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The Masonic Moon Landing Hoax
There is an area of very high radiation called the Van Allen Belt 272 miles from Earth which the Russians could never pass. In fact in 1959 Bill Kaysing reported on a Russian study which discovered that the amount of radiation on the moon would require astronauts to be clothed in 4 feet of lead in order to avoid instant death. John Mauldin, a NASA physicist, said they would need at least two meters of thick shielding. How did the NASA astronauts account for the Van Allen Belt and Moon's radiation? How were they able to walk on the Moon in such flimsy suits? Why has no one else before or since gone through the Van Allen Belt? On top of this, every 11 years the Belt varies through cycles of radiation and 1969-70 during the Apollo missions was at peak intensity. NASA has never provided an adequate explanation for this.
Two years before Apollo 11, NASA director Werner Von Braun and a small team took a mysterious trip to Antarctica. They claimed to be scoping out remote locations for top-secret training facilities, but skeptics say they went to collect "Moon" rocks. Bill Kaysing (author of "We Never Went to the Moon: America's Thirty Billion Dollar Swindle") hired his private investigator friend Paul Jacobs to check with the head of the US Department of Geology in Washington and ask, "did you examine the Moon rocks, and did they come from the Moon?" The geologist simply laughed and insinuated that people high in the US government knew all about the cover-up.
Why didn't NASA make a signal from the Moon that could be seen by everybody on Earth without aid of their TV set? The Apollo astronauts could have done this with magnesium flares or similar technology and it would have been a spectacular display for all to see - proof of their accomplishment. It is interesting that we would travel all the way to the Moon and not take any color video either. They had enough money and technology to put men on the Moon, but they couldn't spring for some color video? The only black and white video available from NASA is the poor quality recording-of-a-recording that we all saw on TV. Furthermore NASA claims to have conveniently lost all the original Apollo 11 high-quality video and data telemetry tapes so experts cannot examine their authenticity. Blueprints and designs of certain machines are missing as well such as the Apollo Lunar Module and rover.
Award-winning British photographer David Persey is convinced the Moon pictures are fake. In his book he shows anomalies in light/shadows which can only be accounted for with multiple light sources. The only source of light on the Moon should be the Sun but pictures show some shadows are longer than others, shadows cast in different directions in the same picture, and certain undeniably spot-lit areas. For instance he points out that the American flag and the words "United States" on the craft are always brightly lit even when all else is in shadow. There are a couple pictures where extension cords are clearly seen stretching across "the Moon's" surface as well. When the Apollo astronauts are pitching the American flag it is whipping around quite violently. NASA says that there is no wind on the atmosphere-free Moon, and has never provided an adequate explanation for this. Also if you speed up the video of Neil Armstrong running/bouncing on the moon by exactly 2X, he is clearly in Earth gravity just taking long strides. NASA simply slowed down all the video to half-speed in post-production.
The second man on the Moon, 33rd degree Mason Buzz Aldrin was asked at a banquet what it felt like to step onto the lunar surface. He got up without saying a word and left the room crying uncontrollably. Another time (you can watch on YouTube) he was approached and called out by someone on the Moon hoax and reacted by punching him in the face. He acts less like someone who has walked on the Moon and more like someone trying to live a big lie. He also must fear for his life because he has taken a Masonic blood-oath not to expose the hoax (Also see Neil Armstrong, Ed Mitchell, and other Astro-nots Gone Wild). Before the first manned Apollo mission, 11 would-be Apollo astronauts died from supposed accidents in the line of duty. Three of them "accidentally" had their test capsule pumped full of high pressure oxygen until it exploded. Seven more died in plane crashes and one in a car crash. 11 astronauts coincidentally dying under such circumstances is highly unlikely and points towards the Masons trying to find the right people to sell their hoax.
There are a number of photos supposedly taken on the Moon that clearly show the letter "C" engraved in a "Moon rock." In one picture another "C" is seen drawn into the ground right next to the rock. CC is numerologically 33 and is Masonic code, a wink-wink elbow-nudge to fellow Masons. In the Masonic Scary Movie 3, a reporter named Cindi Campbell is reporting on Crop Circles (CC, another Masonic ploy to make you believe in Aliens). Just after this Eminem the rapper (MM = 33 on its side) talks with Cindi Campbell about Crop Circles. The double letter symbology is abundant in Masonry and well-known to initiates.
All NASA mission patches are full of occult/Masonic symbolism and perhaps none more so than the Apollo missions. The names of the missions and crafts are almost always names of ancient gods or astrological signs; they always use Roman numerals, and complex Sacred Geometry, the secrets of which are held by the Masons. Why was it "the Eagle" that landed on the Moon? Eagles have long been used to symbolize the crown chakra. Many mission patches feature the caduceus, serpents, eagles, and other spiritual symbology. The STS-58 patch shows a snake coiling up a pole with a V under it on one side and a caduceus on the other.
The Egyptian Osiris is depicted as being green and so is his wife Isis, like the green Statue of Liberty and her green $ dollars. Jim Carrey, JC, like Jesus Christ, is the Sun/Son of God. In "The Grinch" Jim Carrey plays a green character who steals Christmas. In the movie poster he is walking in front of the Moon, obscuring it, and carrying a sack of stolen goodies. Carrey also played green characters in Batman Forever (the Riddler), and the Mask. He plays Andy Kaufman, a hoax, in the movie called "Man on the Moon" (MM) which features the REM song of the same name ("if you believe they put a Man on the Moon, if you believe there's nothing up his sleeve"). In Bruce Almighty, after Carrey gains god-like powers, he lassos the moon and brings it closer. In Dumb and Dumber Carrey passes a newspaper headline that says "Man walks on the Moon" and he acts delighted to hear it as though he didn't know and had never heard the news. Last but not least, in "The Truman Show," Ed Harris (the villain in "The Rock") plays the producer of Jim Carrey's life. The central command station where Harris operates his deception of Truman is a fake moon! At one point in the movie, Carrey is even drawn with an astronaut's helmet on. These are all Masonic messages being delivered by those who know, and received only by those who have eyes to see and ears to hear. Another recent one in the movie called "The Hoax," during a critical scene in the movie Richard Gere is shown standing affront a picture of Neil Armstrong on the "Moon." This is not coincidence.
A year after the faked moon landing a Knights Newspaper poll found that more than 30% of US citizens were "suspicious of NASA's trips to the Moon." According to a 1999 Gallup poll only 6% of the US population had any doubts that Apollo astronauts walked on the Moon. It seems that up until now their propaganda campaign has proved quite successful.
