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Amr Diab grew up in Port Said and came to Cairo in 1984 to make a musical name for himself. In this venture he succeeded and is now one of the leading Al-jil stars, taking top billing at music festivals and enjoying hit after hit in the cassette markets of Cairo.
Amr Abdul-Basset Abdul-Azeez Diab (Arabic: عمرو عبد الباسط عبد العزيز دياب pronounced [ʕɑmɾ ʕæbdelˈbɑːsetˤ ʕæbdelʕæˈziːz deˈjæːb]; born 11 October 1961) is an Egyptian PopStar and composer of Pop music. He was awarded the World Music Award for Best Selling middle eastern Artist Four times: 1996 for album "Nour El Ain ", 2001 for album "Akter Wahed", 2007 for album "El Lillady" and 2013 for "El Leila" album and he also won( Best Egyptian Artist and Best Male Arab Artist) at the World Music Awards 2014. Diab is the only Middle Eastern artist to have received 6 World Music Awards throughout the years . Amr Diab also won The African Music Awards 2009 as Artist Of The Year,Song Of The Year,Video Of The Year And Best male act, and won The 2010 African Music Awards as best male act and best artist of north Africa. He is the only African artist to have received 6 African Music Awards in his career. Diab also won Platinum record Five Times : 1990 for album "Matkhafiesh", 1991 for album "Habiby", 1992 for album "Ayyamna", 1993 for Album "Ya Omrena", And Triple platinum records 1997 for "Nour El Ain" album. Diab won Big Apple Music Awards 2009 As Lifetime Achievements Awards And Best Singer of The Year and also won The Global Icon Award, Most Popular Artist and Best Arabic Male Artist in 2014.
He is known as the Father of Mediterranean Music. He has created his own style which is often termed "Mediterranean Music" or "Mediterranean Sound", a blend of Western and Egyptian rhythms.
In The Mediterranean in Music, David Cooper and Kevin Dawe referred to his music as "the new breed of Mediterranean music". According to author Michael Frishkopf, Amr Diab has produced a new concept of Mediterranean music, especially in his international hit, "Nour El Ain".
In his analysis of The Very Best of Amr Diab album, Victor W. Valdivia of AllMusic said: "His music melded traditional Arabic sounds and textures with Western rhythms and instruments. The mesh was dubbed Mediterranean music, and The Very Best of Amr Diab displays Diab's superb skill in creating it."Cite error: There are <ref group=pronunciation> tags on this page, but the references will not show without a {{reflist|group=pronunciation}} template (see the help page).^ "Bio". IMDb. ^ Lesswing, Bryan (October 2009). "Sounds of the Middle East, Minnesota provide options for listeners". The DePauw. Retrieved 20 December 2009. ^ Crane, Kelly (April 2010). "Egyptian superstar Amr Diab is set to rock Dubai". Gulf News. Archived from the original on 26 April 2010. Retrieved 24 April 2010. ^ Matt, Ross (January 2011). "Q&A: Amr Diab". Rolling Stone Middle East. Retrieved 5 January 2011. ^ Frishkopf, Michael (2003). "Some Meanings of the Spanish Tinge in Contemporary Egyptian Music". In Plastino, Goffredo. Mediterranean mosaic: popular music and global sounds. Routledge. pp. 145–148. ISBN 978-0-415-93656-9. Retrieved 4 June 2009. ^ Cooper, David; Kevin Dawe (2005). The Mediterranean in music: Critical perspectives, common concerns, cultural differences. Scarecrow Press. p. 117. ISBN 0-8108-5407-4. ^ Valdivia, Victor W. "The Very Best of Amr Diab". Allmusic. Retrieved 4 June 2009.
Amr Diab (Amr Abd-Albaset Abd-Alaziz Diab), born on the 11th of October 1961 in Port Said, Egypt, he is an Egyptian Singer. He has created his own style of music, which is a blend of western and Egyptian rhythms.
His father was the chairman of Marine Construction & Shipbuilding.
Amr Diab has earned his bachelor degree in Arabic Music and graduated from the Cairo Academy of Arts in 1987.
Musical career[edit]
Amr Diab in his style of "Pan-Mediterranean" Arabic music fused touches of flamenco and raï with western pop with traditional Arabic rhythms. By 1992, he became the first Arabic artist to start making high-tech music videos.^ Cite error: The named reference tinge was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
ContentsAlbums1.1 Tamally Ma'ak1.2 Wayah (2009)1.3 Success Of El Leila (2013)
Albums[edit]Main article: Amr Diab Discography
Tamally Ma'ak[edit]Main article: Tamally Ma'ak
Wayah (2009)[edit]
The world music award of for the best-selling album in the Middle East 2009, Wayah (With Her) was released for sale on the internet on 27 June; however, the album was leaked online and was downloaded illegally amid complaints of slow download speed on the official site. Diab's fans initiated a massive boycott of the sites with the illegal copies.
On 18 October 2009 Amr Diab won four 2009 African Music Awards in the following categories: best artist, best album, best vocalist and best song for "Wayah"; Amr Diab has been nominated by the Big Apple Music Awards.
Success Of El Leila (2013)[edit]^ "Amr Diab's album sweeping cassette market". Musicananet. 30 June 2009. Retrieved 2 July 2009. (Arabic)^ Khaled Taha (25 October 2009). "Amr Diab wins four African Music Awards" (in Arabic). ART. Archived from the original on 27 October 2009. Retrieved 28 October 2009.
Music videos[edit]
Diab is one of the first singers to popularise music videos in the Arab world and the first Egyptian singer to appear in music videos.
