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Taped on the 16th of October in Raleigh North Carolina in the WRAL studios
Broadcasted throughout the Carolinas, Virginias, and Cincinnati, Ohio on October the 20th and 21st
Your announcers for this card is Bob Caudle and David Crockett
Your referees for this card is Tommy Young, George Gadaski and Stu Schwartz
The show opens with Bob and David welcoming the fans to this weeks exciting episode of Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling. Today on the show we will hear from the Chairman of Mid Atlantic Wrestling Jim Crockett about a huge card coming to the Cincinnati Gardens on the 9th of October. We will also hear from in the show the NWA World Heavyweight Champion Dusty Rhodes. We will also have in action former NWA World Champion Harley Race. The Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Champion The Iron Sheik with his manager Waldo Von Erich will also be in action along with the fighting Kiwis Butch Miller and Luke Williams, and in a huge main event for the Mid Atlantic Television Title Jumbo Tsuruta with JJ Dillon will face the TV Champ the Mighty Igor in our main event. Lets go to the ring for our opening contest on Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling.
Bobby Duncum versus Israel Mata
Duncum overpowers the overmatched Mata and finishes him off with a running lariat and a look to camera growling in a low tone Rotunda.(Schwartz)
David points out the Mike Rotunda and Bobby Duncum have been wrestling throughout the area with the two men exchanging victories. Duncum joins Crockett in the interview area. Bobby says that he is going to take the young punk Rotunda and beat the tar out of him. Duncum hears the ladies asking him not to hit his pretty face. Duncum will and if he wanted to protect his face he should have been a baseball player instead of a wrestler. Duncum swears that the next time that he and Rotunda gets into a ring, anywhere that Rotunda is going to leave bloody and beaten.
David says that the fighting Kiwis are next on Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling.
David and Bob are back and are joined by legendary Mid Atlantic Wrestlers Johnny Weaver and Nelson Royal. Royal is quick to remind both men that these legends can either stretch you and make you say Uncle or put you to sleep any time they want. Bob and David take a step back and go to the ring for the next contest.
Butch Miller and Luke Williams with New Zealand flag in tow versus Chris Hamrick and Tracy Smothers
Miller and Williams have little problem with the young team, making an example out of the young team. The have pin after pin that they could take for the win but pulled their opponents at two. Miller posts young Hamrick whose face turns into a bloody mask. Gadaski calls for the disqualification. Weaver and Royal say that they are going to the ring and leave the interview area. The Kiwis stop their attack look at Nelson and Johnny. The two teams face off until Weaver picks up the bloody Hamrick off of the floor and puts on the Weaver Lock on Hamrick. Royal, Williams and Miller lay the boots to Smothers as Weaver smiles as he wills Chris go limp in his arms. Weaver lets Hamrick fall to concrete floor and joins the four on one beat down in the ring. Rick Steamboat, Ivan Putski and Jay Youngblood rush into the ring to save the Smothers as the Kiwis, Royal and Weaver head for the interview area. Bob Caudle asks Johnny Weaver why he and Royal attacked those young wrestlers. Weaver says it is really simple. He and Royal have helped these youngsters get there feet wet. Everyone here in Mid Atlantic needs to realize that THEY are here, and THEY are going to take what they deserve. That is the hide of those two punks in the ring we have been calling out for weeks. Youngblood and Steamboat, everyone says that you are the best, uncrowned champions. Prove it. Get in the ring with us. You have chased the Russians and dodged us. Steamboat and Youngblood are nodding in the ring, as Johnny tells them NEXT WEEK on TV these four men are gonna lock horns and we will see who the better team is.
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Bob and David are in shock after what just happened in the ring but they are joined by the NWA World Heavyweight Champion The American Dream Dusty Rhodes. Dusty says that he has missed the Carolinas and Virginias so much. Dusty is going to make it a habit to come here more often. Dusty wants to tell all of the fans that next week he will be in the ring. David says that will be a treat for all of the fans. He also heard that in Cincinnati that he will have a mandatory title defense against former NWA World Champion Harley Race. He and Harley have fought all over the world and now they will fight for Dustys NWA World Heavyweight Title. Dusty tells Harley to bring his best, because everybody knows that the American Dream will fight for these people.
David throws it to the ring.
Harley Race versus Al Snow
The young rookie Snow has one heck of mountain to climb and falls short in the match. Race hits a top rope head butt for a victory on the young Snow. (Young)
Race joins David at ringside and keeps the interview short and sweet. He says that he will be watching Rhodes next week and he best not look twice at him or it will be bad news for the current champ. Jim Crockett comes in and shakes the hand of Harley and takes the mike. He says that next week Nelson Royal and Johnny Weaver will face Rick Steamboat and Jay Youngblood on Television. The winner will face the NWA World Tag Team Champions in Cincinnati on the 9th of October, the loser will also get a match against the Unified Mid Atlantic Tag Team Champions Ivan Kollof and Nikolai Volkoff, who have been defending their bets successfully in Japan and received a heros welcome in their home country of Russia. They will be back in two weeks and from what we have been told are even more focused than ever to take on all comers. David thanks his brother and says that they will be back after these messages.
Bob and David welcome back the fans and go to the ring for the next contest on Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling
Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Champion The Iron Sheik with Iranian flag in tow and his manager Waldo Von Erich carrying the Mid Atlantic Six Man Tag Trophy versus RT Tyler
The Sheik is getting it from the crowd, a USA chant followed by an Uncle Sam which makes him leave the ring. The Sheik threatens to leave the arena unless Stupid Americans Shut Up. Von Erich gets his wrestler back in the right state of mind and catches Tyler with a big Butterfly Suplex followed up by a Camel Clutch that makes Tyler scream Uncle.
The Mid Atlantic Champ and his manager with flag belt and trophy in tow come to the interview area where David Crockett stirs it up again by showing a clip from last week of the masked Jim Duggan pinning the Iranian. Sheik says that he was distracted, the lights were in his eyes and he wasnt feeling well. Von Erich says that he has the best litigators that money can buy to keep the Mid Atlantic Champion out of the cage in Cincinnati on the 9th of October. Duggan got lucky once but he wont get lucky again because the superior wrestler and the superior athlete is The Iron Sheik, your Mid Atlantic Heavyweight Champion and part of the Mid Atlantic Six Man Tag Team Champions.
