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Milwaukee Film announces 2013 Collaborative Cinema project
A University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee senior and a Franklin High School junior will direct and write this year's Collaborative Cinema production for the Milwaukee Film Festival.
Milwaukee Film announced Tuesday that the project, "Love You Still," was written by Franklin High School junior Katie Theel. Michael Viers, who's graduating from UWM's Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres, will direct. The movie will be filmed in late June with a full-scale professional crew, and will have its premiere at the 2013 festival. »Read Full Article
Third Coast Percussion Ensemble fills hall with sounds
Present Music opened Saturday evening's performance with a Vogel Hall stage filled with percussion curiosities.
Featuring the Chicago-based Third Coast Percussion Ensemble, the program began with a completely fascinating performance of "Prayer — Star Dust Orbits" from Augusta Read Thomas's "Resounding Earth." »Read Full Article(1)
Estonian ensemble weaves vocal tapestry in Early Music Now presentation
A haunting selection of Estonian folk hymns and liturgical melodies filled the air at St. Joseph's Convent Chapel Saturday afternoon, thanks to the Early Music Now presentation of the Estonian vocal ensemble Heinavanker.
The singers, five men and two women, sang their liturgical melodies in Latin, switching to the Estonian language for the folk hymns. The hymns were traced to specific areas or parishes in the Estonian language, which is similar to Finnish. »Read Full Article
J. Cole's 'journey' lacks direction at the Rave
J. Cole told the capacity crowd at the Eagles Ballroom Saturday night that his show was not actually a show.
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Jason Aldean to play Summerfest on June 29
Summerfest officials have announced the first headliner for its 46th year. Country star Jason Aldean, whose first headlining amphitheater tour in 2011 included a stop at the Marcus Amphitheater, is returning to the Big Gig on June 29, a festival spokeswoman has confirmed.
The announcement comes as a bit of a surprise, because it was announced Oct. 18 that Aldean would headline Wrigley Field in Chicago on July 20. Several acts in recent years that headlined the approximately 41,000-capacity ballpark, including Bruce Springsteen, Roger Waters, Paul McCartney and the Police, opted to skip Milwaukee on those tours. »Read Full Article(9)
Bel Canto, MSO join forces for powerful 'Requiem'
The Bel Canto Chorus joined forces with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra this weekend for a powerful performance of Brahms' "Ein Deutsches Requiem" ("A German Requiem").
Performing Sunday at Christ King Parish in Wauwatosa, following an Oconomowoc Arts Center performance on Saturday, the combined ensembles were directed by Bel Canto music director Richard Hynson and joined by soprano Laura Strickling and baritone Gerard Sundberg. »Read Full Article
Rambling Cosby show delivers small rewards
A personal preface seems necessary before the review gets on to expressing profound disappointment with Bill Cosby's appearance at the Riverside Theater on Saturday night.
When this critic was a child, he got his first exposure to stand-up comedy through his aunt's collection of the classic records Cosby released throughout the 1960s. Later encounters with varied works - from the animated show "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" to many seasons of "The Cosby Show" - only strengthened a belief that Cosby inhaled experience and exhaled humor. »Read Full Article(5)
MSO puts basilica's acoustics to effective use with strings program
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra wrapped up its three-concert Basilica Series this weekend with "Remembrance," a strings-only program.
Led by MSO assistant conductor Francesco Lecce-Chong and featuring MSO principal second violinist Jennifer Startt, the performance filled the Basilica of St. Josaphat with the sounds of Sergei Prokofiev, Mieczyslaw Weinberg and Vaughan Williams on Saturday night. »Read Full Article
Graduates get taken to school
Two older and wiser men - comedian Bill Cosby and Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig - gave their advice during ceremonies Sunday in Milwaukee on how college graduates should conduct their lives.
Cosby told Marquette University graduates to go into the world remembering the values they learned from the school's Jesuits - respect, integrity and a responsibility to serve others. »Read Full Article(10)
Share your Kenny Chesney concert photos
Kenny Chesney played to a sold-out Miller Park last night. Were you at the concert, or out tailgating before? Send us your fan photos and we'll post them in our reader gallery. To submit, you can either use our online submission form or email your photos to firstname.lastname@example.com.
For complete coverage of yesterday's festivities, visit our special section. »Read Full Article(1)
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Musical dreaming
Edward Elgar considered "The Dream of Gerontius" his best oratorio. Find out more about this piece Wednesday when Lee Erickson and Tim Benson, the director and assistant director of the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus, discuss the work as part of the UWM Friends of the MSO lecture series. The oratorio closes the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's season on May 31 and June 1. The lecture is at 5 p.m. at UWM's Fine Arts Recital Hall, 2400 E. Kenwood Blvd. After the lecture, coffee and dessert will be served. A discount on tickets to the concert will be available. The lecture is free. »Read Full Article

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Would you guys still buy Zelda Wind Waker HD if Nintendo required you...
Enigma149 posted...Let me see if I get this straight - you're entire argument for why traditional controls are better than motion controls is "nope".
Who said anything about using the touch screen?
Also, I don't get how it's a "lazy port" to include motion controls, but to not change the controls at all is fine. Especially given how this isn't a port.
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Enigma149 posted...
Never said anything like that. I only said that is how you sound because you act like if someone doesn't agree with you about motion controls they are wrong.
I am neither a fanboy nor a troll. I like Nintendo, Sony and MS consoles and handhelds equally.
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Enigma149 posted...
Baha05 posted...Enigma149 posted...Yes, seeing as motion controls (assuming it's SS-style, not TP-style) are better than "traditional" controls in Zelda games.
Indeed. I mean, I'll give SS the discredit it deserves by mentioning how its style of aiming can seem counter-intuitive and confusing if you're stuck in the mindset of the IR pointer aiming that had been standardized for everything else on Wii, but once you understand the concept they were going for and switch over to the new mindset it actually feels really smooth and natural. If you understand it, you shouldn't ever actually "need" to recenter with dpad down. (You might occasionally want to, but you'll see it as a simple convenience instead of seeing it as some sort of much-needed error correction tool like the people who are doing it wrong think it is.)
The C stick did camera control in that game, which you needed quite a bit while sailing.
haha. What? When did you ever need to fiddle with the camera for anything? I twirled the camera around the boat senselessly a few times just for the hell of it, and maybe I stopped the camera in front of Link at some point to capture him looking all heroic and **** standing on that boat with the wind in his hair or whatever. And that's all I can think of that I ever did with the free camera control in that entire game. It's a nice but very pointless feature.