The most anticipated video clip of 2007, "N'eoul Eih", was released on 14 August that year on Rotana TV.^ Cite error: The named reference tinge was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
Film career[edit]
Diab's fame in the music industry has led him to experiment with other forms of media, such as film. Amr played himself in his first film, El Afareet, which was released in 1989. It also starred Madiha Kamel. His second film Ice Cream in Gleam (Ays Krim fi Glym), in which Diab starred in 1992, was chosen as one of the best five Egyptian musical films by the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television. The film was featured in the UCLA Film and Television Archive's new program "Music on the Nile: Fifty Years of Egyptian Musical Films" at James Bridges Theater, UCLA, 6, 8 and 10 April. David Chute of the Los Angeles Weekly termed it "observant" and "a big leap". His third movie was released in 1993, and was named Deahk We La'ab (Laughter and Fun). The film premiered in the Egyptian Film Festival in 1993. Amr played alongside international Egyptian movie star Omar Sharif (Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago) and Yousra. Overall, Diab did not experience the same level of success in film that he had with his music career. Since 1993, Diab has focused on his singing career.^ Chute, David; Irene G. Behnan (8 April 1999). "All Singing! All Belly-Dancing". Los Angeles Weekly. Archived from the original on 27 June 2009. Retrieved 4 June 2009.
Egyptian Revolution[edit]
During the 2011 uprising, some protesters criticized Diab for staying silent, and for fleeing Egypt for London. However, a few days after former President Hosni Mubarak stepped down, Amr Diab composed and sang a memorial song, "Masr A'let" (Egypt Said Its Word), and released it in conjunction with a music video showing pictures of the martyrs who died in the uprising. He also initiated a charity campaign "Masry Begad" ("Real Egyptian"), a social national program aimed at serving and rebuilding Egyptian society. His online radio station Diab FM often presents talks and discussions about what Diab FM team can offer to the community as well as applying it practically by being present in different sites across Egypt with a new humanitarian project each week.^ "Egyptian celebrities face protesters' wrath in post-Mubarak Egypt". Asharq al-awsat, 18 February 2011. Retrieved 7 May 2013. ^ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsxyHbWY71s^ http://diabfm.com/masry-begad
Amr Diab in movies[edit]
Amr Diab's songs have appeared in several films, including:"Wala Ala Baloh" in Divine Intervention (2002)"Awedouni" in The Dancer Upstairs (2002)"El Alem Alah" and "Nour El Ain" in O Clone (2001)"Nafs El Makan" in Double Whammy (2001)"Tamally Ma'ak" and "Nour El Ain" in the French movie, Coco (2009)"Nour El Ain" in Malcolm in the Middle TV series (Season 4, Episode 4, Episode name: Stupid Girl), released on 9 January 2000 (USA)"Wala Ala Baloh" in The Dictator (2012) ^ "Soundtracks for Yadon ilaheyya". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 11 June 2009. ^ "Soundtracks for The Dancer Upstairs". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 11 June 2009. ^ "Soundtracks for O Clone". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 11 June 2009. ^ "Amr Diab Filmography". Yahoo! Movies. Archived from the original on 20 May 2009. Retrieved 11 June 2009. ^ "Malcolm in the Middle, Season 4, Episode 4 notes". CNET Network: TV.com. Retrieved 12 October 2009.


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When I first wrote this article in July, 2003, I had so much love for and a desire to be more like John Dobson. Many amateur astronomers feel this way, I'm sure. If you ever had the opportunity to hear John speak as I did at a Texas Star Party, you immediately felt a comfortable rapport with the monk turned "carney barker" to the stars. His demeanor was gentle and loving and unmistakeably persuasive. All this man ever wanted was to help his fellow humans understand in just a small way how we are all directly connected to the universe we live in.
Planet Earth lost its biggest fan of amateur astronomy on January 15, 2014 at age 98. I venture to say not a single amateur astronomer on this "little speck of dust" as he called it, does not know who John was and what his amazing contributions to this hobby are. The most popular amateur telescope design taken from WWII gun mounts, with ship's portholes ground to fine perfection as reflective mirrors, and that smooth guiding hand as we started our love of the universe in the most personal of ways, eventually finding our own ways of offering telescopic bliss to all those we invite to step up to our eyepieces. We could never do better than to be just a little more like John Dobson.
Dobson would occasionally take his hand-made telescopes into San Francisco where he would set up to give people views of the moon and planets. This is how he came to call himself a "sidewalk astronomer".
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Supersonic stealth jumpjet makes 'short landing'
Good post
The other thing that did for our aircraft industry was putting all our eggs into the supersonic basket (thank you Tony Benn, another success to chalk up alongside ICL and the AGR). The money needed for that killed our relatively successful airliner business.
Senators to NASA: Get your ass to Mars
Congress vs. President
The President has proposed a budget which cancels Constellation. Congress has not yet approved the budget and might choose to reinstate the programme. Obama has said he will veto the revised budget if they do so.
But as many commentators above have said, this is a problem with a series of administrations and congresses who have kept chopping and changing NASA's mission whilst starving it of the money needed to engage in a long term project. NASA needs more money ring-fenced for these grand projects, but not just manned missions - it's time to go back to the Outer Solar System and start looking at those moons. We have nothing orbiting Jupiter looking at Europa and we should be seriously considering another probe to Saturn with the intention of seeing what the hell is going on down on Enceladus.
Let's have some of the excitement of the 1960s - yes it was expensive, but look at the advances America made in so many technological fields, look at the generation of engineers and scientists it spurred and look how much good will America garnered around the World. If America wants to be admired it needs something like an Apollo for the 21st Century.
Jobs: I'll decide what to do with Apple's $40bn cash pile
If you want to have a little weep at the UK's deficit - take a look at this graphic:
Just go and buy TiVo
Then the Apple TV becomes a useful product.
Experts rubbish iPhone for health use
Apple's original tablet had a faithful following as a device for medical applications. It's amazing battery life was one of the reasons it was so successful even after Windows CE machines came along with colour screens.
If only there was something like the Psion organisers around today that combined battery life, ergonomics and all-round loveliness.
One question - why are they allowed network devices in a hospital when we're expected to switch all our electronic gizmos off?