David tells the fans the TV title will be defended next on Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling.
COMMERICAL BREAK with localized promos
Bob welcomes the fans back and the action has already started in the Mid Atlantic Television Title match between .
Mid Atlantic Television Champion The Mighty Igor versus Jumbo Tsuruta with JJ Dillon
Tsuruta is unable to lift the big man and use his suplexes that are his calling card but kick and chops back the big man up, for a moment. Igor at the twelve minute mark of the match has the big man up for a slam when Tsuruta finds the back door and gets out. Amazingly Jumbo picks up and Igor and delivers a release Belly to Back Suplex that takes away the breath of everyone in the arena. Igor gets back to his unsteady feet when he is met by a vicious kick to the head which leads to a pinfall and a new Mid Atlantic Television Champion. (Gadaski)
Tsuruta and Dillon celebrate in the ring and they are joined soon thereafter by Paul Jones. Dillon walks to the interview area with his men saying that both of his men will have gold soon around there waist, quit running from Mister Number One Allen. Bob cuts off the manager and says to the fans So Long for now.
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Great show...Can't go wrong with Dusty/Race...Duncum/Rotundo could be a good feud...The Sheepherders is looking like a dominant force...Sheik better not take Duggan lightly...Congrats to Tsuruta...Weaver & Royal have become low down dirty snakes...Great work James!
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Weaver taking the cheap shot and declaring that he is tired of helping others was priceless. I can't wait for Jay and Steamer to be stretched. Dillon and his boys are going to be tough to beat now. Race and Rhodes is always a winner. If Rotundo finds a way to beat Duncum, he is set.
Good stuff, James.
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Top notch stuff here. A lot of stuff on the horizon, esp. how the TT's are being set up. Dillon having some success gan make him insufferable but congrats to Jumbo. Igor going to take a stand I wonder.
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Comment: AP win in copyright ruling could put search startups at risk
Date published:March 22, 2013"What I find troubling about it is that she keeps distinguishing Meltwater versus 'legitimate' online search tools, but it's not really clear what that definition is," Julie Ahrens, director of copyright and fair use for the Stanford Law School's Center for Internet & Society, told MLex in an interview Friday.
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3D Printing: Is the Law Ready for the Future? (Past Event)
May 16, 2013Stanford Law School -
Legal Frontiers in Digital Media (Past Event)
May 16, 2013Stanford UniversityThis intensive event over two days is designed for lawyers and Web publishing professionals responsible for sorting out the emerging legal issues surrounding the distribution of content on digital platforms. Read more » about Legal Frontiers in Digital Media
We Robot: Getting Down to Business (Past Event)
April 8, 2013Stanford Law SchoolThe program committee for We Robot: Getting Down To Business invites you to join us for the second annual robotics and the law conference to take place April 8 and 9 at Stanford Law School. This year's event is focused on the immediate commercial prospects of robotics and will include panels and papers on a wide variety of topics, including: Read more » about We Robot: Getting Down to Business
Fair Use: Now More than Ever (Past Event)
March 12, 2013South by Southwest (SXSW)Presenter: Julie Ahrens
Fair Use is an important doctrine allowing use of copyrighted works without the owner's consent in certain situations. But documentary filmmakers and producers of online content under utilize the fair use doctrine in their work. The creation and circulation of information to the public, and public debate, is shaped and limited as a result. This session will explore the fundamentals of fair use, as well as what may and may not be permissible, best practices and new developments. Read more » about Fair Use: Now More than Ever
Intermediary Liability on the Internet - Ashley Hurst - Audio
November 6, 2012
The extent to which internet intermediaries such as Facebook and Google should be liable for unlawful content on the internet is currently facing a great deal of scrutiny in Europe. Like in the US, internet intermediaries in Europe are expected to assist in the prevention of copyright infringement. However, they do not have the wide protection against defamation and privacy claims provided by section 230 of the Communications Decency Act 1996 in the US. Over the last few years, they have therefore found themselves being named in lawsuits in respect of user-generated content. Read more » about Intermediary Liability on the Internet - Ashley Hurst - Audio
Prof. Chris Sprigman - Hearsay Culture - Show #173 - KZSU-FM
October 16, 2012
CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Prof. of Virginia Law, co-author of The Knockoff Economy. Read more » about Prof. Chris Sprigman - Hearsay Culture - Show #173 - KZSU-FM
Prof. Madhavi Sunder - Hearsay Culture - Show #172 - KZSU-FM
September 19, 2012
CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Prof. Madhavi Sunder of UC Davis School of Law, author of From Goods to a Good Life: Intellectual Property and Global Justice. Read more » about Prof. Madhavi Sunder - Hearsay Culture - Show #172 - KZSU-FM
Mike Masnick - Hearsay Culture - Show #168 - KZSU-FM
August 10, 2012
CIS Affiliate Scholar David Levine interviews Mike Masnick of Techdirt. Read more » about Mike Masnick - Hearsay Culture - Show #168 - KZSU-FM


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06/18/13 BlogFun fact: Summer is a super busy season for birthdays.
Not so fun fact: I'm already out of gift ideas. Completely stumped, behind, desperate.
Fun fact: I found a website that will help!
The Daily Beast came out with a super cool list of the Internet's best websites this week. I bought in from the beginning because the list heaps praise on PolitiFact, the Times' fact-checking site (my day job)....
PolitiFact: Bill Nelson says Rick Scott said no to $1 million to monitor health insurance rates
06/16/13 State RoundupSen. Bill Nelson did not have high hopes when he pressured Gov. Rick Scott to veto an insurance regulation bill that Nelson said could harm consumers.
Nelson, a Democrat who used to be the state's insurance commissioner, asked Scott to veto SB 1842, which prevents state regulators from reviewing rate hikes for new plans in 2014 and 2015 as the federal health care law is implemented.
"Given the governor's recent decision to return $1 million in federal funding that would have helped the state cover the cost of overseeing insurance rates under the new health care law, and the fact that he has not even applied for another $5 million in federal funding that is available to help states control their insurance markets, I'm not holding my breath," he wrote in an op-ed column....
