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The Cincinnati engagement of the Sarah Brightman tour has been rescheduled for Wednesday, October 2, 2013, 7:30 PM at Music Hall (the original concert was scheduled for March 5, 2013 at the Aronoff Center). Sarah Brightman's highly anticipated 11th studio album Dreamchaser will now be released in North America in April 2013. This will coincide with the timing of her International album release plan that will run through Spring 2013. As a consequence, the North American tour dates will be moved to the fall of 2013.
Ticket holders will be contacted the week of December 17 by Cincinnati Arts Association Ticketing Services with information about obtaining comparable seating at Music Hall for the new date or receiving a full refund for their tickets. Customers who have purchased tickets from resale sites, ticket brokers, or ticket exchanges should contact their point of purchase directly.
Reserved Seat Tickets: $134.50 / $94.50 / $74.50. Go to www.CincinnatiArts.org or call the Aronoff Center Ticket Office at 513-621-ARTS (2787).
"Whilst I regret any inconvenience that this rescheduling might have occasioned for those people who have already bought tickets, the restructuring of my worldwide album release plan made it inevitable. Clearly a concert is always more enjoyable if there is familiarity with the music being performed and given how important this new Dreamchaser album is to me, I am keen for those attending my shows to hear it prior to the performance. I'm delighted with the new album and very excited about the show that I'll be presenting in 2013," said Brightman.
Brightman recently released the Dreamchaser track "Angel" and the first single "One Day Like This" off of the album. Both recordings are currently available digitally at various online retailers including iTunes and Amazon.
"Angel" is a collaboration with veteran producer Mike Hedges, who is known for his iconic work with U2, The Cure, and Dido. The album was co-produced by Sally Herbert and mixed by Tom Elmhirst (Adele, Amy Winehouse).
"One Day Like This," another collaboration with Mike Hedges and Sally Herbert, is a rendition of British band Elbow' single from their successful fourth album, The Seldom Seen Kid, released in 2008.
The video for "One Day Like This" will be released in January.
In summer of 2013, Brightman will begin her Dreamchaser worldwide tour which will travel to five continents and include over 100 concert dates.
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As a Astro Theologian I wanted to show you the finale that began end of September.
This year we will have a profound new moon and the Sun and Moon beside eachother . They blend into ONE from our perspective and the sun covers the light of the moon.
This is likened to the Middle Pillar which contains the Tipareth or realm of the Sun God.
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"These were the names [Jachin and Boaz] of the two pillars cast from brass set up on the porch of King Solomon's Temple. They were eighteen cubits in height and beautifully ornamented with wreaths of chainwork, nets, and pomegranates. On the top of each pillar was a large bowl – now erroneously called a ball or globe – one of the bowls probably containing fire and the other water. The celestial globe (originally the bowl of fire), surmounting the right-hand column (Jachin), symbolized the divine man; the terrestrial globe (the bowl of water), surmounting the left-hand column (Boaz), signified the earthly man.
These two pillars respectively connote also the active and the passive expressions of Divine Energy, the sun and the moon, sulphur and salt, good and bad, light and darkness. Between them is the door leading into the House of God, and standing thus at the gates of Sanctuary they are a reminder that Jehovah is both an androgynous and an anthropomorphic deity. As two parallel columns they denote the zodiacal signs of Cancer and Capricorn, which were formerly placed in the chamber of initiation to represent birth and death – the extremes of physical life. They accordingly signify the summer and the winter solstices, now known to Freemasons under the comparatively modern appellation of the 'two St. Johns.'" 4
Regarding the Planets that have left Virgo, Sun is in Libra by November 11,
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It is amazing you mention Solomon, you remind me of him, but which part of him, his wisdom or his idolatry"?
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Commemorating the Sesquicentennial of the PhD Degree at Yale
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Weihua Guan (Electrical Engin-eering), Wenqi Han (Neurobiology, pictured above), and Sascha Kopic (Cellular and Molecular Physiology) have won a newly created and highly competitive HHMI fellowship designed specifically for international students who have "demonstrated exceptional talent for research."
