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A headache is pain or discomfort in the head, scalp, or neck. Serious causes of headaches are very rare. Most people with headaches can feel much better by making lifestyle changes, learning ways to relax, and sometimes by taking medications.
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The most common headaches are likely caused by tight muscles in your shoulders, neck, scalp, and jaw. These are called tension headaches. They are often related to stress, depression, or anxiety.
Overworking, not getting enough sleep, missing meals, and using alcohol or street drugs can make you more likely to get them. Headaches can be triggered by:
People who drink caffeine can have headaches when they don't get their usual daily amount.
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Tension headaches tend to be on both sides of your head. They often start at the back of your head and spread forward. The pain may feel dull or squeezing, like a tight band or vice. Your shoulders, neck, or jaw may feel tight and sore. The pain is usually persistent, but it does not get worse with activity.
Migraine headaches are severe headaches that usually occur with other symptoms such as vision disturbances or nausea. The pain may be described as throbbing, pounding, or pulsating. It tends to begin on one side of your head, although it may spread to both sides.
You may have an "aura" (a group of warning symptoms that start before your headache). The pain usually gets worse as you try to move around. For more information on this type of headache, see: Migraine .
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If you are over age 50 and are getting headaches for the first time, a condition called temporal arteritis may be the cause. Symptoms of this condition include vision problems and pain that gets worse when you chew. There is a risk of becoming blind with this condition, so you should get treatment right away.
Rare causes of headache include:
Keep a headache diary to help find the source or trigger of your symptoms. Then change your environment or habits to avoid future headaches.
When a headache occurs, write down:
After a period of time, you may begin to see a pattern.
You may relieve a headache by resting with your eyes closed and head supported. Relaxation techniques can help. A massage or heat applied to the back of the upper neck can help relieve tension headaches.
Try acetaminophen, aspirin, or ibuprofen for tension headaches. Do NOT give aspirin to children because of the risk of Reye syndrome .
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If over-the-counter remedies do not control your pain, talk to your doctor about possible prescription medications.
People who take pain medications regularly for 3 or more days a week may develop medication overuse, or rebound headaches. All types of pain pills (including over-the-counter drugs) can cause rebound headaches. If you think this may be a problem for you, talk to your health care provider.
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The following healthy habits can lessen stress and reduce your chance of getting headaches:
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Kwiatkowski T, Alagappan K. Headache. In: Marx JA, Hockberger Rs, Walls RM, et al, eds. Rosen's Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier;2009:chap 101.


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January 8th, 2007, 01:11 PM #1
Song Of The Day
Each day, as long as my mind is functioning and I have access to my computer, I'm going to post my song for the day or artist for the day, if I can't single it down to one song only. I'm aware all the time how important music is to me. I'm never without it. It motivates me, soothes me, assuages my anger, my guilt, enhances my love, my emotions, gives words to my feelings. I'd sooner lose my sight than my hearing if I ever had to choose.
Certain songs stick with me for an entire day. I wake up singing them. And if I don't, I put my earphones in my ear, my ipod's always set to random, and I listen to the things I love the most.
Please, by all means, post your song of the day if you wish. But please just keep it to one song or one artist per day. Thanks.
What I'll Remember Most, by Over the Rhine.
Last edited by Gary Wassner; January 9th, 2007 at 07:49 AM.
January 8th, 2007, 03:12 PM #2
Anarchy in the U.K. - The Sex Pistols. Because I'm just feeling defiant today!
January 8th, 2007, 03:54 PM #3
Crown of thorns - Mother Love Bone
January 8th, 2007, 07:35 PM #4
I woke up this morning with Trey Anastasio's song, "Alive Again" playing in my head. It's a song about the summer. I think it may have been inspired by the intensity of my 5 hour editing session last night. Good stuff.
January 9th, 2007, 07:24 AM #5
For today:
Citizen Cope, artist.
Three songs - Salvation, Back Together and Holdin' On.
It's that kind of a day.
Last edited by Gary Wassner; January 9th, 2007 at 07:57 AM.
January 9th, 2007, 07:49 AM #6
Josh Rouse - Jersey Clowns... so frickin' appropriate today!
January 9th, 2007, 09:08 PM #7
January 10th, 2007, 07:00 AM #8
Tom Waits is a genius. Frank Zappa lives on...
Today: Queen of the Underworld, Jesse Malin from The Fine Art of Self Destruction
January 11th, 2007, 07:08 AM #9
Today was a tough one. It was a toss up, but I have to play by the rules since I laid them down. The song I almost picked (am I cheating?) was Ray Lamontagne's Empty.
The Song of the day is Alison Kraus and Union Station's Gravity from Lonely Runs Both Ways.
January 11th, 2007, 09:58 AM #10
Ah Tom Waits, the guy who sings like he's snockered. I like his acting better, I have to say.