PolitiFact: Kathy Castor says 70,000 children lose Head Start access, including 2,000 in Florida
06/09/13 State RoundupFaced with complaints about airport delays, members of Congress took action to halt sequester-related furloughs for air traffic controllers.
Some Democrats want to know why other groups aren't getting similar relief from the sequester.
U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, D-Tampa, railed against cuts to Head Start recently on MSNBC's Hardball.
"Seventy thousand 3-year-olds and 4-year-olds across America will lose access to the preschool Head Start classroom ... 70,000 students across America and 2,000 in the state of Florida alone because the Republicans refuse to replace the sequester or sit down with us to negotiate a balanced plan."...
Snatch up the Groupon for Revolve Clothing Exchange yet?
06/04/13 BlogBack by popular demand (at least in our circle) is the spend $10 to get $20 Groupon for Revolve Clothing Exchange.
Looks like you'll need to hustle on this deal. More than 1,000 people have already bought it.
Revolve, for the uninitiated, is a consignment shop with locations in Tampa, Ybor and St. Pete near Crescent Lake....
PolitiFact Florida: Rick Scott says he's cut taxes 24 times
06/03/13 State RoundupHow many times did Gov. Rick Scott cut taxes? You better believe the unpopular Republican running for a second term is counting the ways.
"Twenty-four times," Scott said after signing the state's $71.1 billion budget.
The claim certainly got our attention at PolitiFact Florida. Could Scott and the Legislature have enacted two dozen tax cuts in just three budget years, two of which were hamstrung by billion-dollar budget shortfalls? We turned to the Truth-O-Meter to sort it out....
PolitiFact Florida checks out Rick Scott's claim of 24 tax cuts
06/03/13 BlogThe latest over at PolitiFact Florida:
How many times did Gov. Rick Scott cut taxes? You better believe the unpopular Republican running for a second term is counting the ways.
"Twenty-four times," Scott said last month after signing the state's $71.1 billion budget....
My Outfit Monday: Trying to recreate Macy's magic
06/03/13 BlogIt's been a minute. Remember that time Macy's invited the Deal Divas to wear cute clothes and host a fashion show? I know we've hardly mentioned it, but do you recall how the event left us desiring the clothes we wore, how some of us purchased pieces of our look?...
Celebrating what's light, right -- and white!
05/28/13 BlogMy three-step action plan for dealing with the end of Memorial Day weekend is as follows:
1. Catch up with an old friend. Coffee, where are you? I need you. Never leave me like that.
2. Approach workload with renewed diligence (may or may not occur as a result of step No. 1).
3. Pick a fight with Deal Diva Kameel.
Remember when she blasted Boyz II Men for changing up "I'll Make Love to You" for an Old Navy commercial about white jeans?...
Fact-checking Rick Scott's plate setting
05/21/13 BlogDining with Gov. Rick Scott? Before chowing down, he asks that you please review his accomplishments for Florida families.
Members of the Florida Council of 100 and Scott gathered for a Thursday meeting at the Sandpearl resort in Clearwater Beach. Included in their place settings was a souvenir of sorts: a fact sheet touting Scott's almost two and a half years in office. The campaign-style flier comes from the governor's office and does not have a political disclaimer....
Sniffing out summer nail trends
05/21/13 BlogWe are not approaching the summer of shy nails, that's for sure.
Nail polish trends for summer are bright, shiny, scented and best of all, creative. You can do them yourself without shelling out for a manicure, I promise. You just have to practice.
Check out our slide show for photos and follow the links for tutorials and sources.
* Hints of metal: Remember the allure of aluminum for feet? You can capitalize on the trend without going full-blown look at this giant mirror/car part on my hand. You can try a thin, subtle gold strip atop a nude nail or splash a bold metallic stripe over a bright base color, like orange. I mean, it's almost summer, and YOLO....
PolitiFact: Fact-checking Rick Scott's jobs math
05/20/13 State RoundupThe statement
"We are already almost halfway to our 2010 goal of creating 700,000 new jobs in seven years."
Gov. Rick Scott, in his budget letter
The ruling
To hear Gov. Rick Scott tell it, his memorable campaign pledge to create 700,000 jobs in seven years is going right along schedule.
The novice politician, almost two and a half years into his first term, says things are looking bright for the Sunshine State as a result of investments in economic development and public education....
PolitiFact: Weatherford overreaches with claim that Medicaid expansion drives deficit
05/19/13LegislatureThe Florida House did the nation a favor by refusing to expand subsidized health insurance to 1 million low-income Floridians, argues Speaker Will Weatherford.
"Congress has not passed a budget in four years, and each year the federal government spends over a trillion dollars more than it has, leading to a national debt approaching $17 trillion," Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, wrote in a recent op-ed column. "Expanding Medicaid would require borrowing more money, drastically expanding our deficit."...
Pinellas lawmakers talk Medicaid, cheap House health insurance at Tiger Bay
05/14/13 BlogThree Pinellas County legislators who voted against accepting federal Medicaid money defended their heavily subsidized state health plans Tuesday but said they were open to footing more of the bill.
Reps. Larry Ahern, Ed Hooper and Kathleen Peters were among eight Pinellas legislators grilled Tuesday by members of Suncoast Tiger Bay about the legislative session. The health insurance juxtaposition, highlighted by the Tampa Bay Times on Tuesday, was the focus of a couple questions at the St. Petersburg Marriott Clearwater hotel luncheon....
Local fashion truck owner tries to match fun of food trucks
05/14/13 BlogHere's a cool concept for our on-the-go culture: a designer boutique that fits in a highway lane.
Mobile boutiques, long spotted in mega cities like Los Angeles, are getting some love in Tampa Bay.
Times retail reporter Susan Thurston brings us a great story about Zakia Carter, a 40-year-old Lithia entrepreneur who founded White Tent Runway last year. Carter runs the women's boutique from a 37-foot, 1985 recreational vehicle that used to house victims of Hurricane Katrina. She made the RV a chic space and stocks it with one-of-a-kind pieces from designers in LA, all under $100....
PolitiFact Florida: Florida Democratic Party chair misfires on Scott's teacher pay raise priority
05/12/13LegislatureFlorida Democratic Party chairwoman Allison Tant attacked Gov. Rick Scott as a feckless chief executive who let the Legislature steamroll his session priorities.
