the singer performing duets with such Latino stars as Gloria Estefan, Marc Anthony, and Mexican ranchera and mariachi legend Vicente Fernandez.
NEW RELEASES Among the recently released albums, digital reissues and deluxe box sets are "Anastasis," the first album in 16 years from Aussie world music and fusion band Dead Can Dance; Story of Light," the first album in seven years from hard rocking guitar virtuoso Steve Vai, who has played with everyone from Johnny Rotten and his Public Image, Ltd., to David Lee Roth to Frank Zappa and Zappa's axe wizard son Dweezil; "Rock N Roll Revival," the first CD in five years from Canadian rock band Loverboy; a 2-CD/1-DVD set, "Incubus HQ Live Special Edition" from the Calabasas alt-metal group and recorded last year to celebrate its 20 th anniversary; a 2-CD, "Two Sides: The Very Best of Mike Oldfield;" a 5-song EP import, "Under the Westway," the first new music in nine years from Brit poppers Blur; a couple of separate CDs, "Old Songs & Ballads" Volumes 1 and 2 from banjo-playing bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley; and "Piano Poems: Live in San Francisco," from Doors keyboardist Ray Manzarek and writer-poet-novelist-songwriter Michael McClure.
"Songs Of The Century - An All-Star Tribute To Supertramp featuring Chris Squire, Rick Wakeman, Steve Morse, Robbie Kreiger, etc." features members of Yes, King Crimson, Asia, Deep Purple, Gentle Giant, Dream Theater, XTC, Toto, Nektar and Doors backing vocalists that include Annie Haslam of Renaissance, Richard Page of Mr. Mister, Mickey Thomas of Starship and Joe Lynn Turner of Rainbow. The CD also features keyboardists Rod Argent of The Zombies and Larry Fast, who played with Peter Gabriel and jazz saxman David Sancious.
NOW PLAYING Classic acts from the '50 s, '60 s and '70 s continue to perform. Here's what some of them are doing.
In the early and mid-'60 s, Pennsylvania native Lou Christie had a string of hits beginning with his debut single, "The Gypsy Cried," that hit No. 24 in January 1963 and the follow-up single two months later, "Two Faces Have I," that made it all the way to No. 6.
But it was the infectiously-propulsive single he co-wrote, "Lightnin' Strikes," in December 1965 that made him an international star when it reached the summit, No. 1 in the U.S. and No. 16 in the U.K. Christie registered two more international hits, "Rhapsody in the Rain" that topped at No. 16 here in 1966 and "I'm Gonna Make You Mine," that was a bigger hit in Britain, zooming to No. 2 there, while peaking at No. 10 here.
Now 69 years old, Christie maintains a busy schedule, touring back east almost exclusively. Next month, he'll be in Wilkes-Barre, Penn. and New York City. Next year, from Jan. 8 through March 9, he'll star in the long-running "Palm Springs Follies" at the Historic Plaza Theatre.
Currently starring in the "Follies" is Broadway actress Lorna Luft, whose mother was Judy Garland and father was impresario-producer Sid Luft.
Steve Smith writes a new Classic Pop, Rock and Country Music News column every week. It can be read in its entirety on www.presstelegram.com. Like, recommend or share the column on Facebook. Contact him by email at email@example.com.


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my throwies have been really rusty lately
id gladly do an exchange if anybody was down
is that a bag of dope - i like your style. you got good flow
Critz please!!
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Creak its super simple and thats fine but just keep practicing and I recommend you get rid of the negative space in your letters.
what do you mean by negative spaces?
gimmie some crits
mn - i dont know any of those writers that your talking about
if i bit something it would look ten times better than what i just posted
some people on here might remember but ive had this throwy for a while now
That's a weird look N dank
I think you said everything i'd tell you. The first F aint bad. both of em look chunky and awkward.
Decided to go capital on the G, not sure if Ill stick with it though.
Looks like an O, put i line on the left size so it has that -->D shape
Dank: Put the last two letters from the first one onto the second
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crit me up please
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I feel like this one came out a little cleaner? And Gowj I like your letters
something i did for a friend critz
Some recent work, can control must be better but thats practice.


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This is a guest article by Michael, chief editor of DoughRoller.net. DoughRoller.net helps consumers figure out the best Netflix plans for their home movie experiences. There is a lot of bad information online about working from home, with scammy and spammy websites offering ideas about quick ways to make money without doing much work — and all require an up-front purchase of some sort. As someone who went from working full-time two jobs to working full-time for myself on a very legitimate endeavor, this article is particularly appropriate.