"Make the lie big, make it simple, keep saying it, and eventually they will believe it." -Adolf Hitler
Hitler said, "great liars are also great magicians," and "the great masses of the people will more easily fall victims to a big lie than to a small one." Hitler actually described "The Big Lie" in his book "Mein Kampf" as a propaganda technique. He said the lie must be "so colossal" that no one would believe that someone "could have the impudence to distort the truth so infamously." 16 years later, Hitler's propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels wrote in a Jan. 12th, 1941 article called "Churchill's Lie Factory," that, "The English follow the principle that when one lies, one should lie big, and stick to it. They keep up their lies, even at the risk of looking ridiculous." He is also quoted saying, "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, the people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State."
The president of the International Flat Earth Research Society thinks the moon landings were faked in Hollywood studios with help from Masons Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke. He claims that NASA's reason for existence is to promote a non-Earth centered cosmogony/cosmology.
Werner von Braun never admitted the Moon landing hoax, but just before he died in an interview with Carol Rosin, he said that in order to sustain the military-industrial complex, first they had created the "Cold War" threat. Once that veil was lifted, a false "terrorist" threat would be created and propagated to the public. Once that was seen through they would create a false asteroid threat to be dealt with in an "Armageddon" military-industrial manner. Then their last card is to stage a fake alien invasion using their classified anti-gravity "UFO" technology.
"Think about it. If you wanted an excuse to globally centralize all government, finance, military, police and other institutions, you would need a threat to the planet as a whole. What better way than to kid the people they are being invaded from space? You would have a global problem, a global demand that 'Something must be done' and an opportunity to offer a global solution: a world government and army to meet this 'threat'. That is the plan we are now being prepared for." -David Icke, "The Biggest Secret" (483)
For more information on the Masonic Moon Landing Hoax, check out the following links: www.moonmovie.com, huge list of moon hoax evidence, more moon hoax blog posts
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Read Full Article on ... "...myriad technical challenges will need to be overcome, not the least of which is shielding space travelers from bombardment by energetic particles..."
he he he he now they notice ..
- November 7, 2008 at 4:44 AM
There appears a chopped astronaut leg on the moon visit the link to see the photos , they are better than " C Rock "
- January 15, 2009 at 5:58 AM
ahhh this is fantastic, i've heard it before from an exposed luciferaen secret that satans last deception will be to come back as a being from the distant galaxies with a few of his mates to encourage everyone to join in his world religion. This stuff gets more interesting as time goes on!
- April 11, 2009 at 5:41 PM
That fake global threat is "climate change". With Copenhagen summits, it seems to be working. Get ready to pay taxes to a global undemocratically elected government body. No amount of logic, reason and truth can even make a dent in the life long Marxist brainwashing the west has been exposed to.
- December 20, 2009 at 12:05 AM
As a expert in the masonic conspiracy, i find what you say about double letters being masonic to be a crock.
So everyone who uses double letters is a mason? i find that hard to belive. But then again, also belive that every saying/name/etc, the word gangster and the names Luke, Kirk and scotty/scott are freemasonic so i'm not suprised one bit.
- March 13, 2010 at 10:59 AM
What a crock. As a mason I wish I had these kinds of connections. we cant hardly organize a picnic let alone a hoax on that scale. But thanks for the laughs. Its quite an interesting point of view.
- November 26, 2010 at 10:46 AM
- Walter Glenn Moore said...
I believe this article on the moon hoax is right on target, as I have come to something along the same conclusions--that is, not only was the moon landing a hoax, but that it was done for the eventual purpose of leading us into a one world government. You have to have an "outside threat" from aliens (as Reagan called it) in order to unite the world into a New World Order. And how could anyone believe that extra terrestrial beings from other worlds could come to planet Earth, unless we OURSELVES had not even left the confines of this Earth to travel to our closest neighbor, the moon? That explains WHY they had to fake the moon landings, and since even the alternative news commentators are afraid to "go there" (like Alex Jones) it suggests that all forms of media are under the control of the Occult Ruling Elite. If any are interested, there is more information on my website section called The Great Deception
- January 16, 2011 at 8:03 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
Thanks Walter, I agree with your analysis. Keep up the great work on your website! Peace.
- January 16, 2011 at 4:57 PM
Check this out...
- September 17, 2011 at 2:24 PM
just gotta add this.
space Odyssey 2001 came out in _?
decent time to test out camera techniques for looking like you were in space.
- May 13, 2013 at 12:53 PM
Wow, the Jim Carrey stuff, it all matches up, and is so creepy. I used to wonder about him, why so many of his movies had a 'Moon' reference. This makes total sense.
- May 17, 2013 at 2:06 PM
That's right, baby. Freemasons are taking over the world...one pot luck supper at a time.
- July 17, 2013 at 9:35 AM
I wonder why you use Hitler inaccurately when discussing the "Big Lie"..."The Big Lie" has its roots in the Jewish coup communists of the early Soviet Union...I think your a victim of the lie yourself -or..? Are you Jewish? Or do you believe the lies coming from the same people -about Hitler? One might conclude that you're controlled opposition yourself. I would respectfully like to know your thoughts on these issues..
- March 15, 2015 at 8:12 AM
Tim Horton faked his own death via freemason exit strategy
- July 12, 2015 at 1:17 AM
- Unknown said...
You have to admit there is a lot of crap out there concerning the moon landings. Still, I am 99.9% sure that it was a hoax. NASA's trying to tell us that they went 235,000 miles to the moon when no one, apart from the Apollo missions have gone more than 400 miles above earth, despite the incredible advances in technology since the 1960s. It would appear they have forgotten how to do it. How stupid do they think we are? Some of the best writing I've found on the hoax is from David McGowan who sadly passed away last month. It's a 14-part series that is well worth reading.
- December 4, 2015 at 4:47 AM
- Heretodare said...
Is there a place where I can get the legitimate version of "Mein Kampf"?
Thank you.
- May 23, 2020 at 12:49 PM
- Heretodare said...
Where can I get the original "Mein Kampf" book from?
- May 23, 2020 at 12:51 PM


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HARTFORD, Conn. – Brittney Griner and top-ranked Baylor withstood their first serious challenge in two months. Coach Kim Mulkey hopes it will prepare them for the important games ahead.
"This was a great game for women's basketball," Mulkey said Monday night after her team's 76-70 victory over No. 3 Connecticut. "It's not going to be a game that we get on the plane and celebrate we just beat UConn. It gave us a gauge of what to expect. It will help improve (UConn) and help improve my team."
After building a seven-point lead in the second half, Connecticut had no answer for Griner. Then again, few teams have during her stellar college career.
The All-America center scored 21 of her 25 points after halftime, including the 3,000th of her career, to help extend Baylor's winning streak to 23 games. She became the eighth women's player in Division I history to reach the milestone, doing it on two free throws with 1:05 left.
Despite the loss, Huskies coach Geno Auriemma thought the game was a lot more valuable to his team than a potential Big East blowout.
