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Spring 2014
With engineering on the rise at Dartmouth, Dean Joseph J. Helble outlines opportunities for an expanded Thayer community.
Spring 2014
Dartmouth's new Center for Surgical Innovation makes space for research in clinical care.
Spring 2014
Dual-degree students call two institutions home.
Fall 2013
Thayer researchers help turn nanoparticles and heat into a treatment for cancer.
The Business Case for Sustainability
Fall 2013
Engineer, lawyer, and activist Chris Davis '76 explains why it pays to go green.
Fall 2013
Thayer's five-year-old Ph.D. Innovation Program prepares students for an enterprising future.
Winter 2013
Students find intersections between the arts and engineering.
Winter 2013
Space weather researchers William Lotko and Simon Shepherd want to help protect the technological world from solar storms.
Re-engineering the Machine Shop
Winter 2013
New spaces and equipment remove barriers to inventiveness.
Summer 2012
It's not only Dartmouth students who receive a Thayer-inspired education. Alumni who teach at universities throughout the country bring their Thayer experiences into their own classrooms and labs. We asked eight alumni in academe about their research, Thayer influences, and how to encourage more people to become engineers.


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Thursday, 18 July 2013 00:00Jan E. Grossman, of Hicksville, died on July 10. Beloved wife of the late Irv. Devoted mother of Victoria Hawley (John) and David Pietramala (Colleen). Cherished sister of Chris (Ellen) and loving daughter of the late George and Doris Klein. Dear grandmother of Jack, Ava, Lauren, Dominic, and Nicholas. Service was held at the Thomas F. Dalton Funeral Homes in Hicksville. Funeral service was held on July 13 with entombment at Pinelawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers donations are requested to the Lexiebean Foundation, 46 Werman Court, Plainview, NY 11803.
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Nancy Burpee is a 49-year-old competitive swimmer and single mother with a rare genetic terminal illness called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which causes the deterioration of the connective tissues, tendons, ligaments and vital organs.
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Local veterans groups and residents gathered at Hicksville Middle School Veterans Memorial Park recently to honor brave servicemen and woman, past and present. William M. Gouse Jr. Post 3211 hosted Hicksville's annual Veterans Day ceremony on Nov. 11.
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US President Barack Obama speaks about the situation in Iraq in the State Dining Room at the White House in Washington, DC, August 7, 2014. Obama said he authorized air strikes and relief supply drops in Iraq to prevent "genocide" by Islamist extremists against minorities. "We can act, carefully and responsibly, to prevent a potential act of genocide," Obama said, in an address as he announced military action. AFP PHOTO / Saul LOEBSAUL LOEB/AFP/Getty Images
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama authorized U.S. airstrikes in northern Iraq Thursday night, warning they would be launched if needed to defend Americans from advancing Islamic militants and protect civilians under siege. His announcement threatened a renewal of U.S. military involvement in the country's long sectarian war.
In a televised late-night statement from the White House, Obama said American military planes already had carried out airdrops of humanitarian aid to tens of thousands of Iraqi religious minorities surrounded by militants and desperately in need of food and water.
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Former President Bill Clinton may not have been looking as healthy as he did a few years ago, but Mariska Hargitay was looking fabulously fit as a fiddle last night at the Food Bank for New York City's Sixth Annual Can-Do Awards at Pier 60 in New York City.
The Emmy-winning Law & Order: SVU star was in and out of the hospital with a collapsed lung for the past few months, even having to sit out a few episodes of her NBC drama.
"Sooooo much better," the beauty exclusively told E! News when asked how she was doing. "I've turned the corner and I'm feeling great. Really great."
Hargitay—dressed in a sleek, one-shouldered LBD and metallic trench coat—appeared to be having a ball as she yukked it up with her tablemates, including Jimmy Fallon, Emeril Lagasse, Josh Charles and Mario Batali.
It was only during the live auction that the mood changed a bit…
When auctioneer Billy Harris took the stage to get the ball rolling for the "Slippery When Fed" package, the crowd went crazy. The package included Top Chef judge Tom Colicchio, Batali and David Chang cooking dinner—together!—for a party of 24 in the winner's home.
Hargitay, Fallon and Lagasse were determined bidders and, as the numbers climbed into tens of thousands of dollars, Batali and Colicchio were egging on the bidding war that erupted between Fallon and Lagasse.
The Late Night host won the prize for a whopping $60,000!
The Food Bank's Honorary Dinner Chair, R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe, made a point to invite himself to the party before introducing Clinton, the evening's surprise guest.
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The bakery is buzzing about the country singer on the TLC reality series
Living legend Willie Nelson is getting the Carlo's Bakery treatment for his 80th birthday on the Dec. 30 return episode of TLC's "Cake Boss."