The Song of the Day is "Dancing with Myself" by Billy Idol, while shipping all the way back to daughter's school with the evil and insidious trumpet we forgot for Band class.
January 11th, 2007, 10:58 AM #11
Amos Lee - Shout Out Loud
What an uplifting song, I love Amos' vocal talent and gospel unfluence... everyone should own both Amos Lee albums... it's the law.
January 11th, 2007, 11:48 AM #12
I turned you on to him, didn't I?
I saw him last year in a very small venue. He was great.
January 11th, 2007, 12:06 PM #13
You did... I ordered his debut on your word and it was the best album that year by far... short of Ray Lamontagne's Trouble.
January 11th, 2007, 12:11 PM #14
I told you about Ray too! I'm batting 100.
January 11th, 2007, 11:12 PM #15
Technically, Gary, that'd be batting 1000, but who's counting? Any major leaguer would be jealous, regardless.
I'm into Phish's December 11, 1997 live cover of the Talking Head's "Psycho Killer." When you're talking about the goddess of dreams concerning a revelation of the major antagonist of a story (really IS a Psycho Killer), "Qu'est que c'est?" just seems to fit.
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Very good move. 13.04 is so fine tuned and good working.
Bringing in no finished software would have boiled this near perfect release.
Phoronix: Smart Scopes Gets Removed From Ubuntu 13.04
It's been decided at the last minute that "smart scopes", a feature of the new Unity desktop, will not ship in Ubuntu 13.04...
Very good move. 13.04 is so fine tuned and good working.
Bringing in no finished software would have boiled this near perfect release.
Agreed, happy to see this and an acknowledgement of an unfinished product, and postponement of it.
Smart scopes is proprietary crapware. It's dependent on closed-source server-side software.
Less spyware, good.
Try to imagine a world without free software. A world where every program is developed in secrecy and sold by corporations. Where there are no hackers or coders who do it for the sheer enjoyment of coding, instead only worker drones for large software corporations pushing code in a thankless 9-5 cubicle. Users are all demoted to the role of passive consumption, instead of active participation. You won't be able to control what your computer does, as you're only it's user - there's no ideology to support the idea that a user must have full control of their hardware, so every computer, every OS, is riddled with DRM and trusted computing schemes. If you try to copy files that are marked as copyrighted, your computer won't let you. If you try to save eg. video streams on your hard disk, your computer won't let you. Every time you try to perform an action your computer/OS manufacturer has deemed illegal, probably because it goes against other corporate interests, your computer just goes "I can't let you do that, Dave" and maybe reports you on some universal naughty list. There's no such thing as net neutrality, tor, piratism, freedom of speech - all is controlled by corporate interest. No peer-to-peer networks exist, everything follows a top-down passive consumption model.
See, THAT is the world your "convenience" brings you. That is the cost of ignoring freedom. Free software is not a religion, it is a way to guarantee that the user has some power against the corporations, that the user is in control of their hardware and software. It's digital activism. Hacker ethics. Stallman might be extreme in his views, but it's good that someone like him exists, to bring a balance to all these greedy sellouts who'd forget their free software roots in a heartbeat to make a quick buck.
Those who would give up freedom for convenience deserve neither.
There is no such thing as freedom without regulations.
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When you give your girlfriend a facial, and then proceed to wipe it off with your erect penis in a manner resembling a windshield wiper.
The splatter was too impressive. I needed to whip out the windshield wiper.
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the act of a women giving such a deep blowjob while glazing her toungue across your balls as her mouth is all the way to the pelvis bone. The toungue acts as windshield wiper to your balls.
This broad was givin me the ol' "windshield wiper" while I was watching the Sox game.
by Ryan Zedonks August 03, 2007
The act of forehand slapping a woman across the face and subsequently backhand slapping her with the same hand. A tool at a man's disposal generally used to keep a woman inline.
Wife: "I made your favorite, meatloaf!"
Husband: "I hate meatloaf."
*Windshield Wiper*
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by HalfChromo August 04, 2012
an act of foreplay in which the male taps his penis repeatedly from inner thigh to opposite inner thigh on another partner, varying speed levels
"babe, i want you to do the windshield wiper to me tonight"
*tap* *tap*
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by masterpoopsock January 12, 2014
Noun; The term used for taking one's dick and rubbing it back and forth on another's forehead.
Used in a sentence: Last night I managed to give that slut the windshield wiper when she wasn't looking.
by Jholiday, Bell-dini November 13, 2013
When the girl sucks your dick you then ejaculate on her face and then use your dick to wipe it all of.
by aylibar12 December 08, 2008
Windshield Wiper: When a guy blows a load on someone's face and smacks his dick back and fourth across their face to wipe off his ejaculatories. Much like the windshield wipers of a car.
Some Slut, "you can only give me a money shot if you promise to windshield wipe it off."
Windshield Wiper Guy, "Bitch please, I was gunna bust my nut in your face anyway bitch."