"Playing a game like this with a month before the NCAA tournament, I can't think of anything better to do at this point of the season," he said. "Absolutely it's going to help. There's no way it can't help you."
Baylor (25-1) went 40-0 last season en route to the school's second national championship, and its only loss this season came in Hawaii against Stanford in November. Griner and her talented teammates hadn't really been challenged since, with no opponent coming within single digits.
But when UConn built a seven-point lead in the second half, the Lady Bears were ready.
"It's always good to give yourself a gauge of what you need to work on," Baylor coach Kim Mulkey said. "I told them at halftime, it's been a long time since we've had to execute on offense. We're so athletic and so good and so talented, we just go play basketball. But against good teams who play great defensively, you must execute. And we needed to do some things better in the second half."
Griner and fellow preseason All-American Odyssey Sims had a tough first half, combining to go 3 for 19 from the field. They responded after halftime, though.
"Just got more aggressive," Griner said. "Coach told me I need to be more aggressive in the paint, go to the goal, so that's what I did."
Baylor, which has already clinched the Big 12 regular-season title, led 54-53 midway through the second half before Griner took over. She scored seven points during a quick burst, and her putback made it 67-61 with 5 minutes left.
UConn (24-2) rallied behind Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis to cut it to 67-65, but Griner answered with a putback. Then she hit the two milestone free throws 1:30 later to make it 73-67, all but sealing the win.
Griner had missed key free throws down the stretch when she was a sophomore and her team lost at Connecticut by one point. She wasn't going to let that happen again, beating the only team in the country that she didn't have a winning record against.
"It meant a lot to me to get it on the free throw line," Griner said, smiling. "Last time I was here I was horrible, my free throws were horrible."
The game, hyped all season, lived up to the buzz — even though neither coach wanted to put too much emphasis on this one, knowing there will be a lot more at stake if the schools meet again in the NCAA tournament.
UConn led by three at halftime and expanded the advantage to 41-34 after Griner was called for a flagrant foul for grabbing Stefanie Dolson in the backcourt after the 6-foot-8 center had turned the ball over.
That just seemed to fuel Griner and the Lady Bears, who scored the next eight points to take a 42-41 lead with 14:03 left.
"Coach told me to play through it, so that's what I did," Griner said.
The teams went shot for shot over the next 5 minutes, with neither able to gain more than a four-point lead.
Griner answered a 3-pointer by Dolson with a three-point play of her own that started the key run. She then hit a hook shot to give Baylor a 59-56 lead with 8 minutes left.
Griner, who came into the game averaging 19 points, 7.7 blocks and 7.3 rebounds against UConn, passed LaToya Thomas of Mississippi State to move into eighth on the women's career scoring list. The last player to reach 3,000 points was Connecticut forward Maya Moore, who attended Monday night's game.
Mosqueda-Lewis finished with 26 points and a career-high 15 rebounds to lead the Huskies.
"She was phenomenal," Auriemma said.
UConn jumped out to a quick 12-2 lead much to the delight of the sellout crowd of 16,294 that was whipped into a frenzy with every Huskies basket. The Lady Bears rallied behind Griner, who was more of a passer than a scorer over the first 20 minutes. She'd catch the ball and quickly draw three UConn defenders before dishing it down low for an easy layup for a teammate.
"We're a team that has seen it all," Mulkey said. "We're a team that has seen every defense imaginable."
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North by Northeast — otherwise known as NXNE — has taken over Toronto annually since its inception in 1995. It was based on the highly successful South by Southwest (SXSW) festival in Austin, TX. The festival sprawls across various venues all over Toronto connecting music, comedy, film, video games and an interactive media conference together.
In its first year, NXNE brought 300 bands to the city, which were mostly local and unsigned acts at the time. Since then, the festival has grown exponentially, now taking place over ten days every year in venues ranging from the smallest of clubs to the flagship, free headlining stage at Yonge-Dundas Square. Lights, CHVRCHES, U.S. Girls, the Flaming Lips and Billy Talent are just a few names among many that have headlined the festival over the years.
In recent years, NXNE has tried new experiments to keep up with the ever-changing festival landscape. In 2016 and 2017, the festival retooled their headlining stage into a ticketed event in the Port Lands, but returned to the free format at Yonge-Dundas Square for 2018. In 2017, NXNE introduced the Club Land Curator Series, featuring up-and-coming artists as selected by local tastemakers, including Shad, Cadence Weapon, and members of Broken Social Scene and July Talk.
NXNE is about more than just music. It hosts one of Canada's largest eSports events through their Game Land sector of the festival, kicking off with online tournaments before culminating in a weekend-long live event. Additionally, NXNE also hosts film and comedy festivals, running concurrently with the music festival. NXNE has brought top comedy acts such as Marc Maron, Martha Chaves, Dave Foley and Lucy DeCoutere to their comedy tent, which is programmed by Toronto's legendary Comedy Bar.
Local bars and venues participate in the fun with extended last call until 4am, and the festival routinely shuts down Yonge Street for their Festival Village, which boasts several booths from sponsors, gaming stations and buskers. Though there are plenty of free events throughout NXNE, you can also purchase a wristband to gain access to every festival event across the city.


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Panel Round Two
CARL KASELL: From NPR and WBEZ-Chicago, this is WAIT WAIT...DON'T TELL ME!, the NPR News quiz. I'm Carl Kasell. We're playing this week with Adam Felber, Amy Dickinson, and Brian Babylon. And here again is your host, at the Chase Bank Auditorium in downtown Chicago, Peter Sagal.
Thank you so much.
SAGAL: Thank you, Carl. In just a minute, Carl finally beats his favorite Nintendo 64 game: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Rhyme.
SAGAL: It's our listener limerick challenge. If you'd like to play, give us a call at 1-888-Wait-Wait, that's 1-888-924-8924. But right now, panel, some more questions for you from the week's news.
Adam, during the campaign, the Obama team did extensive testing of the subject lines of their fundraising emails. They would test them all to see which got the best responses. And we've just learned the most successful email subject line they sent out said what?
ADAM FELBER: I am a Nigerian prince.
SAGAL: Finally, he admits it.
SAGAL: No, it wasn't that. It's surprisingly basic, when you consider all the things they could have said in the subject line.
FELBER: Free male enhancement.
FELBER: Please give.
SAGAL: No. I'll give you a hint. It's not just for horses anymore.
FELBER: Hey.
SAGAL: Hey.
SAGAL: That's all it said. It said "Hey."
FELBER: You're kidding me.
SAGAL: Out of all the things they tried, and they tried everything, the most successful email, the one that got the most positive fundraising responses was "Hey."
FELBER: Oh, that makes total sense.
SAGAL: They tried all these things. They tried "Michelle Time." They tried - this is a true one - "Hell yeah, I like Obamacare."