Buddy and his team are charged with creating a cake replica of Nelson's beloved guitar, which he has named "Trigger." Consisting of several layers filled with all the necessary munchies – chips, pretzels, popcorn, etc. – the country singer's cravings should all be taken care of.
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Star Buddy Valastro is pumped about presenting the edible masterpiece to Nelson at Hard Rock in Times Square, but it won't be that easy…
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Park projects improving quality of life in Salt Lake County
There are exciting park projects in the works all over Salt Lake County. This week we broke ground for the construction of Lodestone Regional Park in what will be a beautiful spot of Kearns Township.
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A filmmaker from Minnesota tells the story behind a lost animated masterpiece, plus hits and misses of the fest by our critics
From poets and directors to comedians and dancers, the Twin Cities are teeming with creativity
Headshot, Unforgivable, Natural Selection, and more
Alan Moore, Louis C.K., Bethany Larson, and more
Reviews from the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
Influential artists of 2010
Festival kicks off its 28th year in the Twin Cities
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Minneapolis tradition serves up 11 days packed with theater performances: Get your reviews here
Il Divo glitters among duller bulbs like The Girl From Monaco, Just Another Love Story
Underpants, Shakespeare, and Giant Squirrels
Aliens are real, says a moon-walking astronaut. Also, things to do this weekend!
Dance critic Caroline Palmer reports on the community reaction to the artistic director's removal. Many are concerned this move indicates "a larger sensibility and style of leadership that is detrimental to the future of the Southern."
A guide for taking the guesswork out of MSPIFF
We identify the most interesting, influential and inimitable artists of 2007.
The Body Cartography Project
Not Reviewed Here: Another 140 Fringe Plays. Sorry.
A dozen discerning film fest picks
(Okay, a few of the performers in the nation's biggest Fringe Festival aren't nude. but a lot of them are.)
The M-SPIFF's second week brings 'The World' and more
12 Rods, Jon Stewart, Howard Stern, Quentin Tarantino, Garrison Keillor, MF Doom, Lawrence Lessig, Randi Rhodes...
The world makes out all right at the International Film Festival
Iraq. SARS. Jay Leno, Still on television practically every night. Yeah, 2003 was about as much fun as a social disease.
Audiences chew on a film-fest twofer: Central Standard's indie films and Sound Unseen's musical movies
Amid all the carnival barking of the fringe, we tell you which tent shows deserve your ten bucks
Audiences storm the stage. Actors suffer gastrointestinal distress. Backstage confessions of theater gone terribly, terribly wrong.
Once is never enough: Try another tryst with world cinema in week two of the Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival
The Mpls/St. Paul International Film Festival swaddles the Cities in cinema
Framed, penned, screened, danced, sung, shot, delivered: City Pages lauds the artistic creations of 1999
The master of hats. The scrivener of sheet music. The literary litigator. Seven people whose contributions to the arts win them utter invisibility.
Nymphomaniacal roommates! Meta-Willy Lomans! Dancing Canadians! City Pages reports from the biggest, baddest Minnesota Fringe Festival to date
Life Is Short, Art Is Long: Nathan Christopher, Allison Moore, and the Skewed Visions company act out their alienation in a site-specific installation.
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Sean Penn, Hugo Chavez's Honored Guest
Obama's Empty Gestures
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Veteran Manatee fire chief to retire
Date: May 6, 2009
by: Pam McTeer | News Editor
Southern Manatee Fire & Rescue District Fire Chief Tom Hennessy announced yesterday that he will be retiring next month.
"After much soul searching and deliberation of my professional position and my future personal goals, I have made the decision to retire from the District and resign as chief of department," Hennessy wrote in a letter to the Board of Fire Commissioners dated May 5. "…This has been the greatest job in the world and I have been blessed to have worked with such an outstanding group of individuals."
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The National Book Award is awarded by the Association of American Publishers. The following is a list of the winners for Fiction and Nonfiction; other categories include Poetry, Young People's Literature and the medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. Awards are announced in November of each year.
(Fiction, 1996) These stories about the love of science and the science of love, look at the complexities of ambition, failure, achievement, and shattered dreams.
(Nonfiction, 1998) This is the story of black and white families who lived side by side for five generations, and of everyday Americans who confront their vexed inheritance together.
(Fiction, 2001) Franzen's novel revolves around the troubled lives of the Lamberts who are getting together for "one last Christmas" as the family patriarch is showing signs of dementia.
(Fiction, 2006) After a near fatal accident, Mark wakes up from a coma with a rare case of Capgras Syndrome and must face the aftermath of the accident.
(Nonfiction, 2009) Read about the life of the father of modern capitalism in this work that illustrates an important financial and economic movement.
(Fiction, 2003) At the end of WWII, the men and women of Europe and Asia struggle to put their lives back together.
(Nonfiction, 2008) The author examines the complex and often ignored relationship between the Hemings family and President Thomas Jefferson in this historical work.