Working from home comes with a long list of benefits and drawbacks. One benefit is that you make your own schedule, so working from home can give you a great degree of flexibility. On the other hand, that flexibility can mean that friends and family will ask you for favors all of the time. Thinking that you don't have an office to go to, they'll assume you're around to pick up their dry cleaning. And, if you're not good at time management, you might find that your productivity slips.
Regardless of the pros and cons, working from home provides a flexible, part-time way to augment your current income. If you've been wondering whether working from home is right for you, we'll shoot you five legitimate ways to make your new, at-home career work.
Running an online store. Have you ever thought about selling goods on eBay, Half.com, or other online sales sites? This just might be the job for you. Many owners of online stores keep inventory in their home or basement. When a sale comes in, they pack and ship the purchase to the customer. Other companies simply drop ship stock. ("Drop ship" is an industry term for when a retailer places an order with a manufacturer or distributor and has the manufacturer or distributor ship the product straight to the consumer.) You may have read in the news recently that a ten-year-old Michigan girl managed to turn one such website into a half million dollar company. So if you find the right product, there's no telling how successful you'll be.
Turn your hobby into a sale-producing venture. If you're a hobbyist of any sort, you might be able to turn your craft of passion into a paying business. This could be anything from building furniture to knitting or building birdhouses. If you've ever gotten sincere compliments from someone on your work — or, better yet, if someone has asked where you bought something you made yourself — you may be on the right track. You'd be surprised what sort of market you can find with local word of mouth and the internet on your side.
Freelance your writing skills. Should you have that right background and skills, you may be able to find great freelance writing work. While a lot of freelance work centers on local stories or copy writing, you can also find work writing newsletters, fliers, or other promotional literature for local organizations, including websites. Check local job listings, ask around and don't be afraid to cold call. Although most organizations may not be looking for help, they may know others who are. Making money as freelance writer won't bring in millions, but it can help stabilize a budget.
Telecommuting call center worker. Believe it or not, many call center workers don't work in business settings. With the help of the internet and call routing services, some companies pay call-center workers to work customer service jobs at home. If you think this is the sort of job you might be interested in, check out Live Ops, Accolade Support, Alpine Success, Arise, and Extended Presence. Specifics vary across the industry on everything from pay to hour requirements and flexibility. Investigate what opportunities different companies have available, and hopefully you'll find something advantageous to your wallet and schedule. Some companies also offer similar work from home opportunities involving cold-call sales positions, so poke around and see what you find.
Become a blogger. This last suggestion can be a bit of a lift, but consider turning your passion into a blog. The financial rewards of blogging can be anything from a few bucks a week, to a few hundred thousand a year. To make money, a blog must attract enough readers to generate advertising revenue. That can take a long time, if it happens at all. Blogging can also be your extra-curricular activity of choice, particularly if you consider writing its own reward. Consider whether or not people who read about your topic also make internet purchases, and see if any of the big name sellers in the industry have affiliate programs. If they do, reviewing products honestly and openly might give you a chance to earn kickbacks from retailers. Before jumping into this potential money-maker, educate yourself on writing for the web, search engine optimization, and — of course — your topic of interest.
The sort of work you can do from home is largely dictated by your time constraints and your creativity. If you have a great idea, let nothing stand in your way! Always be wary of anything that sounds too good to be true, and never give sensitive information to anyone before you're convinced that their business is legitimate.
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Konchog1 wrote:Hmm, I don't know if this is true or false, but in the third english volume of the LRCM, Lord Tsongkhapa spends four chapters on the differences between Svatantrika and Prasangika and concludes on page 274 (page 719 in the original) with "Here. We are followers of the Prasangika system [...] you should accept the Prasangika position as explained above." Then in the next chapter he presents the Prasangika master Chandrakirti's Seven Point Fold Chariot exercise and states that it is a "Prasangika procedure".viniketa wrote:Tsongkhapa, I think, takes more or less a standard Mādhyamika stance, while Khedrup Je was more Prasaṅgika in his views.
Thus, Lord Tsongkhapa considered himself Prasangika. If he was moderate Prasangika compared to Khedrup Je or some such then I don't know.
Yes, I am not sure what it would mean that Tsongkhapa is a more moderate Prasangika than Khedrup Je. Prasangika means different things to different people. However, from a Gelugpa perspective both Tsongkhapa and Khedrup Je are considered Prasangikas. Khedrup Je's work is an extension of Tsongkhapa's unique madhyamaka prasangika position.