Wind Waker Baton = Wiimote.
It does seem pretty obvious.
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darkjedilink 4 years ago#34
rockymin posted...
Enigma149 posted...
You're not a troll or fanboy, but don't see how "nope" isn't a good argument against motion controls?
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Enigma149 posted...
Who said anything about using the touch screen?
I just did but it goes hand in hand with saying yes to only motion controls when there are several controller options.
And the fact that port/remake that isn't utilizing not only the Wii U Game Pad/Pro but only motion controls s really lazy
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Nice_Kirbyfan9 posted...
Of course they would. They would buy anything nintendo sold them even if it literally cost them an arm and a leg.
Why are you even on this forum, again?
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PaulKagebein 4 years ago#37
Nice_Kirbyfan9 posted...
Of course they would. They would buy anything nintendo sold them even if it literally cost them an arm and a leg.
Not true. Being a one-armed gamer would be too frustrating.
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Tsutarja495 4 years ago#38
That would make me want it even more. I can already play with regular controls on my GC, using motion controls from SS would be incentive for me to buy this version. Or even if they used TP style controls, I'd still get the pointer for aiming,
RedMage_Nico 4 years ago#39
I enjoy Twilight Princess's controls, but I like Wind Waker's original controls just as well. Whether or not I buy it depends on what content is changed, if any.
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John Corbett
With the runaway success of My Big Fat Greek Wedding, John Corbett has cemented his reputation as the perfect boyfriend. For two seasons he played the sensitive Aidan to Sarah Jessica Parker's Carrie on Sex and the City. Now, as Wedding's infinitely patient fiancé, he's the object of many a big fat crush. "Women will elbow me in the throat to get to him when we appear together," says the film's driving force, Nia Vardalos. "They're like, 'Move it!' " Sarah Jessica Parker can see why. "He's one of the most dear, loving people," she says. "He walks around singing and engaging everyone." Corbett, 41, hasn't changed much since his boyhood in West Virginia, where he was raised as an only child. "I still fit into my prom suit." he says. "It's a blue three-piece, and it's a little tight, but if I suck it in I can still get into it." After high school he moved to California, where he worked in a steel factory for six years and then as a hairdresser before turning to acting. "I really don't do the Hollywood thing well," he says. "I don't even have a housekeeper." What he does have, he admits, is "a little vampire blood. I come to life when the sun goes down. I'll hear some music, have some beers and sleep as late as I like." Though the 6'5" actor (who'll next appear as a compulsive gambler in the spring FX series Lucky) has been seen squiring actress Bo Derek, he remains a free agent—and excellent boyfriend material. "I helped build my mom's house," he says. "I am really good with my hands."
Enrique Iglesias
Setting hearts afire in sold-out venues around the globe, Madrid-born rocker Enrique Iglesias, 27, has seen some brazen come-ons: panties offered up to be autographed, women ripping off their shirts in the crowd ("The band goes crazy when that happens," he says). But want to know what really turns him on? "I always look at a woman's feet," the 6'2" bachelor admits. "I like clean, nice feet. My mother always said that feet tell a lot about a person." So much for the image of a gyrating playboy whose erotic video exploits with "good friend" tennis pro Anna Kournikova made MTV viewers blush. Underneath his signature knit cap, the son of Latin crooner Julio Iglesias is actually a guy who hates to shop, loves Jackass the Movie and listens to John Mayer's Room for Squares. "I'm no walking Romeo," he demurs. The triple-platinum recording artist prefers to channel his poetic side into songs, like his upbeat "Don't Turn Off the Lights" and the aching ballad "Hero." "Enrique writes from his heart," says boyhood friend Andres Restrepo. "His lyrics tell exactly what he's been going through." Singer Paulina Rubio, his opening act for this year's concert tour, admires the man she has observed in action. "When Enrique takes the stage," she says, "there's lots of energy—like a great lightning storm."
Tom Cruise
Tireless perfectionist Tom Cruise likes to throw himself into his roles. He spent six months in Japan mastering sword fighting for his latest project, The Last Samurai. But when he walks in his front door to greet his two biggest fans, Isabella, 9, and Connor, 7, the gung ho actor works even harder. "Tom has more energy than six people combined," says Samurai producer Marshall Herskovitz, "And he devotes that to his children. His face lights up when he sees them." Sharing custody with ex-wife Nicole Kidman, Cruise, 40, is "amazingly hands-on," says longtime producing partner Paula Wagner. "He even bakes cookies with them." And when Connor has a gymnastics event, count on Dad to be there cheering him on. "Tom doesn't just ask him how it went at dinner," says Cruise's cousin, actor William Mapother. "He works with him in the backyard on his flips and jumps." The 5'9" star is equally supportive of Isabella, a budding artist, and decorates his office with her latest drawings. "The kids are central," says Samurai director Ed Zwick. "He is utterly focused, except when they call. Then he's just gone like a rocket."
Donald Rumsfeld
CNN called him a "virtual rock star." FOX dubbed him a beltway "babe magnet." And The Wall Street Journal hailed "the new hunk of home-front airtime." No, it's not the next Brad Pitt. The guy causing the commotion is 70-year old grandfather of five, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. "Rumstud," as President Bush refers to his frontman in the war on terror, with his worn brown shoes and rumpled gray suits, has put a new spin on Henry Kissinger's maxim "Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac." With blunt talk and wry humor, Mr. Secretary has become the Pentagon's very own must-see TV. "More than any other man in Washington," says Barbara Starr, CNN's Pentagon correspondent, "Don Rumsfeld exercises absolute raw, ruthless power and enjoys it." On the flip side, she adds, Rummy can be "a big flirty pussycat." Happily married to his high school sweetheart, Joyce, 70, the 5'10" bespectacled father of three has proven his mettle under pressure. On 9/ 11, while most senior officers were running for cover, Rumsfeld was outside the Pentagon carrying stretchers until security forced him back inside. The ex-Navy pilot is "an old-fashioned, ail-American he-man, plain and simple," says Jennifer Harper, media columnist for The Washington Times. "He's got that steady gaze, that strong jaw—a man you could trust if all hell were breaking loose. That's pretty sexy stuff."