"He boasted that his No. 1 priority for the 2013 session was a $2,500 across-the-board raise for classroom teachers," Tant wrote in a column on April 30. "Seven weeks later his abject failure to defend his top issue has allowed Republican legislators to cut that raise by 60 percent with a multitude of strings attached."...


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When Sony debuted its $27,000 SXRD (Silicon X-tal Reflective Display) front projector a couple of years back, my first thought after drooling over its fine, filmlike picture was: They'll really have something if they can get this technology into a TV that sells for a few thousand dollars. Well, that something has arrived: the 50-inch KDS-R50XBR1 is an SXRD-based rear-projection HDTV that lists for $4,000. And since good things come in pairs, it also has a big 60-inch brother, the $5,000 KDS-R60XBR1.
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Sony scores big in its effort to bring SXRD display technology to the masses. Great picture performance at a great price. |
SXRD, which is Sony's unique spin on LCoS (liquid crystal on silicon) technology, received an in-depth treatment in our May 2005 review of the company's Qualia 006, so I won't rehash the details. But this set uses a new SXRD chip that shrinks the size of the panel from 0.78 inch (diagonal) down to 0.61 inch. Rather than sacrificing resolution, it delivers the same progressive-scan 1,920 x 1,080-pixel (1080p) pictures as the 006, but with an even finer pixel pitch than before (7 micrometers). The benefit is a completely seamless high-def picture, with no trace of the "screen-door" pixel grid that you often see in LCD HDTVs. As in the 006 and LCD rear projectors, three chips are used to transmit red, green, and blue picture information, which avoids the single-chip DLP "rainbow effect."
The other key refinement that Sony brings to its new SXRD models is an iris adjustment. This powerful feature, which lets you modify the light output of the TV's lens to enhance picture contrast, has shown up on some high-end LCD and DLP front projectors in the past year or so but is only just starting to make its way into rear projectors. Aside from that, the KDS-R50XBR1 is a sleek-looking tabletop set with a glossy black border framing its 50-inch screen. Its semi-detached, nonremovable speakers add several inches to the set's width - a point to consider if you're installing it in a wall unit.
The Sony offers a generous range of connection options, including multiple HDMI and i.Link (FireWire) inputs as well as VGA and component-video jacks. One i.Link input is located behind a flip-up panel beneath the screen - perfect for plugging in a digital camcorder. While it doesn't have a backlit keypad, Sony's thin, sturdy remote control has a clean layout. You switch inputs by toggling through them with the TV/Video button. The Wide button calls up a list of four display modes, with three choices - Full, Zoom, and Wide Zoom - available for HDTV channels.
SETUP After I connected an antenna, the Sony easily captured all of my local digital broadcasts. That included the ABC affiliate's digital channel, which I usually need to tune via an onscreen signal-strength meter - the one feature this TV lacks. The set's Twin View mode lets you watch two different high-def channels, or any other combination of sources, side by side in their original aspect ratios.
The Sony's vast store of picture adjustments makes setup something of an adventure. Each of the three video presets can be customized and saved for all inputs - a welcome advancement from previous Sony models I've tested. But basic picture settings like contrast and color are just the beginning. Besides a manual adjustment for the Iris control mentioned earlier, there's also an Advanced Iris function that automatically adjusts the iris to optimize contrast on the fly for the image being displayed. Meanwhile, the set's Warm color-temperature setting delivered a picture that pretty much nailed the NTSC color spec. It needed only slight tweaks to the red, green, and blue gain and bias controls - available in the Advanced Video menu - to bring it in.
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Heart and Soul by Kadir Nelson |
The story of America and African Americans is a story of hope
and inspiration and unwavering courage. But it is also the story of injustice;
of a country divided by law, education, and wealth; of a
people whose struggles and achievements helped define their country.
This is the story of the men, women, and children who toiled in the hot sun
picking cotton for their masters; it's about the America ripped in two by Jim
Crow laws; it's about the brothers and sisters of all colors who rallied
against those who would are bar a child from an education. It's a story
of discrimination and broken promises, determination and triumphs.
To the Mountaintop by Charlayne Hunter-Gault |
When Barack Obama was inaugurated on January 20, 2009,
he toppled a racial barrier that many thought would never fall. But he
didn't achieve his victory alone. Thousands of men, women, and even children
struggled before him to win the right to freedom, the vote, and equal protection
under the law. Among them were two nineteen-year-old students who dared to fight
for their right to attend the all-white University of Georgia, Hamilton Holmes and Charlotte Hunter.
In this dramatic history of the civil rights movement, Charlayne Hunter-Gault looks back
on her experiences and offers a unique perspective on the pivotal events that swept the South
as the movement gathered momentum through the early 1960's.
I Lay my Stitches Down by Cynthia Grady |
From a cotton plantation in the deep South, to a
Kentucky horse farm, to a small household in the North,
the varying settings and voices depicted in these poems
reflect the rich patchwork of experiences and circumstances
of African Americans affected by slavery.
Underground by Shane W. Evans |
A family silently crawls along the ground. They run
barefoot through unlit woods, sleep beneath bushes, take shelter
in a kind stranger's home. Where are they heading?
They are heading for freedom.


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Unfortunately, not much hasd been said about the new film, if anything. Though, I'm hoping that LP oes the theme song again. That would be awesome. :)
rumours are that bay has chosen burning in the skies....
no new theme song :(
Can we (all LP FANS) make an official survey online like polldaddy.com asking if most fans of the film franchise are agree to that LINKIN PARK will provide the music for the film?
No one knows if they will do it so, but we want LP back to the film because the third installment of the film will also be the last one.
What I've Done & New Divide we're used for all the installment, so if the film started with LINKIN PARK, it should also be done with them.
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With these initiatives and others, we recognize that there is increased scrutiny by budgetary observers and overseers. The College must continue to educate these persons on the necessity of professional development in a learning-centered college. But it also assumes a responsibility to use its limited funds wisely, especially in operating budget allocations dedicated to conferences and meetings. As well, the College needs to creatively seek alternative methods for acquiring resources for professional development in times of limited traditional financial resources.