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Zierfandler is a new offbeat white wine grape for me, with at least this bottle yielding fantastic results. If I recall correctly, Crush in NYC was pushing this wine as a white wine of the year for them, and I know that David S. in the WA gave it a real positive write-up. I have to agree with both sources:
2006 Stadlmann Zierfandler Mandel-Hoh Niederosterreich. This wine is a real eye-opener. It opens with lovely and lively aromas of orange blossoms, rosewater, honeydew melon, clover honey and soft tangerine that are delightfully engaging. In the mouth, it has a gentle tug of sweet fruit to it, along with a perfectly cohesive but gentle texture. It displays just enough lift and an easy-going acidic drive. Flavors of peach, grapefruit, chalk and white pepper are in fine balance and the wine feels just so refined and drinkable. This is just really nice.


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It is good practice to always put definitions and declarations in header files as opposed to source files. In some cases it is even required. Here we will show the header file for a simple Crystal Space application. Although this is not strictly required, we use a class to encapsulate the application logic. Our 'simple.h' header looks as follows:
#ifndef __SIMPLE_H__ #define __SIMPLE_H__ #include <crystalspace.h> class Simple : public csApplicationFramework, public csBaseEventHandler { private: csRef<iEngine> engine; csRef<iLoader> loader; csRef<iGraphics3D> g3d; csRef<iKeyboardDriver> kbd; csRef<iVirtualClock> vc; void ProcessFrame (); void FinishFrame (); public: Simple (); ~Simple (); void OnExit (); bool OnInitialize (int argc, char* argv[]); bool Application (); CS_EVENTHANDLER_NAMES("application.simple1") CS_EVENTHANDLER_NIL_CONSTRAINTS }; #endif // __SIMPLE1_H__
In the 'Simple' class we keep a number of references to important objects that we are going to need a lot. That way we don't have to get them every time when we need them. Other than that we have a constructor which will do the initialization of these variables, a destructor which will clean up the application, an initialization function which will be responsible for the full set up of Crystal Space and our application.
Note that we use smart pointers (
csRef<>) for several of those
references. That makes it easier to manage reference counting. We let
the smart pointer take care of this for us.
The event handler macros are used because our tutorial application also
needs to be an event handler (it inherits from
csBaseEventHandler for
that). The two macros indicate the name of this event handler and also the
desired priority mechanism. In this case we use
CS_EVENTHANDLER_NIL_CONSTRAINTS which means that we don't care about
the order in which our events arrive (relative to other modules in CS).
In the source file 'simple.cpp' we place the following:
#include "simple.h" CS_IMPLEMENT_APPLICATION Simple::Simple () { SetApplicationName ("CrystalSpace.Simple1"); } Simple::~Simple () { } void Simple::ProcessFrame () { } void Simple::FinishFrame () { } bool Simple::OnInitialize(int argc, char* argv[]) { if (!csInitializer::RequestPlugins(GetObjectRegistry(), CS_REQUEST_VFS, CS_REQUEST_OPENGL3D, CS_REQUEST_ENGINE, CS_REQUEST_FONTSERVER, CS_REQUEST_IMAGELOADER, CS_REQUEST_LEVELLOADER, CS_REQUEST_REPORTER, CS_REQUEST_REPORTERLISTENER, CS_REQUEST_END)) return ReportError("Failed to initialize plugins!"); csBaseEventHandler::Initialize(GetObjectRegistry()); if (!RegisterQueue(GetObjectRegistry(), csevAllEvents(GetObjectRegistry()))) return ReportError("Failed to set up event handler!"); return true; } void Simple::OnExit() { } bool Simple::Application() { if (!OpenApplication(GetObjectRegistry())) return ReportError("Error opening system!"); g3d = csQueryRegistry<iGraphics3D> (GetObjectRegistry()); if (!g3d) return ReportError("Failed to locate 3D renderer!"); engine = csQueryRegistry<iEngine> (GetObjectRegistry()); if (!engine) return ReportError("Failed to locate 3D engine!"); vc = csQueryRegistry<iVirtualClock> (GetObjectRegistry()); if (!vc) return ReportError("Failed to locate Virtual Clock!"); kbd = csQueryRegistry<iKeyboardDriver> (GetObjectRegistry()); if (!kbd) return ReportError("Failed to locate Keyboard Driver!"); loader = csQueryRegistry<iLoader> (GetObjectRegistry()); if (!loader) return ReportError("Failed to locate Loader!"); Run(); return true; } /*---------------* * Main function *---------------*/ int main (int argc, char* argv[]) { return csApplicationRunner<Simple>::Run (argc, argv); }
This is almost the simplest possible application and it is absolutely useless. Also don't run it on an operating system where you can't kill a running application because there is no way to stop the application once it has started running.