John Leguizamo
He used to use comedy to pick up women. "You tease them, make them laugh, then ask them to the movies," he says. But these days John Leguizamo, 42, prefers cracking up his kids. "He sings silly songs, makes up funny words," says Justine Maurer, 34, his partner of six years and the mother of 3-year-old daughter Allegra and son Ryder, who turns 2 this month. "He's basically my 4-year-old." The 5'8" Colombian-born actor, who played Toulouse-Lautrec in Moulin Rouge and just finished directing next year's boxing drama Infamous, can still get the girls, though. After his one-man shows (last winter his Sexaholix...A Love Story played on Broadway after a 23-city tour), "I'm always getting hotel keys," he says. Confirms pal Wesley Snipes: "Women lose their balance around him. They fall in ditches, bump into each other." None of it bothers Maurer, who shares a Manhattan apartment with him. "I'm glad everyone sees what I see in John," she says, Leguizamo says that the two plan to marry soon. "We don't have date yet," he admits. "But I do have a deadline."
George Clooney
How irresistible is George Clooney? Let's put it this way. For his directorial debut next month, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, a low-budget film about Gong Show creator Chuck Barris, Clooney had no trouble reeling in Julia Roberts. Nor did he have to twist Drew Barrymore's arm. "George Clooney rules my universe," she says. "He is my grand leader." Friends have long suspected that Clooney, 41, would be exceptional behind the camera. "He's smart and he has enormous energy," says CSI's Marg Helgenberger, who knows the 5'11" Clooney from his ER days. "He's incredibly supportive of actors. And the crews love him." Director Mimi Leder, who directed Clooney in The Peacemaker, seconds that opinion. "As a director you have to be a mother, father, psychiatrist," she says. "You need to be a people person, and he is." Although he's currently starring in Solaris, Clooney claims he won't always be ready for his close-up. "There will be a period of time in the not too distant future when people will be sick of seeing you," he told The Times Magazine in London. "I'm sick of me already." We'll take him any way we can get him.
Mehmet Oz
What's not to love about a guy who's committed to healing, heart and soul? "There's more to treating my patients than fixing their hearts," says cardiothoracic surgeon Mehmet Oz, 42. "That's only the first step in making them whole again." Raised in Delaware by Turkish parents, the 6'1" director of the Cardiovascular Institute at Manhattan's Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center practices the lifestyle he prescribes for the 400 patients on whom he operates each year: yoga, walking, red wine, no fast food, and "regular sex, lasting about half an hour, four times a week." His camera-ready looks have helped make him a fixture on talk shows like Oprah and won him a modeling gig for Barneys New York. But his wife, Lisa, 39, mother of his four children, likes him best in his work clothes. "He's very sexy in scrubs," she says. "I love his hairy chest!"
Alejandro Sanz
Spanish superstar Alejandro Sanz, 33, wasn't well-known in the U.S. until last November's release of his seventh album, MTV Unplugged. Right on cue, women became unglued over the seven-time Latin Grammy winner and what the Miami Herald calls his "extravagantly imaginative love letters"—intimate songs delivered with flamenco flair. "Women view him as a young poet," says Manolo Diaz, chairman of the Latin Recording Academy. "No one can compete with him." Certainly not on his home turf—art-filled retreats in Madrid and Miami, where the 5'9" singer lives up to his reputation. Four years after he and Mexican model Jaydy Michel, 24, were married on a Balinese cliff, "we write each other little cards and notes, even when we're in the same house," says the father of 16-month-old Manuela. "We keep romance alive with small gestures."
James Blake
James Blake's spectacular performance at the U.S. Open last year made for a couple of memorable photo ops. First came the pictures of the unseeded tennis player in action against top-ranked Lleyton Hewitt, published in sports pages across the country. Then came the pictures of a dehydrated Blake throwing up on court, circulated via e-mail by his pals. "It is good to have friends like that," says the 22-year-old. "I appreciate them keeping me down-to-earth!" Since his debut, the 6'1" Blake, who left Harvard in 1999 after two years to turn pro, has soared from 219th to 28th in the rankings—and signed with a modeling agency. "Everybody makes fun of him for that," says brother Thomas, 25, who's also on the pro tour and lives with James in Tampa. "People are calling him GQ." All the hubbub aside, Blake remains close to dad Thomas, 55, a salesman, and mom Betty, 67, a tennis-club administrator. He's currently without a girlfriend, which Harvard pal Camila McLean, 23, attributes to shyness. "He never wants to be the "Hel-LO, I'm James Blake' kind of guy," she says. "But he needs to figure out how to work that into his mojo!"
Rick Yune
The release of the latest Bond movie, Die Another Day, can only mean one thing: Another Bond nemesis is on the loose. Played by Rick Yune, the translucent-skinned Zao "is going to be one of the most memorable," says no less an expert than the reigning 007, Pierce Brosnan. "He's got a very strong cinematic presence." The role wasn't easy, says Yune, 31. "There were bangs and bruises, and I'm still getting over them." The 6'1" actor, who was born in Korea but grew up in Washington, D.C., is a tae kwon do black belt and a former Golden Gloves boxer. He's also one of the few graduates of the prestigious Wharton business school to model for Versace and Ralph Lauren. "I had to take a year off from school to pay bills," he says. After a brief stint on Wall Street, he auditioned for and won a part in 1999's Snow Falling on Cedars. Now living in L.A., Yune says he tries "not to take myself too seriously. My friends call me immature!" That's not all they call him. "Rick is one of the tardiest people on the planet," says former girlfriend Lisa Ling of The View, still a close pal. "He'll say, 'I'll be there at 3,' and we'll go, 'Rick Yune Time or our time?' If it's RYT, we expect him there at 4 at the earliest."
Kenny Chesney
Welcome to Kenny Chesney country, where the order of the day is No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problems. It's also the title of the Tennessee-bred singer's latest CD, reflecting his fondness for the laid-back Caribbean. "The islands are the best way for me to exhale," says Chesney, 34, who spent a restorative vacation there earlier this fall after a 10-month national tour. He keeps his 5'6" form beach-worthy with daily workouts, even while on the road. "To put on the kind of show I want to put on, really intense for a long time, I have to be in shape," he says. Singer pal Deana Carter, for one, is wild about "his sexy arms and nice tush." Single since a broken engagement to health care administrator Mandy Weals three years ago, Chesney is looking forward to meeting Ms. Right. "She has to be outgoing," he says. "And she has to love the beach."