Untapped or underutilized resources abound, however. College faculty and staff are continuously developing expertise in a number of areas of value to the professional development of others. Doctoral and personal research is ongoing. Partnerships are continuously being developed with outside businesses, agencies, institutions and organizations. College alumni become recognized as experts in their fields. Grants, gifts and donations enable the College to secure new equipment, resources and expertise. All of these many resources are potential sources of benefit to a coordinated professional development program.
Clearly, in order to utilize these many and varied potential resources, coordination is the key. This plan is intended to maximize these various sources of actual and potential resources by a structure which includes a council of collaborative implementers.
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Doc, this is heavy: Maybe flying cars are coming in 2015 after all
By DAN CALABRESE - Great Scott! It's going to cost you a little more than that hover-conversion Goldie Wilson III offers to do for $39,999.95. And it doesn't look like the sky will be filled with them in two years. But a company called Terrafugia is working on a flying car that sounds a lot like the one Doc ... continue reading
Cloud Coverage: Gaming
Now with a show of hands, how many gamers do we have out there? One, two… well… I guess you can put your hands down now. There is really no point in counting since pretty much everyone plays games from time to time. One of the first video games was released in 1958 called Tennis for Two. Since ... continue reading
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I am an aviation enthusiast. As such, I keep up with aviation news. I am becoming increasingly alarmed about something which concerns all of us, not just us flying nuts. Pilotless drones are becoming more and more numerous over the United States. The FAA has stated that there could be 30,000 drones over US ... continue reading
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A few years ago, the Internet was invented. I know what you're going to say… "Xander, it's been a little longer than a few years since the Internet was invented." Well, you wouldn't be wrong but neither am I. The Internet began it's life in the 1960s ... continue reading


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I just got home with my pre-order. Eating now, then install the game and play for a while, I think I'll go Commando. Then plan for tomorrow's class. Then press my clothes. Then sleep. -_-
Playing FTL. Stupid decision, I don't need something obliterating the time I'd normally use for job searching. DARKFIRE, sez here begins the eleventh voyage of the GFS Caliburn, hopefully it doesn't end with us all being cooked to death in a solar flare like the ninth, or seeing the chronically underrepaired hull give out like the tenth.
I'm gonna wait on Borderlands 2 until there's a game of the year edition with all the post-release content. Sick of being nickle-and-dimed to death with all this DLC bull****.
You'll probably be waiting until late next year for it. Gearbox has every intention so far of having all four DLC campaigns they have planned to be available before the end of June 2013 either way. I just hope they make another character class or two. Going to be bored to tears if all anyone ever plays is Zer0 the Assassin online in Co-op groups. (flashbacks to Crawmerax: "I TOLD YOU! WE NEED A GORRAM' SIREN!" )
I know everybody's hyped on Borderlands 2 but this just arrived in the mail today. Now I just have to find some time to play it. Stupid school.
The elventh journey ended like the ninth. The Twelfth was ended by an enemy missile. The thirteenth oddly got all the way to the final boss' second stage, where it was worn down and obliterated by a hail of missiles and drone fire. DARKFIRE, really wishes there was some sort of save option, I realize that this is a game in which you die a lot, but to come within a hair's breadth of victory and have to start all over again from the beginning seems cruel.
I'd buy FTL right away if I didn't have a monstrous backlog. ...I'm starting Borderlands 2 tomorrow. I'm going to skip the DLC missions altogether. I loved the first Borderlands and eventually did buy the DLC (Steam 75% off) but by the point I even reached that point, I was done with the game. I think I finished the zombie one, but I'm not sure. I know that I only played part of Fort Knoxx
The Fourteenth and Fifteenth voyages didn't end well either. In both cases the Caliburn ended up being stuck at a dead end jump point and overwhelmed by the enemy fleet's crushing numbers. The Sixteenth however saved the Galaxy. DARKFIRE, sez now to try and meet the obtuse as **** conditions for unlocking new ships and different layouts.
Me. but I've been playing the Ratchet and Clank Collection lately mostly. I'm always up for P4A though. Just have to be in the right mood.
Add me on PSN if you'd like to play some games. Im also a bit of the same since when I lose I get pretty salty lol. JogaBonito99
I've done like 10 runs and I still can't beat the second fight against the boss. About saving I read somewhere you can copy the save continue file and when you die just paste it in there. Haven't tried it, but it kinda defeats the purpose of the permadeath.
Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix announced for PS3 And it includes the Final Mix version of KH1. I must have this.
"(...) Additionally, Kingdom Hearts for PC Browsers was also announced (...)" I first thought that they would publish the KH games for PC then it said: "(...) It is a social game where players can customize their avatars and explore a variety of Disney worlds." .... And that hurts so much.
Some games are region locked though. Persona 4 Mayonaka couldnt be played on non JP ps3s when it was out in JP or something to that extent.
Not "some games". Just one game. That's the only one. EDIT: The reason P4 Arena was region locked was because it was the same exact content in all regions (including Japanese text) and the idiots who run Atlus were afraid of reverse importing because the NA and JP versions were released at the same time. There will be no such issue with KH.
Yeah, but what does it say when you knock it over? DARKFIRE, would be freaked out by that, Portal conditioned me to give those a wide berth.
Three hours into Borderlands 2. I haven't yet had a chance to play in a a group (AKA, the only way to play the game), but it's been alright so far. I'm finally getting to the point where I'm finding interesting guns. My main two at the moment are a 21x15 shotgun and an explosive assault rifle that also has a zoomed scope. The scope wasn't even in the listed properties, so I was pleasantly surprised when I found out about it (it's got good specs in general, too). I don't like the audio presentation very much, so I'll probably just use itunes while playing. I'm playing as a soldier, and the balance with the turret is weird. It's far more powerful than I am right now, to the point it basically wins fights for me if I use it, though it does have limited time and a long cooldown.
Just sank a nine-hour session into Borderlands 2 with some friends of mine, and I'm only Lv16. Fuck, this game is addicting as hell; I spent at least two of those nine hours on the slot machines in Sanctuary trying to get better guns. I got the triple boderlands logo once and got a nice orange pistol out of it.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/09/21/tgs-dragons-dogma-dark-arisen-announced Dragon's Dogma DLC!! By far my favorite game this year.
I finally beat the boss in FTL. The federation ship is awesome. Now I'm gonna try and unlock the other ships.
