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Logic ft. Camille Gray - Mind Of Logic
Although he's built a loyal and growing fan base it's safe to say that most citizens of DJBooth Nation are unfamiliar with DMV native Logic; you know, considering this is the first feature for the DMV native. Well, what...Read More
Jean Grae - Casebasket
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Radical Something ft. Kinetics - Be Easy
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Warm Brew - Nothin From Nothin
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Rapsody ft. King Mez & Laws - Top Five
Rapsody... Top Five, dead or alive? It might seem a little early to make that call, but think about it this way: if the North Carolina femcee doesn't tell us so now, how will she be able to say "I told you so!" if/when...Read More
King Mez ft. Skyzoo - The Rebirth
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Watching The Simpsons
Stage 1: Denial: What? No, I don't watch The Simpsons. Don't be silly.
Stage 2: Anger: Oh good lord, I cannot believe I wasted half an hour watching this show. Again. So much of it is so offensive. Why do I get sucked in?
Stage 3: Bargaining: You know, sometimes the humor is actually really clever and smart and funny. I'll just make sure I don't laugh at any of the other stuff. Yeah.
Stage 4: Depression: I'm watching The Simpsons again. Alone. I think I need more friends.
Stage 5: Acceptance: You know what? This is a pretty good show. And I watch it. So there.
I'm pretty well entrenched in Stage 5 right now. I love The Simpsons. There. I said it. I think it's funny, yes, and more importantly, I share Homer's love of all things food related. ("Mmmmm… hog fat.") I'd like to think I'm more Lisa than Bart, but let's just not go there. I watch, I enjoy.
And I bet you do, too. Even if you won't admit it.
Anyway, now that we have this little secret just between us, I thought you might like a couple tidbits of Simpsons news.
First, Comics Continuum has the scoop on "Moe'n'a Lisa," the upcoming November 19th episode:
When Homer forgets Moe's birthday, Moe's anger inspires Lisa to write about him for her school report. She finds a poetic side to Moe and helps him get published in "American Poetry Perspectives." However, when Moe is featured at a literary conference — where he encounters celebrated authors Gore Vidal, Michael Chabon, Tom Wolfe and Jonathan Franzen, all guest-voicing as themselves — he takes all the credit despite Lisa's feelings.
(You can see an image of the mentioned authors, Simpson-fied, here.)
Now, I'm a book buff so I'm excited to see these personalities in action (and to see what the show forces them to say!), but I'm a geek that way.
Die-hard Simpsons fans may be more excited to know that Apple has released the trailer for the upcoming Simpsons Movie (due out next year). The trailer is hilarious, as expected. Thanks to Cartoon Brew for the link.
Embrace your Simpsons addiction! Admitting it is the first step, you know.

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Girls Soccer Overview: Buena, Oaks Christian, Westlake have been dominate forces
Westlake, Oaks Christian, Buena look to extend league streaks
They are the high school girls soccer teams everyone has circled on their schedules. They are the teams with the large targets on their backs and the weight of expectations on their shoulders.
Buena, Oaks Christian and Westlake share a common standard of excellence, and are looking to extend their streaks of league dominance this season.
Buena has won 19 straight Channel League titles, Oaks Christian has won five straight Tri-Valley League titles and Westlake has won four straight Marmonte League titles.
The three perennial powers have managed to deal with the pressure of being the favorites to remain on top of the standings year after year.
"I think the girls take pride in the program because it has such a strong tradition," Westlake head coach Frank Marino said. "I think they want to do well and want to carry on that tradition that has been established before they got here. It's not an easy thing to do, but it's really important to them."
Westlake's consistency is impressive considering the strength of the Marmonte League.
The Warriors still managed to win the league title last season despite not having Arielle Ship in the lineup because of national team obligations.
But the UC Berkeley-bound senior forward has returned along with McKenna Masters, Nicole Molen and Amanda Apelian.
"I think we have a chance to be really good this year, which is exciting," Marino said. "I think talent-wise we are better than we have been the last few years and having Arielle back obviously helps a lot."
