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Bobbejaanland decided to build a new rollercoaster. We built it along with them, right from the start.
First, we created the name: DIZZ. Then we defined the graphic style, tone of voice and design theme: urban jungle. We continued by making the campaign to launch it. Not a traditional campaign. Of course. It's for youngsters. It's a rollercoaster. It's an experience. So we made the campaign an experience too. A 107 seconds music video with a soundtrack that follows every spin, twist and acceleration of the ride.
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Citibank Launches iPhone Version Of Mobile App
Okay, all you iPhone dorks, Citi's just released an easy way for you to keep track of your account balances while you're running around pinching things bigger and smaller with your heavily patented gestures. Don't worry, ugly phone owners, they've got other mobile versions too.
Unfortunately, the iPhone zoom function probably won't work on your checking balance, but we have used an earlier version of the app on a couple of Nokia phones, and it was definitely convenient to have immediate access to your account info no matter where you are. (Assuming you're somewhere where there's 2G/3G access, of course.)
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Ashley Cole's forthcoming autobiography is emerging as a factor in the negotiations between Arsenal and Chelsea over the England defender's services. Cole's book promises to be the most explosive of all the England player books due out this autumn, with the left-back promising to reveal chapter and verse on the tapping-up scandal that precipitated his intended departure from the club.
Arsenal's vice-chairman David Dein is likely to be heavily criticised, leading to considerable nervousness on the board. Having already been castigated by Cole for "hanging me out to dry" they could do without a second round of negative publicity. The supporters are also likely to be mystified as to how the club managed to so alienate a key player.
Contrary to reports, no one at Arsenal has seen a proof of the book and despite several attempts by third parties to establish the nature of his criticism they remain in the dark. With sensitivity at the Emirates Stadium running high, the book may yet become a bargaining chip. If Cole does not tone down his criticism the club will retain him as an employee as long as they can and hold out for the highest price they can squeeze out of Chelsea.
Reading radio rights row
Reading's preparations for their debut Premiership season are being overshadowed by a row between their chairman John Madejski and the BBC over radio commentary on Royals games. Last week Madejski awarded exclusive rights for local radio commentary to Reading 107, a city-based station owned by Madejski Communications. The deal shut out BBC Radio Berkshire, formerly co-holder of the rights, which balked at Madejski's demand for £87,000, up from £33,000 last season. With the Madejski-owned station available only in the city, supporters protested that 500,000 people living in the wider region previously catered to by the BBC would be denied access. With the Reading supporters' trust offering the BBC £5,000 to bridge the gap Madejski, who recently accused other Premiership clubs of greed, has reluctantly offered to reopen negotiations.
Spurs target French
Tottenham are in the market for a director of communications, with head-hunters searching for someone to take on a six-figure salary, a seat on the club board and the club's stadium conundrum. White Hart Lane's limited capacity is seen as a brake on the chairman Daniel Levy's ambitions to muscle in on the Premiership's big four. Top of the head-hunters' list is Philip French, former head of communications at the Premier League and now managing director of Supporters Direct. French knows the league inside out and has good political contacts, but is currently occupied steering SD's latest application for government funding and would be reluctant to leave before his plans are complete. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport will be watching closely because Sport England still lacks a chief executive and French has been tipped as a candidate there too.
Platini puts off FA man
The FA chairman Geoff Thompson's ambitions for the Uefa presidency may be on hold again after Michel Platini, below, announced his intention to stand against the incumbent Lennart Johansson in January. Platini is not short of support and will stand a decent chance against Johansson, whose presidency began in 1990, although longevity is the rule rather than the exception in sports administration. Johansson's decision to stand seems to have headed off a showdown between Platini and Franz Beckenbauer.
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The World Cup may be long gone but tales of the Wags won't go away. Word reaches Digger that, like the Queen, Victoria Beckham does not carry cash. During the England-Paraguay game our man in the burger van queue valiantly offered to buy a round of chips for junior Beckhams Brooklyn and Romeo because Mum had failed to bring any dosh.


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A Jurisprudence of Power concerns the brutal suppression under martial law of the Jamaica uprising of 1865, and the explosive debate and litigation these events spawned in England. The book explores the centrality of legal ideas and institutions in English politics, and of political ideas that give rise to great questions of English law.
