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Human Rights Investigator, Attorney John Sifton: Torture Investigation Should Focus on Estimated 100 Prisoner DeathsWe get reaction to the Senate hearing on torture from private investigator and attorney John Sifton, executive director of One World Research, which carries out research for law firms and human rights groups. Sifton has conducted extensive investigations into the CIA interrogation and detention program. He says any investigation of Bush administration torture and rendition should include an estimated 100 homicides of prisoners in US custody....May 14, 2009 | Story
"Engaging the Muslim World"–Middle East Analyst Juan Cole on US Policy in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel and BeyondJuan Cole, a longtime analyst of US-Mideast affairs and a professor of history at the University of Michigan, takes an in-depth look at US foreign policy under the Obama administration, from the plan for withdrawal from Iraq, to the escalation of the war in Afghanistan, the continued US drone attacks inside Pakistan, US policy toward Israel and the Occupied Territories and much more. Cole joins us on the first day of the publication of his new...March 17, 2009 | Story
Martin Khor on the Global Economic Meltdown: "We Could Have One Billion More People in the Developing World Plunging into New Poverty Because of this Crisis"President Obama is scheduled to sign the $787 billion economic stimulus plan into law at a ceremony in Denver today. Tomorrow in Phoenix, Obama is expected to tackle the home mortgage crisis and roll out a plan to stem the huge rise in foreclosures. While there has been much discussion in the media on the state of the US economy, what about the rest of the world? From Greece to Guadeloupe, from Italy to Indonesia, from Chile to China, from...February 17, 2009 | Story
- When President Obama signed executive orders to end torture and shut down Guantanamo, did he leave open the controversial rendition policy of kidnapping foreigners abroad? We host a debate between human rights attorneys Michael Ratner and Scott Horton. [includes rush transcript]February 05, 2009 | Story
- President Obama has dispatched George Mitchell on his first trip as Middle East envoy. Mitchell is set to begin in Egypt today, followed by Israel, the occupied West Bank, Jordan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia. My next guest has just returned from the Gaza Strip, where she witnessed the Israeli attack. Kathy Kelly is the executive director of Voices for Creative Nonviolence. [includes rush transcript]January 27, 2009 | Story
- On the diplomatic front, the Security Council is meeting again today to discuss the crisis, after Sunday's emergency session did not produce a ceasefire resolution. On Saturday, the United States blocked a UN Security Council statement calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. Egypt, meanwhile, is hosting meetings for a European-backed ceasefire today. [includes rush transcript]January 05, 2009 | Story
- A new report by the Committee to Protect Journalists says more internet journalists are jailed today than journalists in any other medium. We speak with journalist Antony Loewenstein, author of The Blogging Revolution. He traveled to Iran, Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Cuba and China in 2007 to look at bloggers around the world who live and write under repressive regimes. [includes rush transcript]December 05, 2008 | Story
- Muslim gay filmmaker Parvez Sharma spent five-and-a-half years documenting the lives of gay and lesbian Muslims in twelve countries. His subjects include a gay imam in South Africa, an Egyptian who fled to France after his imprisonment and torture, and a lesbian couple in Turkey. [includes rush transcript]May 20, 2008 | Story
- In Egypt, twenty-five members of the opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, were sentenced to jail by a military court on Tuesday. Among those sentenced was the group's second most senior member. In the weeks ahead of Egypt's municipal vote earlier this month, hundreds of members of the group were arrested. The verdicts come on the heels of food riots in Egypt in response to skyrocketing prices for food staples such as bread,...April 16, 2008 | Story
- Thousands of Palestinians are pouring into Egypt from Gaza for a second consecutive day after militants destroyed most of a border wall in the town of Rafah on Wednesday. Gazans are rushing across the border to stock up on food, fuel, medicines and other basic supplies, which have become scarce or unaffordable after months of economic isolation. We go to Gaza to speak with Palestinian journalist Mohammed Omer and to to Tel Aviv to speak with...January 24, 2008 | Story
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That's it, folks. Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is finally done with its odd episodic format, delivering small chunks every week for the past month or so. The final package is out in all of its glory, including the disc version that should be hitting stores this week.
It's been quite an amazing ride, due in part to the best take on the Mercenaries and Raid Mode formula yet, and a nice callback to some of my favorite games in the series.view full story + comments
[Disclosure: Anthony Burch, who consulted on the story for Tales from the Borderlands, was previously employed at Destructoid. As always, no relationships, personal or professional, were factored into the review.]
Tales from the Borderlands: Zer0 Sum released nearly four months ago, and it was fantastic. As an introduction to the intertwined stories of Rhys and Fiona, it did everything it needed to do. It laid out the groundwork for the main narrative arc, it kept me engaged and laughing throughout, and it ended on a note that left me anxious to continue the story as soon as possible.