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The Regina Pat Canadians defeated the visiting Saskatoon Blazers 5-2 in Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League action at The Co-operators Centre on Thursday. Tyler Adams scored twice for Regina, which also got goals from Mathew Smishek, Tyran Brown and Owen Sillinger. Nathaniel Wingerak and Brad Bigsby replied for the Blazers. Clarke Flegel made 24 saves for the Pat C's. Joel Grzybowski stopped 30 shots for Saskatoon. More results appear in Local Scoreboard.
The University of Regina Cougars women's basketball team snapped a twogame losing streak Friday by upsetting the first-place Alberta Pandas.
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"My Dad represented Ireland at road bowling (an Irish sport in which competitors attempt to take the fewest throws to propel a metal ball along a predetermined course of country roads).
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One of the most decorated players ever to grace the game, as a child she would play Gaelic football at home with her brothers and then at weekends her cousins would call over for contentious soccer matches.
"My brother Ollie taught me how to solo and kick. In school I played with the boys' team as there wasn't a girls' team and when I turned 11 years of age, I joined the local ladies' football team in Donoughmore.
"It was always competitive I suppose. Even in school we had the Sciath na Scol competition (a schools-based organisation which organises Gaelic games in the primary schools of Cork) and we played with the boys. Our club team were always very serious about football and our coach Mossie Barrett ensured we placed football at the top of our priority list."
A natural to all things athletic, Juliet also played basketball with Ireland from 15 to 21 years of age.
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LAIE, Hawai — Senior Kristen Riley and redshirt sophomore Kim Parker led the BYU women's basketball team to a 82-73 victory over Arizona Thursday at the Hukilau Invitational.
The Cougars (6-2) look to continue their undefeated history in the Hukilau Invitational Saturday as they take on Syracuse.
"Arizona is a very, very good team," BYU head coachJeff Judkins said. "They're very athletic and I think they have a pro on that team in Davellyn Whyte. In the last four minutes she brought them back into the game. I think Parker had the game of her life. Her experience helped with all that pressure. Our bigs were very physical tonight and I think our bench came in and gave us a good lift."
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Parker led the game with a career-high 25 points and Riley backed her up with 15 points. Riley picked up her first double-double of the season and the fifth of her career with 12 rebounds. She and Parker also dished out six assists to lead the Cougars. Jennifer Hamson reached double figures with 12 points, her third of the season, and Haley Steed was the fourth Cougar in double figures with 10.
Parker and Riley stayed hot from behind the arc throughout the game with Parker totaling a career-high four 3-pointers and Riley setting a new career-high with three.
BYU shot 48 percent from the field and 52.4 percent from the three-point line in hitting 11 threes. The team had 27 assists, a season-high, and held strong on defense, forcing 21 turnovers and recording in nine steals.
"It was a great team win," Parker said. "Everyone stepped up. Against Syracuse, I think we need to execute and play great team ball like tonight. This game was huge for us, a confidence builder and team builder. If we work on those two things, I think we'll be successful Saturday."
Arizona (5-1) took the lead on a three-pointer to start the game. Dani Peterson kicked the Cougars into gear with two jumpers for BYU's first four points. Parker tied the game at 7-7 with the team's first three-pointer and kept the score tied on another jump shot with 14 minutes left on the clock.