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For 63 years the body of James Austin Sisney lay on a remote Pacific island, visited only by the natives who live near the mountain where the Redwood City man's Marine bomber crashed during World War II.
Sisney and six other crew members died April 22, 1944, when their twin-engine plane slammed into a cliff face during a night training mission above Espiritu Santo, the largest island in the South Pacific archipelago now known as Vanuatu.
That information never reached the men's loved ones, however. A military report on the crash disappeared amid the confusion of war, and the whereabouts of the plane became a mystery. Some families thought it had gone down in the ocean. They didn't learn the truth until several years ago, when a persistent relative of one of the crew members discovered the crash site.
As a result of that endeavor, Tech. Sgt. Sisney will return this week to the country he died protecting. A portion of his remains will be buried Friday with full military honors at Golden Gate National Cemetery in San Bruno. A ceremony for the entire crew will take place in October at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.
"I guess you could say it's a little bit of closure," said Robert Sisney Jr., of Sunnyvale, the man's nephew and one of a handful of surviving relatives. He, his sister and half-sister will greet their uncle's flag-draped coffin Thursday at San Francisco International Airport.
Robert Sisney Jr., 48, doesn't know much about his uncle, who died two decades before he was born. Robert's father, who was James' only sibling, was a man of few words and he didn't volunteer information about the war.
Robert, a construction worker, said James Sisney spent the first years of his life in Livermore. The family later moved to Redwood City, and James graduated from Sequoia High School in 1942.
Marguerite Richardson, 88, was a member of that graduating class. She remembers him as a tall, quiet redhead.
"Not in any trouble," Richardson said. "Just did his work."
James joined the Marines in December 1942 at age 17. He was sent to the Pacific theater, where he became part of a bombing squadron known as the Seahorse Marines.
He was just 19 when his PBJ-1D, a version of the B-25 bomber, failed to clear the summit of a mountain that rises more than 3,000 feet above the idyllic beaches of Espiritu Santo.
Maj. John Palmer, commander of the aircraft group, learned of the wreckage a month later. He and a team of men, guided by natives, made the arduous hike up the steep, tangled mountainside to examine the plane.
"It obviously exploded upon impact, instantly killing all personnel, and then burned," Palmer wrote in the report, unearthed more than a decade ago by a former Marine pilot, Dan Bookout. The team found human remains and buried them near the wreckage, which over the years was engulfed by the jungle and forgotten by all but the natives, for whom the wreck remained a piece of local lore.
That's how it stayed until 2007, when a Texas man, Craig Anderson, and his wife, Kim, clawed up the mountain with their daughter and son-in-law and a handful of native men.
Craig Anderson had begun researching Kim's late uncle, 2nd Lt. Walter B. Vincent Jr., in 2005. He eventually tracked down Bookout, who had come across the bomber that carried both Sisney and Vincent while investigating a different crash in the area.
"I remember thinking, if I was to find the location of this plane, I'd just have to look at it," Craig recalled.
That determination yielded the exhilarating moment in early June 2007 when the Andersons glimpsed a rusty propeller sticking out of the underbrush. Identifying numbers on the plane proved they had found the resting place of Vincent, Sisney and their comrades.
When they returned, they contacted the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command in Hawaii, the military outfit responsible for tracking down missing servicemen and -women. The command excavated the site, and DNA samples confirmed the identities of the crew.
James Sisney will receive his long-overdue honors beginning Thursday when a group of Patriot Guard Riders escort his casket — containing a uniform, medals and two pieces of his right arm — from the airport to a Sunnyvale mortuary.
On Friday he will be interred at Golden Gate National Cemetery underneath a headstone he received after he was reported missing in action and presumed dead.
Robert said his father, who learned the truth about his brother's death shortly before he passed away in 2010, would have been bothered by the pomp and circumstance. But Robert is grateful for the support his family has gotten — from veterans and their kin, from the military, and from the riders.
"It makes me feel real good," he said, "proud to be American."
Contact Aaron Kinney at 650-348-4357. Follow him at Twitter.com/kinneytimes.


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Carlo Ancelotti has always said he'd like to be the Coach at Roma, but insists "they haven't contacted me" to replace Luis Enrique.