SAGAL: But no subject line raised more money than "Hey." It's a real, you know, dumbing down from the old "Change you can believe in" days of 2008.
BRIAN BABYLON: And it's a letdown.
SAGAL: How so?
BABYLON: I don't know about you guys, but I've been getting Obama spams for about two years.
SAGAL: Yeah.
BABYLON: You would always thing he was emailing you personally.
BABYLON: You would hope this was the time that Barry really cared and he was sending me a personal email. So I would reply back.
SAGAL: Really?
BABYLON: I replied back to every Barack Obama that he would send to me.
SAGAL: What did you say?
BABYLON: Oh, I would talk about the randomest things, like, "Man, you're not going to believe what happened to me today."
SAGAL: One of the subject lines, quote, "The VP goes PP," was not a fundraising email, just somebody let Joe Biden near the computer again.
SAGAL: Amy, the great apes may be more like us than we had realized. According to a new study, just like humans, apes tend to have what?
AMY DICKINSON: Just like humans, apes have...
SAGAL: Consider this: probably this is what happened to King Kong. It explains why he went out and picked up a hot, young blonde.
DICKINSON: Tired of their mates and find someone younger and more attractive.
SAGAL: That's one of the things they might do during the male ape's what?
DICKINSON: Oh, they have like a midlife crisis.
SAGAL: Exactly, it turns out apes have midlife crises.
DICKINSON: Oh, they drive like little cars.
SAGAL: Yeah, they do.
SAGAL: So if you go to the zoo and you see a great ape of some kind looking kind of depressed, it's probably because it's having a midlife crisis. According to researchers, when chimps hit 28 to 35 - that's the equivalent of about 50 for humans - they tend to get moody and depressed. They lose interest in things they used to enjoy. They don't fling their poo anymore, they just toss it aside, bored.
SAGAL: They blow their savings on flashy new red butts.
SAGAL: And yes, George is a little too curious about younger females now.
DICKINSON: Aww.
SAGAL: Some of the...
BABYLON: Wait a minute, Curious George was an ape?
SAGAL: He's a monkey.
BABYLON: You can't confuse me, man.
SAGAL: What did you think Curious George was?
BABYLON: I thought he was a chimp.
SAGAL: I'm sorry; chimps are apes. Monkeys are not apes. Chimps are apes.
BABYLON: OK, you know, I'm getting confused. Gorillas are totally different.
SAGAL: Gorillas are apes.
FELBER: You need to watch some of President Morsi's favorite movies.
BABYLON: Yeah, clearly.
FELBER: That will set you straight.
DICKINSON: So do the zoos like provide with younger female apes who are good listeners and think they're fascinating?
DICKINSON: For instance.
FELBER: We couldn't figure out what was wrong with him, he just kept signing "Bobo want trophy. Bobo want trophy."
SAGAL: Adam, to test if its new Galaxy Smartphone could withstand being sat on, Samsung designed the first ever what?
FELBER: Well it would have to be some sort of robotic butt.
SAGAL: Yes, in fact it's...
SAGAL: ...the world's first...
FELBER: I haven't read that particular story, but I have listened to this show.
SAGAL: Yeah, I know.
SAGAL: Either will do. It is, in fact, a robotic butt or robutt, I guess.
SAGAL: In a video released by Samsung, the robot butt repeatedly lowers and raises itself onto a Smartphone. The Samsung phone held up remarkably well, but in one instance, the robutt did butt-dial its mom, an Atari 2600.
SAGAL: This is scary. This is scary though. You know, you can understand robots taking away complex jobs from people. But this is sitting, we humans own sitting.
DICKINSON: We're good at that.
BABYLON: Kim Kardashian is out of work, man.
SAGAL: Yeah, apparently.
BABYLON: No, I meant that.
SAGAL: Yeah.
FELBER: I like robot butts and I can't deny.
BABYLON: You know what...
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By Sharon Begley
April 30 (Reuters) - The incidence of obesity in the United States has soared from 13 percent to 34 percent over the last 50 years, while the percentage of Americans who are extremely or "morbidly" obese has rocketed from 0.9 percent to 6 percent.
Although the epidemic of obesity is well-known, the costs are not -- and in many cases are significantly greater than estimated even a few years ago. Some examples of obesity's economic impact:
* $190 billion in annual medical costs due to obesity, double earlier estimates.
* $1,850 more per year in medical costs for an overweight person than for someone of healthy weight, among employees at the Mayo Clinic and their adult dependents. $3,086 more per year in medical costs for a Mayo worker with a body mass index (BMI) of 35 to 40.
* $5,530 more per year in medical costs for a Mayo worker with a BMI above 40. By comparison, smokers' medical costs were only $1,274 a year higher than nonsmokers', who generally die earlier.
* $5 billion annually for additional jet fuel needed to fly heavier Americans, compared to fuel needed at 1960 weights.
* $4 billion annually for additional gasoline as cars carry heavier passengers.
* $1,026: annual cost of absenteeism per very obese male worker (BMI > 40). $1,262: Annual cost of absenteeism per very obese female worker.
* $277: annual cost of absenteeism per mildly obese (BMI 25 to 29.9) male worker.
* $407: annual cost of absenteeism per mildly obese female worker.
* $1,056: cost of a "bariatric chair," able to hold 500 pounds.
* $1,049: cost of a bariatric toilet rated at 700 pounds.
Source: Reuters reporting (Reporting by Sharon Begley)


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AT&T promises biggest launch ever for Lumia 900
The carrier's device guru, Jeff Bradley, promises this will be a "notch above anything we've ever done." That includes the iPhone launch.
AT&T and Nokia are bringing out the big guns when they launch the
"At all levels, this is a notch above anything we've ever done," AT&T device head Jeff Bradley said in an interview with CNET, noting that includes the launch of the iPhone.
The resources behind this campaign and the attention given underscore the importance of ensuring the Lumia 900 succeeds in the U.S. The device represents the best -- and some would argue last -- chance for for Nokia and the Windows Phone platform to have a breakout hit, something both have struggled to do in the past.
For consumers, the blitzkrieg will begin right around when the phone launches on April 8. AT&T and Nokia are readying a massive television marketing campaign to raise consumer awareness. The Lumia 900 will be the centerpiece at AT&T stores, with massive signs and posters promoting the device. Nokia and AT&T spent considerable time training store reps, and a majority of them will be carrying one with them at all times. The phone will launch with a number of accessories, which Bradley said sends an indirect message to consumers that the device is unique and important enough to get significant support.
"Before you walk in to the store, you know this is our hero phone," Bradley said, referring to the Lumia 900's flagship status.
The campaign is expected to last about six to eight weeks, according to people familiar with the situation.
Bradley and Chris Weber, president of Nokia's North America business, both declined to comment on an exact figure for the campaign, but Weber said it was comparable to what it takes to promote a successful smartphone in the market.