@DanielJr @FirebyrdXX To Fire and Danno: will play with you tomorrow guys, but i'm tellin' you now my level is supremely low in comparison to you two. EDIT - Also my game totally glitched out and gave me three gold keys for the Sanctuary chest lol wtf.
http://www.nisamerica.com/games/NeptuniaVictory/ SPRING 2013! That's a hell lot sooner than I expected . . . and NISA is even localizing that Droid app I always wanted. I EXCITE
13 hours into Borderlands 2 Right now, I'm going for equipment that seem interesting, and one of the more interesting pieces that I've found is a shield that causes a stream of explosions whenever it's depleted, until it begins to charge again. This, combined with a 67x14 shotgun that is thrown like a grenade on reload is an awesome combination. The specs on my shotgun don't even look like anything special, with a very low accuracy score, only three shots before needing to reload (not a concern, when the grenade-reload is around!), and a somewhat low fire rate. The specs don't even begin to show how awesome it is, since it's effective at a surprisingly good range (I can take out buzzards with it!)... Though it's making my other weapons look weedy by comparison. All of my eridium has been going to shotgun upgrades since I got it. My previous shotty was good, too, but not somuch that I neglected the other weapons. With the shotgun and shield, I can run up to stuff, unload, and if I get taken out, I've got a stream of powerful explosives at the ready. The really funny thing about the shield is that I got it from a side mission marked as "trivial" by the time I got around to it... I figured "What the hey" and did it. Truth be told, it's a kind of crappy shield at this point in every other spec, but those explosions On the other weapon front, I'm kind of hurting for a good AR at this point.
Finished my session of Borderlands. Right now, I have two new shotguns just waiting to be tested / compared with my old one. I also finished maxing out the ammo at 180.
Love the shotguns, especially Jakobs, Hyperion and Torgue brand versions. But man there sure is an emphasis on using the correct elemental gun on this game to shoot things dead fast now. (Still keeping my Maliwan handguns from lvls earlier) "PROTECT ME, SQUIRE!"
Borderlands 2: At level 21, I turn in my gold keys. Inside, I got a 147x17 shotgun Against a slagged enemy, I've seen it do 6000 damage I also got 3 sniper rifles. Against the target dummy, a critical with the non-elemental one does over 8000 damage if it's slagged. Of the shotguns I mentioned earlier, one had 74 accuracy, and let me tell you, that thing was amazing at swatting low health, fast-moving airborne enemies. The other was a solid explosive shotgun, and was my main for the brief time before I turned in the gold keys. I ditched the constant explosive shield. Instead, I got a shield that only has one explosion, but has a whopping 320+ recharge rate. I instantly went from avoiding shield recharge delay items/perks to making them my highest priority.
Just beat B2. Now starting a second playthrough with friends. Also tried Terramorphous at Lvl 32, my best SMG just does 8 damage against it.
The 147x17 shotgun has a drawback, and a major one: 4 ammo per shot ...Though if anything, that's making it more interesting. I can't just use it on everything, like my old shotgun, so I'm having to switch it up a lot more. Still, dat power. I beat the (enormous) boss of "Safe and Sound" in 4 shots.
Mass Effect Trilogy announced for PC/360/PS3 ------- Assassin's Creed: Ezio Trilogy announced exclusively for PS3
played the Resident evil 6 demo. Seems like a good game. But it's going to be too much a pain in the ass for me without use of game shark codes for infinite ammo since it went back to more survival horror in Leon's part of the story. And Chris's part is like RE 5, only at least in the demo took away the ability to stock pile ammo by going to random levels and collecting ammo for later. I run out of ammo in these games too fast because i have piss poor aim in shooting games. Thus I may be watching RE 6 get played by someone else more then i actually play it. lol wishes ps3 could use gameshark software so I could beat games I suck at.
I've got my hands on Borderlands 2 on PC but Windows 8 was **** so I must install Windows 7 and steam all over again before I can play...
I played it too. I wish there was some sort of easy, easy mode because I am terrible at these type of games as well.


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WARNING: "The following post contains graphic violence, strong language, nudity, and adult situations."
Not this post you're reading, but the next one. The post after this one. It may not be there yet. (If it's not — phew — I warned you ahead of time.)
The warning isn't completely true.
But the wording occurred to me as I wrote this, remembering the old HBO warning from the '80s. It was like a blinking sign for aggressive and horny teenagers as we feverishly perused the guide: "This is the good stuff." *
To clarify the warning:
18 September 2012 at 8:24 pm • 440 words
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Now With Advanced Whitening Agent
My growing use of Instapaper and reading on the Kindle has contributed to this focus on "just the words." Both writing them and reading them. There's so much junk piled around the words we read online. You're liable to step on a rusty nail and get tetanus.
25 August 2012 at 9:42 pm • 760 words
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Waypoint #1
Have you ever thought to yourself, "Gee, I really like visiting the Moving to Freedom web site and reading the many entertaining and educational posts there, but I wish I could also read it as an ebook. Specifically, as an ebook on my Amazon Kindle compatible device. That would be so cool."
If that sounds like you, then today your dream has come true. Moving to Freedom, Waypoint #1 is here.
29 November 2011 at 3:45 am • 570 words
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Itsy Bitsy Fritsy now available for Amazon Kindle
After you buy your own copy, I'm counting on each of you to convince five of your friends to buy a copy, and they in turn will insist that five of their friends buy a copy, and so on, until I can quit my day job and focus on providing you with a quality content stream.
2 comments • 23 August 2011 at 3:47 pm • 180 words
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Five Years of Moving to Freedom
This web site is five years old today.
You're reading post number 352. (Many Most of them have been "meh," so there's no need to check out the archives if you're late to the party.)
A million unique visitors have come through the doors. Mostly these are Google searchers landing on the technical posts that I've said I'm not going to do anymore.
Thanks to everyone for your patronage, but especially to you regulars who keep coming around despite erratic posting, both in terms of regularity and content. (And quality.) Still, there is only one month where I failed to post something, and I'm going to count that as a blogging victory.
I'm not going to write about what comes next. Back in April I wrote about how I had "turned pro" …
2 comments • 19 July 2011 at 9:15 pm • 200 words
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Spring 2011 Newsletter
I came up with the domain name of "Moving to Freedom" for this site as a nod to my desire to move from using proprietary software to free software. I still like the name because it works for just about anything. We can always aspire to greater freedom in different areas of our lives.