ID cards: the first year report
That's not the real question
He doesn't care about security or anything like that. His lifelong dream has been realised. Sir Joseph has been at the Home Office since year one and throughout that time the HO has been pressing for ID cards. It's hard to believe his anything other than a firm supporter of the scheme.
Our only hope is that Sir Joseph will be out of a job in a few weeks. No doubt to spend more time with his luxuriously furnished pension in the country.
Mandy accused of screwing small biz
Easy question
'Why is the UK Government using taxpayer's money to impose the use of products and services of a company that's currently being investigated by the EU for anti-competitive practices and breaches of EU privacy laws?'
Since the British government is also currently being investigated by the EU for anti-competitive practices (Northern Rock) and breaches of EU privacy laws (Phorm/BT), they might just want Google's company.
Of course where things differ is that most people like Google, Google is successful and Google has lots of money.
Computer boffin on NHS Spine: Get out while you can
Just got the bumph in the post
There's lots of stuff about the benefits, but the only way to opt out appears to be to make an appointment with your GP.
Well good luck with that around here. The only way of getting an appointment is to call at 08:15 (not 08:14 because the place is closed) and absolutely no later than 08:16 (because all of the places will be filled). Then, after being queued for ten minutes you have to satisfy the receptionist that you are suffering from something suitably serious to warrant an appointment, but not so serious that you should be at A&E. I'm pretty sure something along the line of 'I want to get off the spine' will be considered somewhat lower on the range of conditions than 'I cracked a nail.'
Vulcan kept airborne by £400k refuel
We wouldn't need a Vulcan (which did practically no damage anyway). We have cruise missiles so rather than crater a runway at the arse end of nowhere we could (hypothetically) redecorate an office of our choice at the Argentine Defence Ministry.
Well if I could choose
It'd be the plane that Gerry Anderson must have designed - the TSR-2:
Sellafield gull cull mulled
These things are scary enough unmutated. Though it's possible Cornwall's flying velociraptors might have been caused by a natural high chip, high radioisotope diet.
'So how come theyre allowed to nuke the gulls?'
Because they're the ones with the plutonium.
BT could face criminal case over Phorm trials
Just hoping...
New Labour's most patronising politician, Patricia Hewitt, will be dragged in front of the court.
It's not as if BT stands for British Telecom is it?
BT stands for - erm - overcharging, inflexible, monopolistic, money-grabbing, scum-sucking knuckle-dragging parasites.
Seriously BT is the company's name, not an abbreviation. It's about as patriotic as BAe.
Cyber attacks will 'catastrophically' spook public, warns GCHQ
'"catastrophic" effect on public confidence in the government'
I don't think we need the cyberattack to have zero confidence in this bunch of control freak chimps.
Silicon Valley hypegasm for miracle shoebox powerplants
Problem with breeder reactors
Is one word.
U238 is bred into Pu239 in a reactor. Fortunately for all of us, so far FBRs have been stupidly expensive, stupidly inefficient and stupidly unreliable so almost all countries have given up on the splendidly pyrotechnic mix of superheated plutonium, molten sodium and hot water.
We're already scared witless over the possibility of plutonium getting out of the fuel cycle and into the hands of the sort of people who shouldn't be trusted with a box of matches. And that's just with our existing light water reactors. Building reactors that are explicitly designed to make more of the stuff doesn't seem to be likely to end well.
The current treaties on the peaceful uses of nuclear power would give any country the right to make as much plutonium as they like in fast breeder reactors. They'd have to have reprocessing technology to recover the plutonium from the spent fuel and there is effectively no difference between bomb-grade and reactor grade plutonium if all you want is a relatively crude deterrent.
The thorium breeder has a similar problem. U233 is fast fissionable and as Operation Teapot showed in 1955 it makes for a delightfully pretty city buster.
Lost Nazi nuke-project uranium found in Dutch scrapyard
Wasn't ever core (ahem) to the German uranium project which was run mainly by Kurt Diebner. Early on the Germans had decided to concentrate on the power generation potential of fission rather than the bomb, so the Norsk Hydro heavy water was absolutely key to their objectives in calculating the fissionability of uranium.
Fortunately for us the whole project never got a very high profile in the Reich (Speer reported that Hitler only showed a passing interest in the subject) and for a long time ended up being funded by the Reich Postal Ministry of all places. By the time the Germans got round to experimenting with uranium enrichment they were being bombed back to the stone age and there was a crippling shortage of key components.
The German uranium project was eventually wrapped up by the Allies as Operation Alsos (alsos - 'grove' in Greek. The Manhattan Project was run by General Leslie Grove). They recovered a near-criticality experiment and several tonnes of uranium, but nothing close to what the Americans, British and Canadians had achieved.
Oh and trivia buffs. The Joachimsthaler mines which provided the Germans with their uranium were the only source of the metal in Europe. They had also provided Marie Curie with the pitchblende in which she discovered radium and polonium. Uranium extraction had been a side effect of mining silver. Which was used in the local currency, called the thaler. Whose name lives on as 'the dollar'.
Richard Rhodes' 'The Making of the Atomic Bomb' is absolutely recommended reading for anyone interested in how we came to be where we are today.
Kodak prompts ITC to consider iPhone ban
Apple Xerox
It's unlikely that Xerox would have won the case anyway. After all they invited Apple in and got paid hard cash.
In 1979 Apple engineers had heard a lot about the Smalltalk work going on at PARC and got an agreement from Xerox that the company could buy 10,000 Apple shares (worth $1 million pre-IPO) in exchange for which Apple could see what was going on at PARC. Over the heads of some of PARC's staff, Xerox's management said Apple could see everything.
The Lisa team which was already well advanced with the OS, then began to implement a completely drag-and-drop interface which was well ahead of what Xerox had demonstrated. They were joined by many ex-PARC people who could see WiMP wasn't going anywhere under Xerox.
As for those shares. Xerox sold them for more than $17 million.