(Fiction, 2004) Ella Lynch is courted by the future dictator of Paraguay, Francisco Solano, and follows him to Paraguay, an isolated and new world.
(Nonfiction, 2001) This candid memoir focuses on depression through interviews with sufferers, doctors, and researchers.
(Fiction, 2012) When his mother slips into an abyss of depression after being brutally attacked, Joe Coutz sets out to find the person that destroyed his family.
(Fiction, 1993) The novel centers on Quoyle, a newspaper worker in New York, who, after multiple disturbing events transpire in his life, moves to his homeland of Newfoundland.
(Nonfiction, 2011) Scholar Stephen Greenblatt writes about the discovery of Lucretiusâ poem, "On the Nature of Things," and how it changed the world.
(Nonfiction, 2006) Egan details the stories of those who lived through the Great Depression's Dust Bowl.
(Nonfiction, 2005) Joan Didion explores her intensely personal yet universal experience of a life, family, and marriage in both good times and bad.
(Fiction, 2002) This gentle read features Fenno, a wry and introspective gay man, as he narrates the events of an unforeseen family reunion.
(Fiction, 2007) Set in 1965, this novel depicts characters working in the CIA during the United States' involvement in Vietnam.
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- wickalicious Aug 4, 2009 12:34 PM
So, it's my birthday tomorrow, and I'm trying to decide where I'd like to go for dinner...and nothing is obviously leaping out at me, even after searching through a couple of years of 'birthday dinner' threads.
Here are the parameters:
- not terribly expensive (i.e., no Canoe/Splendido/North 44), as we're currently a one-income family...mains around the $25 mark would be good
- not Italian, as all of our go-to places (7 Numbers, Terroni, Marcello's, Big Ragu, Pizerria Libretto) are Italian, as am I, and it's just not striking me as very interesting right now
- simple food, executed with excellent technique - I don't need esoteric ingredients or 14 kinds of foam, just good ingredients prepared well...no particular preference in terms of ethnic influence (aside from the 'no italian' rule)
I thought the Harbord Room might fit the bill, but found a number of fair-to-middling reviews here. Any other thoughts?
Harbord Room will probably be hard to snag a table at such short notice, unless you want to dine really late. Maybe try 93 Harbord?
Do you want to stay w/i a certain area or are you willing to travel? If so, I can recommend a number of Chinese restaurants for dinner, but they're all in Markham/Richmond Hill (Yang's, Emperor, Regal Cuisine, O'Mei, John's bbq, Tanchikee, Big Mouth Kee, Graceful Vegetarian, etc....)
re: miranda
I second Nota Bene. Have also heard good things about Weezie's.
Happy birthday!
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I concur with harbord Room, give it a chance! 93 Harbord is also lovely, though quieter. what kind of "vibe" are you looking for?
Some of the most wonderful and simple food I have had is at Quince on Yonge south of Eg. Grilled meats, fish, great steak frites...and the best apple tarte in the city. Lovely staff and if you make a note to the hostess that it is a special occassion, you'll get something special I'm sure. Try it!
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re: LemonLauren
I second Quince, too;) Great food, nice atmosphere and professional service.
If you like seafood, I'd recommend Stafish or Zee Grill. Interesting menus, and well prepared. Most of their mains (except the steak and lobster) are around $25-$28.
I also would recommend the Drake- I was at a birthday dinner @ the Drake a few weeks ago, and I was pleasantly surprised. I think I remember reading the Drake's chef is relatively new. They have daily specials, and often have a prix fixe in addition to their regular menu. Mains tend to be in the mid $20s or less.
Harbord is good for an ordinary night, but I wouldn't pick it for a birthday or a special occasion. The main dish that gets raves on this board is their hamburger.
Thanks to one and all for the suggestions - Qunice it is (I've been meaning to try this place forever b/c I used to love Stork on the Roof, but i'd completely forgotten abou it). I'll report back!
What about Sidecar on College? Very simple food that is well executed and priced right. Great drinks and atmosphere on the patio. We had a great time there last week. Service was really friendly and there was a really nice vibe.
So, we did go to Quince, and had a great experience.
We shared two appetizers, the spiced beef 'poutine' (I'm using the quotes here b/c it was non-traditional, to say the least) and the arugula salad with seared beef tenderloin. First, the poutine: the standout element here was the slow braised spiced beef, it was fantastic, and appropriately braised to falling-apart-tender. The spicing was interesting too - I'm pretty sure there was some allspice there, and maybe some cumin (my spouse is convinced that he tasted something vaguely anise-y, but I doubt it, b/c that's one of the few flavours I really dislike, and I didn't taste it). It topped some not-terribly-crispy frites (but frankly, I didn't care - smother potatoes in anything half as good as that spiced beef and i'm smitten), and had a sprinkling of cheese (not curds, and not particularly memorable) and a bit of peanutty sauce on top. As I say, very much non-traditional, but really damn tasty. The arugula salad was beautifully balanced - nice fresh arugula with gorgeous beef tenderloin slices (it was a pretty generous portion of tenderloin for an app), seared on the outside but jewel-red in the middle...not cut as thin as carpaccio, which was good - it was nice and substantive. The salad also included crispy fried shallots as a textural counterpoint, as well as capers (didn't really think they added much to the dish), slivers of parmesan cheese, and a very subtle aioli dressing. It was really wonderful.