Westlake's biggest challenger this season is expected to be Royal.
The Highlanders possess more offensive firepower than in the past with seniors Kourtney Kingsmore and Brianna Bosson, while junior defender Kelsea Matthews anchors the backline.
"We have the best attack we have had in the five years I have been back coaching the girls," Royal head coach Kevin Corley said. "We have always been strong defensively, but this year we have a number of attacking players, which is new for us. We've already had 11 players who have scored, so we really share."
Newbury Park, Moorpark and Simi Valley can't be overlooked as contenders for the league's playoff spots.
"Westlake is the team to beat, especially with Arielle Ship," Corley said. "But I think there is some more separation between the top four or five teams this year and the bottom, whereas in the past all eight teams were very good."
The Tri-Valley League had a strong overall showing in last season's CIF-Southern Section playoffs with four teams reaching the quarterfinals.
Oaks Christian captured its second straight CIF-Southern Section title, and returns seniors Rachel Conners, Jessica Burns and Mallory Kahrilas.
Oak Park is off to a fast start, boosted by the offense of junior Cassidy Umann, senior Nikki Herdegen and freshman Jordyn Bradbury.
Prolific senior striker Taylor Alvarado leads Santa Paula. The Pepperdine-bound senior and Mexican Under-17 national team member has already broken all the program's scoring records.
La Reina returns senior forward Meghan Ray, senior defender Bailey Rohlfing and sophomore Ariana Brajkovich.
Oxnard appears to be the early frontrunner in the Pacific View League. Defending champion Rio Mesa lost several players to graduation while Pacifica is fighting to get back on top of the standings after a one-year absence.
The Frontier League is wide open with no teams emerging as clear-cut favorites to capture the title.
In the Channel League, Buena head coach Trish Butterbaugh knows winning the program's 20th straight league title won't be easy.
The Bulldogs open against likely their toughest test Tuesday when they play at Dos Pueblos.
"People don't realize it is hard to keep the streak going," Butterbaugh said. "Every team you play considers it their biggest game and wants to beat you. I try to create obstacles for the girls and create adversity so they know what they are going to face. I want these kids to feel maximum pressure because that is what league is about."
Injuries have hindered Buena in the early going. The Bulldogs have been playing without Miranda Campos and Brooke Lundquist, who are expected to return to the field soon.
Hailie Mace, Andrea Mulvany and Sofia Chandler have guided Buena in their absence.
"It's been a bit of a learning process because a lot of the players are not as experienced," Butterbaugh said. "There are a lot of new players and young players and they are finding their way. But this team has a lot of potential and definitely has a lot of strengths."
Although defending their league titles isn't a foregone conclusion, Buena, Oaks Christian and Westlake have the blueprints handy to guide them along the way.
"The girls understand it's a lot of pressure, but I would rather be in that position than the alternative," Butterbaugh said. "Every year has its different challenges, but somehow we find a way to make it happen. I hope that is the case again this year."
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I'm about to resume enclosing my oven. I am planning a walled enclosure with cement board covered with some sort of stone veneer. Some questions have come up regarding the decorative arch.
I have a double arch fire brick entry in to the oven. I plan a decorative arch in front of this. Does this arch get mortared to the firebrick, or is there an expansion joint/gap of some type here?
The brick I plan to use should match my house brick, and is smaller in size than the firebrick. I also plan to drop the decorative arch about 1/2 inch below the firebrick arch, hopefully helping with smoke draw. As a result, the firebrick arch sticks up quite a bit higher than the decorative arch. I plan to put a hardiboard face on the enclosure. Can this board come close to or in contact with this firebrick arch?
Let me know if this doesn't make sense.
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I used standart type S mortar at that point. Looks like Christo used Durock :)
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I also used standard mortar with no problems. The 1/2" drop on the decorative arch is really important, maybe even 3/4". It has really kept the black off my exterior.
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Mike, this is exactly what I will be doing as well and I had the same questions. Thank you for posting this. They were questions I was going to ask down the road, but one less thing I need to sit up at night thinking about.:) I was worried about having to drop the outside arch down 1\2", but now I think I will just use the decorative stone to do this.