And then the waiting happened. Months passed with little word on the second episode. Could it live up to the anticipation after all this time?
It turns out that it does. Though perhaps not quite as excellent as the first episode, this one turned out great in its own right, and now I'll be eagerly awaiting the next installment. I just hope it isn't another four months away.view full story + comments
Following a year characterized by increased public awareness of rampant police violence against citizens and the militarization of local law enforcement, a gun fetishist's game riding a "cops versus criminals" tagline feels slimy.
Not unexpectedly, Hardline doesn't want to interact with that discussion. Before you can even press a button, every time you load the game, you're met with loud, fast cuts of the EA and Visceral logos, then an explosion.view full story + comments
Any way you slice it, Fruit Ninja is one of the most popular mobile games of all time. It's built around such an unassuming foundation that it lends itself perfectly to those lulls in life when you don't really want to think about anything. Hell, as fast as the fruit flies, there isn't time for thinking, just reacting. It's certainly easy to understand and appreciate the appeal.
Shortly following the advent of the Kinect, Halfbrick released a version of Fruit Ninja that made use of the Xbox 360's motion control peripheral. While it was generally well-received, it was still a curious decision that seemingly flew in the face of everything the title stood for. After all, this was a game that lent itself to short bursts during downtime; now that you have to lug a coffee table across the living room to get started, well, it's just a different experience.
Unsurprisingly, Fruit Ninja Kinect 2 hasn't changed much from its 2011 Xbox 360 adaptation. Sure, there are new bells and whistles, and it's definitely an improvement. But, the core game is still the same, and again, just like nearly four years ago, it's the limitations of the hardware that hold everything back.view full story + comments
Destructoid turned nine today! Can you believe it? This lovely place full of incredible people has been doing its thing for nearly a decade, and it's not slowing down anytime soon. We can keep this wonderful, crazy community alive and thriving for years to come!
Destructoid has had nine great years of entertaining features, heartwarming stories, creative videos, zany podcasts, impressive community blogs, amusing forum threads, and all kinds of awesome stuff. Some of our favorite staff and community members have come and gone, but the spirit remains the same. We're still the weird, fun-loving community we've always been.
This year, we're celebrating by taking a look back at some of Destructoid's best moments. Here are some of the staff's favorite Dtoid memories:view full story + comments
I haven't enjoyed the past few console editions of Mario Party. I felt like 8 was rushed to the Wii as an excuse to show off the technology, and it ended up being a generic waggle-fest that was a stark drop in quality compared to 7.
I never could have predicted that 9 would be even worse, introducing the new vehicular-based progression system (also known as "the car"), which tied every player to each other and forced them to ride along together on maps.
Mario Party 10 on the Wii U keeps that same format sadly, but improves upon a few other aspects of the experience. It's just not enough to return the franchise to its former glory.view full story + comments
For years now, some people have been saying that Final Fantasy is dead. While XIII was considered a misstep by some, XIII-2 was a marked improvement and Lighting Returns was one of my favorite games of last year.
Oh, and there's the impressive showing for Final Fantasy XV, the constantly improving Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, which is one of the best MMOs ever made, a fantastic rhythm-based sub-franchise, and a handful of interesting side projects. Now we have Type-0 HD.
Final Fantasy is far from dead, folks.view full story + comments
I absolutely adored Titanfall, but going by the comments and blogs I've read over the past year, it seems like I'm the only person on Earth who did. Every article, news post, or blog written about the game invariably becomes a celebratory dance on its grave in the comments. While a lot of the ire is chalked up to hype backlash, a schadenfreude-rich reaction against all the positive preview coverage the game received pre-launch, I think it's safe to say the problems go deeper. Snarky comments are one thing, but it's hard to explain the empty servers, tepid response to updates, and lack of longevity without acknowledging that something about the game just didn't work.
Clearly Respawn messed up. Despite seeming like they had all the right elements to be the next big thing, Titanfall's mix of stompy robots and parkour commandos failed to light the world on fire. With the recent official announcement of the sequel, I've been wondering what they can do to win players back. Certainly going multi-platform is already a step in the right direction, but they'll have to make some big changes if they want to earn a real audience.
As a fan of the original, I have my own wishlist of features I would love to see in the sequel that just might help them put some more players in the cockpit of a Titan.view full story + comments
Totally, definitely, and for realz this time -- Grand Theft Auto V will finally grace PC gamers on April 14. Given the frequent delays and push back (now coming up two years after the game was released on the 360 and PS3) -- it's no wonder hype has died down a bit for the game.