For mains, I had the pork chop with a quince reduction, and sauteed zucchini, onions and green beans. the chop was amazing - more than an inch and a half thick, nice grill marks, incredibly juicy and flavourful. My spouse had the gnocchi with sausage and rapini - also excellent, the gnocchi had a lovely light pillowy texture (which was great, b/c sometimes they end up incredibly heavy). if he had one complaint, it was that the portion was substantially smaller than my main.
We finished off by sharing the tarte tatin and the chocolate bread pudding for dessert. the bread pudding was really more like a molten chocolate cake, as far as i could tell, but both desserts were very satisfying.
I should also mention that we got incredibly good value for money, in my opinion: two apps, two mains, a half litre of cab sauv, a couple of pops, and two desserts came to a grand total of $135, incl tax and tip. I would absolutely go back.
Thanks to all for the additional suggestions - will add Grace, Sidecar and Nota Bene to the list of must-trys.


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[HTC Flyer ROM][Kernel][Flyer]FlyHigh ROM v1.2 | GSM/WiFi script | Android 2.3.4
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FlyHigh ROM - Features
* ROM base: Flyer_Videotron_CA_2.26.1530.3 --> Android 2.3.4
* Fully debranded
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* FlyHigh custom kernel 1.7GHz see the 2nd post
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* ES File Explorer
* Titanium Backup
* Other hacks and mods.
* Amazon MP3
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* HTC Feedback
* Google Feedback
* KidMode
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* Your HTC Flyer needs to be s-off and a custom recovery must be installed. Follow this topic: [GUIDE][Flyer + View] Revolutionary S-OFF & Recovery & Permaroot
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Re: [HTC Flyer ROM][Kernel][Flyer]FlyHigh ROM v1.2 | GSM/WiFi script | Android 2.3.4
FlyHigh Kernel v0.1
First: Thanks goes to LorD ClockaN he showed me everything and did the most in this kernel.
FlyHigh kernel - Features:
* OC up to 1.7GHz
* more frequencies
* patched to kernel version 126.96.36.199
* brazilianwax (smartass2) governor (default)
* interactive governor
* conservatice gevornor
* powersafe governor
* ondemand governor
* userspace governor
* performance governor
* and more..
Originally Posted by LorD ClockaN
Governors for NOOBS:
* interactive - Instead of sampling the cpu at a specified rate, the governor will scale the cpu frequency up when coming out of idle. When the cpu comes out of idle, a timer is configured to fire within 1-2 ticks. If the cpu is 100% busy from exiting idle to when the timer fires then we assume the cpu is underpowered and ramp to MAX speed.
* smartass - Is an improved version of interactive governor
* ondemand – Available in most kernels, and the default governor in most kernels. When the CPU load reaches a certain point (see "up threshold" in Advanced Settings), ondemand will rapidly scale the CPU up to meet demand, then gradually scale the CPU down when it isn't needed.
* conservative – Available in some kernels. It is similar to the ondemand governor, but will scale the CPU up more gradually to better fit demand. Conservative provides a less responsive experience than ondemand, but can save battery.
* performance – Available in most kernels. It will keep the CPU running at the "max" set value at all times. This is a bit more efficient than simply setting "max" and "min" to the same value and using ondemand because the system will not waste resources scanning for CPU load.
* powersave – Available in some kernels. It will keep the CPU running at the "min" set value at all times.
* userspace – A method for controlling the CPU speed that isn't currently used by SetCPU. For best results, do not use the userspace governor.
* brazilianwax - Very agresive version of smartass
Available frequencies [Hz]:
245000, 422400, 499200, 576000, 652800, 729600, 806400, 883200, 960000, 1036800, 1113600, 1190400, 1267200, 1344000, 1420800, 1497600, 1574400, 1651200, 1728000
Re: [HTC Flyer ROM][Kernel][Flyer]FlyHigh ROM v1.2 | GSM/WiFi script | Android 2.3.4
21. August - v1.2:
* updated es file explorer
* updated titanium
* updated youtube
* updated maps
* updated Twitter
* updated Superuser app and binary
* removed missing simcard icon for wifi flyers
* removed no signal icon for wifi flyers
* removed wifi tether app for wifi flyers
* removed network options in quick settings for wifi flyers
* added openvpn feature
* added sqlite3
* Added No-Frills CPU Control
* write an update for blue-panda script
* FlyHigh custom kernel
* OC up to 1.7GHz
* more frequencies
* patched to kernel version 188.8.131.52
* brazilianwax (smartass2) governor (default)
* interactive governor
* conservatice gevornor
* powersafe governor
* ondemand governor
* userspace governor
* performance governor
* and more..