Apple did later agree to licence an ex-Xerox patent from a company called IP Innovation LLC, but that seems to relate to tabbed interfaces rather than WIMP per se.
Swedish mother-daughter saint skulls are ringers, say boffins
Now firmly in Blackadder territory
Edmund: Ah. Well, let's start with the pardons, shall we?
Baldrick: Right. Well, this is a fair selection. Basically, you seem to get what you pay for. They run all the way from this one, which is a pardon for talking with your mouth full, signed by an apprentice curate in Tukesbury.
Edmund: Ah. How much is that?
Baldrick: Two pebbles. ...all the way up to this one, which is a pardon for (reads) anything whatsoever, including murder, adultery, or dismemberment of (Edmund reads along) a friend or relative.
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Baldrick: Both popes.
Doctor Who attempted to overthrow Thatcher
'current Dr Who with its multicultural & gay agenda'
What is this 'gay agenda'?
Did they include a timetable in the 'Radio Times' that I really should have paid more attention to? And is there homework?
Wreck of 1930s flying aircraft carrier dubbed 'historic'
Kind of...
Akron and Macon were built by Goodyear-Zeppelin, a partnership founded (quite brilliantly) in 1917, just before America joined World War I. Re-established in 1929, Goodyear got the rights to Zeppelin patents and people, Zeppelin (which was haemorraging money) got 10% of the partnership, hard cash and a guaranteed customer who could pay their bills.
The Zeppelin NT is still flying, there's one near the old Zeppelin works in Friedrichshafen that takes people over Lake Constance. IIRC there are two or three sister ships.
Wasn't the 'Akron'
Twas the LZ126 / ZR3 'Los Angeles':
After this the US Navy refused to allow their ships to use high masts.
Chilean mint misspells Chile
No, no, no...
It's an anti-fraud feature. Until El Reg broke the story, the Chilean Mint could identify real coins by checking to see if the name was spelt incorrectly. Now that cunning plan's been blown open they've had to resort to the back-up excuse that it was a terrible mistake.
John Mayer tweets remorse over Playboy interview
Oh thank god
It wasn't just me wondering if I've missed a meeting.
Home Office to secure mobile phones
Here's how the Home Office normally goes about solving the problem
LONDON. British boffins have opened their shed doors, clamped pipes between their teeth and proudly unveiled the Home Office's solution to street crime; a problem which afflicts even pleasant parts of our Metropolis. The half ton cast-iron and glass wonder is called The British Aerospace Mark I Telephonic Communications Enclosure'. This commodious device about the size of an average living room has been styled by a avant-garde cathedral architect and incorporates the very latest in Bakelite technology.
Her Majesty's Minister for the Interior, the Right Honourable Alan Johnson MP, told this correspondent that the government soon hopes to have enclosures on every street corner so that even working class people can indulge in the latest craze of making 'telephone calls' for a modest sum and to provide convenient advertising locations for ladies working night shifts.
The enclosures, which are already being called 'phone boxes' by the low orders will be painted in a patriotic shade of red. Once again, Britannia leads the way!
Researchers rip iPad apart to reveal Apple's profits
Bill Gates
Wasn't Bill Gates also unimpressed by the iPod and the iPhone? As a techno pundit he's somewhat lacking.
Drayson locks Forces chiefs out of Defence budget carve-up
'uniformed opposition' - should be 'informed opposition'
Drayson is a pointless waste of perfectly good carbon isn't he?
A jumped up Labour Party donor who made his first fortune selling a batch of life-expired vaccines to - oh - a Labour government and then made another one selling smallpox vaccines to - a Labour government - without ever having to tender for the contract.
Boffins spy liquid water on Saturn's moon
Naming water
'Water' is the English name of the molecule H2O. Its phases are water ice, liquid water and water vapour. Since water can be found in all three phases in space, the clarification is needed.
'Ice' is also incorrect because some of the outer planets and their satellites are made of water ice with greater or lesser amounts of ammonia ice, methane ice... and don't get me started on the clathrates...
'Anyone know how many tonnes of extra water will be required to put Tuvalu under a foot of water?'
Depends if you're aiming it at Tuvulu or not.
Viking frogmen chase Street View spymobile
Could it be...?
I reckon Lewis has been on holiday to the sub-Arctic paradise of Bergen.
US gov's emptying of vast Texan helium-tank dome 'wrong'
The Graf Zeppelin was always planned to be filled with hydrogen, it was only after the R101 burned that Zeppelin began considering helium as a lifting gas. Had the Graf been filled with helium she would not have been able to make transAtlantic flights. Zeppelin even cancelled the planned LZ128 for the same reason and began work on the much bigger LZ129 Hindenburg which would have been viable with helium.
Zeppelin did not have formal negotiations with the American government about using helium in Hindenburg, instead relying on their chief Hugo Eckener's close friendship with Roosevelt to try and release the gas. However, the President's hands were tied by Congress passing the Helium Control Act which forbade the large scale export of the gas. Hindenburg was redesigned at a late stage as a hydrogen-inflated ship (she would have originally had two sets of gas cells, the main ones filled with helium for lift, the second filled with hydrogen acting as anti-ballast which would be vented to offset the loss in weight from burning fuel).
Hindenburg was inflated with hydrogen on her first season, Zeppelin were confident they could handle the gas safely - they had never had a hydrogen fire on any of their civilian ships - and the airship performed superbly. During the winter of 1936/37 she was laid up and her accommodation expanded to take advantage of the greater lift from hydrogen. She returned to the TransAtlantic route in the spring of 1937 and burned shortly afterwards.
It was only after the Lakehurst disaster that the Zeppelin company approached the US for an export license for helium to inflate Graf Zeppelin II - the Hindenburg's near twin. The ship had been redesigned to accommodate helium, including advanced water recovery systems that would reduce the need for venting gas. Once again Eckener appealed to Roosevelt and was given permission to have the gas. However, Harold Ickes blocked the export in retaliation for Germany's annexation of the Rhineland.