The pressure is building on the Spanish tactician after two consecutive defeats to Udinese and Fiorentina.
"I sincerely doubt Roma have an idea in their heads to hire me as Coach at the moment, otherwise they certainly would've contacted me," said the former Chelsea, Milan and Juventus boss.
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Even with a large research university and seaside real estate, it's hard for Santa Cruz to compete with Silicon Valley's pull on engineers and entrepreneurs. Every morning, more than 20,000 people leave Santa Cruz county and commute to work in the Valley.
It's a rare morning when Allison Holmlund is home to help her husband get their kids ready for school. Packing a lunch for her son, James Dean, she explains the ins and outs of her commute. "If I leave before six," she says, "I can make it in about an hour. If I leave after six, it's at least an hour and a half."
Holmlund commutes 48 miles to Redwood City to work for a software startup called Host Analytics. "Having those, call it, three hours of my day, back, would be huge," she says. "But I'm not at the point where I would sacrifice a phenomenal opportunity at a hot startup, which is where I'm at today."
By phenomenal opportunity, she means equity — the chance to own a piece of a company that might pay off like Instagram or WhatsApp. She says Santa Cruz's tech industry can't match Silicon Valley's $700 billion industry, its salaries, or its intense workplace culture. Over the years, companies like Netflix and Seagate started in Santa Cruz, then migrated to Silicon Valley.
But the local tech ecosystem is growing.
Close to 100 people showed up to a recent weeknight tech meet-up downtown, sponsored by the Santa Cruz Office of Economic Development. "Five years ago, we really had to beg to get people here," says Doug Erickson, a regular on the Santa Cruz tech scene.
Afterwards, commuters fill out a survey designed to find out what it would take to make them stay in Santa Cruz. "What percentage of your current compensation would a Santa cruz opportunity have to come up with to get you to forgo your commute?" one question asks.
The man behind the survey is venture capitalist Bud Colligan. He's lived in Santa Cruz for 18 years, but he didn't always invest here. In December, Colligan started a group called the Central Coast Angels with 20 Silicon Valley veterans who live in Santa Cruz.
"It's people from Google, Symantec, Apple, Palm," Colligan says. "At our first meeting, we had a discussion, of, well, 'Should we also do angel investments over the hill?' And my response was, 'You know, there's a thousand angels over the hill. That's not somewhere where we're gonna have a dramatic impact.' Here, we could have a dramatic impact."


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Banner Elk, North Carolina organizes a Woolly Worm Festival every October to celebrate the black and brown caterpillars' prophetic capabilities.
Move over groundhogs, another fuzzy creature is aiming to predict winter's reign.
Woolly worms -- black and brown caterpillars of the tiger moth species -- have been known to forecast how severe winter will be, with the colour of each of the worm's 13 segments corresponding with the 13 weeks between the winter solstice and the spring solstice. The more brown a worm is, the milder the winter, while a blacker worm predicts a harsh season. The insects show up en mass throughout North America in late September and October as they seek hiding places for the coming cold.
To celebrate these prophetic creatures, Banner Elk, North Carolina, located near the Tennessee border, organises a Woolly Worm Festival every October. The highlight of the festival -- this year on 21 and 22 October -- is the woolly worm races, where the insects race vertically up a 42in string. While many participants bring worms found in the wild, the critters can also be purchased for $1 at the festival.
The fastest worm on Saturday wins $1,000 and has the official honour of predicting that season's weather (the fastest on Sunday wins a consolation prize of $500). Last year's winner had black ends and a brown middle, predicting a cold start and end to the season and a mild midwinter. The winter turned out mild overall.
Now in its 35th year, the festival has grown to attract more than 23,000 people and more than 140 food and craft vendors. Daily admission costs $5 or $2 for children five to 12. Kids four and under get in free.


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This is the sexual chakra and it is all about relationships and sexuality. This chakra governs passions, emotions & feelings. It can also lead to anger or fear when unbalanced. The instinct to nurture is strong in this chakra, as are other aspects of a feminine nature such as nursing, perceptions of food or sex, creative energy, women's power, and feminine health. Not only governing the feminine aspects, the body's energy that springs from this source governs sexual vitality, physical power and fertility of all varieties. It also aids digestion, removes repression and inhibitions. It can broaden the mind and assist you in copeing with your life and career.