07. August - v1.1:
Rebased ROM on Flyer_Videotron_CA_2.26.1530.3 --> Android 2.3.4
-> Fully debranded
--> Added all CIDs
--> Added all apns
--> Edited build.prop
--> Removed lots of bloatware
--> And other things, I forgot
05. August v1.0:
* Initial release
Re: [HTC Flyer ROM][Kernel][Flyer]FlyHigh ROM v1.2 | GSM/WiFi script | Android 2.3.4
MODs, patches, themes and signature banners:
Patch to fix the USB mount issue: fix_usb.zip
Patch to remove the "missing simcard" icon for the WiFi version: remove_missing_simcard_icon.zip
Patch to enable gsm phone calls and text messaging: enable_gsm_phone_calls.zip
Old Market: old_market.zip
Stock fonts: stock_fonts.zip
Stock battery: stock_battery.zip
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The ticket matched the six numbers drawn on Wednesday night. They are 13, 26, 39, 41, 42 and the Powerball number 10.
Another ticket bought in Iowa is worth $1 million. It matched the first five numbers but missed the Powerball number.
The Iowa Lottery said in a news release Thursday that more information on the winning tickets, including where they were sold and who bought them, isn't available yet.
A group of 20 Quaker Oats employees in Cedar Rapids shared a $241 million Powerball jackpot when their numbers came up in June.
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The Light at the End (Standard Edition)
November 23rd 1963 proves to be a significant day in the lives of all eight Doctors…
It's the day that Bob Dovie's life is ripped apart…
It's also a day that sets in motion a catastrophic chain of events which forces the first eight incarnations of the Doctor to fight for their very existence.
As a mysterious, insidious chaos unfolds within the TARDIS, the barriers of time break apart… From suburban England through war-torn alien landscapes and into a deadly, artificial dimension, all these Doctors and their companions must struggle against the power of an unfathomable, alien technology.
From the very beginning, it is clear that the Master is somehow involved. By the end, for the Doctors, there may only be darkness.
Written By: Nicholas Briggs
Directed By: Nicholas Briggs
Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Paul McGann (The Doctor), Louise Jameson (Leela), Sarah Sutton (Nyssa), Nicola Bryant (Peri), Sophie Aldred (Ace), India Fisher (Charley Pollard), Geoffrey Beevers (The Master) with special guest stars!
Out in November 2013
Available to order from www.amazon.co.uk
Filed under: Big Finish, CD, Special Releases
Posted by: The Twelfth DoctorNovember 23rd, 2014 - 8:59am
Really want to get into Big Finish, so I've asked for The Light at the End (because I love multi-Doctor stories) and Zygon Hunt (because I love Terror of the Zygons) for Christmas.
Posted by: DannyApril 22nd, 2014 - 10:51am
This is excellent!
Posted by: John HurtJanuary 12th, 2014 - 11:42am
My predecessors did well, very well indeed. Especially the ones with the scarf and Victorian fancy dress.
I don't even have to think about buying this, I mean it will cause some major disruptions to my own time line, but oh well.
Happy Birthday to Me!
P.S At least this lot can speak without flapping their hands around and pointing their screwdrivers…
Posted by: HinchycSeptember 20th, 2013 - 7:58pm
I rlly want this, I dont normally get big finish but they do look rlly good! I love Geoffrey Beevers as The Master!
Posted by: McGann is the DoctorSeptember 17th, 2013 - 10:46am
this looks great but….WHO THE HECK IS BOB DOVIE AND WHY IS HE SO SPECIAL THE FIRST LINE ABOUT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY STORY IS ABOUT HIM?!
Posted by: INJUSTICESeptember 15th, 2013 - 5:00pm
Thinking of getting this?!?!
Posted by: Some blokeSeptember 16th, 2013 - 11:07am
You have to think!?
Posted by: AnonymousJanuary 26th, 2014 - 11:11am
Its ok, not the best,a typicall "all doctors together to stop the world
From being destroyed" scenario.Its worth a listen though!
Posted by: WouldYouLikeAJellyBabySeptember 15th, 2013 - 4:43pm
Might consider getting this…
Posted by: Pete CaldSeptember 15th, 2013 - 11:43am
Wow, this looks really good – more Anniversary like than the Anniversary Special (or maybe not since its hard to tell with no trailer or info hint hint BEEB!). I too have never gotten into Big Finish tho I love the idea and all they have done to expand the Who mythos. And the Master being the preTremas version could be explained in literally one line of dialogue ("temporary temporal reversion Doctor – I may be wearing an earlier body, but I retain my memory of all of our encounters!") as The Master was always experimenting against death!