"To re-enter the U.S. market, we know we have to be aggressive," Weber said.
Windows Phones, however, have struggled to really make a dent in the market, with the platform controlling only a sliver of the market share for smartphone platforms. The market is dominated by the iPhone and a wave of Android smartphones. While each major U.S. carrier offers a Windows Phone product, there has been lackluster interest, although the low-cost
AT&T was fairly dismissive of the Lumia 710, with Bradley calling the Lumia 900 the effective re-launch of the Nokia brand. AT&T and Nokia believe they can succeed with the Lumia 900 where other companies have failed with older Windows Phone devices. Bradley said the combination of improved design and software, the 4G LTE service, a stronger catalog of applications, and better marketing and sales will drive higher sales.
The app issue was a major problem for Windows Phone. Bradley said Microsoft has largely shored up its weaker app library with a solid offering, and said AT&T salespeople have been trained to help customers track down the same apps or comparable ones that they used in iOS or Android.
"AT&T's retail execution has been fantastic," Weber said.
The $99.99 price makes it the most affordable flagship phone AT&T has ever offered. Bradley and Weber declined to comment on how much of a subsidy was placed on the device, but Weber noted that Nokia was under a mandate to supply a quality phone at a lower price. He would only say Nokia was being aggressive with the price accordance to its strong push to get into the U.S.
Still, both executives note that the companies can't buy their way to success, and are hoping the different user interface -- which rely on live tiles and a look that's dramatically different than iOS or Android -- will draw in new and existing smartphone customers.
While Nokia is still targeting getting its products into multiple carriers in the U.S., so far only T-Mobile and AT&T have committed to the company. Weber declined to comment on the progress Nokia has made with the other carriers. AT&T has an exclusive on the Lumia 900 for a certain period of time.
In effect, AT&T will be the testbed for whether Nokia still has the chops to pull off a blockbuster phone in the U.S. Fittingly, the carrier isn't holding back its optimism for the device.
"We're going big," Bradley said. "We're really bullish."
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Rather than read all of these self-help books full of things you should start doing to be more productive, it's often better to look at what you should stop doing that gets in the way of productivity.
Looking at a problem backwards is called inversion and it's often a better approach.
With that in mind, Tim Ferriss, the author of The Four Hour Workweek, recently talked about this in a short podcast on productivity tricks.
Here is Tim's list of nine things you should stop doing right now.
1. Do not answer phone calls from people you don't know.
The logic behind this one is that calls from people you don't know are often disruptions. Further, these calls can sometimes surprise you and that puts you in a poor negotiating position. Just let it go to voicemail.
2. Do not e-mail first thing in the morning or last thing at night.
Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, says "One of the most important tricks for maximizing your productivity involves matching your mental state to the task."
In fact, matching skills to the time of day is one of the most important changes you can make to improve your working habits.
You want to get out of a reactive loop. If you move creative and thinking work to the start of the day, when we're at our peak, you'll have the rest of the day to be reactive.
The window for peak performance is two and a half to four hours after waking. In Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream: A Day in the Life of Your Body, Jennifer Ackerman explains:
Studies show that alertness and memory, the ability to think clearly and to learn, can vary by between 15 and 30 percent over the course of a day. Most of us are sharpest some two and a half to four hours after waking. For early risers then, concentration tends to peak between 10 A.M. and noontime, along with logical reasoning, and the ability to solve complex problems.
Email is the king of making us reactive. How many times have you gone to the office, noticed you had a free hour, opened up outlook and had that hour disappear. Email makes us reactive. There is also some psychology at play here, email offers us variable reinforcement. It's like cocaine for the brain and it makes us feel important.
Tim says checking email in the morning, "scrambles your priorities." And checking email right before bed, a habit most of us have, impacts your ability to sleep.
3. Do not agree to meetings or calls with no clear agenda or end time.
This is a personal favorite of mine.
Tim says:
If the desired outcome is defined clearly with a stated objective and agenda listing topics/questions to cover, no meeting or call should last more than 30 minutes. Request them in advance so you "can best prepare and make good use of the time together."
If the agenda is not clear, force people to make it clear. It's easy to call a meeting, especially in large organizations. The person who wouldn't otherwise be entrusted to spend $100 of the company's money can easily call a meeting with 10 people and spend more than the $100 in time. Making the agenda clear and specific inserts friction into the process. Not only will meetings generally be better and shorter, there will also be fewer of them.
4. Do not let people ramble.
This is one I hadn't really thought of before. Skip the small talk. If you're answering your phone say "I'm in the middle of something, but what's up?" That helps people get to the point.
Tim says "a big part of getting things done is getting to the point."
5. Do not check email constantly.
In The Tyranny of Email, John Freeman explains:
Working at the speed of email is like trying to gain a topographic understanding of our daily landscape from a speeding train—and the consequences for us as workers are profound. Interrupted every thirty seconds or so, our attention spans are fractured into a thousand tiny fragments. The mind is denied the experience of deep flow, when creative ideas flourish and complicated thinking occurs. We become task-oriented, tetchy, terrible at listening as we try to keep up with the computer. The email inbox turns our mental to-do list into a palimpsest—there's always something new and even more urgent erasing what we originally thought was the day's priority. Incoming mail arrives on several different channels–via email, Facebook, Twitter, instant message–and in this era of backup we're sure that we should keep records of our participation in all these conversations. The result is that at the end of the day we have a few hundred or even a few thousand emails still sitting in our inbox.
So why do we email all day? I think we like the attention email gives us. Email is addictive in the same way slots are — variable reinforcement. Tim calls email the "cocaine pellet dispenser."
6. Do not over-communicate with low profit, high maintenance customers.
While Tim doesn't extend this to people, we all have people in our circles who consume a lot of our time but add very little meaning or value in return. You can minimize these (unhealthy) relationships.
7. Do not work more to fix being too busy.
This is really a matter of priorities. As in, you're not making decisions. You need to say no.
Ferriss suggests defining your "one or two most important to-dos before dinner, the day before." Work on those the first thing the next morning.
If you don't know your real priorities, everything will seem important and urgent and that's a recipe for disaster. The sweet spot is feeling busy but not rushed.
8. Do not carry a cellphone or Crackberry 24/7
Tim calls this a "digital leash." I agree. I hate to tell you, but odds are, you're not that important.
9. Do not expect work to fill a void that non-work relationships and activities should.
Tim says:
Work is not all of life. Your co-workers shouldn't be your only friends. Schedule life and defend it just as you would an important business meeting. Never tell yourself "I'll just get it done this weekend."
Work expands to the amount of time you give it. This is Parkinson's Law. When you give it a lot of time, it will consume that time. Give it less time and you'll be more productive.