I want to find that freedom in words. And sentences of dubious grammatical correctness. And poorly constructed paragraphs. I want to tell stories that matter to me, or simply amuse me, and with any luck, you too.
Thanks for reading. I hope you'll be with me, helping on this new move.
27 April 2011 at 7:37 pm • 410 words
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Stuff That 'Used To Be Here'
First, everything is still here!
Second, check out the new look! (If you're reading this in your feed reader or email, it's totally worth your time to stop by.)
After 3.7 years of "Moving to Freedom v1.0," I've done some redecorating. I think the new design is amazingly cool, but I'm counting on you to let me know if I'm wrong.
So what's behind this change? I think Martin Sexton best explains it, in the lyrics to "Women and Wine":
Last night I woke to the sound of a dream on fire
Burning a ring around my golden cage
Flames hissed a chorus that said changes to come
I downed a drink for comfort, but came up with rage
Oh, wait. I guess that doesn't explain anything. But I love that passage.
And there are changes to come. If all goes well, I'll be announcing …
4 April 2010 at 11:56 pm • 930 words
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Please comment: Are you reading this? Are you a feed subscriber?
This is prompted in part by Tony Lawrence, who has been wondering about the accuracy of his feed subscriber count and today asked for comments from his feed readers as a kind of survey of actual readers. (Tony in turn was prompted by: Dear Reader, Who Are You?)
Well, I'm curious also: How many people out there are actually reading this site? I know at least one of my sisters is subscribed and a regular reader.* How about the rest of you?
Please leave a comment with this post and tell me if you're a regular (or even irregular) reader, and if you follow the feed or just pop in from time to time. Or maybe you visit only when I flog a post on …
18 comments • 7 October 2009 at 8:47 pm • 230 words
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A Note About XHTML Validation of 'Moving to Freedom' Pages
I try to make standards-compliant web pages here at movingtofreedom.org. It appeals to my petty, detail-oriented side. The compiler in me loves it when W3C or xmllint or tidy reports a valid web page. A pass from xmllint or tidy, or the green "valid" result from W3C is like a pat on the head. Good boy!
Why do I use XHTML for this place? Because that's what WordPress templates were using when I started this site in 2006. I'm sure that's still the case today, although some searching tells me it doesn't have to be that way. XHTML seemed like the thing to do three years ago and I was happy to learn about it and conform to the transitional XHTML doctype. I wasn't so excited about the strict doctype, but figured that was a concern for another day.
(Tangentially, an …
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This article was originally published on SolarLove.org. It has been reposted with full permission.
Everyone loves solar. Well, ok, not everyone, but the HUGE majority of people. It's been like this probably as long as the idea of solar power has been around. Thomas Edison was clearly a huge fan:
Now, a new study conducted by Hart Research on behalf of the Solar Energy Industries Association, shows that Americans of all stripes are still fully in love with solar.
Here are the bullet points:
- 92 percent of voters believe it's important for the US to develop and use more solar energy.
- 85 percent of voters view solar energy favorably (60 percent very favorable).
- 78 percent of voters say government should support growth of solar energy with incentives.
This is the 5th year in a row that the survey has been conducted, and it's the 5th time solar has been the popular kid on the block. As stated above, even Republicans (voters, not Congresspeople, that is) love solar:
"The poll found that more than nine out of 10 (92 percent) of likely voters feel that the U.S. should develop and use more solar energy. This support was strong across the political spectrum with 84 percent of Republicans, 95 percent of independents, and 98 percent of Democrats agreeing."
If there's one issue worth supporting loud and clear and basing an election on, its clean energy, and especially solar. Clearly, that's not what the Romney/Ryan ticket is doing, and even the Obama administration isn't being very clear about it. Obama's energy message is all about "all of the above" — I wonder how much more popular he might be if he went on a really strong clean energy push with a focus on solar?
Geoff Garin, president of Hart Research Associates, says: "These results clearly show that American voters across the political spectrum have a strong favorable view of solar energy and the solar industry, and they believe that government has an important role to play in allowing this industry to grow and succeed."
"The consistency of these findings is also impressive," said Molly O'Rourke, partner at Hart Research. "Voters express the same high levels of support across a variety of measures, from their very positive perceptions of solar energy to their enthusiasm for policies that promote greater use of solar."
And these weren't just general or non-competitive questions! Take a load of these stats:
"Voters' favorable view of solar translates directly into widespread bipartisan support for federal incentives fostering solar energy. Nearly four out of five (78 percent) of voters say the government should provide tax credits and financial incentives to encourage the development and use of solar energy. Fully two-thirds of swing voters (67 percent) chose solar above any other energy source to receive tax and financial incentives."
Yes! And yes, please — give us more solar!
I'm the director of CleanTechnica, the most popular clean energy website in the world, and Planetsave, a leading green and science news site. I've been covering green news of various sorts since 2008, and I've been especially focused on solar energy, electric vehicles, bicycling, and wind energy for the past few years. You can also find my work on Scientific American, Reuters, Think Progress, GE's ecomagination site, several sites in the Important Media network, & many other places. To connect on some of your favorite social networks, go to zacharyshahan.com or click on some of the links below.


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The Evil Eyes: "Only sixties dances, people!"
Who are you?
I'm Classy Craig D, drummer of The Evil Eyes. I like medium-length walks on the beach, The Cramps, Biz Markie and Earl Grey tea.
Who are you wearing?
A partially healed road rash from a recent cycling accident, flip flops and my two-month old "noble savage" tiger tattoo.
Marry, fuck, Kill: Leather Uppers, The Bon, Evil Eyes?
That is a complex and multi-tiered question. For this I will have to consult the oracle that lives in my mansion. Hold on a moment while she partakes of the vapors to reveal the truth.
(15 minutes pass)
Well, she didn't make any sense (as usual) but the best I could make out was that if you're into any or all of the three acts in question, come on down and catch The Evil Eyes live in NYC at the Parkside Lounge and Don Pedro's the first weekend in August!
You'll be sure to find someone to do them with who's into it. Be there! Be there! Be there!
Best Nadrwuar story?