For those with strong resolve to play the damn game in 4K glory details, GMG has included GTA V along with next week's Battlefield: Hardline in its VIP sale. Discount is for 22% and 17% off, respectively.
Cities: Skylines continues to sell well on all digital retailers we track (surprise, well-reviewed and well-developed game makes money?). The city builder game is also available in the same GMG VIP section.
Last on the worthwhile checkout list includes two franchise pack deals, with everything Deus Ex and Legacy of Kain on sale for only $6.43 and $3.90. If you don't see any interesting deals below, circle back in a day or two as we usually revisit sales through the weekend.view full story + comments
Dragon Ball Z games have been quite the rollercoaster over the past couple decades. The Budokai series often stands out among fans as some of the best entries into the crowded scene, thanks to its developer Dimps. Well, Dimps is back with Dragon Ball Xenoverse, so naturally fans are excited.
A Dragon Ball fighting game developed by Dimps, what could go wrong?view full story + comments
Nintendo is famous for frustrating some of their diehard fans. The irony is, those fans are only frustrated because Nintendo is doing a lot of things right. It may not let us buy a lot of their products, and it often takes its time with releasing the games we want, but the fact that we want those products and games in the first place speaks to Nintendo's skill at maintaining its relevance.
More than anything though, it's Nintendo's poker face that seems to bother people the most. It sometimes seems unaware of what fans want, but is that just an act, or is it just unwilling to tip its hand when pressed to tell us what it's up to?
Having spent the entirety of PAX East in the midst of an identity crisis, Samus finally broke down and demanded that Nintendo show some emotion. Does it love her anymore? Is it ever going to give her a starring role again? These are not easy questions to answer. The man fielding those questions on Nintendo's behalf was none other than Kit Ellis, co-host of The Nintendo Minute and Metroid superfan. While it's tough to top the signing of a Purple Pikmin, I think Kit did an equally excellent job in managing this bizarre encounter. Thanks again, Kit.
Without meaning to, Maddy "Samus" Myers and I ended up turning this What Samus Wants PAX East 2015 coverage into a full on spin-off of Samus and Sagat, complete with a three-act narrative. If you watch it from the beginning to end, the story is sort of reminiscent of Zoolander. That's pretty cool I guess.view full story + comments
PAX East ended several days ago, but its memory lingers on -- as does the sickness it bestowed on a handful of us poor Destructoid staffers. Much like how Jesus died for our sins, we risked our health for you, dear readers. So why not go ahead and read about some of our favorite things we saw at that plague-ridden show. Go on, now. Also, send us some drugs. We're dying here.
Here are our 10 favorite games, unranked. Make sure to check the full impressions for the games that interest you. Just click on their titles below!view full story + comments
At first glance, the potential for LA Cops to be an interesting title is great. A top-down shooter in the style of a retro cop squad drama, its main appeal lies in the combination of real-time action with teamwork management, one player using two characters to systematically take down a criminal enterprise.
It's just too bad that one of those cops always has to be Barney Fife.view full story + comments
I have some good memories of playing single player FreQuency years ago. However, the only memories I have of the multiplayer mode are of me playing against my friends in high school and crushing them, then going off to college and playing against a guy in my dorm and being crushed. Neither situation was particularly fun.
With Harmonix's new Kickstarter-funded Amplitude, the multiplayer is getting a nice upgrade. Instead of FreQuency's simple head-to-head score attack, it uses something closer to the system found in Amplitude (2003). From that starting point, the player count has increased from two to four, and a handful of other tweaks have been implemented, turning it into a party game I can imagine a group switching to after arms and voices are shot from playing too much Rock Band.view full story + comments
Last night Destructoid attended the videogame BAFTAs in order to do some hard-hitting journalism. Speaking to Ashley Johnson following her BAFTA win for Best Performance for voicing Ellie in The Last of Us and its story DLC Left Behind, we asked all the big questions.
While a possible sequel to The Last of Us with an older Ellie and her feelings on winning a BAFTA for best performance were both discussed, let's start off with the question on everyone's minds. Whose is Ashley Johnson's favorite butt in video games?
My favorite butt? It's tough, I'm thinking about it. I'm going to go with Fetch from First Light. She's also my friend, it's Laura Bailey, she has a really good butt. It's just perfectly round and beautiful and I usually just give it a grab if I can.
With that out the way, we got to obviously far less important questions touching on Ashley's career, award wins and upcoming projects. You know, silly stuff to lighten the mood following our hard-hitting butts questions.view full story + comments
Real-time strategy titles often feel large-scale by design. There are a whole bunch of units on the battlefield, and the player's tasked with directing them all simultaneously. Even if there aren't that many actual parts in the faction, controlling an entire army is powerful by nature.