Graf Zeppelin II was inflated with hydrogen but never made a commercial flight, the US having blocked any hydrogen-filled ships from their territory. She spent a short life on propaganda missions for the Nazis and trying to ferret out the secrets of Britain's radar chain. The original Graf Zeppelin was deflated and turned into a museum. Both were scrapped early in World War 2.
BAE cops to arms-deal violation, pays $400m US fine
Any chance Tanzania will get its money back?
E-book readers are a satisfied lot
'The Sony will go flat just in standby in about 5 days..'
Really? I can get a couple of weeks out of the 505 - even more if I don't put a memory card in it and just rely on the internal memory.
Fantastic device, the iPad will have to be REALLY impressive if it is to be a better way of reading on the go. But I agree with you over the terrible Waterstone's eBook store. It's simply shocking, how Sony tolerate it I don't know.
DNA pioneer lambasts government database policy
New Labour response
What do they know?
Think Aussie election rules are draconian? Look at the UK's
Does this mean
We can continue to call Alan Johnson a complete twunt right up until the moment the election is announced?
ID minister promises virtual immortality for all Britons
Terry Gilliam
Really should have sued New Labour for nicking all their policies from 'Brazil'.
Seriously, it's not just you
But has anyone given any thought what sort of job Meg will be capable of after the election when she, her party and this ghastly project are finally put on the scrapheap.
Hillier (check - yup typed it right) comes across as not quite the sharpest tool in a knife drawer filled with rolling pins.
Obama scraps Constellation moon mission
Meanwhile on Wall Street
The banks that got us into this mess will be paying out $118 billion in bonuses.
Since you asked
'While it is true the Shuttle flies a more complex mission (0-M23_0 as opposed to airliners less than M1) with more engines (about 44 in total with 4 different propellants) and some unique systems (TPS, Fuel cells) is it *really* 12.5x more complex?'
Yep they existed and got to quite an advanced stage, but Apollo was gutted when the Vietnam war and inflation began to eat the American economy for breakfast. By the end of the 1960s NASA could essentially have the Shuttle and that was it.
Airport scanners go live today, kids included
How can children give informed consent for scanning? And what if they say 'no' (as any parent knows only too well) - does the child get taken off the flight? does the family not fly? or do they get dragged through the scanner come what may?
Lord Andrew Adonis
As the Guardian's Simon Hoggart once put it, 'he's much more an Andrew than an Adonis.'
According to the BBC
The regular metal detector arches will be randomly selecting people to surrender to the Pervatron, the human element (or indeed the element of the security staff) won't get a look in.
I think you've just come up with the idea for ITV's next big Saturday night show. A new version of 'Blind Date' with a freshly botoxed Cilla and a Pervatron.
Everyone through the Pervatron
If you want everyone to go through you'd better get used to the five hour check-in. These devices aren't quick and I have a strange suspicion they're not going to be that reliable.
Obama to boost US nuclear power industry
The British and French have far more experience of reprocessing than the US and neither has managed to turn their businesses into profitable entities. The last time anyone in Britain looked at reprocessing it was with the view of determining if it was worth continuing at all. I suspect if Sellafield wasn't such a major employer in an area with sod/all other employment it would have been closed down by now.
As for why America never went down the reprocessing route, it was in part because they had a separate plutonium production industry based at Hanford. Their power industry quickly standardised on BWR and PWR systems using enriched uranium and long burn times producing relatively little bomb-friendly Pu239.
The UK on the other hand went with Magnox and AGR stations consuming natural uranium with on-load refuelling after short burn times. Their reactors produced plenty of Pu239 and the Magnox fuel HAD to be reprocessed because it corrodes rapidly.
So yes, reprocessing kind of makes sense in getting the most out of the fuel, but it won't make for cheaper energy and it will make for a lot of high-level actinide waste which will have to be processed and stored. Good luck with finding a permanent solution for that.
Silicone implants that generate 'leccy invented for US spooks
Works in reverse
We might have just found the perfect silent notification for SMS messages.
THWUD - BOING! You have mail!
India eyes man in space by 2016
Re; Budget?
India had a growth rate of about 7% last year. I'm guessing they can afford it.
No, not really...
It's an incentive for Indian companies to develop high technologies which can be exported and lift even more people out of poverty. China has become the most successful country in history at uplift, not by rural aid, but by industrialisation.
Just as Victorian Britain had the slums of the East End which were every bit as unpleasant as those of Mumbai, it was also capable of scientific and engineering accomplishments such as the Beagle voyage and the Crystal Palace.
Apple iPad vs netbooks: fight not over yet
It's not the small screen, slow processor or tiny keyboard that means I've pretty much given up on netbooks - it's that they're still shipping with Windows and 1Gb RAM. It's just not enough to make them useful over a long period of time.
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That blog link is of higher quality than anything I've read in the journal in ages. Good stuff, thanks for the post.
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G*d spoke to me and told me not to vote for either one of them.
Bachmann previously tried selling fleeces to raise money for her campaign. She claimed they were wool, but they were actually polyester.
Anyone can "write" a book like those. You do not have to buy them or read them. You are not going to vote for them anyway.
Platter of nuts, anyone?
I wouldn't read Bachmann's "book" even if my life depended on it. The publisher ought to give away crayons and cookies with the book to stimulate sales! The woman is a lying fascist baboon pretending to be a "Christian".
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Hopkins graduation 5/26&27
Looking for recommendations for 2 fairly upscale dinners for a group of 6-8. Does not have to be in the immediate area as we'll have a car.. 2 of the party are vegetarians and two others do not like ethnic other than European. Thanks for all your help!
Woodberry Kitchen has a rustic but elegant setting, and great food. I think vegetarians would be happy there. It's not too far from the Homewood campus, if that's where you'll be.