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For the inner arch, made of fire brick, many of us have cut tapers in the arch brick to create nice tight joints. I did this as well. I wasn't as worried about asthetics, since I knew it would be covered up.
I'd like a decorative brick arch in front. It seems there are two ways to proceed. 1) cut a taper in the brick so once placed in the arch, the mortar joints are uniform along the entire length of the brick, or 2) use uncut brick (or halves) and join together with triangular wedges of mortar, thinner on the inner side of the arch, thicker on the outer edge.
For large arches, spanning a window or larger structure, the second option would likely be fine, as the differences would be minimal. For small arches, such as in our WFO, does this make an awkward looking arch? What is the approach most have taken?
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Here you go, two arches with the second method.
This is only because I don't own a wet saw which could make the required cuts, but luckily I also like the arches this way...
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I went with the wider mortar joints for a couple of reasons. I wanted to keep some of the natural irregularities of the rocks and cutting the quartzite took forever. I actually sliced the rocks into pairs for the arch and only made an edge cut for where stones aligned with the opening.
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Mike, a while back I did some checking on the fire resistance of Durock vs. Hardiebacker, and someone in another forum took a torch to some hardiebacker and made it red hot. It never caught on fire or lost strength. I think we're good with putting it against the firebrick (my plan too), although I'm not sure how the stucco or other outer coating will react to the heat. Could you put a layer of fiber insulation or slices of insulation board between the firebrick and hardiebacker?
If I had thought about it sooner, I might have placed my metal stud wall even with the front of my outer firebrick arch, instead of setting it back 3/8". That way I could use 2 layers of hardiebacker on the front. The first layer would go around the firebrick, and then I could put a layer of insulation over the firebrick and cover the whole thing with the outer layer of board. As it stands now, I think I'd need 3 layers of board to do that. Just a thought....
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When the River Ran Wild!: Indian Traditions on the Mid-Columbia and the Warm Springs Reservation (Samuel and Althea Stroum Book)by George W S Aguilar
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Nearly seventy-five years of my lifetime have come and gone since hearing of the sparse historical events from the old-timers," American Indian elder George Aguilar tells us. "It's my turn now." When the River Ran Wild! is Aguilar's recounting of events he heard about while watching his grandmother make moccasins by the light of a coal-oil lamp and while strapped to the back of his aunt's horse on the way to the huckleberry grounds. He learned them at Coyote's Fishing Place, where his uncles built scaffolds and taught him how to use traditional technologies to catch salmon as they made their seasonal runs up the river.
In this remarkable personal memoir and tribal history, we learn about Aguilar's people, the Kiksht-speaking Eastern Chinookans, who lived and worked for centuries connected to the rhythms and resources of the great fishing grounds of the Columbia River at Five Mile Rapids.
When the River Ran Wild! is the story of a culture and a community that has undergone tremendous change since 1805, when the River People encountered Meriwether Lewis and William Clark as they traveled down the Columbia River on their way to the Pacific Ocean. To find the stories of that change, Aguilar draws on the journals and diaries of early White missionaries and settlers, such as Gabriel Franchere, Rev. Henry Perkins of Wascopum Mission, and A. B. Meacham. He found other stories in anthropological papers and historical studies that recorded the voices of people who practiced and remembered ceremonies and traditions that were lost or changed during the difficult years of removal to the Warm Springs Reservation in north-central Oregon. He heard yet others from tribal elders who have kept the history and stories of the River People in their memories.
When the River Ran Wild! is the history of names and naming, of deep family connections, and of traditional customs. It is a descriptive catalogue of the plants the River People used for sustenance and medical purposes, and it is a detailed guide on how to pack out an elk and how to tan a hide. Aguilar retells the stories and myths of the river, the stories that "are now infrequent and told from books in the English language," the stories whose "body language, animal mimicry, and facial expressions are gone."