Even though this application is useless it already has a lot of features that are going to be very useful later. Here is a short summary of all the things and features it already has:
Before we start making this application more useful lets have a look at what actually happens here.
Before doing anything at all, after including the necessary header files, we
first need to use a few macros. The CS_IMPLEMENT_APPLICATION macro is
essential for every application using Crystal Space. It makes sure that the
main() routine is correctly linked and called on every platform.
csInitializer::RequestPlugins() will use the configuration file
(which we are not using in this tutorial), the command-line and the
requested plugins to find out which plugins to load. The command-line
has highest priority, followed by the configuration file and lastly the
requested plugins.
This concludes the initialization pass.
Simple::Application() we open the window with a call
to the function
csInitializer::OpenApplication(). This sends
the 'cscmdSystemOpen' broadcast message to all components that are
listening to the event queue. One of the plugins that listens for this is
the 3D renderer which will then open its window (or enable graphics
on a non-windowing operating system).
After that, we query the object registry to locate all the
common objects that we will need later, and store references to them
in our main class. Because we use
csRef<> or smart pointers,
we don't have to worry about invoking
IncRef() and
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|Tron: Uprising
| Cyberpunk
Science fiction
| 2D animation
CGI animation
|Created by
| Steven Lisberger
Bonnie MacBird
|Developed by
| Edward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
|Directed by
|Charlie Bean
|Voices of
| Elijah Wood
Bruce Boxleitner
Mandy Moore
Emmanuelle Chriqui
Fred Tatasciore
Lance Henriksen
Nate Corddry
Reginald VelJohnson
Paul Reubens
|Joseph Trapanese
|Country of origin
|United States
|No. of seasons
|No. of episodes
| Executive
|Charlie Bean
| Edward Kitsis
Adam Horowitz
|Running time
|22 minutes
| Production
| Sean Bailey Productions
Disney Television Animation
Disney XD Original Productions
|Disney-ABC Domestic Television
|Original channel
|Disney XD
|Original run
|May 18, 2012 – January 28, 2013
|External links
|Disney XD website
- "Hidden away inside a computer, exists another world. Its creator designed it for games, but it became so much more. He called it The Grid, a digital utopia filled with infinite possibilities. He built a digital copy of himself named Clu, to create the perfect system. And he relied on the hero, Tron, to keep it free for all programs who lived there. But in his thirst for power, Clu betrayed his creator. Tron fought back, but Clu was too powerful and left him for dead. Clu dispatched his armies and seized absolute control. Now, in a far off corner of the Grid, a young program decides Clu must be stopped. His name is Beck. Could he be the next Tron?"
Tron: Uprising is an animated science fiction TV series spun off from the Tron film series, which airs on Disney's television channel Disney XD, in the United States. The show premiered on June 7, 2012, and is directed by Charlie Bean, who also acts as executive producer alongside producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz.
Beck is a young program who becomes the skillful leader of a revolution inside the computer world of the Grid. His mission is to free his home and friends from the reign of the villainous Clu and his henchman General Tesler. Beck will be trained by Tron, the greatest warrior the Grid has ever known. Tron will not only teach Beck the fighting and light cycle skills he needs to challenge this brutal military occupation, but he will be a guide and mentor to him as he grows beyond his youthful, impulsive nature into a courageous, powerful, strong leader. Destined to become "the next Tron", Beck adopts Tron's persona and becomes the arch enemy of General Tesler and his oppressive forces.
|U.S. Air Date
|Plot Summary
|"Beck's Beginning"
|May 18, 2012
|Beck doubts his ability to live up to expectations, and passes on becoming the next Tron.
|"The Renegade, Part 1"
|June 7, 2012
|As Tron trains Beck, Beck begins to doubt the skills he is learning will be enough to prevail against Clu.
|"The Renegade, Part 2"
|June 14, 2012
|While Mara works with Zed to get Able's rare light cycle back, Beck must figure out a way to release his friend Cutler from a death sentence.
|June 21, 2012
|Mysterious blackouts begin to plunge Argon City into darkness.
|June 28, 2012
|Beck loses his identity disc and must recover it before all that he is is lost forever.
|July 5, 2012
|Beck makes a daring theft and must escape; Paige engages him in an aerial dogfight and the two get stranded on a slowly derezzing island.