I don't know if Spanish tapas is too exotic for your traditionalists (it might be for some of my conservative relatives!), but Pazo near Fells Point is great and festive and has stuff to keep the veggies happy. They also have some group packages (dinner for 6, dinner for 12, etc) so you might be able to order in advance and see if they can make the selection more veggie friendly than it usually is.
Woodberry Kitchen
2010 Clipper Park Rd # 126, Baltimore, MD
Pazo Restaurant
1425 Aliceanna St, Baltimore, MD 21201
re: pomme de terre
Woodberry sounds great and, yes, it's at Homewood. Sadly, tapas would be too exotic for the 80 somethings. Thanks so much for your suggestions.
One good option near JHU is the Italian restaurant, La Famiglia. We've always enjoyed our meals there (my mouth still waters when I think about the tuna I had there).
Elle- I recommend Petit Louis, not far from Homewood campus. The chef would likely put together special plates for your veggies in the group. La Familigia is nice, but the parking can be tricky. Tark's in Green Spring Station is also a nice alternative. Please take my suggestion- where ever you decide to go you should make reservations- JHU graduation tends to bring tons of people to the area, and many students do not think ahead to make arrangements. Congratulations on your graduation from a fellow alum!
Petit Louis
4800 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210
re: maddogg280
All of the above suggestions are good ones, particularly Petit Louis. I must respectfully disagree on Tark's, which charges premium prices for food of only average quality. Places like P. Louis and Woodberry Kitchen are really cooking at a much higher level.
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4800 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210
Woodberry Kitchen
2010 Clipper Park Rd # 126, Baltimore, MD
re: maddogg280
La Famiglia has free valet parking. You can also park in the lot across the street, and the restaurant will validate your parking ticket so you don't have to pay there either.
Petit Louis would be perfect and I can't think of a better place to be on a warm spring day than in Roland Park with all the leaves and flowers in bloom.
Woodberry Kitchen is excellent but I find the portions to be a bit too small. While the older folks will certainly find food they enjoy at Woodberry Kitchen, the traditional French cooking of Petit Louis will be more endearing.
If you are not familiar with Baltimore, finding Woodberry Kitchen will be tricky. It's only a few miles from Hopkins as the crow flies, but requires navigating through neighborhood streets and finding the road that goes under the Jones Falls expressway. Petit Louis is just a few minutes' drive up University Parkway (which automatically turns into Roland Avenue) from the Homewood campus.
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4800 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210
Woodberry Kitchen
2010 Clipper Park Rd # 126, Baltimore, MD
re: Roland Parker
Thank you all for the wonderful suggestions. I'll get working on final decisions/reservations.
When my d graduated from Hopkins a few years ago, we had a great time at Mama's on the Half Shell; Definitely not upscale but her friends who were going to more upscale were all jealous. Gram and Gramp had a great time and so did usually cranky brother. We don't know when we will be returning to Baltimore and it was a great way to say goodbye. They take reservations for larger parties
Woodberry Kitchen, Cinghiale, Charleston...when I graduated we went to Oceanaire, which my 90 year old grandfather chose. I found the food at Oceanaire to not really be very daring, but still delicious.
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The other Chowhounder's have made suitable recommendations.
Since you are looking for somewhat upscale, then Charleston in downtown Baltimore would be an excellent choice (it may even be a bit too pricey for your specifications). Actually, it's quite "upscale." The restaurant can be very accommodating for specific dietary limitations.
As you don't have any limitations on a wee bit of travel, venture out to the Towson area (not very far from the JHU) and dine at Cafe Troia. A lovely restaurant--family owned and excellent Italian-type cuisine.
For a very lovely atmosphere and Mediterrean -type cuisine, head on to downtown Baltimore to Tabrizzi's. The food is delicious and the view and atmosphere are fantastic. They offer soft jazz music and can easily accommodate your guest. The owner/chef is very friendly and will honor reasonable requests. Congrats to the Grads. FoiGras
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11/28/2014 - 11/30/2014
The French Revolution becomes an epic Russian ballet in these Center debut performances by the ballet company and orchestra of St. Petersburg's Mikhailovsky Theatre.
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11/29/2014 - 11/29/2014
Hailed as the best mariachi group in the world, Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán has delighted generations of listeners with performances filled with pageantry and musical virtuosity.
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12/6/2014 - 12/6/2014
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12/9/2014 - 12/21/2014
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Fiesta Navidad
12/23/2014 - 12/23/2014
Mariachi Los Camperos de Nati Cano, the Grammy-winning Mexican mariachi ensemble, returns to Segerstrom Center for the Arts with the ultimate holiday gift: a festive and moving evening featuring traditional Mexican and American carols, spirited dancing, and authentic Mexican costumes topped off with a joyous singalong. ¡Muy Alegre!
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It's the Roaring Twenties and a cast of outrageous characters comes to life in this brand new musical that features a treasure trove of George and Ira Gershwin's most beloved and instantly recognizable tunes.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - California's medical board is backing measures to combat prescription drug abuse.
The Los Angeles Times says the board on Friday voted to support legislation requiring coroners to report prescription drug overdose deaths to the board and to give the panel new power to halt a doctor's prescribing.
The board also voted to create a task force to develop guidelines for prescribing painkillers.
The board is charged with overseeing physicians in California but its president said last month that it lacks the authority to identify those who might be overprescribing.
A Times investigation last year found that between 2006 and 2011, doctor-prescribed drugs caused or contributed to nearly half the accidental deaths involving prescription drugs in four Southern California counties.
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MALACCA: A development project at the fringes of a heritage site housing three Hindu temples will not threaten the existence of the traditional village, said state executive councillor Datuk M.S. Mahadevan.
Refuting allegations on social media, he said the Malacca government was monitoring the controversial high-rise condominium project at Kampung Chitty in Gajah Berang here, arguably the oldest enclave in the historic city.