Windshield Wiper Guy, "Bitch please, I was gunna bust my nut in your face anyway bitch."
by The Muffin Man May 07, 2004
A signature dance move to be performed at any and every occasion where a dance floor is made available (i.e. weddings, brisks, funerals, etc). The hands are put up and waved back and forth similar to windshield wipers.
Dude! Dynamite just came on the radio! Do the windshield wiper!
Awww man! Look at that hot chick by the wedding cake doing the windshield wiper.
Awww man! Look at that hot chick by the wedding cake doing the windshield wiper.
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This command will first add an alias known only to git, which will allow you to pull a remote and first-forward the current branch. However, if the remote/branch and your branch have diverged, it will stop before actually trying to merge the two, so you can back out the changes.
Tested on git 22.214.171.124, msysgit (Windows port)
Actually this is not really the way I want it. I want it to attempt a fast-foward, but not attempt to merge or change my working copy. Unfortunately git pull doesn't have that functionality (yet?).
Great for little scripts that dig up obscure info that you are going to have to paste into another app anyway.
On Windows 2000 or newer, you can use the command line to save the current network interface info.
You can then edit the text file and re-apply it using the netsh -f command (or netsh exec). Keep a bunch of text files around to quickly switch connection info without using extra software.
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If you are behind a proxy server and have to authenticate with proxy server to browser web pages then you have to pass proxy server address and its port number along with user credentials to curl to got GET the page using curl. Example : "curl -U srikanth -x 126.96.36.199:8080
with this command you can empty file
Foward vnc securely from exampleserver.com
Depends on GET. You can also replace GET with curl, or `wget -qO -` if GET isn't available.
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alias myip="curl -s http://myip.dk | grep '' | sed -e 's/]*>//g'"
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Simply displays your current working directory. Helps when you are buried deep in /etc or some other obscure place.
If somehow if you get more than 1 same name rpm package install, then it cannot be removed by using simple rpm -e as it gives you more than one rpm matches error. The --matches will help to remove all the same name rpm packages.
Once Enabled this command enables a trail of all processes on the system. As the name suggested auditing for Solaris machines.
BSM creates a number of files in the /etc/security directory.
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add |sh when you agree the list, I often use that method to prevent typos in dangerous or long operations
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Matthew Monstar wrote:shmenguin wrote:nocera wrote:What a ridiculous game. Anyone who thinks the Flyers are better, well, are just plain wrong. They are so lucky. Vokoun was a joke that game and the goals waived off (at least the first) was questionable.
I'm completely comfortable with this team.
it was a carbon copy of the playoffs. it makes me feel ill that we still don't get it. so "comfortable" isn't my first reaction
Not even close.
How was that a carbon copy? You mean the horrible calls, Malkin's 1st goal that was in but not counted......TWO LATE whistles on Vokoun.... Malkin getting cross checked 10 times before losing his mind and going after that pippy lipped ***** Courterier?
Just a stupid, stupid game. And Vokoun loses his mind at the end and allows a stupid bank shot, probably exhausted from having to sit his ass on the puck for minutes before getting a whistle.
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Nov. 19, 2012 at 11:05 AM ET
Twinkie the Kid's ride into the sunset hit a hurdle Monday when Hostess Brands, unions and lenders agreed to mediation to try to save the company, and its spongy, yellow cake, from liquidation.
The decision staves off, for a couple of days at least, Hostess' plans to shut down its 33 factories and lay off 18,500 workers after an acrimonious labor dispute that could lead to the end of the 82-year-old company and its well-known brands such as Twinkies, Ho-Hos, Sno-Balls and Wonder bread.
During the hearing, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Robert Drain urged the parties to come to an agreement through mediation rather than through a public, and costly, hearing. The court called a short recess while the lawyer for the baker's union phoned his client to see if the union would agree to a mediation process tomorrow.
After the recess, the sides agreed to a mediation session Tuesday at 1 p.m. ET to try to work things out. If they can't resolve it, and come to an understanding of the underlying motives behind the worker strike that the company said crippled its business, the bankruptcy hearing will resume Wednesday at 11 a.m ET.
The sides will probably come to an agreement on Tuesday, John Pottow, a bankruptcy law professor at the University of Michigan, told TODAY. The biggest sign, he said, is that the Teamsters were on board.
"The Teamsters aren't pussycats," said Pottow. "If they're saying 'this is as good as it gets,' that's a pretty strong signal to me."
Wait a moment, so they were playing poker with our childhood memories all along?
"The bakery union probably thought management was bluffing," Pottow said. After Hostess filed for permission to liquidate Friday, it became clear they weren't.
Court filings show that the company is asking for permission to pay $1.75 million in retention bonuses to 19 different managers as an incentive for sticking around during the liquidation process. Hostess Brands CEO Gregory Rayburn has publicly blamed the unions for the company's demise.