|"Price of Power"
|July 12, 2012
|Beck defies Tron's orders to destroy a secret weapon; the Occupation takes programs captive.
|"The Reward"
|October 19, 2012
|Beck's night off with his friends is ruined when the Occupation arrests an innocent program falsely accused of being The Renegade. When Zed and Mara are also caught up in the melee, Beck has to make a daring rescue using a new four-seat "light roadster" that was offered as bounty for The Renegade's capture.
|"Scars, Part 1"
|October 26, 2012
|Beck must confront his mentor and convince Tron to halt his revenge against a program named Dyson, Tron's former friend and ally, who is now his mortal enemy. Tron's history before the occupation will be revealed, and viewers learn exactly what Clu did to injure Tron and force him into hiding.
|"Scars, Part 2"
|November 2, 2012
|Tron continues to get his revenge on Dyson.
|December 3, 2012
|The Renegade is challenged to a showdown by Tesler, but is ordered to stay at the Garage to work
|"We Both Know How This Ends"
|December 10, 2012
|Mara is in charge of the garage and must prove her leadership skills.
|"The Stranger"
|December 17, 2012
|Beck falls into a trap and learns a secret about his role as Tron's apprentice.
|December 24, 2012
|The Renegade recruits three fearless supporters who have expressed their commitment to the revolution by tagging the grid with the message that "Tron Lives." After inviting them to join in the resistance, he discovers one of them is his best friend Mara and has to convince them that tagging is not the right path and devise a new plan targeting Tesler's ship.
|"State of Mind"
|December 31, 2012
|Tesler uses Scientist Keller's mind-control agent originally designed to liberate programs, to build his army. When Mara falls victim to supporting the Occupation and turns against the Renegade, Zed and the Renegade must form an uneasy alliance to help rescue her.
|"Welcome Home"
|January 7, 2013
|Beck tries to rescue a fleeing government scientist before Paige and the Occupation finds her; Paige and Beck become passengers on the same runaway train and Beck must save the innocent programs on the train without revealing his identity.
|January 14, 2013
|Beck agrees to go on a date with Paige, but their night is cut short when Paige is betrayed by Pavel and thrown into the Games; Beck thinks he may finally be able to win her over by rescuing her as The Renegade.
|"No Bounds"
|January 21, 2013
|When 'The Stranger' returns to Argon City to plot revenge on Beck and Tron, Beck is forced to choose between saving Tron and his friends.
|January 28, 2013
|Tron tells Beck that he is dying and finds out that the only way to stop his illness is to use the Occupation's new super recognizer.
Tron: Uprising is set after the events of TRON: Evolution, but before TRON: Legacy. For the purpose of story and character development, which could branch out but not directly conflict with the events portrayed in the movies, video game, or the graphic novel TRON: Betrayal, the series is set in Argon City, located in a part of the Grid far from Tron City.
In this series' timeline, Clu 2 has already taken over the Grid and is asserting his control over more distant areas, including Argon City. The "ISO Wars" is mentioned as being in the recent past, and Kevin Flynn is said to be in hiding.
Tron's FateEdit
The series builds up on the background story of Tron, particularly his experiences between Evolution and Legacy. An in-game cinematic in Evolution – which was shown as a flashback in Legacy – shows Tron being overwhelmed by Clu and several Black Guards to give Kevin time to flee. It is implied but that Tron was subdued and injured, then later reprogrammed to become Rinzler.
The series establishes that Tron was indeed injured in the fight with Clu, but was able to escape relatively intact, although weakened and suffering from grievous wounds. He fled to Argon City, later stumbling upon Beck and thus setting the stage for the show. The series still leaves room for Tron to become Rinzler at a later time, before continuing into the events of Legacy.
While in hiding, Tron reverted to an elaborate white-suit/white-circuit design and color scheme reminiscent of his days in the original Grid. In the series pilot, his look switches between this and the look he adapted in the new Grid: An almost completely black suit with very minimal white circuitry (but without the "T" emblem on his chest seen in Evolution and Legacy). The white suit with white circuitry was bequeathed to Beck when Tron started training him to be "the next Tron". Following this, Tron adapted a black-suit/white-circuitry version of his original suit, and uses this mostly while at rest. During field operations, he uses the black suit with minimal white circuitry (with no "T").
Clu's coup, a scene revisited in Legacy and Evolution, was portrayed in Uprising with two major changes: Tron wore his white suit rather than the black one (which itself has more visible circuits in Evolution version of the scene than in Legacy), and at least eight Black Guards attacked Tron rather than the usual team of four shown in previous accounts.