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Despite his reign as the king of romantic comedy, Hugh Grant isn't above playing court jester. "Give me any three disparate objects and I can juggle them," he says. The 5'11½" London native also has been juggling a critically hailed film career, a "middle-aged" passion for golf and a not-very-private personal life. "Girls like a juggler," he notes. Whether he's playing an unabashed cad in this year's About a Boy or a self-involved millionaire in Two Weeks Notice (out this month), women fall for his act. "It is an appeal born out of sophistication, wit, compassion and a little bit of normalcy," says Two Weeks director Marc Lawrence. "He is the dream version of the guy next door." Just ask former love Elizabeth Hurley (now his London neighbor), who named Grant, 42, godfather of her son. "He didn't make fun of me when I was pregnant and fat," she says. "He's the best friend a girl can have." Surprisingly, Grant seems willing to be more than that to someone someday. "I have no objection to the idea of getting married," he says.
Scott Morrison
While playing golf for the University of Washington some 10 years back, Scott Morrison vowed to design clothes that would make the sport "a bit hipper." Instead he took a job with a jeans company and in 1999 launched Paper Denim & Cloth, a line of hand-finished jeans that sell for as much as $185 a pair. "I like denim because it's low maintenance and versatile," says Morrison, 30, whose following includes Gwyneth Paltrow and Heath Ledger. But ask the 6'4" bachelor for a style tip, and he demurs: "I'm a very typical guy. I just say, 'You look great in anything!' " The youthful Morrison tools around his New York City showroom on a skateboard and had his 30th-birthday party catered by McDonald's last July. Says girlfriend Tarajia Morrell, 22: "Scott even slouches like a little kid, which is cute."
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To spread the word of the Lord, Kirk Franklin works overtime. His "Hopeville" show, now on tour nationally, relies on his gifts as a singer, dancer and speaker to pack in as many as 10,000 fans each night. "I try to share my mistakes with people so they can learn," says Franklin, 32. Abandoned by his parents at 4, he was raised in Fort Worth by an elderly aunt. The two gathered recyclable cans and papers to pay for Franklin's music lessons, and by age 11, he led the choir at his aunt's church. But he admits he strayed, fathering his first child at 17: "I was sexually active too young. I ran with the wrong crowds." Today, Franklin, who lives in Arlington, Texas, with wife Tammy, 33, and their four children (ages 14 to 2), often brings his brood on tour. "People tell me, 'I wish my child's father was more like that' or 'I wish my husband talked about me the way you talk about your wife,' " he says. The 5'5" entertainer knows how to keep romance alive. He once sent Tammy a pair of his dirty socks from the road with a note reading, "This is how I feel without you." She told him, "I don't want your dirty socks, I want you."
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With a recurring role on Will & Grace as Debra Messing's new bean, jazz piano master Harry Connick Jr. can acid "sitcom sweetie" to his repertoire of talents. "I'm having a blast," says the three-time Grammy winner, who also has 12 films to his credit. So is Messing, who calls Connick, 35, "a devastatingly handsome goofball—an incredibly kind, generous, playful southern gentleman.' " These days the 6'2" New Orleans native lives in New York City but still enjoys whipping up down-home specialties like gumbo and red beans. To work it off, he boxes regularly and plays with his three young daughters and wife Jill Goodacre, 38. "The cool thing about my job," says Connick, "is that when I'm home, I'm really home all day. I'm with my family and I love that." And how does he express his joy? One way is by singing. Says Goodacre: "He does a killer Judy Garland imitation."
Rocco DiSpirito
Don't show up at Rocco DiSpirito's apartment expecting a meal. The owner of the three-star Manhattan restaurant Union Pacific rarely cooks at home, although he does make sure his fridge is always stocked with two staples. "I always have caviar," he says. "And I always have champagne." A better culinary bet is his Zenlike restaurant, where he dazzles diners by combining Asian flavors and French technique. "I'll see an herb, and ideas start to come to my head," says the three-time James Beard Foundation best chef award nominee. Though the 6'1" DiSpirito graduated from the prestigious Culinary Institute of America at 19, he traces his fondness for food to his Italian childhood in Queens, where he would help his immigrant mother make meatballs for school fund-raisers. Now, thanks to appearances on Live with Regis and Kelly and the Food Network's Melting Pot, the divorced DiSpirito, 36, is marinating in newfound acclaim. "All a woman wants is a man to cook her a good meal," says Live's Kelly Ripa. "If he happens to look like Rocco, that's a bonus."
Fabien Cousteau
At 7, Fabien Cousteau began going on dives with his famous grandfather, undersea pioneer Jacques. "Until I was in my teens, I always felt if people went on vacation, they went on expeditions," says Cousteau. Growing up in the U.S. and France, the 6-ft. Boston University graduate is now a correspondent for MSNBC's National Geographic Explorer. "I hope to continue where my grandfather left off," says Cousteau, whose Geographic documentary "Attacks of the Mystery Shark" aired in August. After moving 22 times in his 35 years, he now shares a Manhattan apartment with his shepherd-pit-bull mix Heidi and dates a woman he'll only describe as "a very special person." Cousteau is a rare catch himself. Says college pal Christina Romano, 32: "He seems a lot older than his years. Sometimes I want to call him O Wise One."
Jesse James
Now here's a guy to get your motor running. As host of the Discovery Channel's Monster Garage, Jesse James amazes viewers by transforming cars into lawn mowers and garbage trucks. But it's his baby blues sending women into overdrive. "I'm covered in tattoos, I'm 6'3", my clothes are soaked in oil, and they notice my eyes," says James, 33. Raised in Long Beach, Calif., where he still lives, James "was in a lot of trouble as a kid," lie admits. But unlike his 19th-century outlaw relative, this Jesse tarried his life around after stints in juvenile facilities for stealing cars. At 23, he started his own custom-motorcycle business, West Coast Choppers, and has since built bikes for Keanu Reeves and Shaquille O'Neal. But around Long Beach, "I'm still the weirdo with the motorcycle shop on the corner," says James, who has two children from a first marriage and is raising a stepson with new wife Janine, 34. "At the grocery store, they look at me like I'm going to rob the place!" The only thing James has stolen lately, says Janine, is her heart. "He's giving, nurturing and real old-fashioned," she says. "He just makes me melt."