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Robots with Super Dexterity Could Be Game Changer for Medtech
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Updated September 29, 2014Robots—including those in both manufacturing and surgery—may end up showing more dexterity than ever, thanks to a wave of sensor advances.GelSight CEO Bill Yost, for example, sees potential in the space for the MIT-developed sensor technology the Cambridge, MA–based company has been seeking to commercialize, even though the company is concentrating on other sectors for now.GelSight might show promise determining whether skin cells or cancerous, or conducting a... -
How Medical Extrusion is Enabling Optimization of Endovascular Devices
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The development of vascular access and delivery devices demands careful consideration of the best combination of material and dimensions while accounting for the harsh conditions of the human anatomy.By Jennifer Fauria and Andrew TabordaExtrusion for new endovascular technologies is challenged by anatomical demands.The human vascular system presents uniquely demanding conditions: A high blood pressure environment is paired with elastic smooth muscle tissue, allowing vessels to expand while... -
Engineer Steals Millions of Files from GE Healthcare
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Large medical device companies may have more reason to look at how they secure their proprietary information after a recent case in which a computer engineer admitted to stealing roughly 2.4 million files of corporate secrets from a Wisconsin subsidiary of GE Healthcare and sent them to China, states GE and the FBI.A federal judge in Eastern Wisconsin on September 3 issued a permanent injunction against Jun Xie, a former pulse sequence diagram engineer at GE Healthcare in Waukesha, barring Xie... -
How Your iPad Could Become a Visual Therapy Device
September 18, 2014 - 1:45PM
Ever think that strapping an iPad to your face would be a good idea?A design firm from Toronto does. The company has created an inexpensive headset that can turn your iPad Mini, as well as the soon-to-be released iPhone 6, into a portable virtual reality device—with benefits potentially extending to the medical field, assuming the device makes it the market.AirVR is a Kickstarter project seeking $20,000 in funding to deliver an inexpensive, portable headset containing two lenses that can... -
IBM's Watson Teams Up with the Mayo Clinic
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Last week Mayo Clinic announced a partnership with IBM, with plans to use its cognitive computer known as Watson to help match patients with appropriate clinical trials more efficiently than ever before.Researchers believe that the advanced speed with which Watson can match patients to appropriate clinical trials can help patients find specific treatments more quickly, and possibly lead to speedier discoveries and alternative treatment options. The Mayo Clinic will begin with research studies... -
Is This Cyborg the First of Many?
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How Nanotech Could Boost Breast Cancer Detection
September 12, 2014 - 3:02PM
Scientists have developed an innovative "electronic skin" that can detect and image small lumps in a woman's breast that normal manual exams miss, allowing for earlier detection of breast cancer.The device has been tested on a breast model made of silicone, and allows doctors to see smaller lumps, and image them to understand whether or not the lump is cancerous, according to a statement from American Chemical Society.The electronic skin is made out of nanoparticles and polymers that can image... -
Why Google's Foray into Quantum Physics Could Reshape Medtech
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7 of the Most Audacious Medtech Predictions
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Sometimes, being audacious can be a good thing. After all, the word simply means "showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks" according to the Oxford dictionary.Think of President John F. Kennedy's famous words from 1961: "I believe that this nation should commit itself to achieving the goal, before this decade is out, of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to the earth."Medtech has its own idealists these days making moonshot predictions. Here are seven of the... -
The Renewed Importance of Medical Device Startups
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The economic crisis of 2008 and regulatory pressures has hit medical device startups hard, making it increasingly difficult for them to translate their ideas into commercially viable products that pass regulatory muster.In the past several years, however, software startups in the consumer tech industry have thrived. This year, thousands of software developers will produce more than $30 billion worth in apps, as the shrinking costs of computing software and small-scale manufacturing generate... -
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How a Medtech Engineer Became an Entrepreneur
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Ashes, ashes, all fall down. They keep lighting a match to Benghazi, and want us to forget "shock and awe" and it's aftermath, like all the lies that were proven to be lies.
The Senate majority found the administration innocent as new born babes; the minority found the administration guilty as sin. Strict democracy makes the administration innocent; jury rules would call it a hung jury.
Those of us with the right ideas know this administration (including the previous Secretary of State) is clearly guilty, and we don't need no stinkin' proof or evidence to convince us. -
It sometimes seems as though half of the GOP are Pokemon named "Benghazi", since that's the only thing they can say, over and over.
no…smells like a rat with four dead bodies.
"Those of us with the right ideas know this administration (including the previous Secretary of State) is clearly guilty, and we don't need no stinkin' proof or evidence to convince us."
That about says it all for the right…to heck with proof….