TRON: Legacy director Joseph Kosinski has stated that he has had no input on the series.
- Bruce Boxleitner - Tron
- Elijah Wood - Beck
- Emmanuelle Chriqui - Paige
- Fred Tatasciore - Kevin Flynn/Clu 2
- Mandy Moore - Mara
- Paul Reubens - Pavel
- Nate Corddry - Zed
- Lance Henriksen - General Tesler
- Reginald VelJohnson - Able
- Tricia Helfer - The Grid
- Meagan Holder - Ada
- Paul Scheer - Hopper
- Donald Faison - Bartik
In December 2010, it was announced that Elijah Wood, Bruce Boxleitner, Lance Henriksen, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Mandy Moore, Paul Reubens, Nate Corddry and Reginald VelJohnson would voice characters in a television series based on the Tron franchise, titled Tron: Uprising. The series features an animation style that mixes 2D animation and CGI animation. The look of the series was inspired by Star Wars: The Clone Wars, ThunderCats, and Aeon Flux.
Possible CancellationEdit
On January 7, 2013, Storyboard artist Eric Canete has confirmed that the show won't be receiving a second season.[1]
Amid rumors of cancellation, on January 14, 2013 producer Edward Kitsis countered the cancel status stating ""I don't know what the future [of Tron: Uprising] is now. I know at the present, I can say we need more viewers."[2] despite Disney XD rescheduling the show broadcast to Sunday night/Monday AM Midnight with no rebroadcasting, limiting its viewing audience.
On returning from hiatus, Disney XD rescheduled the show for broadcast on Monday nights at 12:00 AM Eastern/11:00 PM Central with no rebroadcasting, and no advertising to indicate the change. Its live viewing audience is limited though DVR performance is strong. Fans have accused Disney of tanking the show on purpose, as a large number of viewers were left unaware that the show had returned due to the lack of advertising and/or unable to watch due to the timeslot.
Such cancellation consideration by Disney is in line with Disney XD stating they are specifically tailoring their broadcasts to the 2 to 14 year old audience, and currently is succeeding in creating and marketing to that specific target demographic of very young children.[3] over their competition such as Nicktoons in this age category.
The show was moved without notice, rebroadcast, or advertising, causing many fans to accuse Disney of forcing the ratings of the show down so it could be cancelled.
After the last episode aired no more episodes of Tron: Uprising have been aired on Disney XD.
As of February 17, 2013, episodes have been broadcast on Sundays at 7pm PST.
While the shows storyboard artist Eric Canete tweeted that the show was ending; this was later countered by Kitisis's statement As of now, no official decision has been announced by Disney, according to several sources, including the TronUprisingFans Twitter feed, which searches every day for news on the show's ultimate fate. On February 24, TronUprisingFan confirmed that no definitive news on the shows cancellation has yet been found.[4]
Despite the rumors of cancellation, no official notice of cancellation has been released.
Appearance on NetflixEdit
On May 9, 2013 it was announced that Disney had reached an agreement with Netflix wherein Tron: Uprising would appear on the streaming service along with four other programs.[5]
Possible RevivalEdit
After hearing of the possible cancellation, fans suggested the show to smgo.tv[6] As of mid 2013 the show is undergoing a vote on the website if smgo should start funding for a season 2, the goal was set for 2500 votes, and now in August the set was changed to 15,000 votes (as of 23 August, the total was up to 2855). Also on Change.org[7] a petition was created for the show to be brought back, the goal is set for 7500 supporters, with 6900 already signed.
Critical receptionEdit
The series premiere earned mostly positive reviews. It also currently holds a 8.3 rating on TV.com,[8] and 8.0 rating from 1,915 users on IMDb.com.[9] "Beck's Beginning" was given a positive review, with IGN ranking it 8 out of 10.[10]
Awards and NominationsEdit
|40th Annie Awards[11]
|Best Animated Special Production (Episode: Beck's Beginning)
|Character Design in a Television Production (Episode: The Renegade, Part 1)
|Robert Valley
|Production Design in a Television Production (Episode: The Stranger)
|Alberto Mielgo
|Storyboarding in a Television Production (Episode: The Reward)
|Kalvin Lee & Robert Valley
|65th Primetime Emmy Awards[12]
|Outstanding Individual Achievement In Animation – Art Direction
|Alberto Mielgo
Music EditThe series was scored by Joseph Trapanese, who arranged Daft Punk's score for Tron: Legacy. A soundtrack album for the score was released digitally on January 8th, 2013. By its second day, it had become the ninth bestselling soundtrack album on iTunes and the 20th (print-on-demand CD) and fifth (mp3s) on Amazon.