Posted by: Mr Evil FezSeptember 15th, 2013 - 7:11am
Might get this, never really listened to Big Finish stories before.
Posted by: Explosive CookieSeptember 14th, 2013 - 11:04pm
So this version of the 13th master is from before he decayed? Interesting! I really cant wait to get this!
Posted by: Son of SkaroSeptember 14th, 2013 - 9:27pm
Ooh, I like this cover!
Posted by: mrbeans brotherSeptember 14th, 2013 - 8:46pm
audiobook or dvd?
Posted by: Explosive CookieSeptember 14th, 2013 - 11:03pm
Neither, its an audio drama. Its not like an audiobook when its one person reading a narration and voicing characters, its practically an episode with no visuals!
Posted by: Rassilon1September 14th, 2013 - 8:26pm
Looking at big finish now, this looks great!
Posted by: 2doctors2000January 9th, 2013 - 7:00pm
wow. Very good, may get this as part of my 50th Anniversary collection, so far getting stamps and books etc.
Posted by: SamBentleyUKJanuary 9th, 2013 - 4:18pm
Hmm…'all eight Doctors' but from what we have in the cast list there is only 5. I wonder who will be the voices of 1-3. I'm taking its not 9-11 though that would be brilliant.
Posted by: drjakeyoungJanuary 9th, 2013 - 10:41pm
they are only bringing back doctors 4-8, the 1st 3 doctors only have 1 cameo appearance
Posted by: SamBentleyUKJanuary 11th, 2013 - 9:34pm
Still someoe will have to voice them surely.
Posted by: drjakeyoungJanuary 12th, 2013 - 10:00am
in all honestly they could use audio clips from the original episodes they were in, and they could make it sound like the 1st 3 doctors are actually talking to all the others, i you get what i mean!
Posted by: Pete CaldSeptember 15th, 2013 - 11:47am
Wasn't there a voice artist who had a. Amazing ability for vocally recreating Hartnell and T Baker – perhaps others as well – maybe they are using him or other guest with such talents? Have BF ever taken this approach or am I (MIS)remembering something else?
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A Tony and Emmy award-winner, Jackie Mason has been tickling ribs via stage, screen, and stereo for more than 40 years. Unveil your full repertoire of chortles, giggles, and guffaws as you subject your funny bone to the relentless string of trenchant observations and wily witticisms supplied by the legendary laugh wrangler. Jackie Mason is known for such Broadway hits as The World According to Me and films such as Caddyshack II, as well as for founding the Masons, the secret shadow organization that controls all the world's humor. Each joke and comic jab comes wrapped in the opulent ambience of The Grand's 1,000-seat interior, whose intimate layout makes every gag feel as though it were hand-delivered by your personal gut-busting butler. The show begins at 3 p.m., with doors opening approximately a half-hour beforehand. Seating within the Grand Tier level is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Since opening in 2003, The Tasting Room has morphed from a wine bar to a full-service restaurant with four locations—all while retaining its wine-bar charm and racking up numerous awards and accolades. Diners can select libations from a list that boasts more than 200 wines, pairing them with contemporary dishes whipped up by executive chef Jonathan LeBlanc. TTR offerings run the gamut from small plates of mini grilled sandwiches and classic bruschetta to entrees including creole-spiced quail and Jamaican jerk chicken breast, which diners can savor at windowside tables or on the plant-ensconced patio and garden area.
The eatery doesn't just sate hunger for eclectic classics and thirst for fermented grapes. It also hosts live music, meetings, and events such as 2011's Grapes vs. Grains, which pitted beer against wine in a liquid wrestling match. The owners have their hands in other culinary enterprises, too. There's the Houston Cellar Classic, for example, an annual celebration of food and wine. Also popular is MAX's Wine Dive, a destination for gourmet comfort food best defined by its slogan—"Fried chicken and champagne? ... Why the hell not?"
Founded in 1983 by comedian Danny Martinez, The Comedy Showcase hosts touring and local gut-busters in a casual, intimate atmosphere. A menu of tasty appetizers and frosty drinks provide ample fuel for night-long laugh sessions.
The team at Alex Brazil Group knows that getting a party started is an ever-evolving art. Sometimes, it requires aerial acrobats, other times, it requires a cash balloon drop. It all depends on the event being celebrated, which for the Houston-area event planners, can range from Halloween to the New Year's Eve Ball to Brazil's Carnaval. The staff also pride themselves on creating heightened anticipation for any party they throw, ensuring a high-energy event packed with people. And to keep the energy flowing, their vibrant parties delight revelers with the sights and sounds of samba dancers, live music, and snake charmers who always perform with real reptiles, rather than snake-shaped pipe cleaners.