Ashes of the Singularity laughs in the face of that model. The upcoming RTS from Oxide Games operates under an ambitious mindset: If you're billing these combat scenarios as epic, let's actually make them epic. Sheer quantity is Ashes' greatest strength, and it's certainly nothing to laugh at.
This is all possible because of Nitrous, an engine that Oxide put years into building from the ground up. It was created with the real-time strategy genre in mind, specifically to forge battlegrounds where there are more than 10,000 units on-screen all performing individual and unique actions.
Let's slow this down and dwell on that for a second: More than 10,000 units on-screen.view full story + comments

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Now that it's wrangled the budget of Jerry Bruckheimer's "The Lone Ranger," Disney has dated the Johnny Depp starrer for May 31, 2013 — a lead berth in which the pic will kick off that summer for the Mouse.Delays in production forced Disney to move the Gore Verbinski-helmed release, which had originally been skedded for Dec. 21, 2012. As a result, Marvel's "Thor 2," is shifting to the fall and will now bow Nov. 15, 2013. Disney has also found a home on its sked for the "Phineas and Ferb" movie: July 26, 2013, a prime summer spot for the pic, based on the popular animated Disney Channel series.
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I didn't mind the graphics of the world (which looked very good in most places), but I didn't care for some of the character designs.
I didn't identify well with the main character. He was too young, he didn't handle a sword well, and his head was too spherical. I just couldn't picture him as a hero. I'm accustomed to imagining Link as early-teenage, not as a third grader.
The game world was too sparse. Even with warping, it took too long to get anywhere. The levels were good but there weren't very many of them.
I wouldn't say it was a bad game, just not quite as good as it could have been. I'm looking forward to the new Zelda, hoping it's as good as Ocarina of Time.
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Energy from B12 / depression
Upon my friend's suggestion, I went and purchased "Ultimate b12 sublingual" tablets. They give you an energy boost that rivals serious caffeine highs without the jitters or the crash afterwards. I suffer from depression and this has given me the energy I need just to get out of bed some days! I bought mine at Hi-Health but I am thinking any place like that would carry it.
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I hope this helps a lot of people, I have suffered from lack of energy due to hypothyroidism and depression for years and always feel sluggish and tired, this has helped tremendously.
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Good to hear others are having luck with B12 too!
A B12 deficiency is a very real problem for a lot of people. The blood test for it is fairly expensive, so a lot of doctors just suggest taking it (or getting the injections.) If it helps, then it probably was a B12 deficiency.
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New education minister will have to hit the books
Joint Arab List launches march on Jerusalem
Meet the New MK: Yinon Magal
Dov Lipman calls on Netanyahu not to undo work of last government on religion and state
Health Ministry: Watch those eggs
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Yad Sarah prints large-font Haggada
Science, Technology and Space Ministry names Arab chemical engineer its deputy chief scientist
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
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Noble Energy walks away from Ruth C exploration license
Cyber Chief: 8% of ministry budgets should go to cyber security
Texas artists exhibit in Israel
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Similar starting lineup expected for Israel
Ga'ash teams up with Cigar for 9-hole event
IDF passes reform to W. Bank laws dealing with Palestinians
March planned in east Jerusalem to protest eviction of 2 Arab families
Serry: Time to replace 242 with new 'peace architecture'
Dalya Lemkus' terrorist murderer sentenced to 2 life prison terms
Terror attack thwarted after bomb found near Hebron's Cave of the Patriarchs
Amnesty International charges Palestinians with war crimes during Gaza conflict
French company quits Jerusalem cable car project
German party's petition to recognize Palestinian state 'won't pass'
Spain close to granting citizenship to relatives of Jews expelled in 1492
Movie mogul Harvey Weinstein urges Jews to kick anti-Semites 'in the ass'
Reporter's Notebook: In Mariupol, a war only minutes away
Lauder criticizes US efforts against 'new anti-Semitism' in Europe
Turkey unveils Great Synagogue as Jewish population fades
Saudi Arabian military action in Yemen kept quiet from US until last minute
Analysis: Sunni-Shi'ite wars going global
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Regional war in Yemen challenges Iran talks
Turkey's Erdogan says can't tolerate Iran bidding to dominate Middle East