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The printers. A paper jam can be annoying. But one day, they're going to kill us all. More
I'm talking about all machines, even the innocuous ones. The new Terminator is coming out this week. People think about that movie, and they laugh, or they get scared, thinking "this will happen one day" or "no way this is not the future." I think there's a third alternative: that our control over our tools is already starting to unfurl.
In our military, dumb robots designed to kill are killing. Unmanned aerial robots in the Middle East are claiming victories and lives, and robots with the same weaponry as foot soldiers—humans—on the ground are ready to do the same. One day, as in the movies, they won't need us to pilot them. IO9, Gizmodo's fellow site, will be looking deep into the world of killer robots in sci-fi and reality, this week. But none of us at Giz have been shot in the face by a terminator, to my knowledge. It's amazing to think about, but this doesn't really affect most of us in our suburbs and cities far away from the conflicts.
The war, however, is being waged on another secret front, all around us.
From where I'm standing, gadgets and tech almost never listen and cause plenty of havoc as they fail at inopportune times. The more we depend on them, the more power they have over us.
Last year, a man drove his car along a route planned by a GPS, into a lake, and almost drowned. In April, a jet engine sucks in a flock of geese and loses all power. Hard drives commit suicide with the entire record of your life on board. A cellphone needed to call 911 drops that call. A man sets up his computer for a work presentation and his porn collection pops up on the screensaver, costing him his job. A driver gets rear ended by a man texting while approaching a stop light on a phone with no physical keyboard. Laptops scathe genitals or worse when their batteries explode. OK, people aren't dying in here, but they still hurt us.
And that's just how dumb devices—personal tech with no sentient ability, weak motors, and low bandwidth connections—harm our quality of life today. Mass injury is already on its way, as we increasE dependence, gadgets increase capability, and Murphy's Law takes over. We're fools to think we can control them then, when most of the world can't even get its personal operating systems to stop crashing. Or, those printers to stop jamming with paper. So, is it so hard to imagine a day when they crave human blood for ink and start noshing on us starting at the neck ties? I don't think so.
Look around you. Our fight with machines, it has already begun.
If you've been injured, humiliated, maimed or killed by a gadget or some other piece of technology, please tell us.
Machines Behaving Deadly: A week exploring the sometimes difficult relationship between man and technology.


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Like many "Saturday Night Live" veterans, Will Forte came up through improv group the Groundlings, where his classmates included Maya Rudolph and Kristen Wiig. But his initial gigs were on the writing side – first as a staffer on the short-lived "Jenny McCarthy Show" and then on the "Late Show With David Letterman" and "That '70s Show." And those experiences inform Forte's acting.
"If I were doing somebody else's sketch, in my head I'd be thinking about if they were happy with this. I would be very tentative," Forte recalls. He admits that "SNL" executive producer Lorne Michaels noticed this reservation and almost didn't bring him back to the cast after his second season. "The stuff I would write on my own, I would always do 100 percent, but he knew I was tentative with the other stuff."
One of those characters was MacGruber, an outsized send-up of MacGyver and '80s nostalgia. When Forte left "SNL" in 2010, it was on the heels of a "MacGruber" movie spinoff written with "SNL" friends John Solomon and Jorma Taccone and co-starring Rudolph and Wiig. "We made exactly the movie we wanted to make," Forte says. This made the critical and commercial failure of it harder to process despite the slow crawl it's now making towards cult status. "We're going to write a sequel at some point, but I don't know if anyone will let us make it."
Forte, 43, has a disarming humbleness about him. When asked about his recent turn to dramatic roles, he offered: "It's hard enough getting comedy acting jobs – it's not like I'm the go-to guy for comedy roles – so I didn't think it was anywhere in the realm of possibility."
That realm opened up when Oscar-nominated short-film director Steph Green approached him about appearing in her feature debut, "Run and Jump," which received its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival last year and is available on video on demand. "I don't know why Steph Green thought of me for it, but we have the same agent. It's a small-budget movie, and I guess she just had an inkling that I'd be right for the role. I thought the script was really cool and what the heck, I get to go to Ireland. It seemed like an interesting thing to try. I thought if I suck at this, it'll just stay over there in Ireland."
He remembers calling friends during the first week of filming to voice mounting regrets and suspicions that he was out of his depth. "I was very self-conscious about how I was doing and hadn't any of my major scenes yet, but I was so nervous." Once they started to film those scenes, he began to get used to the vulnerability.
"Like with 'Nebraska,' it's much closer to who I am in real life," Forte explains of his character, Ted Fielding, a brilliant American doctor who moves in with a family to observe the young husband, who has just suffered a rare stroke that has drastically altered his personality. Despite his sensitivity, Fielding is quite clueless in identifying his own emotions.
"Everyone seems to be like this," Forte relates. "You're so good at giving advice when somebody goes through a breakup. You have all the answers. But when you go through your own breakup, you can't take any of your own advice. It's so much easier to look from the outside in."
Those who remember Forte parading on screen in "MacGruber" completely naked – while "holding" a strategically placed stick of celery – might find it hard to believe the actor could be susceptible to shyness.
"You do things in comedy that seem like they would be embarrassing, but it's nowhere near as trying to seem realistically emotionally open in front of a camera," he says. "It's really terrifying."
Once he got over those reservations, he was eager to jump back in when Alexander Payne (one of Forte's favorite directors) was looking for a lead for "Nebraska." "I was always such a fan of his because the stuff I would do in comedy was big and absurd most of the time and watching his stuff, it all comes from such a grounded place. I always had a real intense respect for that." He wasn't expecting to get the part, but he did.
"Alexander Payne is the master. It was such a great experience. I will never forget it," he gushes while remembering his initial fear about never even having taken an acting class when his co-star was Hollywood icon Bruce Dern. "Here's this legend who's worked with these amazing people: John Wayne, Jack Nicholson, et cetera. I just thought: Is he going to be comparing me with these guys?"
Dern and Forte spent a lot of time in the pickup truck in which their father and son characters drive to Nebraska to claim a fake sweepstakes prize that the father has pinned his hopes to – not just to buy a new truck, as he often claims, but to regain the respect of his son who has his own reasons for wanting an excuse to leave town.
Dern's character of Woody reminds Forte of his own grandfather, whom he describes as "lovably gruff." "He was a very loving guy, but a man of few words. That's exactly how my grandpa would have reacted to Mount Rushmore had we had a chance to go to it together," Forte comments on Woody's bemused indifference on seeing the national landmark with his son.
"It's hard to put a label on it because it has really funny parts, but I wouldn't call it a comedy," Forte says of "Nebraska." Indeed, there is a melancholic cloud that hangs over the film's wide-stretching landscapes but also space for what has to be the funniest moment involving an air compressor that's ever been captured on film.