The reproductive system, ovaries and testes are governed by the Spleen Chakra. You can rid yourself of tension, and develop your sexuality by meditating on this particular chakra. This Chakra has a need to be looked on with admiration by family and friends, although only in the most honorable ways. It requires full respect.
When balanced, the spleen chakra aids a person in the arts of being friendly, optimistic, creative, and imaginative. A balance shows concern for others, and is intuitive. It is cheerful as well with a desire for pleasure. Balance in this chakra makes a person vital and with a potential for ease of sexual satisfaction, decrimination and prosperity. This type of individual brightens the day and strengthens our own appetites for life! Other of its qualities are joy, general overall happiness, resourcefulness and confidence. It is also considered to be spontaneous and playful.
Unfortunately, when this chakra is out of balance to the point of being underactive, a person will be lethargic, repressed, clingy, guilt ridden, frigid or impotent. They will seem shy, and mistrustful of others. They often hide their emotions and can be extremely overly sensitive. They are easily hurt emotionally, but unable to show or express it, so they carry around the guilt and the doubt on a day to day basis. Naturally, these timid souls are introverted and anti-social. They are constant worriers and the opinions of others are seriously important to them. It hurts them to be thought of badly by anyone, even if they dislike the person. It grieves them to have enemies and so they often allow people to take advantage of them, trying to show the other person just how nice they can be and hoping things will change between them. As we all know, they rarely do, so this just increases the problem tenfold.
When overactive, this chakra has excessive sexual energy and negativiity. They tend to be explosive personalities by nature and carry many inhibitions deep inside. They will also have frequent indigestion, numerous stomach complaints and be aggressive, manipulative, and self serving. An overactive spleen can cause arrogance and conceit. These people don't make friends easily and are often way too uptight to deal with anyone else's problems except their own. The trouble here though is that many of them won't acknowledge that there is a problem and so it continues on.
Problems with this chakra may be the cause of diseases of the blood, reproductive organs, kidney, spleen, and those souls bogged down with sexual energy disorders.
Now there is a subject that is often spoken of when this chakra is talk about and the subject is death. Death and sex. Those are the two foremost problems of this universe, when it comes to humans and their energies. So many people fear sex or death or both. The subject of death is generally avoided because it is a subject that frightens and one that has no concrete answers. And when it isn't avoided, then people will criticize the speaker and say, "Don't talk about death!" or "You always talk about death. Talk about something else."
To some, death does not exist. It can not exist in their perfect universe. It's just too scarey. And sex! That's taboo as well by many, even in this day and age. In fact, I don't think I realized just how many until recently. Talking to quite a few people and concentrating on the feedback, it really surprised me how many still have old hangups or fears about sex. "Don't talk about sex!" Hide it. Control it. Whisper about it. Don't say it out loud! Fear it! Obsess on it! And many will simply go on believing that they will live forever and that all their lustful secrets and desires will forever remain within them, and they may just be right. But if they are, if they carry this around until their deaths, then they will have lead a miserable, unproductive existence, one that was rife with problems. If these problems are ever relieved or balanced then the rest of the centers become no problem. It will most likely balance them also. These things tend to be two of the major problems, although I am not saying any of this is wrong with you, but you may know someone who has these troubles.
NOTE: The color of the spleen chakra is orange and is ruled by Mercury. Orange is a great emotional stimulant and can help rid you of your inhibitions. It is used to treat lungs, muscle spasms, lack of energy, insufficient lactation, skin problems, repression pancreas, spleen, kidneys, coughs, gallstones, asthma, allergies, yeast infections, hiccups,gas, menstrual cramps, and is also very helpful in easing anxieties and helping you to deal with your emotions.
If treating one of the above symptoms, and using this color, it should be used over the entire body in whatever form you choose, orange light from a covered lamp, orange room and candles and scent etc. This color raises the pulse rate but does not raise the blood pressure so it can be useful when dealing with hypertensive patients. Remember though that if a chakras energy is overactive or over abundant then you will need an alternate color. The image in nature to focus on is moonlight or clear water.