Mahadevan, who is exco member for sector affairs, human resources and NGOs, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Idris Haron had given him the responsibility to protect the three ancient temples there: the Sri Muthu Mariamman, Sri Anggala Parameswari and Sri Kailasanathar temples.
"The temples will be scrutinised by building engineers and even the slightest damage to any structure will draw an immediate stop-work order (on the development project) by the relevant authorities," said Mahadevan when interviewed by The Star.
Several groups are asking the authorities to stop the project, alleging that it is within the buffer zone designated as a Unesco heritage and that the settlement was also gazetted by the state as a heritage village in July 2002.
The project involves the construction of two 22-storey condominium blocks, a 12-storey hotel annexe and a six-storey car park on private land adjacent to the settlement.
It was temporarily stopped some time back but the developer was said to have resumed work six months ago.
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How to Catch Latios and Latias in Pokemon Soul Silver or Heart Gold
Want to catch a Latios or Latias on Pokemon HeartGold or SoulSilver? You can, but it may take a ton of effort.
1If you haven't already, unlock every place you can go in Kanto. Go to Saffron City and talk to Copycat. She will mimic you and ask you if you can get her Poke Doll back.Ad
2Go to Vermilion City and go inside the Pokéfan building. Talk to the guy sitting on the table in the middle of the screen and he will give you the doll.
3If you step out, Steven (the champion of Hoenn) will tell you things. He talks about Latios in Soul Silver and Latias in Heart Gold.
4Latios (SS)/Latias (HG) will roam on the map. Catch Latios/Latias. A good way to catch Latios/Latias is in Route 4 by Cerulean City.
5To catch Latias (HG, but SS right now) or Latios (SS, but HG right now), you need to cheat an item. This was in an event. If you have Action Replay, you can use the code listed in the What You Need section. Get the Enigma Stone from the Pokemart. There is a green man to give it to you.
6Go to Pewter City and go to the Mining Museum. Talk to Steven and he will tell you to give the Enigma Stone to the Scientist. The scientist will give Soul Dew.
7Go outside and Latias (SS) or Latios (HG) will be there. Then battle the Pokemon!Ad
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- Have Pokemon with moves that inflict status effects such as Sleep and Paralysis. Status effects will make it easier to catch them.
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- Save before battling. If you accidentally faint them or run out of Poke Balls, you can restart the game and try again.
- Get a ton of Ultra Balls!
- Get a few Master Balls if you want to cheat.
- Action Replay might destroy your game.
- You might not want to use codes from other people as they could be a code that can erase the game file.
- Latias and Latios might be strong.
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- 62111880 00000000
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- Publisher: Electronic Arts
- Release Date: Oct 20, 2009
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360
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Oct 28, 2012I played nearly every FIFA game, also FIFA 13, and i must say that this is the best FIFA all time. But it don't gets 10 out of ten, because the online mode is not that kind I usual see in football games. When the opponent cancels the game, it'll not be counted. So there are only 9 points for a apart from that very good game, that searches for an equal.
Jan 21, 2013FIFA 10 is a great soccer videogame and very fun to play especially as a Virtual Pro in Pro Clubs online. The game's speed is way too high and it's very easy to pass and score but you still had full control over what's happening on the pitch and normally the best player wins and not always the luckiest. I give this game only a 7, because later there are/were many bugs and glitches that could be used online and destroyed the online experience in the last weeks until FIFA 11 came out. Also, that FIFA 10 is more an actual "Game" than a Simulation of realistic soccer and right now it's not very motivating anymore because the online servers were taken offline. And offline, FIFA 10 is almost useless.… Expand
Aug 29, 2010A big game of football, in this type is the best for PS3. PES - Imagination & superficiality...
FIFA - Reality & emotion in a game of football. The best of both. Simply excelent!
Sep 8, 2010great game up to professional difficulty. after that the game becomes ridiculous. numerous apparent refereeing errors, (e.g. unfair distribution of cards) wierd team difficulties, ull find ur self losing to birmingham but smashing united and buggy too. the manager mode is atrocious. the whole game is poor. virtually unplayable with friends because the game will always give an unfair slant. still... better than pes.… Expand
Nov 5, 2011Bought a used-version of this game for $12. And i get unlimited hours of fun. Best gaming deal of my life. Oh hell yeah... Controls are brilliant, decent graphics, many fantastic game modes. I will never forget the time and memories i had with fifa 10. To quote ea sports : "It's in the game!"
Dec 29, 2011The best football game ever... The revolution of category... I like this game very much! Miss something like manager mode online or Virtual Pro goalkeeper, but it is good.
Oct 25, 2012Same formula over and over again. Good formula although. It becomes quickly repetitive and challenging (and frustrating) in higher difficulty. Only for those who love football. Yes football and not soccer (what a stupid name...).
Feb 13, 2013This game is terrible. Nearly impossible to shoot, they overrate the ability of goalies, and it's impossible to get a head on the ball. It gets to the point where you don't even want a corner kick because they're so useless. When you play matches at a higher level against the computer, they make the referees extremely strict and I often get carded on plays where there was no foul whatsoever. Also, their players often blatantly foul you in the box and it's not unusual for them to call no foul even though it should be a red card. Dribbling is useless, you can't make any moves without getting ripped off. Don't ever waste your time playing this unrealistic game.… Expand
Nov 9, 2013Nothing better on the market if one's looking for a football sim. Abundant amount of leagues, superb graphics, realistic 360 degree movement, just plain fun.
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EA's FIFA 10 is by far the best soccer simulation ever released on any console. The new gameplay implementations, along with improved visuals, will make any footie fan smile.
Despite the few glitches, and the complete neglect of international play, FIFA has the best game play of any soccer game to date.


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Rape law expands to include alcohol
The nation's top party school could get a sobering jolt from a change in state law that puts alcohol on a par with date-rape drugs as an aggravating factor in certain sexual assaults.
The change, long sought by rape- victim advocates in Wisconsin, means that victims who are very drunk during a sexual encounter can be judged incapable of giving consent, triggering a possible second-degree sexual assault charge.