The U.S. trustee, Hope Davis, an official appointed by the Justice Department to protect the interest of creditors, objected to this idea, filing a motion this morning which argued that Hostess officials "have failed to demonstrate that the proposed bonuses are true incentive bonuses and not disguised retention payments."
Davis also moved to convert the bankruptcy from a chapter 11 to a chapter 7. That would take control of the winddown proceedings away from Hostess and into the hands of a court-appointed trustee.
In their joinder filed today, the Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union said that "blaming the BCTGM for the Company's liquidation is no more credible than blaming an isolated gust of wind for blowing over a tree, when it was the tree's shallow, rotted root structure that was actually responsible."
But kids, both young and old, don't care about the blame game. They want to know whether they'll still be able to find their favorite creme-filled yellow cake treat on the shelves.
The decades-old brand is legendary in consumers' minds and evokes strong feelings of nostalgia in every bite. Some still remember the brand's signature character "Twinkie The Kid" lassoing it up on early television commercials and proclaiming "Big Delight in Every Bite!" The foodstuff has even entered the legal canon. "The Twinkie Defense" was famously, and successfully, used to argue that a suspect on trial for murder suffered from depression and that his high-sugar diet was a symptom of this mental state.
In advance of the interim hearing, Hostess Brands spokesman Tom Becker told TODAY he "wasn't going to comment on what could happen" or speculate on the proceeding's outcome.
While today's results are likely to be minimal, in the coming months several different scenarios could play out, depending on who the buyer is, or if there is a buyer at all.
"There's a lot of Goodwill that comes with the brand name," said Pottow, "A lot of companies could buy the name and recipe for Twinkies and make them." They wouldn't have to make them at the Twinkies factories either. They could make them in new facilities not burdened under old worker agreements that, for instance, required employing separate drivers for two different kinds of Hostess products rather than trucking them together.
Twinkies get absorbed by a big American conglomerate
Some of the likely suitors include ConAgra, Tastycakes maker Flowers Food, or McKeeFoods, makers of Little Debbie. These companies would likely seek to attach the Twinkies to a more efficient delivery system. For instance, does it really make sense to deliver Twinkies in their own special Twinkies trucks?
"Twinkie The Kid" trades his cowboy hat for a sombrero...
A Mexican firm, like Grupo Bimbo, which Forbes reports put in a bid for Hostess several years ago, could move production south of the border. A South American company could get access to lower sugar prices and a cheaper non-unionized workforce. Or, they could keep product in the US, but made in a non-unionized factory.
...or develops a Canadian accent.
A Canadian company called Saputo has the Canadian rights to Hostess brand products. They're not affected at all by the Hostess liquidation and they could conceivably arrange it to sell Twinkies in America.
Twinkies dies
Pure speculation: No one buys the Twinkies recipe. Fans are forced to make their own at home. Prices for unopened boxes of Twinkies skyrocket on eBay. An "Occupy Twinkies" movement launches to build an unauthorized Twinkies knockoff factory with no leaders and online-only sales... and is surprisingly profitable.


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Seattle- Mt. Rainier
The next day Curt and I went to Mt. Rainier and hiked and camped there. It was absolutely gorgeous. The mountain was amazing (and intimidating), the flowers were blooming all over the place, and the views were incredible. I can't say we even made it halfway up, though we got close. We had views of a glacier and waterfall and came up on the most amazing bathroom I've ever seen. Aside from a delta flight, I can't say I've been to a toilet at such a high altitude. We camped at "Cougar Rock" campgrounds. The name was incredibly misleading as Curt and I found no older single women looking to prey upon younger men. Maybe it just wasn't hunting season.
These first few pictures were from a "rustic garden" on the way to the park. It was too ridiculous not to stop and take pictures. I'll stop and let the pictures do the rest of the talking… fun trip. Highly recommend it to anyone looking for some beautiful scenery and good camping.


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Sunday, 1st March 2009
New York. Woke up early with the jet lag, so strolled up Broadway to the Moonrock diner, picking up a New York Times en route. I texted my friend Penny, who lives in the apartment building above the diner, to see if she could join me whenever she woke up.
I did the American breakfast thing and had a go at the crossword, whilst watching the gentle snowfall outside. There was a large article by John Pareles about U2 in the Sunday Arts section that had a great line 'after 30 years they still want to be the Next Big Thing' which pretty much says it all.
Some hours later Penny appeared and we strolled up to the big Barnes & Noble near Lincoln Centre. By mid-afternoon I was beginning to fade so headed back to find my pillow. The evening saw the arrival of Tom, the tour's video director, who is here to help with all the promo work this week. Spent the evening inhaling sushi and planning world domination. Froze our arses off walking home through the increasingly heavy snow.