Aguilar has written this book to help us know what the River People have lost on the Columbia River over the decades, but he also gives testimony to what has been conserved and enlivened by a people who love the land and who honor tradition and those who came before. He takes us, perhaps better than anyone else can, back to a time when the river ran wild.
"This is a powerful combination. Aguilar's insider account offers a uniquely valuable Native perspective on our region's history." Oregon Historical Quarterly
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Much has been written about American Indian history and traditions by outsiders, but written views from the inside are less common. In this volume, Aguilar, a Kiksht Chinook elder, combines the story of his own upbringing on the Warm Springs Reservation with the history of the many tribes of the Columbia River Gorge. He describes life at an Indian boarding school; salmon fishing as a way of life; hunting, trapping, and processing hides; traditional uses of plants; religions and beliefs, customs, warfare, Indian names, and myths and legends. The book is illustrated with historical black & white photographs, many of which are from the author's collection.
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Phil Robertson's controversial Interview with GQ last week may have signaled the end of A&E's incredibly popular reality series, Duck Dynasty, but Walmart sales of the franchise's merchandise have skyrocketed.
In November Forbes staff economics writer Clare O'Connor reported that by the end of 2013 the Robertson Family retail machine "will have raked in a massive $400 million in revenues." Her industry sources may be proven to have significantly underestimated year-end gross sales, however. In an apparent show of solidarity with the show's showcase southern family, consumers are buying everything that isn't bolted down.
In a December 18th follow up report titled "Duck Dynasty Star's Anti-Gay Rant: Is Walmart And A&E's $400 Million Empire At Stake?" O'Connor speculated that Robertson's "horribly ignorant, anti-gay rhetoric," would put pressure on Walmart—responsible for 50 percent of Duck Dynasty merchandise—and other retailers to stop selling A&E's and the Robertson family's licensed products. The "pressure will be on," she wrote, for the world's largest retailer to deal with the "ugly situation."
O'Connor has reason to expect such a reaction from Walmart. Following allegations of racism against Paula Deen the retail chain publicly ended their relationship with her. The difference with Deen though, may be that her viewers and fans didn't rush retail outlets to snatch up every last piece of her brand's goods.
With Duck Dynasty sales skyrocketing, merchandise is falling off Santa's availability list. Many of the franchise's 1,200 trademarked items are available at Walmart.com but with increased consumer support, especially in the South, items are quickly becoming "out of stock online."
In an article for the Hollywood Reporter, Alex Ben Block interviewed Chris Stone, founder of the Faith Driven Consumer Group (FDCG). Stone's group, upon hearing of A&E's suspension of Robertson, launched a petition to the broadcasting company demanding the "immediate reinstatement of Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson," with a goal of 20,000 signatures. In approximately one week the petition has garnered over 178,000 signatures. Notably, the petition claims, "There are 46 million Faith Driven Consumers in America today who spend 1.75 trillion dollars annually." It goes on to warn A&E that if they refuse to "equally respect and welcome our legitimately held [religious] views, we will gladly stop watching this and all other A&E programming," stating that FDCG members would follow the Robertson Family to any other network and support brands that align with the show and the family.
Stone predicted that consumers in his group will show overwhelming commercial support of the reality show's family with their buying power because they would be "more inclined to engage with the brand because they identify with it," due to similarly held beliefs.
Ira Mayer, President of EPM, which produces The Licensing Letter, is quoted in the interview as supporting Stone's projections. Mayer, suggesting that consumers in "alignment with Robertson," might show support by purchasing more Duck Dynasty merchandise despite the reality that others will find Robertson's statements offensive and stop buying altogether.
There is no argument that Phil Robertson's statements during his GQ magazine interview polarized the religious and political discussion surrounding homosexuality. The call for retailers to ban sales of A&E's Duck Dynasty retail goods are abounding from LGBT and community groups while those defending free speech and religious ideology are demanding Robertson's reinstatement. But the future of the reality television show that had 11.8 million viewers for its season premier may not be decided by public opinion alone. The end-of-year sales totals are not in yet, but it appears as if sales may skyrocket past the $400 million predictions from just one month ago. The as-yet-unanswered question about whether or not A&E, Walmart, or any other retailers will halt sales. The decision to kill the duck that lays their golden eggs might just linger a little while longer—at least until the buying dies down.