Tantra says: Don't avoid sex or death. Once you accept death and you are not afraid, once you accept sex and you no longer fear, your two lower centers are relaxed and healing begins.
To Balance this Chakra: Sexual healing may be needed, try new ways of expressing yourself creatively, dance, move your hips, practice yoga. Meditation and visualization can help with all chakras. With this one you can visualize yourself getting rid of old pain and hurt, see yourself fulfilling sexual needs that you have only dreams of, see yourself as a sexual being but not a victim any longer if this has been the problem. You must first become stronger by balancing the other chakras before you can aid this one fully.
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I mentioned in an earlier post how disconcerting it was for me to see other nations doing what we as Americans used to do pretty well, and do it better. Yes, our retreat, our fall from grace has lowered the bar and made catch up much easier, but to think that others are eating our lunch, at our table in our restaurant, it really sucks ass. Patton was right, Americans love a winner and will not tolerate a loser, and Americans play to win all the time. Well, we are losing, we are losing our self respect, we are losing the moral imperative in the world of civil liberties, and we are rolling over like bought dogs wrt that which we have forever revered and cherished, the First Amendment.
Here is our president and the Sec. of State exposing their backsides:
When they came for him, I stood by and did nothing, I was not a film maker.
Curious that Hillary falls all over herself apologizing for freedoms men many died for, too bad she only bends knees to the radicals that murder people. Where was this soap box sanctimony, this champion of religious tolerance, when she went to go see that intolerant laughfest that denigrates the Mormon religion, the Book of Mormon:
On Thursday of last week, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called the video project Innocence of Muslims, the one that may or may not have provoked riots worldwide, "disgusting and reprehensible."
Although Clinton could have seen no more than a 13-minute trailer for the video, she condemned it in no uncertain terms: "Let me state very clearly — and I hope it is obvious — the United States government had nothing to do with this video. We absolutely reject its content and message."
One would think that Clinton might have had a similar reaction to a musical comedy by the name of The Book of Mormon, a satirical, scandalously potty-mouthed riff on the Mormon religion.
One (with a backbone and an appreciation for the freedom of expression) could find equal hilarity in this silly video, I certainly tried when I made fun of it, it's bad acting, it's dreadful set pieces, and the cosmically slapstick power of the vagina in converting any sinner. The true American
could should find both amusing, then go home reveling in the good times shared but harboring no hatred or offense at what was clearly meant as entertainment. But with Hillary, one is funny but the other disgusting, vile, and reprehensible. Maybe the two step has something to do with her and her state dept. being so behind the eight ball, so backwardly slow in figueing out what happened, all she had to do was read the MSM lackies who spew propaganda for her, they had the story pegged almost from the outset.
But here again, we see, other nations displaying their onions and standing by the obvious, things we are suppose to do, but not with this guy in the WH.
Exhibit A in the French (are you kidding me, what kind of bizarro world is it that the French understand freedom of speech better then we do?)
Foreign minister Laurent Fabius admitted that satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo's provocative cartoons, one of which appeared on its front cover, would 'throw oil on the fire' of recent anger over an anti-Islam film produced in the U.S.
However, he defended freedom of expression, adding that the fundamental right could only be limited 'by court decisions'.
Mr Fabius said embassy security was being stepped up in Muslim countries, and that riot police in major cities would receive reinforcements.
As France plunged into a fierce debate about free speech, the government defended Charlie Hebdo's right to publish the drawings and said it would also block a protest planned by people angry over the anti-Islam movie The Innocence Of Muslims.
Wait, no apologies issued from those cheese eating surrender monkey's? (disclaimer, issued tongue in cheek)
Europe has a history of standing up for principles that American's expect their leaders to champion:
The terrorist found it intolerable that Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt would not intervene to deny Vilks the right to draw and to publish his cartoon. Mr. Reinfeldt had in fact been preceded in this principled stance by Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen in Denmark, when mocking cartoons about the Prophet Muhammad were published in Jyllands-Posten in September 2005. He too had refused to yield to demands from the Muslim streets and from non-secular Islamic governments such as Pakistan and Iran—accompanied by threats of economic retribution against Danish companies and incendiary mayhem against Danish citizens and embassies—for censure and censorship of his country's newspapers.