Monday, 2nd March 2009
New York. David Letterman Show (x 2)
Woke up to a world in white, as a full on blizzard has swept into New York City. There's about a foot of snow, which of course makes everything look spectacular. It was 'another day, another TV show', or actually another two TV shows in this case. We headed down to the Ed Sullivan Theater at Broadway & 53rd, long-time home of 'The Late Show with David Letterman'.
I'd been a little apprehensive, this being New York and all, wondering how open the house team would be to our input. As ever, I did the rounds and met everyone, whilst sussing out who might be the guy to help us. It turned out that everyone was most welcoming and Tim, the house lighting chief, was very amenable to what we had to say. We had two shows to do, as Letterman goes out every week night, but for some reason they tape the Friday show on Monday. First up was 'Breathe' which the band ran through three times. Generally I was encouraged, but the 'key light' (the main light for lighting the actual performers) needed work to give it the kind of look that we like in U2-land. We didn't quite get it right for the actual take, but it wasn't disastrous (and thinking back to Jonathan Ross, it was positively glorious.) However, Tim and his team took all our comments on board and really ran with it. Next up was 'Boots' with which I was more than happy. It was also a very good feeling to know that we're going to be in here all week and the house team have already grasped how we like to do things.
The show contained lots of snow jokes, given that the city was knee deep in it by this time. They shot a clip of the four members of U2 shovelling snow out on 53rd street, which was pretty funny
The day's brief moments of intense activity were, as ever, interspersed with long periods of standing in corridors. This building wasn't made to accommodate the quantity of people required to do a show like this, let alone when you add in all of our lot. The band has a small suite of dressing rooms on the sixth floor but it's all incredibly cramped and tiny, so the bulk of us end up back in the corridor for much of the time. They do a good line in stairwells at the Ed Sullivan Theater too, so we had plenty to choose from. Even the band's catering tables were spread out in an upstairs corridor!
Tuesday, 3rd March 2009
New York. David Letterman Show. Had a meeting with my fledgling tour video team this morning, which was very productive. As usual, the video control system for the forthcoming tour is a work of technical wizardry, which all has to be custom made for us. 'Smasher', our video technical director, has joined us from Belgium for the week, so we are hopeful that we'll get the thing nailed by Friday.
This occupied the morning so we decided to run out for some lunch before heading to Letterman for 2pm. At the end of the block, we saw a crowd gathered at the corner of Broadway and 53rd. On closer inspection we saw the crowd was surrounding a small podium containing the whole of U2 and Mayor Bloomberg, plus about a hundred TV cameras. This, we discovered, was an unveiling ceremony for a new street sign, as this block of 53rd street was being renamed 'U2 Way'. There was a countdown and someone pulled a piece of string revealing the shiny new green sign.
Tom, Smasher and I saw that the crowd was about to disperse, so we ducked into an OK looking French place to have lunch. We'd not been in there ten minutes when we saw an absurd quantity of police and armed guards (black helmets, machine guns, the whole bit) flocking right outside the window. For a moment I thought we'd been transported to Baghdad, but it turned out to be the mayor entering this same restaurant, bringing with him the whole of U2. Honestly, you can't go anywhere in New York these days without falling over a member of U2.
Back at Letterman the band played through 'Magnificent' a couple of times for the camera rehearsal. It's really looking pretty interesting, given the parameters, so I feel we are in good hands here. After the show taping we stood around in corridors for a couple of hours, then decamped to a reception area to film U2 singing 'Guantanamera' as CBS telephone 'hold' music. This is starting to be quite fun.
Wednesday, 4th March 2009
New York. David Letterman Show. Started the day by meeting with the lighting supply company for the tour, who have gradually been coming to terms with the magnitude of the project. They now also understand the fact that the staging set up is so radically different from the norm that none of us can make assumptions about how everything will come together - traditional methods simply will not apply.
One thing which has made me laugh is that the stage design has already earned its nickname. Above the performing area is a huge four-legged structure that effectively straddles the football field, from which all the paraphernalia of the show is suspended (this in lieu of a roof, being outdoors and all.) I've been working on this, off and on, for about two and a half years now, having shown the band the first drawings whilst we were still on the Vertigo tour. During the evolution of the structure it has, at various times, come to resemble several different things; a dockyard crane, a cactus, a giant crab, the Theme Building at Los Angeles airport. It went very Louise Bourgeois for a while, then a little space age. In its final incarnation though, its sleek curves and four talon-like legs have been dubbed "The Claw", remembering the fairground machine from Toy Story. This really amused me, spawning a fantasy of it descending and grabbing members of the audience, all of whom, presumably, would have three eyes.
Anyway, I digress. After the lighting meeting I went to see a projector demonstration - not something for the U2 tour but an interesting new gizmo which I wanted to go and have a look at for future reference. This was followed by a video meeting, and then another video meeting. The tour is still three months away, but a great many decisions now need to be made every single day, it seems.