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Ask Greg Vaughan and he'll tell you he's a conversationalist. Ask his girlfriend Danielle Robb, 27, and she'll tell you something different. He can be "long-winded," she says with a laugh. "He doesn't get to the point." The mind may wander during one of his stories, but eyes stay riveted on the 6-ft. Dallas native, better known as blue-collar good guy Diego Guittierez on CBS's The Young and the Restless. The son of Barbara, a real estate agent, and Bruce, a carpenter, Vaughan, 29, modeled in Europe before settling in L.A. in 1994. Hikes with his lab Daisy (plus a regimen of sports and gym time) effectively balance frequent trips to "Dairy Queen, In-N-Out Burger and Jack in the Box," he says. His career does seem secure: "They keep making me take my shirt off." Confirms Heather Tom, Vaughan's Y&R love interest: "Sometimes I go, 'Wow, this is how I make my living!' "
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Oh, to spend 24 hours with Kiefer Sutherland. The more than 14 million viewers who've made that commitment have nothing on actress Leslie Hope, who spent seven months playing his doomed wife. on FOX's groundbreaking spy hit. While fans may turn to Jell-O from his penetrating gaze and quick reflexes, she attests that he also "is gracious and generous, has the patience of a saint, is a good listener—and his butt looks awesome in his Wrangles!" Before his TV triumph, the 5' 10" Sutherland spent time roping calves on a 2000-acre ranch in Santa Ynez, Calif. "When I got the show I sold the farm and came back to Los Angeles," he says. When not pulling an all-nighter to save the world on 24's second season, the 35-year-old son of actor Donald Sutherland and actress Shirley Douglas mellows out by playing the guitar (he has 37) and cooking ("I'm not a very complicated chef, but 1 find it incredibly relaxing"). After two marriages, he relishes time with his 15-year-old daughter Sarah Jude. "She's a pretty cool musician, and we play chess a lot too," he says. "If I can hang out with her and her friends, then I'm lucky life's kind of moving on."
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After hearing his harsh words on American Idol last summer, would you want to date Simon Cowell? Plenty of women do. Although he reduces Mariah Carey wannabes to tears, legions of fans adore his tight black T-shirts and buff biceps. "Women are just desperate to get near him," says model pal Terri Seymour, 28. As it turns out, Mr. Nasty can also be Mr. Softy. Cowell, 43, who will be back for AI 2 early next year, does volunteer work at an animal shelter near his London house, relaxes by taking hot baths and keeps a lunch date with Mum every Sunday. And, he insists, "I think I'm a very good boyfriend. I'm a good kisser and I like to be spontaneous." While Cowell, who runs a record label for music giant BMG, may not send roses ("Obvious things like flowers and chocolates, I find fake," he says), he has been known to spoil girlfriends with surprises like a new Mercedes-Benz. But more important, "if you're feeling down, he will always try to cheer you up," says pal Nichola Martin, 50, a former record producer. One of two children raised near London by a dancer mother and a music executive father (who died in 1999), the 5'9" impresario may be tough to pin down. "I'm a great chaser, but then I sort of get bored," he says. "To me, the not knowing is what's fun and exciting."
Mel Gibson
While filming Signs outside Philadelphia last year, notorious prankster Mel Gibson enjoyed taunting director M. Night Shyamalan. To spice up their after-work pool games, the actor dubbed his cue the Night Stalker (a play on M. Night's name). "It did nothing to help him win," recalls Shyamalan. "But he actually carved the name into the damn stick." Fortunately, when Signs was released last summer, the original blue-eyed Aussie heartthrob, 46, proved equally tenacious at the box office. As the crop-circle thriller raked in $225-million-plus, Gibson proved that the old Mel magic was still potent. Actress Cherry Jones, who plays the film's Officer Paski, attests to the enduring charms of: the long-married father of seven. "I can hardly go to a grocery store now without women coming up to me asking, 'What's Mel like?' " she says. The verdict? "Fun and gorgeous" with "strong, real-guy's arms." But the 5'10" star's greatest appeal, Jones adds, is that "he's great to hang with. He makes everyone feel comfortable and included."
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It's almost Halloween! Okay, I know we're just in September, but I've had the Halloween bug since July because that's about when I began sewing custom costumes this year! Last year I made a bunch of custom costumes: Clementine, Vampire Bride, Annie and more Annie, Batman, Monkey, Bird, Dorothy, and Olivia the Pig.
I had planned on posting a call for costume orders about now, but as things turn out, I have filled my sewing schedule and even begun a little waiting list (to maintain my sanity, family relationships and sleep!) I want to make sure I have enough time to give each costume the detail they deserve, and get them shipped on time. This year, my orders aren't quite so varied as last year…
This year I am single handedly bringing Olivia the Pig to the Halloween Masses.
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Luckily, I love making this costume and am not yet sick of the sassy little oinker. I think it's a little funny that, since I don't have girls, I don't even own an Olivia the Pig book! And, my sister thinks it's hilarious that this sailor dress is so popular, because Olivia actually only is wearing it on the cover of the books…she's usually not dressed at all!
I do have a couple other fun custom orders scheduled that will be a fun change from the black, white and red-all-over. Not to mention that my two boys need costumes, too, and will most assuredly not be Olivia:)
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Where are you taking orders? I tried emailing you through facebook a month ago but I wasn't sure if you were doing costumes. I'm sure you are all booked up but if you can squeeze out one more Olivia in a 4T/5T please please let me know on facebook because Reece thinks that's what she is going to be but the ones online are TERRIBLE and with another move approaching fast there's no way I can do it.
@Our Pratt PackHi Ky! I actually just started getting emails about the costumes, and so I haven't really had any formal order taking other than that! I'll check out my fb (not on as much as I could be:) and be in touch with you that way!
My 2.5 year old daughter loves the "yellow guys" – Minions from Despicable Me, so I'm making her a minion costume. It will actually be really easy; I'm almost disapointed there's not more sewing…
I am friends with Kristine, and I would love to be on a waiting list. For Olivia the Pig for a 3-6 month old. I absolutely love your blog you are one of the most talented and creative people!!!!! Let me know. Thankyou, Lindsay Ream
Good job Mand!! I love that you're bringing Olivia to the masses:) haha. I'm going to sell mine, but can't remember how much we decided to trade for? What are you charging for your orders? If you have someone who needs one for a 2 or 3 year old and you don't have any more time to make one you can refer them to me- as you know, it wasn't even worn 🙁 Boo to that. But someone might as well get use out of it. It's so adorable!