"He would always say, 'Find the truth of the scene, and be in the moment,' " Forte recalls of Dern's advice to him. "I'd never taken acting classes, so it just seemed like words, but after awhile, I got what he was saying. I realized that that is all comedy is, too. Just trying to be in the moment of each scene and find the truth of it. Commit to that situation. Comedy is just a different situation."
Forte's next project brings him back to writing, but it's walking the same fine line between comedy and drama. He's developing a series, "The Last Man on Earth," for Fox that imagines a virus that has wiped out the entire world, leaving just one man, who discovers miraculously that a woman's survived, too. "The answer to his prayers, another person. They can restart the population, but the only problem is they hate each other. They don't get along, so they're forced to try to figure that out," Forte says with a sly smile.
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Cathie Jung
: World's Smallest Waist --15 inches
Honestly, no Photoshop. Cathie Jung's tiny waist measures just 15in (38cm), making her figure distinctly hourglass. The Queen of Corsets, as she has aptly named herself, has worn tight-fitting corsets for years to get there, and appears in the body parts section of the Guinness Book of World Records 2007. Whilst she currently holds the record for the smallest waist on a living person, the record for the smallest waist ever goes to Ethel Granger who had a wasit of just 13".
Svetlana Pankratova
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Russian woman
Svetlana Pankratova has, according to
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woman in
the world. While she is not the world's tallest woman, her legs are 132 centimetres (4 ft 4 in) long. Because her upper body is of much more typical dimensions, she is 196 centimetres (6 ft 5 in) tall. She has also very large feet, size 13 (US) / 46 (EU), making shopping
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Vivian Wheeler
: World's Longest Female Beard --11 inches
With the longest hair in her beard measuring 11 inches - 27.9 cm., Vivian Wheeler of Illinois is blessed with having the longest beard for a female. Her father insisted she start shaving at the age of 7, but since 1993 Vivian Wheeler has not, letting her beard grow.
Lui Hua
: World's Largest Hand --his left thumb is 10.2 inches long
Chinese man Lui Hua suffers from a rare condition known as macrodactyly. When he was hospitalized in Shanghai on July 2007, his left thumb measured 10.2 inches and his
index finger
measured close to 12. On July 20 surgeons undertook a seven-hour operation to reduce the size of Liu's fingers and thumb. Doctors removed 11 pounds of flesh and bone in the procedure. A second surgery is scheduled to take place.
Annika Irmler
: World's Longest Female Tongue --2.7 inches
German schoolgirl Annika Irmler has licked her way into the Guinness Book of Records with her whopping seven centimetre tongue. The twelve-year-old from Tangstedt, near Hamburg, can lick the
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from the bottom of a cornet - while her friends have to use their fingers.
Lee Redmond
: World's Longest Fingernails --until she lost them on a car crash
Lee Redmond, a woman from Utah who has not cut her nails since 1979, had grown and carefully manicured them to reach a total length of 8.65 m (28 ft 4.5 in), and was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's longest fingernails. Sadly, on February, 2009, she lost them in a car crash.
Radhakant Baijpai
: World's Longest Ear Hair --almost than 10 inches long
Indian grocer Radhakant Baijpai certainly has a goal in life: make sure that he has the longest ear hair in the world. Radhakant was crowned the
Guinness world record holder for the longest ear hair back in 2003, when his aural fronds were an already-impressive 13.2cm long. But that didn't stop him pursuing his goal of ever-longer hair on his ears. After several more years of carefully cultivating and caring for the ear-hair, Radhakant's tufts now stretch an astonishing 25cm. He is now
waiting for
Guinness adjudicators to confirm that he has set a new high, hairy bar for his chosen field.
Mehmet Ozyurek
: World's Longest Nose --4.5 inches
Mehmet Ozyurek, born in Turkey in 1949, has been confirmed as having the world's longest nose. His nose measured 4.5 inches (8.8 cm) when it was last measured on July 06, 2007. He currently lives in Artvin, Turkey.
Devendra Harne and Pranamya Menaria
: Most Fingers and Toes --25
Along with Pranamya Menaria, Devendra Harne shares the title of the person with the most Most Fingers and Toes, they are both indian and have 25 in total (12 fingers and 13 toes) as a result of the condition polydactylism.
Frank Ames
: World's Longest Eyebrow Hair --3.7 inches long
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When he undresses you with his eyes...you know it.hamlet
North Korea's minister of energy disputes the existence of a nuclear program.hamlet
A physical manifestation of what goes through guys minds when their looking at a great pair of tits.HeywoodJablowme
The first attempt at allowing a man to give birth went horribly, horribly wrong.hamlet
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I just want to know what the hell he won the gold medal for.CavalierX
Wave your hands in the air! Like you Just don't care... that you're a mutant freak who should have been euthanized at birth.JoeCool
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The One Child Policy is causing the Chinese to run out of ideas as to where to stash their surplus daughters.BearMan
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The master commanded people with just a look. His eyes would seem to reach out and grab you.Hydrashok158
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Breaking News
26 June 2013
Alpha2 Announcement
Dear Community,
Today we're releasing an alpha 2 version of our work. We have worked very hard through the last months to achieve our goals of having a usable device running Open webOS. Due to a lot things we aren't as far as we thought we could be. Nevertheless we have some important features implemented which warrants the alpha 2 release today. These are:
- Video acceleration for card web apps (not perfect yet)
- Audio playback support (includes HTML5 audio support)
- Telephony support through the Android telephony stack (based on the great work of the Ubuntu Touch project. Thank you very much guys!)
- Mostly not available through the UI, but if you put a SIM card with unlocked PIN into your device you will notice the telephony indicator.
All in all we're basing our porting efforts on top of the libhybris project (see https://github.com/libhybris/libhybris) which enables us to utilize the Android hardware drivers to support most hardware dependent things (like accelerated graphics, telephony, sensors, GPS, ...). Our developers are contributing to the libhybris project in a continuous manner so we can share things developed as part of the libhybris project with its other users (Mer, Salfish, Ubuntu Touch, ...). For example libhybris is the same thing which powers Ubuntu Touch on all the different Android based devices.
We already achieved a lot but are still not at the point of having a usable day phone or tablet as we're missing a lot work on the application side. There is already existing work to port preware to enyo 2 but there are still a lot other areas which need help. If you're a webOS enthusiast or like our project feel free to contribute (you find all ways to contact us at http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/Communications). We need all the help we can get to achieve our final goal of having a usable phone/tablet!
If you want to try it out on your Galaxy Nexus smartphone (codename maguro) you will find instructions and a link to the images below.
- Galaxy Nexus (maguro)
We created a list with things we need help with at http://www.webos-ports.org/wiki/Help_Wanted
The webOS ports team!
WebOS Internals has set up a dedicated team for:
- System updates for legacy TouchPad devices using
the webOS Community Edition (WOCE) release.