A music video was released for one of the tracks, Lightbike Battle (3OH!3 and JT Remix). It contains scenes from the as-yet-unreleased final two episodes of the show.
The album includes "Rezolution", a mix by 16-year-old DJ Cole Plante, who appeared at the ElecTRONica event at Disney California Adventure as a guest DJ, in order to promote Uprising and his own upcoming album on the Disney-owned record label Hollywood Records.
Track listEdit
|Beck's Theme - Lightbike Battle
|Joseph Trapanese
|Tesler Throwdown
|Joseph Trapanese
|Paige's Past
|Joseph Trapanese
|Lux's Sacrifice
|Joseph Trapanese
|Price Of Power
|Joseph Trapanese
|Rescuing The Rebellion
|Joseph Trapanese
|Dyson Drops In (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Tron's Promise (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Tron's Turn (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Beck Betrayed (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Torture (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Revenge (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Redemption (Scars Suite)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Goodbye Renegade
|Joseph Trapanese
|Compressed Space
|Joseph Trapanese
|Renegade's Pledge - End Credits
|Joseph Trapanese
|Lightbike Battle (3OH!3 and JT Remix)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Inferno (Opiuo Remix)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Dyson (David Hiller Remix)
|Joseph Trapanese
|Cole Plante
- Robert Valley, The storyboard director for TRON: Uprising, also worked on another Disney XD television series called 'Motorcity'.
- ↑ UPDATE: TRON: UPRISING Cancelled
- ↑ Tron: Uprising Producer - "We Need More Viewers"
- ↑ Quarter of All Time in Prime and Total Day in Total Viewers
- ↑ "Still No Official Word Yet"
- ↑ Netflix adds Disney Junior and Disney XD shows
- ↑ Tron: Uprising Season 2 Voting on smgo.tv
- ↑ Tron: Uprising Season 2 Voting on Change.org
- ↑ Tron: Uprising at TV.com
- ↑ Tron: Uprising at IMDb
- ↑ "IGN" Tron: Uprising – "Beck's Beginning" Review
- ↑ Nominations for the 40th Annual Annie Awards Announced
- ↑ Wins Come Early for 'Adventure Time,' 'Portlandia,' 'Simpsons'
External LinksEdit
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He's been in the NBA for a while now, but not even Chauncey Billups was around the last time the Clippers took a season series from the Lakers.
It still matters.
Billups scored 21 points, hitting five 3-pointers, and the Clippers pulled off a 125-101 victory over the Lakers on Thursday night at Staples Center and moved out to a 3-0 lead in the series this season.
That hasn't happened since 1992-93. And these Clippers admit they think about the historical implications.
"Yeah, we do, even though none of us were a part of that," Billups said.
"We don't want people looking at the Clippers like they used to. I think it is a new day for the Clipper fans and the Clipper organization and we're out to prove that every single night."
Paul had 24 points and 13 assists, Blake Griffin had 22 points and 10 rebounds and Butler and Matt Barnes each connected for three 3-pointers as the Clippers improved to 39-17 heading into the All-Star break.
The Clippers hit on 16 of 30 3-point attempts and were threatened only once after running out to a 15-0 lead.
It was a somber night for the Lakers, knowing that owner Jerry Buss had been hospitalized amid reports he was receiving visits from current and former Lakers.
"They beat us. They kicked us," Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni said. "Our start obviously was bad and we missed a lot of shots. Give them credit. They were shooting the ball well. In the second quarter, we were within three points and we let it get away. They put us in a hole again after fighting back."
Kobe Bryant had 20 points and 11 assists for the Lakers (25-29), who never led. They got within 50-47 in the second period, but the Clippers took off on an 11-0 run and had a 64-52 halftime lead.
"We stayed aggressive all the way through the game," Billups said. "They made a run and cut it to three and we stayed poised and kept doing the things we did that got us the lead and I was proud of the team for that."
Paul and Griffin head off to this weekend's All-Star activities in Houston with the Clippers poised to make a serious run in the Western Conference when the season resumes Thursday at home against San Antonio.
Bryant and Dwight Howard will also head to the All-Star but must be wondering what they will return to.
They might also be asking "Wherefore art Pau?" Pau Gasol and his injured foot aren't going to be walking through any of their doors for weeks, which not only hampers the Lakers on the court but limits their trade options off of it.