Hi are you still making Olivia the pig costumes?
Hi, I might be a little late to the punch. But is there anyway I can put an order for the olivia costume…4t. Also does it come with the tights…
i wanted to know if you're still making Olivia the pig costumes. Im in need of one for next month.
Hi! Would love to know if you are still willing to make the olivia costume for this year???


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I know an anonymous source who knows a former developer, who shall remain anonymous, who says it was really Rebellion.
Honestly, all of these anonymous quotes are ridiculous. Even more so, because they are actually given credence by game websites such as Eurogamer. An anonymous source is hardly a bedrock of credibility. Especially in messageboard forums on the internet.
Until someone actually steps forward and speaks on the record, all this specualtion amounts to diddly squat. All we have is the finished product.
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Well, once again, Gearbox has (potentially) decided to play the damage control blame game. DNF was no ones fault but theirs as far as I'm concerned, same with Call o- er, I mean, Aliens: Colossal Mess. Both games were clearly unfinished at launch.
Just because the game was possibly outsourced (or in DNFs case, already partly done), doesn't mean that Gearbox wasn't responsible for the game they put out. In the end, it's still Gearbox who is in charge of the IP, and hence, it's their responsibility to put the effort in to make SURE that when their game launches, that it is a quality product with a decent lifespan for DLC sales.
This is NOT a quality product, and anyone who says it is is in denial or hasn't played the same game we have. This game is not finished, and the AI is so dated that AVP2 is more impressive. Hopefully, third parties don't trust Gearbox after this.
What's the matter? You can't stand the balls of a strong Nord woman?
"Unfortunately, Sega was allegedly ready to unchain its fiercest legal hedgehogs on Gearbox,"
Well after A:CM SEGA will perma ban gearbaux from their list....go Rebellion!
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I know an anonymous source who knows a former developer, who shall remain anonymous, who says it was really Rebellion.
Well, I'm pretty sure it was mentioned at least 1 of the anonymous Reddit posters was verified. Also, there's a reason they're staying anonymous, so they can avoid getting their ass sued for breaking the NDA. Honestly, I believe these guys more than Sega or GBX right now.
It'll be pretty easy to see if that game tester was telling the truth or not when/if the Wii U version comes out and there are dumb mini-games like managing the heat of the cutter and 'scanning' enemies.
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Carving the turkey.
Doctor: "so how about after this we head back to mine". Nurse:"Pass me that wish bone, im gonna need it". Doctor:"I wasnt talking to you!".
Don't be like these vets and make a death wish, go vegan and make a turkey's wish come true!
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For the second consecutive year, Wesleyan has seen a dramatic increase in its first-year class, as enrollment climbed in the traditional day program to just over 900 for the first time in the school's history.
First-year students total 420, which includes freshmen and transfers. This represents an increase of 35 students over 2014, when enrollment rose to 385 from 275 the previous year. First-year student enrollment is up 191 from 2011, according to statistics provided by President Dewey Clark.
The president attributed the enrollment increases to "basic marketing 101. We're much more customer-focused. We've developed a process and procedure for everything that's done" in admissions. He added that Wesleyan has stepped up its recruitment of students from small Christian high schools.
The president praised the efforts of Vice President Judy Rollins and her staff in Admissions. "She's considered a marketing genius," he said. "She's put together a tremendous team and trained them well."
As of September 1, total enrollment was 901 in the day program, one student over the stated goal of 900. President Clark said that the previous high mark, around 870 students, was recorded in both 1979 and 2004, the year Wesleyan introduced its football program. The college enrolled 650 students in fall 2013.
Here are some facts about the freshman class:
- Average SAT score: 911, an increase over last year's 901.
- Number of international students: 45. This brings the total to about 90 students from 28 different countries. Twenty-three come from Nepal. Clark credited Donna Patterson, a staff member in the Admissions Office, for her efforts in recruiting internationals. "She's very student-focused and does a tremendous job of follow-up," the president said.
- Number of new football players: around 100, about the same as last year. That brings the total number of student-athletes to 400, President Clark said, noting that the number is equal to last year's figure when total enrollment was about 780.
- Number of Heritage Scholarship recipients: 24, a decrease of 16 from last year.
The Admissions Office did not respond to requests for the following additional information: the average and median high school GPAs for freshmen, the median SAT scores, the gender breakdown, and the total number of student-athletes in the freshman class.
Expressing favorable reactions to the college's recent growth spurt, many students said the higher enrollments have led to improved activities and a more vibrant and diverse campus community. Many, like junior John Jackowski and freshman Grace Lee, said that the growing student population has made it easier to make friends.
Junior Dana Baker said Wesleyan's growth is a positive reflection on her hometown. "It's a symbol of the overall success of Rocky Mount," she said. "I love that Rocky Mount is growing and excelling."
Not all student comments were positive. Many complained about parking in general, and their inability to find a spot close to the Braswell classroom building in particular. "I'm glad to have eight o'clock classes every day," said junior Cable Beck. "I can get here early and just leave my car in the same spot all day."
Junior Ayla Brewer agreed that parking is more limited, and Lee said that the cafeteria and other campus spaces have become too crowded at times. Sophomore Holly Long has detected a change in the size of her classes. "Just last year I remember having classes with 15 to 20 students," she said. "Now all of my classes are pretty much full. It makes for a harder time learning and getting to know your professors."
The NCWC administration has taken steps to accommodate the new students. This year marked the opening of Daniel Hall, which houses 40 students in single rooms. And like last year, the college has contracted with the Rocky Mount Inn, located on North Wesleyan Boulevard, three miles south of campus. According to Associate Dean Jessie Langley, 92 male upperclassmen now live there, compared to 73 last year at this time.
Dean of Students Ed Naylor said that a number of students requested rooms at the Inn, even though there were openings on campus. Capacity is about 700 for the residence halls, with 652 students living on campus in mid-September, college officials said. "I often hear comments from students who prefer the Rocky Mount Inn to the residence halls," Dean Naylor said, listing as attractive features the Inn's private bathrooms, larger beds, linen and cleaning services, and the overall size of the rooms.
Inn resident Curtis Cummings likes the private bathrooms and the overall freedom of life there. "If I want company, I don't have to sign in my guests," he said.