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"The ongoing leadership struggle in the Shas party will likely conclude by the end of the week, with party sources stating that the return of former leader Arye Deri to the party is now probable. Some also expressed optimism that an accord between current party chairman Eli Yishai and former leader Arye Deri is possible."If I were to guess an outcome it would be for unity," a Shas source close to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef's family circle told The Jerusalem Post."Arye will return to the party but Eli's position and standing will not be significantly harmed."A Shas party official close to Yishai hinted that this was a likely outcome. The source close to Rabbi Ovadia Yosef said that the fine details of the possible deal still need to be agreed on, and that several variations of power sharing are on the table. It is possible that Yishai will be guaranteed the most senior ministerial position should Shas be part of the next governing coalition, while Deri will become party chairman once again.The source said that those closest to Yosef were most concerned with bringing about unity within the party as the current battle is harming the movement.Separately, tensions within the non-hassidic "Lithuanian" haredi world mounted on Monday, following a decision within the Degel Hatorah political faction not to include on its party list of Knesset candidates a politician associated with a rival to the current spiritual leader of the Lithuanian world, Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman.According to reports in the haredi media, Menahem Carmel, who was placed third on Degel Hatorah's list in 2009, will not be included at all in the coming election.Degel Hatorah is the nonhassidic faction of the Ashkenazi haredi party United Torah Judaism.A source within Degel Hatorah would not confirm the report, saying only that the issue was "irrelevant," since in any case Carmel could only be placed seventh on the UTJ list, with most polls showing the party picking up just five Knesset seats.Carmel is a supporter of Rabbi Shmuel Auerbach, who fought and lost a succession battle for leadership of the haredi world with Shteinman following the death of previous leader Rabbi Yosef Shalom Elyashiv earlier this year.Carmel's refusal to fall in line with Shteinman's camp is believed to be the main reason why he has now been removed from Degel HaTorah's list.On Monday, sources within Auerbach's camp said that they are now seriously considering forming a new political party to run in the general election.A Degel Hatorah official claimed that the pronouncements are simply threats designed to scare the faction into admitting Carmel.However, MK Yisrael Eichler, a member of United Torah Judaism's hassidic faction Agudat Yisrael, said on Sunday that a new haredi party could cost UTJ a Knesset seat in the election even if it does not itself pass the electoral threshold of three mandates.
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By Ian Dipple 01/03 Updated: 01/03 16:48
RESIDENTS in part of Redditch are being handed £1million to spend on improving the area where they live.
Church Hill has been given the money from the Big Lottery Fund as part of a pioneering scheme aimed at giving residents more control over tackling problems in their community.
The money will be available over a ten year period and can be spent in a variety of ways such as on providing more activities for young or older people, environmental projects or schemes to tackle youth unemployment.
A local decision-making panel will be set-up, which residents will be asked to join, to help decide where the cash should go.
Several areas of Redditch were put forward to receive the money but it was felt Church Hill was an area which had been overlooked for funding in the past.
John Taylor, head of the Big Lottery Fund in the West Midlands, said they hoped the money would act as a catalyst to attract investment from other organisations and the private sector to benefit the area further.
"When we went out on the street and talked to residents there was a feeling other areas were moving forward and they were stuck with the new town build of the 1960s, their retail centre wasn't as good as it could be and opportunities for young people and older people weren't there," he said.
"The whole point of this is it will be residents that set their priorities and decide where the money should be spent, not me or my committee in London or Birmingham."
Borough council leader Carole Gandy said the money would add to the investment they were already making in revamping Church Hill Centre.
"This will make a huge amount of difference. It is a significant sum of money and whatever we do it is a chance to do something there that will leave a lasting impact."
Coun Bill Hartnett, who represents Church Hill on the borough council, added: "Whether it is spent on youth unemployment initiatives to get young people back into work or teach them a trade, physical buildings or supporting groups and community schemes, it will be very exciting to see what comes forward and I am sure this money will enhance and change for the better, the lives of residents in Church Hill."
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London, Feb 25 (ANI): Hundreds of climbers have said that they are in limbo as they wait for the Nepalese government's decision on whether they will be allowed to scale the Mount Everest again in 2015.
London, Feb 18 (ANI): The climbing route to Mount Everest used by mountaineers will be changed due to fears of an increased avalanche risk.
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New Delhi, Dec.12 (ANI): The Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, today launched "Born Again on the Mountain", a book by Arunima Sinha, the first female amputee and first Indian amputee to climb Mount Everest.
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New Delhi, Oct. 20 (ANI): Five-year-old Harshit Saumitra on Friday became the youngest person to reach the base camp of Mount Everest, covering the 62-kilometre-long-trek in ten days.
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Washington, Aug 27 (ANI): A new Mount Everest expedition has helped researchers find the effect of altitude on blood pressure for the first time.
Washington, Aug 6 (ANI): The world's highest railway track now reaches even closer to Mount Everest, as China stretches the track connecting Tibetan cities of Lhasa and Shigatse.
New Delhi, June 7 (ANI): Malavath Poorna 13, and Anand Kumar 17, the two young mountaineers who made the country proud by scaling world's highest summit, Mount Everest said that meeting Prime Minister Narendra was like a dream come true.