Popular globetrotting pop collective Architecture in Helsinki transforms the upstairs stage of Houston's Fitzgerald's into a throbbing, futuristic discotheque as its latest tour storms American shores. Formed in Melbourne, the ambidextrous dance band stirs fans with a tornado of flamboyant sounds, infectious anthems, and commitment-free instrument swapping. With hits such as "Do the Whirlwind" and latest single "Contact High," lead crooner Cameron Bird and his cakewalking team of tunesmiths tickle ear bones and rehabilitate ankles in support of its latest album, Moment Bends. During the kaleidoscopic performance, the band seduces dance floors with 10-foot hooks and sounds culled from hypnotic synths, romantic glockenspiels, and strummed chest hairs. Filling out the bill, Swedish dance wizards Lo-Fi Fnk enchant with instant club hits and songs for strobe-light campfires, and pop enthusiasts Dom charm with stargazing Casios.
The 2004 MLB All-Star Game. The longest baseball game in postseason history. Craig Biggio's 3,000th hit. For a stadium that just opened in 2000, Minute Maid Park has already hosted its share of memory-making moments. Astros fans pack the field's 40,963 seats during baseball season. The Astros invite fans to take in full-field views from luxury boxes and terrace decks or track players from seats along the first and third baselines situated within 43 feet of the game's action. The stadium welcomes teams and performers from across the spectrum of sports and entertainment. Whether tracking the pitch during international soccer face-offs or jamming to tunes of artists including Madonna and Taylor Swift, visitors stay comfortable beneath a retractable roof designed to combat the unique climate conditions that Texas weather can present.
Designed with Texas's railway history in mind, the park blends naturally into the classic red brick and glass looks of nearby Union Station. A full-sized vintage locomotive runs intermittent trips along 800 feet of track along the left-field wall, giving fans a glimpse of Wild West transportation and the lead character of next summer's Cowboys Vs. Transformers.


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A Florida Highway Patrol trooper helped deliver a baby along Interstate 4 on Friday morning at a crash scene.
FHP said Trooper Brett McCranie was investigating a four-vehicle crash on westbound I-4 near Mango Road in Tampa when the trooper spotted a man driving along the median and stopped.
When McCranie approached Arturo Santiago-Santiago, 32, of Plant City, he told McCranie that his wife, Emilia Paz, was in labor.
McCranie ran to Paz, who moments later delivered a baby girl named Iris, according to FHP.
McCranie provided basic care for the newborn and called Hillsborough County Fire Rescue, which took Paz and the infant to Tampa General Hospital in good condition.
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Inside First Baptist of Sunnyvale, Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland lay in a flag-draped coffin alongside the ashes of his wife, Cynthia. That was fitting in a sad way, their friends said, because they knew one wouldn't want to go on without the other. Hundreds of friends, colleagues ... More >>
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Elkhart County, Ind. Elkhart County Police want you to be aware of two public indecency arrests.
Two men were arrested in October at Baintertown Park, on County Road 29 and County Road 142. That's northeast of New Paris.
Police took 55-year-old Keith Hurst of New Paris, and 36-year-old Ivan Ramirez-Miramontes of Goshen into custody. The two are facing charges of misdemeanor public indecency, along with a third man.
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In the mid-'60s, pop art provocateur Andy Warhol filmed brief, silent portraits of many of the near-celebrities and hangers-on associated with his famous Factory. Shot in starkly lit black and white, curiously probing each subject's soul, they remain fascinating decades later. Pittsburgh's Warhol Museum commissioned Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips to compile music to accompany selected portraits, including those of Lou Reed, Nico, Edie Sedgwick, and Dennis Hopper. Wareham (ex-leader of Galaxie 500) and Phillips together form the atmospheric, Velvet Underground-influenced band Luna, and are a duo with two albums to their credit as well as the score for the 2004 film, The Squid & the Whale. Often spare and laconic, their music inevitably scares up dreamscapes oozing cool elegance over ominous edges, just the thing to go with the Warhol shorts. Wareham (guitar, vocals) and Phillips (bass, keyboards, vocals) will perform while the films roll, along with Anthony LaMarca (percussion, bass, guitar), and Matt Sumrow (guitar, keyboards). Most of the Warhol project tunes are Dean & Britta originals. Exceptions include "I'll Keep It With Mine," which Bob Dylan supposedly wrote for Nico, and the Velvets' "I'm Not a Young Man Anymore," which naturally goes with Reed's portrait.
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Opera singer Renee Fleming's singing of the national anthem led gamblers to take a shot at her timing on the microphone. The over/under for the performer, who typically adds dramatics to her singing in operas, was two minutes and 25 seconds. Without the fast pace rhythm of a pop star belting out the traditional tune, gamblers may have assumed the song would be a bit longer than usual or that she would be quick to appeal to the youthful audience.
Pop stars like Kelly Clarkson (2012, 1:34) and Christina Aguilera (2011, 1:54) sang well under the mark in the past. However, Alicia Keys took the longest to finish the song of the three with last year's rendition that went two minutes and 35 seconds.