Prior to the change, which took effect in June, a victim who had been drinking typically had to be unconscious to be deemed incapable of consenting to sex.
The law applies to alcohol-related sexual assaults committed by anyone anywhere in the state. But it may have particular resonance on hard-drinking college campuses such as UW- Madison, which was named the country's No. 1 party school by the Princeton Review last year.
"It's a great change," said Carmen Hotvedt, a violence prevention specialist at UW-Madison's University Health Services. "In our educational efforts with students, we define consent as freely given. The (new) law really enforces the educational messages we've been sending for a long time."
Wisconsin had been the only state to exclude alcohol as a potential legal intoxicant in rape cases before the law change, sponsored by Sen. Cathy Stepp, R-Sturtevant.
And while prosecutors say it is likely to be used only rarely - in cases in which victims don't pass out but are so impaired by alcohol they are "unable to appraise their own conduct," as one advocate put it - the change was heralded by experts who work with assault survivors.
"Alcohol is the No. 1 date-rape drug, and we've felt strongly that our statutes should reflect that reality," said Jill Groblewski, spokeswoman for the Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault.
The coalition started lobbying for the change in the mid-1990s, when language on intoxicants was added to the rape statutes in response to a surge in assaults aided by drugs.
"The change in legislation allows prosecutors to hold offenders accountable who use alcohol to facilitate a sexual assault," Groblewski said. "It gives prosecutors additional charging options."
Just as dangerous
Under state law, having sexual contact with a person incapable of consent because they are under the influence of an intoxicant is defined as second- degree sexual assault. The offense is a Class C felony punishable by a fine up to $100,000 and a prison sentence of up to 25 years.
Dane County District Attorney Brian Blanchard said the change was "long overdue" and is a good thing primarily for the message about alcohol that it sends - namely, that it can be just as dangerous as other drugs.
Blanchard also stressed that the somewhat lower bar on consent standards for victims does not extend to perpetrators, who can be charged for crimes whether they have been drinking or not.
"Alcohol is not an excuse," he said. "It's our job to help jurors understand that people who want to commit sexual assault many times are going to take unfair advantage to get what they want."
The change comes too late for a UW-Madison junior who recently asked Blanchard to press charges against two male students she said raped her after a drunken party when she was a freshman. Laura Dunn said Blanchard told her earlier this month that the case might have been eligible for prosecution if the law had been in effect at the time of the incident in April 2004.
Without it, Dunn's ability to consent could have become an issue, she said Blanchard told her, in part because she cannot remember all of the details of the alleged attack and no one else witnessed it. She said she told the men to stop, but acknowledged she had been drinking heavily that night and repeatedly lost and regained consciousness during the incident.
"I can't remember 90 percent of it," Dunn said. "I just know I didn't want it, and I know I made it clear."
Delay a factor
Blanchard last week confirmed that his office declined to prosecute the case, which was investigated by campus police and forwarded to his office in May. He said it wouldn't be ethical for him to discuss his specific reasons for rejecting it.
In general, though, Blanchard said sexual assault cases involving long delays - Dunn waited 15 months to report hers - and alcohol use by victims and perpetrators can be harder to win in court.
"If jurors believe that inhibitions were down and everybody was drinking, it may be regarded as regretted but essentially consented sex," Blanchard said.
Blanchard stressed that declining to take a case doesn't necessarily mean prosecutors think it doesn't have merit.
"We certainly see cases in which we completely believe the account given by the alleged victim," Blanchard said, "but we have proof problems and we don't feel it's fair to anybody, including the victim, to charge and take to trial a case that we're pretty certain we're going to lose."
UW-Madison's Dean of Students office, which also investigated the incident, declined to levy any academic sanctions against the men. One of them had already graduated and moved away by the time Dunn reported the incident and the other also has graduated.
UW-Madison Police Chief Susan Riseling declined to discuss the case in detail. But she praised the change in the law, calling it "recognition that just because someone has used alcohol doesn't mean they are any less a victim/survivor."
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while positioning into the 69 or teabagging tissue debris looks like a mistletoe attached to the anus.
by kupal power January 13, 2011
What Ms. Claus gets when her pants are too tight. Similar to cameltoe.
Wow Ms. Claus's pants are too tight. You can see her mistletoe!
by Mike Ockizard December 18, 2006
Christmas plant people hang somewhere hangable in the seiling (on christmas) and if you stand under it with someone you both have to kiss.
"Yo! i kissed Karen under the mistletoe"
by kdubheiress October 01, 2011
When someone wants to hold a specific happening or event over your head.
You knew what you were doing when you cheated and you did it anyways! You just earned your mistletoe, asshole.
by jade quien June 18, 2014
When a males pants, shorts, or any garment covering the penis is pulled extra tight against his member. The male version of camel toe.
Hey Sally, check out that guy over there in that speedo. He is sporting a mean mistletoe.
by Jungle Gym December 29, 2008
A parasitic shrub commenly used as a christmas decoration
"Your mistletoe is no match for my TOW missle!"
by hash is brown November 13, 2003


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Introduction to the OpenCORE Audio Components Used in the Android Platform
Audio and speech codecs such as MP3, AAC, and AMR are used extensively on mobile devices throughout the world. In the ideal case, such codecs rely on hardware acceleration. However, it is also very common to see software audio codecs running on the main application processor, which is often an ARM core processor. Such codecs must be memory efficient, processing cycle efficient, portable to multiple operating systems, robust to data loss, and must also have a modular interface. In this paper, we introduce the OpenCORE multimedia framework and associated optimized audio codecs which are a part of the Android platform. We show how these components meet the challenging requirements for use in mobile devices. The OpenCORE audio components are currently available from the Open Handset Alliance as part of the Android SDK, and the source code for these components is scheduled for release in late 2008. The components are thus freely available for use in mobile device projects, and for non-mobile projects as well.
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