By far my best Nardwuar story is when he was asked to play at the Mariposa Folk Fest and I was asked to be part of his backing band for the shows.
One of the shows was on the Toronto Island and there was a banner on the front of the stage advertising the radio station who sponsored the "storytelling in music" stage we were playing.
As a joke, I suggested it would be funny if he rolled himself up like a burrito in it during the set, which he did, much to the anger of the fest people. He also kept throwing the mic on the stage and the grass while he was going off on a tangent during the songs and just yelling at the crowd. At one point he started riding around on a bike that was lying on the ground as we played and he yelled as loud as he could as he cycled around in circles. The soundman was a real stick in the mud, and he kept reprimanding Nard for throwing the mic around, which he took no heed of. It actually got so bad the sound guy shoved/kinda punched Nardwuar to the ground when Nard tried to turn the tables on him and make friends and hug it out. Man, did that sound guy ever look like a total dick.
Fast forwarding ahead, Canadian legend Gordon Lightfoot played a secret set that night and Nard flipped his lid thinking of things to try to ask him last minute.
The one that won out was "Was your song 'Sundown' about Cathy Evelyn Smith, the injector of John Belushi?" I just remember him yelling "injector" several times to no avail as Gord just walked by. Pure gold.
When my Canadian friends moved to Germany, on the same night, they went into a bar and randomly caught a Leather Uppers show. Any comments on that?
Wow, that must have been in Cologne! That was a great show if do say so myself! They were lucky ducks to catch that one! They're weren't too many shows on that tour so the stars were aligned for them to catch that rocker.
Best part about living six hours away from your bandmate?
Ah, you're talking about Groovy Greg of the Leather Uppers. The best thing is that visiting him means hanging out in Montreal, which is a town I've literally never had a bad night out in. Special shout-out to Coco and the Snack N'Blues bar. I only discovered this gem of a place the last time I was there and Groovy Greg took me there. Free candy and snacks at night, not to mention the constant in-house DJ Coco who vaguely looks like a South Asian Miles Davis.
Can you give curses with your evil eyes?
Ya, but I think it's straining my eyes…I'm going to need glasses if I keep this up.
Are you scared that if you keep giving the evil eye, your eyes will stay that way?
Totally…nobody talks about the permanent ocular damage that comes from doing prolonged supernatural shit with your eyes….I'm going to try to raise awareness at our shows with an information booth and some literature. You know, pamphlets and the like.
Favorite band on Goner?
The all time fave is Guitar Wolf…the Wolf Rock LP on Goner is still up there as one of the wildest rock records of all time. After that would be the Ross Johnson compilation Make it Stop! In third is the Final Solutions…their set at SXSW when I played the Goner showcase was classic and super punk.
What is your message to the kids?
Smarten up! And stop moshing at garage shows…Like Tom Guido from SF's Purple Onion used to say back in the day "Stop slam dancing! Only sixties dances! Only sixties dances, people!"
Listen to The Evil Eyes here:
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DON'T MISS THE EVIL EYES' CAVESTOMP! SHOW AT PARKSIDE LOUNGE IN NYC WITH THE JAY VONS, THE RECORDETTES AND MORE! FRIDAY AUGUST 3rd! RSVP HERE!!
ALSO PLAYING AT DON PEDRO, BROOKLYN ON AUGUST 4th WITH LIGHT BULB ALLEY, THE CONNECTION, THE LITTLE SEIZURES AND THE RECORDETTES.


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Rooksdown school gets 'good' rating (From Andover Advertiser)
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11:00am Monday 31st December 2012 in Basingstoke By Emily Roberts, Chief Reporter
A SCHOOL which provides for pupils with physical difficulties and medical needs has been graded as "good" by education watchdogs.
Ofsted inspectors visited Saxon Wood School, in Barron Place, Rooksdown, Basingstoke, on November 14.
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Fresh off the main stage domination at Tomorrowland in Belgium, Sir Bob Cornlieus Rifo aka The Bloody Beetroots, and his cohort Tommy Tea, took to yet another main stage this past weekend at the HARD Summer Music Festival in Downtown LA. Playing before a packed house, the duo had the crowd going from beginning to end, opening with their new hit single "Rocksteady" and closing out their set with the ever-famous "Warp 1.9." Just hours before taking the stage, we had the utmost honor of sitting down with Sir Bob himself getting the inside scoop on all things Beetroots -
DxE: What was it like headlining the mainstage last weekend at Tomorrowland?
BB: Absolutely insane. It was our first time there so that helped. It was actually a bit over the top, almost to much in a good way!
DxE: You recently began going back to the Beetroots DJ Set after touring with Death Crew 77. Was that just a short-lived project or will we see it again?
BB: Well the name Bloody Beetroots refers to lots of different projects. We have the DJ Set, Church of Noise, photography, etc. It's constantly evolving, keeping all the world updated year by year. Now it's even more different than before, it's definitely more of a DJ show at the moment. I am starting to finally talk to people in the DJ world too and make friendships and create relationships.
DxE: Tell us about the new single "Rocksteady" - what was the process behind it and how did you find the artists to produce remixes?
BB: The process behind making tracks is really random. Sometimes I go back home and have the title ready which actually was the case with "Rocksteady." The name reminds me of a variety of styles of songs. For the remixes though, this was the first time after "Church Of Noise" where I was trying to get different beats from other guys. In this new direction we're moving, there is a definite need for other people and their input in order to complete the wide spectrum of electronic sounds we want to achieve.
DxE: What is it about a HARD event that makes you want to come back and play the next one?
BB: I really like Gary [Richards], we have the same way of thinking. We quickly became good friends and it's a great pleasure to be here.
DxE: What can we expect next from you and the Beetroots name?
BB: There's a new single coming out at the end of September which I'm very excited about. It's very cool, different to "Rocksteady" -- still hard in a way, but sweeter too. Then another single around Christmas time and probably a new album around January/February. The new album is full of collaborations with crazy names (the artists I'm work with not the track titles), though more from an older sounding scene scene musically speaking (not electronic). Bringing old stuff to the new future with electronic beats.
One of my personal favorite moments during their set was them dropping the Tommy Trash remix of John Dahlback's "One Last Ride." Not a track I would have expected from the hard-hitting Beetroots but an absolute banger nonetheless.


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