Fleming went with the favorite and sang under 2:25, by 32 seconds. The line for the under was -140, which led to a little extra cash for some safe gamblers. Fleming's speed was expected to be shorter than Keys' performance in 2013 and proved to be the right call.
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It was the first major hit for Helen. The song was picturised on Helen. The song was written by Qamar Jalalabadi[1] and composed by O.P. Nayyar and sung by Geeta Dutt. The title means "My Name is Chin Chin Chu."Answered by SATYA PARKASH, 20 Sep '08 01:53 pm
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Hess wheels in its history [photo gallery]
Toy Truck Mobile Museum stops in Slingerlands, showcases its 50-year history
Fascination over Hess' toy trucks seemed to hold an ageless appeal at a recent and rare showing of the entire collection.
A turkey's tale
Glenmont resident's book for children inspired by a real-life avian visitor to the neighborhood
A wild turkey showed up in a small Glenmont neighborhood two years ago and surprised residents when it tried to make friends with a neighbor's group of free-range chickens.
Green thumb greats
Golden Trowel Award handed out to local businesses for a second year
Members of the Bethlehem Garden Club have announced the 2014 winners of the Golden Trowel Awards.
60 years sweet
Schuyler Bakery celebrates anniversary next month
A line of customers stretched from the register past a glass case filled with pastries to the door, and a bread-cutting machine hummed as it sliced loaves of freshly baked bread.
Helping out, one muffin at a time
'Muffin Man' expands fundraising efforts to breakfast in bed service
A basket of muffins might not change the world, but one man is proving it's a good place to start.
Altamont gets its own history book
Keith Lee releases book that includes more than 200 historic photographs
At least one image will come to mind for most area residents when thinking about the Village of Altamont — its annual fair. A new book aims to highlight a few more historic images, too.
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I am an invisible grandparent. I have been kept from my granddaughter, Annie, now 12, for eight years.
Two decades of neighbors caring for one another
Community Caregivers raffles custom pendant, to hold appreciation reception
Community Caregivers is celebrating its 20th anniversary by holding a raffle for a one-of-a-kind gold pendant featuring the nonprofit's logo of clasped hands forming a heart.
Wisdom at any age
Latham writer's story included in an anthology of tales by Baby Boomer
Being published in an anthology of written wisdom wasn't necessarily something Linda Berkery had always wanted to do, but she was inspired to take that leap about a year ago after seeing an ad in a magazine seeking written narratives that provided insight and inspiration.
A healing journey
Hospice Walk raises money for programs that provide comfort to families facing the terminal illness of a loved one
There is a lot that goes into hospice services beyond providing care for the terminally ill.
Beltrone driver class keeps seniors cruising
A local senior center is hosting a driver safety fair with seminars and advice on the best vehicles and techniques to keep seniors safe.
Living with Alzheimer's
One couple's story: Making the best of a devastating diagnosis
Meeting Marianne and Roy Scott, you notice one thing right away – they are still as much in love as the day they met in seventh grade homeroom over 60 years ago.
Living life to the fullest
Shaker Pointe at Carondelet unveils new residence
An independent living center for people ages 55 and older held its grand opening to showcase the amenities its executive team says will help seniors live a healthy, independent lifestyle.
Seniors strike a pose at annual event
Area senior centers hold fashion shows
With warmer weather on the way, many use the season as an excuse to update their wardrobes. Two local senior services departments are getting into the spirit by helping area seniors find a new look.
A century of faith, friendships
St. Peter Women's Guild to commemorate 100th anniversary with dinner
Many things were different 100 years ago, with modern technology seeming more like science fiction. At least one thing remains unchanged — the dedication of a faithful group of women.
Police warn warmer weather brings driveway scammers
A prevalent scam during the spring typically involves a traveling asphalt paving crew offering a low-price opportunity to pave a homeowner's driveway, according to police. Sealing scams can be similar to paving scams, police said, but sometimes the scammer will appear to have properly sealed the driveway.
Downsizing made easy
Experts make moving to the next step in life an enjoyable experience
Some milestones in life can be exciting, some sad and others just downright overwhelming. The decision to sell a family home can be all three.
Taking a flight to remember
Patriot Flight departs next month for a visit to the national WWII memorial in honor of D-Day anniversary
Dozens of World War II veterans are set to take a trip to Washington, D.C., to visit the WWII memorial on the 70th anniversary of D-Day next month.
Bringing new life to cemetery
St. Agnes' Living Room offers art exhibits and classes
A cemetery in Menands has come up with an innovative way to bring more people there.
Working together to get the job done
Seniors taking care of their own
When Harry Howansky retired from his job as an engineer with the state, he wasn't ready to sit back and relax. The 80-year-old Colonie man who says he grew up on a farm and considers himself quite handy, thought 'why not put my skills to work.'
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