In each case, however, the principled defense of the right of free expression, indeed of what we might call the "right to ridicule," has been largely left to these admirable prime ministers from small Scandinavian countries. The only important non-Scandinavian stateswoman to have come to the defense of this right has been Chancellor Angela Merkel, who just received the prestigious Medal of Freedom from President Obama. She spoke at an event in September 2010 at Potsdam, where the Danish cartoonist was awarded the M100 Media Prize 2010, declaring emphatically that "it is irrelevant whether his cartoons are tasteless or not. … Is he allowed to do that? Yes, he can." By contrast, the leading English-speaking governments have generally failed to express solidarity with the Scandinavian governments and cartoonists, either by words or by actual actions that would cushion them against the threatened economic retribution.
This is the state we find ourselves in, where the rapist gets an apology from the victim, who expresses remorse for somehow provoking the attack, either dressing provocatively or being insensitive to the attacker.
So now this poor schlep of a film maker not only gets a star studded perp walk (the problem is, he is no perp), but a bounty on his head. At least he can feel proud knowing the Sec. of State invoked his name and his film in her groveling to the murderous crybabies.


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A friend recently let me borrow the book, "The Power in Prayer" by Charles Spurgeon. I was really struck by the distinction he makes in these two paragraphs:
"We can, if we think it right, teach our children to 'say their prayers,' but we cannot teach them to pray. You may make a prayer book, but you cannot put a grain of prayer into a book, for it is too spiritual a matter to be put on pages. Some of you, perhaps, may read prayers in the family. I will not denounce the practice, but I will say this much about it: you may read those prayers for seventy years, and yet you may never once pray, for prayer is quite a different thing from mere words.
True prayer is the trading of the heart with God, and the heart never comes into spiritual commerce with the ports of heaven until God the Holy Spirit puts wind into the sails and speeds the ship into its haven. 'Ye must be born again' (John 3:7). If there is any real prayer in your heart, though you may not know the secret, God the Holy Spirit is there."


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Use the Soothing Totem to absorb the remains of 8 Unbound Fire Elementals.
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- Soothing Totem (Provided)
With most of our brethren losing their way to madness or corruption, it would seem that we have little choice but to ally with you, <race>. You can count on our aid... once you've proven we can count on yours.
As you can see, my people are having a bit of a problem with the fire elementals. Help fight them and use this totem on their fiery remains.
We will return them to where they belong... whether they like it or not.
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I've been saying this all year.
Yup, you have.
So how is it you still don't understand that the one guy affected is the QB? QBs' should be able to know where the ball is supposed to go when he gets the play. But with ZERO consistency in the OC chair who is really going to know this? McNabb? Manning? Brees? Don't even think Big Ben would have a clue with the sad sack OCs' this team has had. Even Martz sucked. He limited Davis the whole year he Coordinated for this team.
But yeah, our QB is hot garbage stand back lest ye be singed. Remember to take your Geiger-counter to the next game so you can avoid the hot spots. Oh and make sure to replace your rad badge every 5 minutes so you can get out before all your teeth and hair falls out.


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Renaissance man James Franco can add another hyphen to the string of titles preceding his name: musician.
On July 12, the heartthrob-soap star-Oscar host-performance artist-documentarian-student will release the three-song EP Turn It Up, according to Pitchfork. It's a collaborative effort with performance artist Kalup Linzy that will be released under the name Kalup & Franco and on the Dutty Artz label, which was co-founded by revered experimental electronic musician DJ /rupture.
The set will be available digitally, as well as on a limited-edition vinyl. Videos of its three songs — "Rising (Both Sides Now)," "Turn It Up (So We Can Turn It Out)" and "Fly Away" — are forthcoming and expected to feature "surprise guest cameos."
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August 22, 2013
Cosmonauts Wrap Up Successful 173rd Spacewalk
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Russian cosmonauts wrapped up a nearly six-hour spacewalk outside the International Space Station (ISS) today. Expedition 36 Flight Engineers Fyodor Yurchikhin and Alexander Misurkin completed the replacement of a laser communications experiment with a new platform for a small optical camera system as well as asthe installation of new spacewalk aids.The two men began their 5-hour, 58-minute spacewalk at 7:34 a.m. this morning, making their way towards the Zvezda service module where they carried out a combination of tasks. Yurchikhin and Misurkin attached the platform assembly to a temporary stowage location and removed the External Onboard Laser Communications System, which was installed in 2011.