The Lakers got a brief spark from reserve forward Antawn Jamison, who scored 13 of his 17 points in the second period. Howard had 18 points and eight rebounds, but the Clippers went 7-for-12 on 3-point tries in the third quarter to extend their lead to 21 points.
"We're not going to hang our heads. We're going to keep fighting," said Lakers guard Steve Nash, who finished with I thought our offense hurt our defense."
Can the Lakers still make the playoffs, despite their record?
"We can do it, but we have to play better (than we did) tonight," D'Antoni said.Mark Medina contributed


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I grew up in the mountains and fortunately had parents who loved to take us away through the summer. I felt I had the best of both worlds….. a great life exploring the hills of West Virginia…. mixed with trips to the Smithsonian, antique shoppes, etc. Clearly all these experiences have had an impact on my personal taste…. and this display case is a perfect example of that!
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L'Wren Scott leaves fortune to Mick Jagger
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(Yahoo!) - L'Wren Scott's final wishes have been released and she's leaving everything to her partner of 13 years, Mick Jagger.
Scott's will was signed on May 23, 2013, nearly one year before her tragic death on March 17, and bequeathed all of her "jewelry, clothing, household furniture and furnishings, personal automobiles and other tangible articles of a personal nature" and the remainder of her estate to the Rolling Stones frontman.
Her family received nothing.
The late fashion designer's final testament stirs up a series of questions about why she decided to take her own life at the tender age of 47.
While initial reports suggested that the former model was bordering on bankruptcy and her design house, LS Fashion Ltd., was $5.9 million in the red, her assets, including an $8 million New York City apartment and nearly $1 million in valuables, suggest otherwise. Papers were filed on Wednesday at Manhattan's Surrogate Court and estimate the total value of Scott's estate was $9 million.
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It comes as no surprise that an exhibit of work by abstract expressionist luminary Jackson Pollock would be a draw for the Dallas Museum of Art. There's a reason his drip paintings are ubiquitous. They're good. Really good. But the exhibition Blind Spots, organized by DMA curator Gavin Delahunty, focused on Pollock's later work, a series of rarely seen black enamel paintings. Curated in low-ceilinged, carpeted rooms, the exhibition gave the viewer a mid-20th century experience. Yet, it felt new and exciting, and ultimately emotional. The turmoil, the chaos of Pollock's work was on full display, and with more than 70 works, the exhibition demanded numerous visits to the museum.
This has been Brandon Potter's year. In just a few months, the unknown MFA student at Southern Methodist University became one of the city's most promising acting talents. The dude's in his early 30s and he played a believable 55-year-old President Lyndon Baines Johnson in All the Way at Dallas Theater Center. In the same year, he played a killer King Richard first at Shakespeare in the Bar and then at Shakespeare Dallas' Shakespeare in the Park. Sure, they're both conniving powermongers, but Potter made them irresistible.
Mary Tyrone is one of the American theater's most iconic characters. The matriarch losing touch with reality in Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey into Night is a role rife with complications. It's a challenge for even the most serious actress and one rarely available. So, it's a treat to see an actress as gifted as Joanna Schellenberg step into the character. An actress seen so rarely on Dallas stages it's criminal, Schellenberg gave a bone-rattling performance as the drug-addled, fading woman.
In a year in which theater companies struggled to hold onto — or even find — performance spaces, Ochre House Theater remains the little theater that could. Against all odds, playwright/director Matthew Posey's company continues to produce new works in a small storefront in Exposition Park. Attending a production is an investment in the unexpected. The only thing your ticket promises you is something you've never seen before. And the risk itself is worth the $15 price of admission. From a play about an egg salesman to a bawdy musical about a small town girl named Indigo Sue, there's no end to the creativity at this little company.
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There are a number of playwrights whose names you hope to see on an Undermain Theatre season announcement. The company has its go-to living playwrights, like Erik Ehn, Meg Miroshink and Len Jenkin. They work closely to commission or develop work by these writers, often to incredible results. Such was the case with Jenkin's Jonah, which Undermain's artistic director, Katherine Owens, developed alongside him at the Sundance Theatre Lab. Owens directed the world premiere of the work this year to critical acclaim. The frenzied take on the Biblical beach tale featured kaleidoscopic characters and heartwarming stories interwoven in a way that was meaningful, intellectual and fun — an Undermain hat trick. It was also one of the best uses of the basement theater space we've ever seen, thanks to John Arnone's theater-in the-round design, which put the audience inside a circus tent.