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Melbourne, May 25 (ANI): A Chinese woman's climb to Mount Everest has been marred with controversy, as she took a helicopter part of the way.
Washington, Apr 24 (ANI): Scientists have claimed that climbing Mount Everest is becoming less predictable and possibly more dangerous, as climate change brings warmer temperatures that may eat through the ice and snow on the highest peak in the world.
Washington, Apr 23 (ANI): After canceling its Everest Jump Live, Discovery Channel will turn the footage it has gathered thus far into a documentary exploring the dangers of Mount Everest following a deadly avalanche that claimed 13 lives.
New York, Apr. 21 (ANI): In wake of a disastrous avalanche that killed 13 people at Mount Everest, the Discovery Channel has reportedly announced that it is cancelling its "Everest Jump Live" special.
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Washington, Apr 12 (ANI): Discovery channel will air a guy jump from the top of Mount Everest live next month.
Nepal plans to ease congestion on Mount Everest Mar 24, 3:29 pm
Sydney, Mar. 24 (ANI): Nepal's Tourism Ministry has reportedly decided to ease traffic near the 8,850-metre summit of Mount Everest, which gets choked with scores of climbers during May.
London, March 4 (ANI): Nepal government has ordered mountaineers climbing Mount Everest to bring back at least 8kg each of litter on their way back.
Bumblebee could fly over Mount Everest, say scientists Feb 5, 10:57 am
London, Dec. 5 (ANI): Researchers have found that a species of Chinese bumblebee, Bombus impetuosus, can fly even when the air pressure falls to a level equivalent to an altitude of 9,000 metres - enough to fly over the 8,848-metre-high peak of Mount Everest.
Ladakhi mongrel becomes first dog to scale Mount Everest Nov 13, 12:51 pm
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Washington, Oct. 29 (ANI): A Frenchman with multiple sclerosis has become the first disabled person to skydive over Mount Everest.
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SCO's New Romantics, Queens Hall, Review
The orchestra string section featured prominently in this diverse programme conducted by the energetic, flamboyant guest conductor Joseph Swensen.
The Man Who Wants Most Unpopular Job in Edinburgh
The City of Edinburgh Council's recruitment committee has recommended Vic Emery as its preferred candidate for the position of combined chair for the boards of its wholly owned companies Transport
"Sawney Bean: Cave of the Cannibals"
One of the most notorious characters in Scottish history will be setting up residence at Edinburgh Dungeon this February 12th as Edinburgh's scariest attraction launches its new 2011 feature,
Burns: Rough Cut, Brunton Theatre
A dramatisation of poet Robert Burns' visit to Edinburgh shows the poet in a new light: but he comes off cynical and charmless.
Ditto, Traverse Theatre, Review
Ditto is a musical performance that offers a child-like exploration of some rather deep philosophical questions surrounding the nature of sound.
Burns Day Message 2011
It's Burns night. Few people have championed Scotland's Bard with quite the same passion as First Minister Alex Salmond.
ECA and University Merger Approved
The proposed merger between the University of Edinburgh and Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) has been approved by the Scottish Government and will be backed by £13.8 million of new investment from the Scottish Funding Council.
The Beckett Trilogy, Traverse, Review
If I take a moment to glance over my shoulder and follow my experiences with theatre literature down memory lane, there are two very clear milestones.
Audience Award Sponsor Pulling Out of Edinburgh Film Festival
The Edinburgh Film Festival is truly getting a big shake-up whether it likes it or not. We knew funding would be an issue this year following the loss of a £1.9 million three-year grant from the UK Film Council.
Video: A Tour of the New Burns Museum
If you can't make it Alloway in Ayrshire to see the new Burns Museum (entrance is free today) you can at least get a sense of the "man o' parts" in this tour of the museum by Director, Nat Edwards.
Action Urged on Edinburgh's 10,000 "Empties"
Is it in spite of, or is because Edinburgh has the most expensive property in Scotland, with high demand for homes and accommodation, that over 10,000 private houses remain empty and unused for most of the year?
Liz Lochhead is Scotland's New Makar
Poet and playwright Liz Lochhead is Scotland's new Makar. First Minister Alex Salmond made the announcement with former First Ministers Lord McConnell and Henry McLeish at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh today.
Robert Burns' Complete Works Released On I-Phone App
Anyone giving the Address to the Haggis on Burns Night next week might well be reaching into their sporran for their iPhone after the recent release of a new app with the complete works of poet Robert Burns.
A View from the Bridge, Royal Lyceum, Review
Set on the urban waterfront " in the shadow of the Bridge that faces New York", Arthur Miller's 1950s powerful family drama, focuses on the boundaries between the individual and society, love and relationships, law and justice. In the role of narrator, a modern day Greek chorus, is Alfieri, an Italian-American lawyer who relates the story of a proud man's tragic fall from grace, with astute, sensitive observation.