Dean Naylor said the college is eyeing a second new residence hall for the 2016-17 academic year. It's considering either a fourth unit along the lines of Boddie, Centura, and Daniel halls, or a 100-occupancy facility near Petteway at the south end of campus.
Academic Affairs has moved into the new era by adding faculty and working to manage its classroom space while offering a variety of courses throughout the schedule, Provost Michael Brown said.
In the past two years, the college has established new positions in some of its most popular degree programs. That includes criminal justice (Professor Mary Jackson and Visiting Instructor Richard Allsbrook), exercise science (Assistant Professor Shannon Crowley) and psychology (Assistant Professor Gregory Preuss). For the second consecutive year, the biology department has hired a visiting instructor as a fifth full-time faculty member, with Dr. Joseph White filling the position for 2015-16. Assistant Professor Ian Boucher has joined the library staff as an Emerging Technologies and Outreach Librarian.
The provost hopes to hire additional faculty next year as well. He said that his "wish list" includes five or more new positions. Some hires will be made to fill vacancies in English and political science, as well as a long-standing opening in business. The provost is recommending that the college bring in a second political science professor and new faculty in English, marketing, religious studies, and theater and entertainment.
Some veteran faculty have expressed concern that the sudden growth in the day program would mean an over-reliance on adjunct, or part-time, instructors. The provost calculated that adjuncts are teaching about 30 percent of fall courses.
The Decree found that Humanities courses were among the most reliant on adjuncts, who staff 11 religious studies courses as well as 19 freshmen composition classes offered by the English Department.
The provost was asked if he was comfortable with the percentage of classes taught by adjuncts. "Our part-time faculty all contribute to the student learning experience here," he said. In the coming years, "we'll continue to add both full-time and part-time faculty members to keep up with our growth in the student body."
The provost would like to raise the percentage of courses with full-time faculty by 10-15 percent. "I don't know that there's a commonly accepted 'ideal' mix of full-time to part-time faculty members," he said, "although in the long run my goal would be to get the ratio up to 80 to 85 percent full-time faculty members teaching on campus."
Dr. Brown noted that his staff coordinated with Admissions in planning the fall 2015 course offerings, which were set in early spring. He said that classroom utilization during the day is now about 80 percent, suggesting that there is room for the college to grow. He believes the current classroom space is sufficient to handle 1,100 students, though the college will soon face a shortage in faculty office space.
ASPIRE has witnessed a concomitant growth in its population of adult degree students. Total enrollment now stands at 1,179, just under the all-time high of 1,216, achieved in 1996, according to Dr. Evan Duff, Vice President of Adult Education and ASPIRE. The ASPIRE program's fall 2013 enrollment was 976, he said.
Significant growth has come from two of Wesleyan's 10 campuses. The Wilmington site's enrollment has risen from 24 students in 2012, its first year, to the current level of 134, said Dr. Duff who highlighted the college's successful partnership there with Cape Fear Community College.
Rocky Mount's enrollment has jumped from 293 students in 2013 to 364. While attributing some of that growth to a new relationship with a local company, Cummins, Dr. Duff also pointed to the leadership of Site Director Michael Drew as well as efforts of staff member Doretha Chichester. "Michael and Doretha have done an amazing job of recruiting since 2012," Dr. Duff said.
As far as 2016, President Clark would like to see a total enrollment of 1,000 in the day program. The college hopes to attract 100 more students each year until it reaches total enrollment of 2,000. "Saturation is a long way off for us in our current markets," the president said. "Next year should be our best one yet."


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I grew up sewing and creating alongside my mother.
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I grew up sewing and creating alongside my mother.
Now, a mother myself, my current endeavor is Child Led Design. (All that really means is that I ask my kids what they like and then I create it.)
Things that have shaped who I am: Neon Socks, Paint Spatter Fabric, Hypercolor T Shirts, Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls, Peaches and Cream Barbie, Tie Skirts, Thrift Shopping, Saturday Market and Jeans that are too Short
Things that I have always loved: Rainbows, Chiffon, Opalescent anything, Country Music, Anatomy and Science
Words that define me today: Loving Mother, Clothing Creator, Jesus Freak, Long Distance Runner, World's Greatest Wife
A simple, elegant way to use some beautiful designer prints with tulle!
This dress is very unique. Another one of my original designs and I'm leaking the pattern!
You'll learn my "super secret" way of sewing on tulle to create a knotted look and a fantastic dress that will be treasured for years to come!
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Let me throw out something for discussion. It's always been the axiom that "a driver never returns to the building until every package has been attempted to be delivered." This practice included both air and ground packages. Audits in the building were performed to insure this level of service. For the last few months, remarkably difficult weather conditions have conspired to override this policy. My question is "how difficult will it be to return to the superior service level that the company has always aspired to?" Drivers who have had extraordinary commitment to optimum service standards have experienced failures thru no fault of their own. The company has paid an extraordinary price in its attempts to perform admirably given the circumstances. What might the lingering impact of all this be? Will UPS be able to rapidly re-establish it's superior level of service or will the spirit take a bit of time to take hold again?
HA! In our building in the sunny Southwest, the UPS driver comes by, drops the package to the ground in front of our door, rings our service bell and RUNS AWAY as fast as he can. We make jokes about him dumping $500 worth of printer ink at our doorstep and hoping someone opens the door and pulls it in. Maybe a homeless person will get it once, only THEN will StupidPS learn it's lesson.
That's what the drivers job is, a lot of companies pay less for shipping by having the driver leave the package no matter where the location is, the and UPS does not pay if its stolen but the savings out way the lost from theft.
Each center manager is to check a certain number of cars out on there return in my 26yrs. with ups it depends on that center manager and supervisor how well they do there job some are great some need to improve .I have no idea what the rule is today
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The Burlington Free Press reported that a letter from the board chairman of the Lamoille Valley Fish and Game Club says it can no longer support the city with such a prejudice against the club and a threat to constitutional freedoms. It has voted to suspend the citys use of its range for law enforcement.
The City Council voted earlier this month to craft the ban. It would have to go before voters and then legislators.