Benghazi is apparently the only thing about President Obama that matters these days over on Fox News
It is appalling to me that the only place some seem to get their information is from blatantly political sources. From the get go, the State Department knew that the Benghazi facility would come under attack at some time in the near future and many seem to be willing to sweep State incompetence and negligence under the rug. From the Senate Intelligence Committee Report: "FINDING #2: The State Department should have increased its security posture more significantly in Benghazi based on the deteriorating security situation on the ground and IC threat reporting on the prior attacks against Westerners in Benghazi including two incidents at the Temporary Mission Facility on April 6 and June 6, 2012." The committee based this on: DIA, "Libya: Terrorists Now Targeting U.S. and Western Interests," Defense Intelligence Report, June 12, 2012, Joint Staff, "Terrorism: Conditions Ripe for More Attacks, Terrorist Safe Haven in Libya," J-2 Intelligence
Update, June 18,2012, DIA "███, etc. (I really dislike redacted)"Defense Intelligence Digest, July 2, 2012.
There was a litany of historical attacks on U.S. diplomatic facilities posted recently to defend the administration. These only underscored the needed increase in security in Benghazi in the face of a clear, present, and demonstrated danger there. -
first with Clinton it was just sex now with barry it is a witch hunt good grief take some responsibility
Not surprising; they certainly don't want decent people to focus on their platform.
Watergate was really nothing, but Nixon tried to cover it up. Benghazi, on the other hand, killed four U.S. citizens, and the Obama Administration is trying to cover it up. Nixon was almost impeached over Watergate, but he resigned first. Obama does not have enough class to resign. This makes Obama a much worse President than Nixon.
The demographics are all trending toward the Democrats. New voters register as Democrats twice as often as they do as Republicans ( though more than half register as independents). But, in general, they are relatively liberal.There have been previous situations where one party was the subject of "The Party's Over" books. But they were able to come back by appealing to demographics that the other party didn't have in their pocket. The only people that aren't solidly in agreement with Democratic positions are far left wingers and far right wingers. There aren't enough far right wingers to win a national election. The Republicans can't make their tent big enough to include the far left wingers without the people already in the tent setting it on fire. It's pretty hard to imagine a situation where any of the available Republicans can beat any of 5-8 possible Democratic candidates, and most incumbents are reelected. That means we are most likely going to have a Democratic president through 2024, by which time a huge number of those angry old white guys that are now the bulk of the Republican base are going to be dead.The upshot is that there is a darn good chance that we will never again have a Republican president.
If what you say is true, I am glad I am old, because this country is doomed.
Hopefully we can have a president by 2024 that can actually move the country forward and not burden it with debt.
"Then we have the House Austerity Plan that recuced (sic) the State Dept funding from $1.81 billion to $1.53 billion and the months it took them to reconcile that budget with the knowledge of those threats."
I know Elijah Cummings, Barbara Boxer, and Joe Biden have said this and it was immediately picked up by the blogosphere, but (isn't there always?) In testimony Charlene Lamb, a deputy assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security and directly responsible, was asked "Was there any budget consideration and lack of budget which led you not to increase the number of people in the security force there?" Her reply was "No, sir." This woman's butt was on the line when she testified and I will believe her rather than the politicians.
In defense of the President, it would be astounding if the President knew about the Benghazi facility's inadequate security. That would be carrying micro-management a bit far. Those that blame the President directly are edging into the absurd. -
to all the lib/progressive/commies commenting here…if YOUR son had been killed in Benghazi…you would be continuing to talk about it until you KNEW you had the truth…and
I noticed you talking about war…(which was voted for by democrats too)…and the problem with Clinton was not just sex…it was lying about it…just like Nixon's problem was less about the break-in…and more about the cover-up…. . - Load the rest of the comments (11).