Tune-de-jour at Letterman was 'I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight', getting its first airing. Tim and his lighting team had really pushed the boat out, creating an interesting and (for a TV chat show) highly radical look for the song. This was a good demonstration of something that David Letterman said on air, during the show; 'Having U2 here is like a shot of electricity to the whole place - they just make everybody better.' Generous words indeed. When you're right in the thick of it, it's easy to forget just how hard this band strives to make everything the best it can be and that kind of energy tends to spread.
There's a huge amount to do just now, both for future promo appearances and for the real tour. I was hoping to sneak home at the weekend, but a U2 radio appearance in Boston next Wednesday just turned into a film shoot, so I'm going to have to stay on and get involved. Here we are. Trapped in Paradise.
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08 April, 2009
LOVE your DIARY - The LETTERMAN Shows were AWESOME! (and Funny!) - Look forward to more reports from The FIELD!!!! - THANKS again!
31 March, 2009
can.t wait
can.t wait to see the claw when it comes to dublin willie your doin a great job
13 March, 2009
David Letterman and U2
I saw in Brazil cable TV all the nights in the David Letterman Show. U2 rules. I laugha lot when I saw "the phone" scene and the boys singing the waiting message, thanks CBS and U2, cheers from Brazil, Luiz Fernando.
12 March, 2009
Willie rocks
Reading your journals is the highlight of my day! Thanks!
12 March, 2009
I find it so amazing that in the year 2009, that the band continues to do things that haven't been done...paint colors that haven't been seen...that's why they are the best band in the world!!! Thanks Willie, you've always been an unsung hero in providing some of the most memorable moments of my own life! Bring on "The Claw!"
11 March, 2009
trapped in paradise
Aah. Sweet. Can't wait to see the Claw in action. Great stuff. Thanks, Willie.
11 March, 2009
hi willie. have been fan of band for years and years BUT not long joined u2.com. its fantastic. your dairy is great and its refreshing to hear the band news from an insider. thanks again willie you doing a great job.
11 March, 2009
Thanks Willie
I love the inside info. I was lucky enough to attend the 3/4 taping and I was in the front w/my U2 shirt on. I don't think any of the band noticed. I was lucky again hours after the show to shake Larrys hand and to get Edges autograph. A fan of 24 years and it was the first time I met any of them. I really wish I could just sit down w/one of them or all of them & have a beer and talk. But we all wish that. I hope to meet Bono & Adam some time in the furture. Keep the reports coming Willie. This one was special since I was there sharing some of the moments.
11 March, 2009
Crazy Tonight
Thanks Willie for you insider info. I was lucky enough to be at the letterman show last Wednesday when Crazy Tonight made it's debut. One question though...How do I get your job? :)
11 March, 2009
"The Claw"
"The Claw is my Master....I have been Chosen!!" - Suppose thats one way of updating who gets closest to the stage!
11 March, 2009
tks willie
really appreciate your time and humour to keep us all in the snow ....er know
11 March, 2009
Evolution of the Claw
I want to know more about the Claw. When did everyone know "this is THE U2 360 tour stage"? I can't wait to see it in person in Barcelona!
11 March, 2009
where would we be.....?
Without wicked Wille! Great job and cant wait for the show. See you in Amsterdam, I'll be up in the back nosebleed seats so please look after us
11 March, 2009
it is not a paradise....
sorry i have to argue to that :' trapped in paradise', before i checked the correct translation of the word,if you are trapped it cannot be paradise at all, but the diary is a perfect visual
11 March, 2009
Is it possible Willie ?
Very interrested and looking forward to your reports through the whole build up too, and Tour. After watching the London Roof Top gig at the BBC, I thought it would have been even better if projectors had been used to project images of the band onto the sides of buildings as the roof was so high. (I'm sure there is a good reason why not!)
10 March, 2009
the claw...
... looks sexy and I can't wait to see it live! Love the blog, keep us up-to-date! Thanks Willie.
10 March, 2009
Thanks Willie! I really appreciate the insight you are giving and the personal touch to it. Most importantly I appreciate all the spectacular work you have done over the years to make my favorite band look even better!!! I was there on Monday at Letterman and I thought it was amazing! Can't wait to be in the middle of your new creation soon! My old office was right by the Oyster resataurant. Must have walked by there hundreds of times in the last few years. Surreal to see it on the site. I've been the biggest die-hard fan for over 20 years of my 30 some year existence. Please write more!!!
10 March, 2009
Willie's Diary
As ever, an interesting peek into the behind the scenes stuff that goes on. -The "claw" is better than my nickname for that hulking structure: the canopy- tent -type-thing! Can't wait to see it in action!
10 March, 2009
Great To Hear From You Again
So glad you're journaling again! This is definitely a highlight of the U2 tour season!
Craig Petinak
10 March, 2009
Looking forward to your work!