Burlington Police Chief Michael Schirling said the citys exclusion from the range likely would affect how and when officers train with firearms.MORE IN Vermont NewsMIDDLETOWN, Conn. Full StoryMONTPELIER A pending deal between the state and federal governments will give a big boost to... Full StoryMONTPELIER Vermont has reached a deal with the federal government to move forward with a plan... Full Story
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text: On September 21, 2001, a huge explosion occurred in the AZF fertilizer factory in Toulouse, France, belonging to the Grande Paroisse branch of the Total group. Three hundred tons of ammonium nitrates were stored (the maximum capacity was 2,000 tons) in the hangar #221. The whole factory was destroyed making a crater of depth 20 to 30 m (65 to 100 ft), with a diameter of 200 m (650 ft); steel girders were found 3 km away from the explosion. The explosion was heard 80 km away (50 miles). Due to the acoustics of the hills and the large sound, the explosion was reported as occurring in multiple places. Police at first believed that at least five bombs had simultaneously gone off. There is still controversy over the exact number of explosions. The factory was close to the city: one of the most inhabited areas, Le Mirail, is just one kilometer away (0.6 miles). Several schools, one hospital and a psychiatric hospital had to be evacuated. The disaster caused 29 deaths (28 from the factory, one lycéen — secondary school/high school pupil — from a neighbouring school), 2,500 seriously wounded and 8,000 light casualties. Two thirds of the city's windows were shattered, causing 70 eye wounds and several thousand wounds which had to be sutured. The full environmental consequences of the catastrophe are not yet completely known. (Wikipedia)


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HeliSafe TA
Helicopter Occupant Safety Technology Application
Flying fatalities are up to ten times more likely in helicopters than in fixed wing aircraft. Due to the nature of use of most civil helicopters (police, emergency service, fire fighting, power line inspection, etc.) accidents occur mainly in risky operations in low altitudes and when lifting off and landing. In both cases, occupants have a greater chance of surviving or avoiding severe injuries by use of improved safety equipment.
Project objectives
The main objective is to improve the probability of survival and reduce the risk of injuries to occupants in helicopter crashes. The research and development work focuses on improving occupant protection, based on the fact that the automotive industry is significantly more advanced in restraints compared to the aeronautical industry safety standards. Passenger safety standards for aircraft are lagging 15 to 20 years behind the automotive state-of-the-art technology. Therefore it is one of the aims of HeliSafe TA to integrate passive/active safety elements into helicopters and, furthermore, to utilise existing experience of the automotive industry to develop and introduce new passive/active safety equipment for occupants in helicopters. Such safety equipment must be able to protect occupants independent of their weight, size and seat position (side-facing seats, resting position, lying on stretcher, etc.).
Description of the work
The overall spectrum of real world helicopter accidents will be studied, in order to define a relevant and representative crash scenario to be carried out in a full-scale drop test. The effect of the helicopter interior and the different seat arrangements shall be investigated. Supplemental injury probabilities are to be determined to improve the possibilities for self-evacuation, especially in the risk of post-crash events. A realistic crash pulse and loads will be defined, comparable to real world scenarios to determine the improvements for proposed safety equipment.
Development/ Research:
Improved safety equipment hardware will be defined and produced to carry out all planned experimental static and dynamic tests. Standard dummies will be appropriately modified for helicopter crashes, for injury assessment and critical occupant size. All hardware configurations will be transferred to numerical models. A crash sensor/sensor network and an electronic control unit (ECU) applicable for dynamic crash tests will be specified.
Analysis/ Innovation:
The safety analysis and simulation tool concept (HOSS - Helicopter Occupant Simulation Software concept) shall be optimised to cover the interaction of all relevant safety equipment, in particular to extend the modelling capability to include the more complex cabin and cockpit systems, extended safety system concepts and more complex crash scenarios. Use of the analysis methods will be made to define an active/passive occupant safety concept for helicopters, by performing parameter studies and assessment regarding effectiveness of injury mitigation.
Newly developed safety equipment, interfaces and mock-ups will be manufactured for a generic helicopter cockpit and cabin to perform all experimental static and dynamic tests. Data will be collected and feedback will be supplied for validation of the simulation tools technology.
Relevant data will be collected to evaluate the HeliSafe TA results concerning transferability to fixed wing aircraft. The authorities will be supported on their decision process for future rule making on how the proposed safety concept could be introduced in existing/future helicopters.
Expected results
Initial accident investigations show that in spite of using restraints, fatal or severe injuries caused by preventable head strikes and associated neck injuries mean that existing safety equipment in helicopters is not sufficient for occupant protection during a crash. It is expected that helicopter-related crash fatalities could be reduced by 30 to 50% if effective protective devices for occupants could be installed in helicopters. It is intended to transfer HeliSafe TA technology to fixed wing aircraft.
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- Acronym: HeliSafe TA
- Contract No.: AST3-CT-2004-502727
- Instrument: Specific Targeted Research Project
- Total Cost: €4 753 599
- EU Contribution: €2 700 000
- Starting date: 01/03/2004
- Duration: 36 months
- Websitehttp://www.helisafe.com
- Coordinator:
Autoflug GmbH
Industriestrasse 10,
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- Contact:
Edgar Uhl
Tel: +49 4101 307 264
Fax: +49 4101 307 152
- EC officer :
Per Kruppa
Tel: +32 2 296 5820
Fax: +32 2 296 6757
- Partners
- Autoflug GmbH DE
- Fundación para la Investigación y Desarollo en Automoción ES
- Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali S.C.p.A. (CIRA) IT
- Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) DE
- Eurocopter S.A.S. FR
- Eurocopter Deutschland GmbH DE
- Politecnico di Milano IT
- Wytwornia Sprzetu Komunikacyjnego 'PZL-Swidnik' S.A. PL
- Siemens Restraint Systems GmbH DE
- Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO) NL
- Coventry University UK
- Technische Universiteit Delft NL


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Calories in Egg, Whole
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66 Calories
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 large (92 g)
Per Serving % Daily Value*
Calories 66
Calories from Fat 36
Total Fat 4g 6%
Saturated Fat 1.2g 6%
Polyunsaturated Fat 0.5g
Monounsaturated Fat 1.5g
Cholesterol 197mg 66%
Sodium 58mg 2%
Potassium 47.61mg 1%
Carbohydrates 0.5g 0%
Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
Sugars 0.5g
Protein 5.8g
Vitamin A 0% · Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 0% · Iron 94%
*Based on a 2000 calorie diet
Egg, Whole Calories and Health Benefits
- Low in sugar
- Very high in iron
- Very high in phosphorus
- High in selenium
- Very high in vitamin B6
- Very high in vitamin B12
- Very high in cholesterol
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