While installing the camera platform, the cosmonauts noticed that its base plate was not properly aligned, so they were asked by mission controllers to hold off. However, the men were then asked to go ahead and install it after it was determined that the alignment issue could be fixed after installation. The platforms will be hosting two cameras that are scheduled to be delivered to the station aboard a Progress cargo craft in November.
Misurkin and Yurchikhin also inspected six antennas at various locations that are used to assist in providing navigation data during the rendezvous and docking of European Automated Transfer Vehicle cargo ships. During this inspection, they checked out the antenna covers and tightened any loose screws they found. Flight Engineer Chris Cassidy saw one of the covers floating away from the station on Monday, which prompted NASA to release a video about a "UFO" floating outside the station.
Misurkin collected a particulate sample from beneath a swath of thermal insulation near a hatch at the Poisk Mini-Research Module-2, as well as photographed the materials exposure experiment and associated cabling along Poisk.
The spacewalkers had to hold off on relocating a foot restraint from the hull of Zvezda to the new spacewalk workstation due to time constraints. This was the 173rd spacewalk in support of the ISS, and Yurchikhin's eighth walk.
This could be considered an uneventful spacewalk compared to the one European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano faced last month. During Chris Cassidy and Luca's spacewalk, Parmitano's helmet began to fill with liquid, which could have potentially caused him to drown while in space if emergency measures had not been immediately taken. He described the events of that spacewalk recently in an ESA blog.


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Peter Gammons' latest mlb.com column looks at the teams training in Arizona, and lists six worth watching: The Rockies, Dodgers, Reds, White Sox, Indians and Padres (which he prefaces with, "don't laugh").
He also listed the Angels' Brandon Wood as one of 10 questions from Arizona that will be answered this season:
2. Will Brandon Wood step in at third base for the Angels? I, for one, think so, and with Scot Shields back and the rotation five deep, the Angels are again the team to beat in the AL West. Wood has hit 43 homers in the Minors, and he's had problems recognizing pitches. But last year in Triple-A Salt Lake, he improved his OBP to .357 and isn't about to go through his career with his current 7-74 walk-strikeout numbers. "He's going to have a couple of times when he has streaks when he struggles," says hitting coach Mickey Hatcher. "But he's really improved. He has 30-homer power, he can hit .250 and he's a Gold Glove third baseman."
Gammons also made special reference to Dodgers right fielder Andre Ethier, and the D-Backs' Justin Upton, and not about baseball:
10. What made us feel the best about who we are? The way stricken Red Sox Minor League outfielder Ryan Westmoreland, one of the best prospects anywhere, has attracted the caring and legitimate encouragement of players and teams out here. On Monday, Ethier is taking off to spend time with Westmoreland, as his brother Adam Ethier is Westmoreland's physical therapist and trainer. Justin Upton visited Westmoreland. The Padres and D-backs have reached out and visited him. If you're sick of Tiger and scandal and selfishness, think about Andre and Adam Ethier, and Upton. Some people get a day off to play golf, Andre Ethier took his day off to try to help the rehab of a 20-year-old kid who a week ago was fighting for his life.


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Blueberries provide lots of antioxidant compounds that are good for our general health, and a new study suggests that they may help strengthen bones, too. An animal study funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture has shown that baby rats fed foods containing 10 percent freeze-dried blueberry powder developed significantly more bone mass than baby rats who didn't get blueberry power in their food. Now researchers have to determine whether these same effects occur in humans. In other berry news, researchers from Italy and Spain published a study online on June 21 in the journal Food Chemistry showing that eating strawberries improves the antioxidant capacity in blood. The research team provided 12 healthy human volunteers 500 grams (about 17.6 ounces) of strawberries daily and took blood samples periodically over the span of a month. They concluded that the strawberries increased the response of red blood cells to counter oxidative stress, a biochemical process associated with disease. The team is now looking into the effects of eating smaller amounts of strawberries daily. If you want to increase your consumption of strawberries, be sure to buy organic ones – non-organic farming methods may yield berry crops that are high in pesticide residues.