Willie--we're so glad to hear that you'll be steering "the claw" from concept to "magnificent" completion. Thanks for letting the fans in on the inner workings!
u2 ka
10 March, 2009
Thank you so much for the "Magnificent" update and insight. I have seen the band 165 times over the past 6 tours and I absolutely love all the insider information that you share with us fans. I look forward to the spectacle that you and your team are creating!
Laura S Bommarito
10 March, 2009
The Claw?
okay, Willie, I'm a little scared about being underneath "The Claw" ... trust that all the kinks will have been worked out across The Pond before its debut in Chicago ;-)
10 March, 2009
Good News Abounds.
Ok, please Willie, how about making toy versions of "the Claw" and selling it at the show? Keychain size maybe? Seriously - glad that the envelope is again being pushed for a concert experience. Can't wait - see you in Toronto!
10 March, 2009
thanks Willie
Great blog,, I'm really looking forward to "The Claw"
10 March, 2009
trapped in paradise
thanks willie for your generous updates. its great to read what happens behind the scenes. just goes to show how much work there is to do. keep up the good work.
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New Kovy Update ("As the Kovy Turns")
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:14 PM
Saw this on HF... AWESOME.
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:16 PM
Ok that's good!!!!!! LOL
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Proud Winner of the 2012 Sergei Brylin Award and 2011 Andy Greene Award, Official keeper of Doc and Chico's random ramblings during play in blowout games
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:25 PM
I got a new offer, Ilya.
eez tane meeellion?
Tane mmeeellion. You bring me zee tane meeelion.
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:27 PM
What? Wouldn't you at least wanna be 50% accurate or 70% 2.3 is flimsy...I dont know maybe I'm mistaken.
Fer serious?
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"The Devils are that zombie that takes an ax to the skull, a bullet to the temple and is set on fire … and yet keeps lumbering along to the annoyance of all the other zombies." - Puck Daddy
Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:51 PM
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Official Keeper of THE BUD LIGHT GOAL BAR
Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:52 PM
I can see him sitting there responding to his offers with just "Ten Million"...
I got a new offer, Ilya.
eez tane meeellion?
Tane mmeeellion. You bring me zee tane meeelion.
For my contract, I will fill the cap however the f**k I please.
Mr. Son of a b***h, let's play some hockey.
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Sex Panther cologne -- 50 percent of the time, it works every time.
The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago. The second best time is now.
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:52 PM
Well no Kovy, but.....WE HAVE BACK!
About the only thing to go right this week
I feel like Busta Rhymes, sorry. I am her keeper. CLICK CLICK BOOM
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Posted 09 July 2010 - 11:58 PM
Maybe this is not my place, but this has jealousy written all over it.
I cannot believe the arrogance you post, it's as if you have some kind of academic qualification that trumps all others.
You are condecendeing, fractious, and intolerant, not to mention arrogant, smug, and, self important.
The sooner YOU realise that there are people who are far more intelligent than you ( critical thinking shackles you) or are far more educated than you, the better YOU will be.
I will never put you on ignore (because I'm not a coward) I'll just laugh at your inapposite posts.
Stole my thunder.
Ughh. Pando was pretty loyal too, guess we should have forgotten about Kovalchuk and kept him around.
Tell you what, you can give the big bucks to loyal guys, and I'll give it to talented guys.
Edited by ben00rs, 10 July 2010 - 12:00 AM.
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Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:00 AM
Have a great weekend everyone, I've got another ice skating lesson at the Flyers SkateZone next week LOL
Once again: the first pic of Kovy on ice after the trade
What time is it? LOL
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Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:00 AM
I'd say monday at 9pm. Press conference to take place near Atlanta.
What time is the Kovy ESPN special when he will announce that there's nothing to announce yet?
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Martin Brodeur gets win #500 11-17-07
Martin Brodeur gets win #552 3-17-09. I was there.
Doc Emrik's "they're josling in the corner", Elias' team record 365th assist, and Devils' 12th Dec 2008 8-5 win over the Rags. Clarkson's "Gordie Howe hat-trick" against the panthers on 2-28-09. The "A" Line. Marty's 100th career shutout. Zubrus's game winner over the Rags (09/22/09).
Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:02 AM
Hmm, after a little research it appears Chachorro is correct. Julia Paes is her real name.
this thread.
Sorry to say you messed up. Julias Paes is not the "Ninja do Funk" the ninja real name is "Amanda Mendes" . Since we talking about XXX, theres quite a few porn with the Ex-Wife of Foptballer Ronaldo ( The fatty Ronaldo). Her name is "Vivi Brunieri"
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Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:02 AM
Our best bet is to find out where Kovy rented Cabanas.
I'd say monday at 9pm. Press conference to take place near Atlanta.
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"I am not an AH like you, he board is discussed with you/, good ;luck, AH" -BostonNala370
Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:16 AM
Kovy will be a King tommorow morning...
Atleast this will end.