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4.5 Good sparky24mark | 09/07/2011 | See all sparky24mark's reviews (24) Its been along time but they finally made it i think it was a gd film i think they planning to do a 2nd film hope so be good 2 see what i be like well worth buying
4.5 HAW HAW nickerbockerglory | 09/11/2010 | See all nickerbockerglory's reviews (8) The simpsons movie is probobly one of the funniest films from a tv show. Nearly every moment in it is funny!!! 100% Would reccomend it to anyone of any age!!!great film!!!!! :-)
4.5 Funny EvilRobot | 31/10/2010 | See all EvilRobot's reviews (15) When I first saw this movie I was in love, I had grown up with the Simpsons and visually this was a step up from the TV series, but no one stopped talking about it and the spider pig part which I didn't even find entertaining, then they pushed it too far by adding the pig in some TV episodes and making merchandise about the pig, they ruined their own movie, but still very funny
4.5 .....I love the Simpsns! Ilovedafilms | 04/08/2010 | See all Ilovedafilms's reviews (15) This may be slighty biased as a review as the title says....I love the Simpsons. The movie was good but could have been so much better.......as such a massive fan I know that the creators could have improved this movie BUT.....I did find it very amusing and would sit through it again because Homer is still as funny as EVER.....overal its worth watching but dont get too excited
4.5 4 star Tv2Long | 11/07/2010 | See all Tv2Long's reviews (43) i gave this a 4 star rating as the first time i saw this film it was funny new and spider pig was brilliant but after the second time watchin it just wasnt the same it wasnt as funny im not sayin incredibal film but im sayin carnt be watched on a regular basis
4.5 Dome! theWub | 12/05/2010 | See all theWub's reviews (135) The much-beloved TV series translates to the big screen pretty well, and, although it doesn't quite maintain the humour all the way through, there are enough moments of pure Simpsons genius to make this a treat for all fans. I would've liked to have seen more of the characters featured regularly in the series, many of whom make no more than a brief cameo appearance. They provide a good proportion of the laughs on the TV series and are definitely underused here. Also, I found the big-screen music score a little out of place at times. But on the whole this is an amusing movie with much of the wit and charm of the TV show.
4.5 Must see clarkey89 | 13/04/2010 | See all clarkey89's reviews (119) This is a must see film whether you've seen the simpsons before or not. This film will be over within a blink of an eye because you get so drawn into the story line. People moaning saying it's like an extended version of a normal episode.. but what do you expect? :S
4.5 An extended episode AccidentHazard | 12/04/2010 | See all AccidentHazard's reviews (15) Ive given this 3 stars because..yes this is a good watch and for simpsons fans it will be enjoyed but to be fair its just a triple episode but none the less still enjoyable.
4.5 The Simpson'ssssss................ The Movie benkernow | 23/03/2010 | See all benkernow's reviews (173) It's simply an extended episode but as this is The Simpson's that makes it's great.. You love the Simpson's and want and extended episode this is a must have
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That Damn Phantom Game Box
Remember the Phantom gaming console? Well, the console was suppose to be released over a year ago now, and was constantly scrutinized as not being 'real', hence the name. I remember reading articles that reported people had visited the DBA address only to find an empty building; reminded me of the scene from Boiler room where he finds out the company he has been selling to his clients is fake. I actually spoke with the director of marketing 2 years ago, and he insisted the product was real. Wonder if he is still there? Nonetheless, Infinium, the company behind the system, insists they will still release the product.
Do you think it will succeed, because I sure as hell don't. Infinium, and their Phantom box, are about to go head to head with the next revolution in gaming boxes. Having the ability to download games is just not that big of a deal, and if any one remembers DIVX at the time DVDs were launched, then they might, sorta, kind of know what I'm talking about.
On a positive, and some what promising note, Kevin Bacchus, who was part of the original team that founded Microsoft's Xbox division, has taken the helm at Infinium.
Good luck Infinium, you are gonna need it. Oh, and on a final side note, it looks like Infinium has optimized Google's natural results for 'phantom' – they're number one, but if I remember correctly they are trying to sell more then ad space.
Christen Costa
Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons - both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought "why not start a blog focusing on technology, and use my dislikes and likes to post on gadgets."
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