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We have between 35 and 40 images of Trill. Andorians, who already have their own category, have 37 I believe. - AJ Halliwell 02:57, 1 August 2006 (UTC)
- Support. Get to it. :) --From Andoria with Love 07:02, 3 August 2006 (UTC)
- Support. Yes, get this out of the way! :) -- Cid Highwind 19:01, 16 August 2006 (UTC)
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should be in this category. Cause I've noticed the TNG Trill were removed from the Trill page some time ago. I only included spotted-trill as it seemed like a good idea for now. - AJ Halliwell 23:36, 17 August 2006 (UTC)
- I think we should include TNG trill. We include Human looking Klingons as Klingons, why not the wierd TNG trill? --OuroborosCobra talk 01:01, 18 August 2006 (UTC)


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Since I'm "at risk" for this weeks meeting I just wanted to confirm that the Data Cube working draft [1] has been updated to reflect the editorial suggestions made by Curran Kelleher [2]. As noted in [3] I'm assuming that since the Data Cube document has been open to public review for some time, and given Curran's review comments, that a further formal working group review is not needed. In which case I believe this is ready for voting on FPWD. Richard, do you agree? Dave [1] http://dvcs.w3.org/hg/gld/raw-file/default/data-cube/index.html [2] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-gld-comments/2012Feb/0000.html [3] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-gld-wg/2012Mar/0001.htmlReceived on Tuesday, 6 March 2012 13:54:12 UTC
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The game started after 8 p.m. Friday, and before the nationally televised contest ended, it undoubtedly helped to put plenty of viewers asleep. The Magness Arena crowd of 5,147 was unusually quiet, exuding the feel of an exhibition game.
But this was Denver-Wisconsin, the Pioneers against the Badgers, in Game 1 of the last Western Collegiate Hockey Association series between two programs that have battled since 1951.
And yet, it was a snoozefest. Dump and chase. Few big hits. A lot of errant shots. Rare scoring chances. No fireworks.
Until Denver became desperate. The Pioneers, trailing 1-0 with goalie Juho Olkinuora pulled for a sixth attacker, tied it with 1:16 remaining in regulation and settled for a 1-1 overtime tie after an exciting extra five minutes.
"We feel good about it," DU coach George Gwozdecky said of the point, which extended the Pioneers' WCHA lead to five points over Minnesota. "Wisconsin played a smart road game. When things weren't going well for us – we weren't accurate with our passes and our decision-making was off – and yet we found a way to tie it up at the end."
Denver (9-3-1, 7-1-1 WCHA) dominated the first part of OT and drew a Jefferson Dahl tripping penalty behind the Badgers' net. Despite a handful of excellent power-play opportunities, the Pioneers couldn't convert, and nearly blew the point by allowing Dahl a breakaway bid after exiting the penalty box.
Olkinuora, the game's No. 1 star, stopped Dahl's backhander to end DU's losing streak at two games.
The Pioneers were coming off nonconference losses to Yale (2-1 in overtime) and New Hampshire (6-4), the latter after blowing a 3-0 lead.
Hard-luck Wisconsin (1-7-3, 1-5-3 WCHA) appeared to have its seven-game winless streak solved late in the third period, but DU defenseman Joey LaLeggia sneaked a bad-angle wrist shot through goalie Joel Rumpel's pads at 18:44 of the third period and on a 6-on-5 attack.
LaLeggia, last season's WCHA rookie of the year, was signing autographs afterward and unavailable to comment.
The difference early in the third period was a blue-collar goal by the Badgers. Junior wing Michael Mersch redirected a blast from the point at 7:06 of the third period, and the puck trickled through Olkinuora's legs.
Gwozdecky feels confident about the game plan for Saturday's finale.
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Footnotes. DU played with just 17 skaters, because only 11 forwards and six defensemen are available. Sophomore defenseman Josiah Didier (ankle injury) missed his first game of the season and junior forward Jarrod Mermis and sophomore forward Larkin Jacobson were suspended. Mermis is eligible to return Saturday. … The NBC Sports Network crew covering the game included NHL play-by-play veteran Dave Strader and former Wisconsin/NHL player Brian Engblom, who lives in suburban Denver and works part-time for Altitude (the Avalanche's station).
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