Trams Mediation To Complete "By Mid-March"
Today the BSC consortium and Edinburgh Trams have issued a statement after reports that Tie was stalling mediation efforts so that the process would be delayed until after the Scottish Parliamentry Election in May.
Cinderella, Festival Theatre, Review
This is a revival of Scottish Ballet's sparkling production, (premiered in 2005) which spruces up the nursery story with a flamboyant, fashionable makeover by artistic director Ashley Page and designer Antony McDonald.
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Panel 3 refers to one of the bonus strips found in the first and as-yet-only Multiplex eBook (page 3, specifically), although Jason has undoubtedly said it many other times. Hopefully the second eBook will actually get done sometime this year, and then the next ones (followed by the print collection) won't be too far behind.
As for Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (a.k.a. Transformers 2), I haven't seen it yet. And, with as dull as I felt the first one was,* I would happily not see this one, either, except that I have to, for The Triple Feature. sigh
* Brainless and loud I can handle if the action is good, but I don't even think Michael Bay could direct a good action scene to save his life — and yet so, so many of you seem to disagree.
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Sunday, March 1, 2015
I was never a huge Star Trek fan, exactly. I love some of the early episodes, and I think Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is one of the greatest
science fiction movies of all time. I enjoyed Star Trek III and IV, too, for what they were. I read a bunch of the DC Comics Star Trek stuff at that time, because my brother bought them. And I watched a bit of the Next Generation and then fell off the wagon. Kirk and Spock were my Star Trek, and the Star Trek 2–4 "era" was its peak for me, warts and all, because that's the "era" that really hooked me. And really, for me, it was all about Wrath of Khan.
In addition to playing Mr. Spock, of course, Leonard Nimoy did a lot of other things. He was on Mission: Impossible. He directed a few movies (Three Men and a Baby!). He was a photographer. He was the voice of Civilization IV. But one thing I really loved of his was Standby: Lights, Camera, Action, on Nickelodeon from 1982–1987, which provided a behind the scenes look at movies like Star Trek III, Return of the Jedi, 2010, and more. Nimoy hosted and occasionally interviewed guests like George Lucas. As a budding film nerd in the pre-Internet Dark Ages, behind the scenes specials like Standby: Lights, Camera, Action were hard to come by. I ate that show up.
Anyway, as you're undoubtedly aware by now, Leonard Nimoy passed away on the 27th. As cartoonists do when they're sad about these kinds of things, I drew a picture:
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Can anyone tell me what moth or butterfly these would have turned into? I have found 3 clusters of these on blueberry bushes. I don't see them until they have eaten all the leaves off of a branch.
Somewhere in this house I have a book on US Insect Pests and that caterpillar is on the cover. I can't find the book but I do remember not being impressed with the moth it made. I see them every year. By the time they are this big they are almost done growing and soon will climb down and pupate.
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Za make-up line
Anyone ever try that Japanese make-up line Za put out by Shiseido? I recently got their two way foundation and I really like it. Apparently you can use it with a wet or dry sponge, but I've only used it dry so far and the coverage seems pretty decent. I picked up this powder/foundation at Longs. Their clean and bright display attracted my attention to it.
Yeah, I like the ease of this type of product. I used to use the Shiseido one (similar turquoise colored compact), but it was hard because it only came in five different shades. Being that I live in Hawaii, a lot of the time I don't match any of the colors between all of my color changing due to the sun. Good luck!
I just thought that I'd bring this make-up line back to the top of the list and see again if anyone uses this line or not.
Once again I am in the market of looking for another good make-up line and am wondering if anyone else out there uses any of Za's products.
In the meantime, I was diagnosed with rosacea, so I'm having the hardest time finding a sunscreen and make-up line that will work best for me. =(
Found out that in the U.S.A. they are closing their Za distrubtion/market in America it will only be in other countries.
I live in Honolulu, Hawaii and have loved the Za make-up line for several years now, because of its shade that matches my skin naturally & has a sunscreen to it. I use #22 or #23 (when I get tanned)
Shiseido of Hawaii already pulled it off all its Za Products in all the stores in Hawaii. I have already talked/called to person in charge of Za products distribution at Shiseido of Hawaii. Her suggestion that to use Shiseido products they're basically the same thing even more choices.
Anyways, I'll give it a try again. I have used it once before but I looked too fake maybe it was the wrong shade they gave me so this time I'll look more into it I mean more returns exchanges until I find the true number shade but it will be worth it.


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Posted: 04/01/2015 - Now, you can play a classic arcade video game on the real roadways of the world!