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Thanks for the sig UnderdogX
"He loves the game, he has God-given talent and we're just glad he's in our pipes," - Lou Lamoriello vs Flyers on 4/1/06
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Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:22 AM
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Thanks for the sig UnderdogX
"He loves the game, he has God-given talent and we're just glad he's in our pipes," - Lou Lamoriello vs Flyers on 4/1/06
Official NJDevs.com Keeper Of Brodeur's Coach Jacques Caron
Official NJDevs.com Keeper Of Special Assignment Coach Pat Burns
Starting a Game Thread Record ~ 4-1-0-1
Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:31 AM
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"I'm not drinking anymore of Lou's Kool-Aid. I'm fed up with it." - Mike Jefferson/Danton
Posted 10 July 2010 - 12:36 AM
No Cup in those calculations??
I see four variables, and it's just a question of what ranks first and second.
1. $$
2. $$
This is true, ain't no way even Assman squashes the good PR the NHL got this Olympics by not allowing the NHL into the next one.
The whole Sochi thing is just going to be used as a bargaining chip by Bettman in the new CBA talks; all the Russians will get to play, as will the Americans and Canadians and Ethiopians and Martians. And the Flying Asians, those crazy flying Asians......
nice. This guy is my early pick for next seasons Hobie Baker!
oh and fire & ice is down, further proof Kovalwatch is just a Russian attack on the USA.
first the spies, now websites randomly crashing, someone find out if Mathew Broderick is trying to play Global Thermal Nuclear War!
Are those pucks... or snack cakes?
Carmen st. SanDiego is just a few miles from SD Bay off RT 94
If it's the NHL holding things up... SOMEONE has to know about it and would have said something. With all the inside information that the TSN guys and others get... someone has to know. And it's like where in the world is Carmen SanDiego as to where Grossman and Kovy are.
Did you post this from a time machine? How far ahead did you go???
I have a feeling this happens today. Book it.
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Seriously -- we women can commiserate with how freaky we can be -- but you HAVE to take an objective look at men sometimes -- just as wacked - but with a shorter, incorrect memory so you make stuff up and then get all mad when women can repeat sh!t verbatim and you know they're right but"WHO GIVES A sh!t YOU PSYCHO BITCH?!?!?!?"
She's got a real purdy mouth, ain't she?
Here is the pretty little lady who is holding everything up
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Saturday night's (December 8th) Rolling Stones concert at Brooklyn, New York's Barclays Center will once again feature a few special guests. Ultimate Classic Rock reported that Mary J. Blige will be making her second appearance at a Stones 50th anniversary gig, no doubt revisiting her duet with Mick Jagger last month in London on the band's 1969 post-apocolypse classic "Gimme Shelter." Also joining the Stones will be up-and-coming blues favaorite Gary Clark, Jr., presumably for the spot filled at the London shows by Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton, respectively.
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Jagger also talked about his pre-concert preparations: "You have to work very hard to make any kind of concert. And when I said that quote, it's quite true. The first one of the tour, or even if it's the 35th there's no resting on your laurels, you know. You just go out there and you do your best and you prepare as well as you can. A lot of it's to do with the prep. You go prepared and you play to your strengths and you try to ignore your weaknesses (laughs)."
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Phoronix: Plymouth Running On Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
A few days back we shared Plymouth is coming to Ubuntu 10.04 after this wonderful Red Hat creation was proposed to replace USplash last year, set to be integrated for Ubuntu 9.10, and then later dropped on the basis of improving Ubuntu's boot-time instead. The Plymouth graphical boot splash program that leverages kernel mode-setting is here for good with Ubuntu 10.04, but right at the moment in the daily builds of Lucid is not on there by default. For those looking to play with Plymouth on Ubuntu right away, it's as easy as sudo apt-get install plymouth when running on the Ubuntu 10.04 development branch...
For those interested: there's an initial patch to make KDM work with Plymouth.
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Rant: can't you Phoronix guys for a change stop using Flash as the only one video source? As you know (do you?) Firefox natively uses suitable video/audio formats and there are many, many free plugins available for non-Firefox users... Especially on 64-bit platforms... (We're not all running Ubuntu, you know :-] and, well, proprietary OS captives do probably not mind using proprietary players...) Use more than one alternative since HTML EMBED and OBJECT allow nesting players.
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While DOCSIS 3.0, the transition to IP networks and multi-platform content delivery capture the imagination, it is the members of the cable workforce who make a difference to the industry and its customers.
Capital Currents - Digital Television 3.0July 2, 2012 8:39 pm | by Jeffrey Krauss, president of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | Comments
The television service we have might be called Digital Television 1.0, but the ATSC is in the final stage of designing the features of Digital Television 2.0. What about 3.0?
Upfront - July 2012July 2, 2012 8:22 pm | by CED Magazine | Comments
Europe's big cable show, Anga, saw 440 exhibitors, 16,000 trade visitors and 1,600 congress delegates, and the show increased its foreign visitors from 43 percent last year to 50 percent this year.


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