- Moving forward to well-documented mobile devices with
readily available hardware drivers using the Open webOS 1.0 release.
The team is called WebOS Ports (webos-ports.org)
and is led by Tom King (ka6sox).
IRC: #webos-ports on Freenode
Bug Tracker: Issue Tracking
Twitter: @webosports
Github: github.com/webOS-ports
The results of the Wallpaper Contest are out!
Current Projects
Galaxy Nexus Port for Open WebOS
Community Edition
webOS - Community Edition for the Touchpad (Wifi ONLY)
IsisCE (Getting started, and notes.)
Software Guides
Custom LunaSysMgr for open webOS (Applies to other components, too!)
Other Ports
Other Porting Efforts (non-WebOS Ports)
Failed Ports
Things Being Done(and Help Wanted)
Who is doing what
Help Wanted
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A little more than a month after the two top men behind Modern Warfare 2 were fired by their publisher and sued because of it — that publisher, Activision, is suing back, the Los Angeles Times reported today.
The paper reports details of an Activision lawsuit against former Infinity Ward bosses Jason West and Vince Zampella that accused the men of scheming to "hijack Activision's assets for their own personal gain."
The Times highlighted two key excerpts:
Activision [stated] in its 23-page complaint that "West and Zampella's misdeeds formed an unlawful pattern and practice of conduct that was designed to steal the [Infinity Ward] studio, which is one of Activision's most valuable assets — at the expense of Activision and its shareholders and for their own personal financial gain."
The lawsuit says Zampella and West went "on a secret trip by private jet to Northern California, arranged by their Hollywood agent, to meet with the most senior executives of Activision's closest competitor."
The Times connects the dots and speculates that said meeting involved West and Zampella's agent at Creative Artists Agency and Activision's heated rival Electronic Arts, the publisher behind Modern Warfare rivals Battlefield and Medal of Honor, the latter of which rose to prominence in part thanks to efforts of a previous development studio run by West and Zampella.
Last month, gaming outlet G4 reported details that Activision was seeking information about West and Zampella's possible recent contacts with Electronic Arts.
Kotaku has reached out to the involved parties and will let you know if we hear anything back.
Activision fires back at ex-Call of Duty developers, calling them 'self-serving schemers' [The Los Angeles Times]
Read a full break down of the suit, complete with accusations of corporate espionage and backstabbing, here.


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28-Aug-2006 -- This confluence is easy to reach - it lies just inside a small farm alongside Myrtle Creek Road (off Highway 42, between Roseburg and Coos Bay, Oregon). Myrtle Creek Road passes less than 200 feet from the confluence point, making a successful visit possible without venturing onto private property. By standing next to the farm's front fence, I was able to get to 189 feet (+/- GPS error) from the confluence point.
The field containing the confluence point is home to some friendly horses, one of which came over to say hi as I was taking photos.


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For $3,000, couples getting married at W hotels can hire a "social media concierge"
The concierge will live-tweet the entire affair and make sure guests use the same hashtag
Hotel staffer: "We've even had people ask us how they can get their wedding to 'trend' "
The service is available at four W hotels in New York
Sure, the wedding was stunning. The doves were released on cue, you didn't stumble on your vows, and your aunt Caroline stayed sober until after the toasts. But something was off: Your special day didn't play as well on social media as you were hoping.
Where were all the RTs for that hilarious bouquet-catching Vine? Why didn't anyone Instagram the handmade Mason-jar floral arrangements in the restrooms? And only 10 likes for the first blurry picture of the new couple? Please.
The W hotel chain is here to help. For a mere $3,000, couples getting hitched at any of the four W hotels in New York can hire their very own "social media wedding concierge" to make sure every moment of their special day is properly immortalized in tweets, Instagrams and Facebook posts.
This concierge will be involved with the wedding from the very beginning, acting as an amateur Instagram-ographer, documenting bits of the planning process such as cake tasting and dress shopping. He or she will even help create inspirational Pinterest boards.
On the wedding day, the concierge will live-tweet and Instagram the entire affair. They'll make sure your guests all use the same hashtag while posting from their phones during the ceremony and reception. (Is there anything more embarrassing than sloppy cousins using #ashleyandbrock instead of #ashleyandbrockforever?)
When it's over, the hotel will compile the best posts into a book.
"If you want to build a social media footprint of your big day (and this is something people aim to do; we've even had people ask us how they can get their wedding to 'trend'!), That's where we come in," said Alyssa Kiefer, W's head of global social media.
Kiefer says the W is responding to increasing interest among guests who want to integrate social media into their weddings. The hotel has even seen couples updating their Facebook statuses at the altar.
Wedding photos: When snap-happy guests go too far
The idea of paying a "concierge" $3,000 to live-tweet your wedding was widely mocked Wednesday on Twitter. But like every other major life event, including new jobs, new babies and envy-inducing vacations, weddings are increasingly playing out on social media. If it wasn't shared publicly, did it really happen?
In fairness, there are some practical reasons couples might want to share every detail of a wedding online. Perhaps an aging grandmother or far-away relatives can't make the trip but would like to follow along. (And if your aging grandmother is on Twitter, more power to her.)
On the other hand, some brides and grooms may see their wedding less as an opportunity to make a lifelong commitment in front of loved ones and more as a savvy way to grab attention. If you can afford it, a lavish wedding is a great way to fit in a bit of shameless self-promotion.
A social "concierge" is the opposite of another recent trend sweeping weddings: asking guests to unplug completely. Some wedding photographers, irked by having to jostle with snapshot-seeking guests, have pushed for phone-free ceremonies.
"In theory, one would hope it would be a service that seamlessly could fit into a wedding, but I worry it could very easily become a distraction and hindrance to all involved," wedding photographer Corey Ann said.
Ann has seen a lot of younger wedding guests embracing dedicated hashtags. But she fears that could leave out older family members and guests who aren't updating social media accounts.
The W hotel will also help couples hoping to unplug on their wedding day, if that's their preference. The planners can collect phones from guests as they arrive.
"To some, this may seem a bit over the top, and we're OK with that," Kiefer said. "We're sure couples balked at the idea of traditional wedding planners years ago, and now you wouldn't think of planning a wedding without one."


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LEGO Sky Police Air Base
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- Grab the toy jetpack, open the wings and chase down the crooks.
- This cool toy for kids includes over 500 pieces.
- Sky Police Air Base measures over 9 (25cm) high, 8 (22cm) wide and 1 (5cm) deep.
Sky Police airplane toy measures over 5 (13cm) high, 11 (30cm) long and 15 (39cm) wide.
Toy getaway car measures over 1 (4cm) high, 4 (12cm) long and 1 (4cm) wide.
Parachute measures over 11 (29cm) high and 7 (20cm) wide.Building Instructions