Posted: 04/01/2015 - Now, you can play a classic arcade video game on the real roadways of the world!
Posted: 04/01/2015 - Mexico's state-owned oil company says a fire at an oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico has killed four workers.
Posted: 04/01/2015 - U.S. Representative Martha Roby (R-AL) on Wednesday met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss Iran's nuclear agenda and terrorism threats in the surrounding region.
Posted: 04/01/2015 - Iraq's defense minister says security forces have achieved a "magnificent victory" over the Islamic State group in Tikrit.
Posted: 03/31/2015 - Sony launches a new music service with Spotify. Sony's PlayStation music goes live in 41 countries today, with partner Spotify.
Updated: 03/30/2015 - While some people might have expected to see more development in the Wiregrass region one year later, it's worth pointing out that global partnerships can often take years.
Posted: 03/30/2015 - German prosecutors say the co-pilot of the Germanwings passenger plane that crashed in the French Alps had received treatment for suicidal tendencies.
Posted: 03/29/2015 - Wild ponies from Britain are being used to help save the local biodiversity of a site around a former military zone in the Czech Republic.
Updated: 03/27/2015 - A rocket fired from French Guiana has launched two Galileo satellites for the European Space Agency as the EU continues to expand its Global Navigation System.
Updated: 03/28/2015 - The capsule carrying a Russian and an American who are to spend a year away from Earth has docked with the International Space Station.
Posted: 03/27/2015 - Italy's highest court has overturned the murder conviction against Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend, bringing to a definitive end the high-profile case.
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Bozeman Committee Passes Community Climate Action Plan
The Bozeman City Commission passed a Community Climate Action plan just last night to further monitor Bozeman's Carbon footprint. The plan includes monitoring our CO2 emissions and limiting them as much as possible by including more bike lanes and allowing residents to decline a phone book delivery just to name a couple. Full action plan inside.
Coach Ash Talks About The Excitement Of Bobcat Spring Football
SWIMBIA Premiere Home Expo This Weekend
Are you a homeowner or renter? This weekend the Southwest Montana Building Industry Association is hosting its premier Home Expo at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Come by to see business and services the professionals are showcasing. Info inside.
City Deciding If Peach Street Needs A Bike Lane
What do you think? I work downtown and live on the West side of town and would like to ride my bike occasionally and Peach would be the ideal route so I am for it. Traveling East from 7th street is usually a battle with all of the cars as the roads get narrower and also more the roads are more beat up with potholes and other road blemishes. What do you think, should Peach get a bike lane?
Hyalite Road Closing For Spring Thaw
From April 1st until May 15th Hyalite Road will be closed to motorized vehicles while all that snow that has piled up all winter melts.
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Japanese Food Sale To Help Japan
Japanese residents living in Bozeman are planning a fund raiser on March 27th to help gain support for the devastated people in Japan. The fundraiser will be at I-Hos Korean Grill and will be selling Japanese food. The Japanese population in Bozeman have reported that their families are safe in Japan but their hearts go out to all of the people suffering in their native country. See how you can help inside.
Chamberlain Rail Jam Review
Did you go to the Chamberlain Rail Jam? If not, here's what you missed this year!
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Time to Spring Ahead: Daylight Saving Time
Move your clocks an hour ahead at 2AM Sunday and change smoke detector batteries! Well at least set them ahead before you go to bed...Lori said I really don't have to get up at 2am to do this...:) Here are a BUNCH of facts about Daylight Savings Time:
Seventh Grade Bozeman Student Going To National Math Competition
Bozeman's own Amy Chou will a competing seventh grader in the national Math Counts competition. Chou is the daughter of MSU's assistant professor of mathematics, Fengjen Luo. The seventh grader has already proved she can as the math portion of the SAT's but her sites are set on the upcoming national competition.


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Ed Grumbine presents: The Natural History of Yunnan Province, China's Biodiversity Hotspot
Thursday, 11 April, 2013 | 07:30 PM - 08:30 PM
The Natural History of Yunnan Province, China's Biodiversity Hotspot
As the premier speaker of Prescott College's new Natural History Institute, Ed Grumbine will presentwith words and imageson the natural history of Yunnan Province, the most biologically and culturally diverse corner of China, where the Himalayas meet tropical forest, and three of the wildest rivers in Asia coincide.
Dr. Ed Grumbine is former Prescott College faculty, and currently is the Senior International Scientist at the Kunming Institute of Botany, Chinese Academy of Sciences.
This event is free and open to the public. Light refreshments will be served.
The Natural History Institute at Prescott College is located at 310 Grove Avenue, in the back halves of the renovated Ironwood and Cottonwood buildings.
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