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4 Responses to Duck Dynasty and Walmart Sales Skyrocket
Don't buy Duck Dynasty products if you're trying to support Phil. The money goes to A&E. The Robertson's have their own line of "Duck Commander" products and the money goes straight to them.
This just proves that this guy is out of touch with the teachings of Jesus
You are so right and the reason a lot of people are not clear about the message of true unconditional love. Even dogs know better!
Good article, its nice to know that the FDCG is not going to put up with bullying


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PSV Eindhoven managing director Tiny Sanders has admitted the club sacked Fred Rutten despite his popularity with the players.
Rutten was axed as coach this morning and replaced by former player Phillip Cocu and Ernest Faber until the end of the season. Rutten's contract had been due to expire in the summer but was terminated early following three successive heavy defeats which have threatened to end the club's hopes of silverware.
Yesterday's 3-1 defeat at lowly NAC Breda followed a thumping 6-2 home reverse against title rivals FC Twente to leave them four points adrift of Eredivisie leaders AZ Alkmaar.
In between, a 4-2 defeat at Valencia left PSV on the brink of elimination from the UEFA Europa League. That prompted the club's decision and, while some players have since expressed their disappointment at Rutten's departure, Sanders said a change had to be made.
"That Rutten enjoyed the support of the majority of the players did not matter to the board," he said at a press conference this afternoon.
"If players support the coach that does not automatically mean that he should remain. We decided we wanted to change the trainer to give a positive impulse for the short term with the longer-term objectives in mind."
Following Rutten's departure veteran defender Wilfred Bouma told AD: "We all feel guilty, the manager is so popular among the players."
Inexperienced duo Cocu, who steps up from a backroom role, and former youth team coach Faber move up into Rutten's shoes with Sanders admitting he did not expect any "miracles" before the end of the season. Despite that, he said the club retained hope of winning a trophy this season.
"In the remaining games we expect the maximum possible performance, but do not expect miracles," he said. "The return leg in the Europa League against Valencia will be extremely difficult and in the league we are no longer in control. But we have not taken this decision because we have already given up."
Around 200 supporters surrounded the team bus yesterday to voice their frustration at Rutten, who is followed out of the club by his first-team coach Erik ten Hag.


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American Idol 2013 finalist Candice Glover was one of the few performers last week to receive extremely positive praise from the judges for both her solo and her group number. In a press interview after the show, Candice talked about how good feedback just adds more pressure, and what she thought about how harsh the judges were with some of the other contestants.
WP: How was going first?
A: When I first heard in the morning I was like, "Yay! I'm opening the show!" And today I was like "Oh, I'm opening the show." It's a lot of pressure because you want to do a good job and you can't start the show off on a bad note so I was actually crying and the makeup artist was like "Okay, tear. Tear," and dabbed by face because I didn't want to mess up my makeup. But I was under a lot of pressure but I think it came together good.
Q: Do you feel its fair to have to do group numbers sometimes before your solo?
A: I think it is pretty fair. You're never 100 percent prepared for what American Idol is going to throw at you so I just took it all in stride. I was like "whatever. If you want me to do cartwheels I'll do it." You roll with the punches and you just hope for the best.
Q: Do you feel like you're a good flirt now after that group number?
A: Oh. Yeah. I was looking at him and he was doing some pretty weird dance moves. I'm not a flirt at all. I'm shy. I'm not a flirt and Angie was like "There's a hot guy in the audience that you want to…" And I was like, "Angie, no matter how you put it, I'm not going to be a flirt. I'm not. I just can't go there." I don't know. But they are phenomenal. I'm so glad it was the three of us.
Q: I feel like you led the pack in that group number.
A: Really? Aside from the flirting thing I felt pretty great up there. I just don't like the [flirting] that's just not me. It's not.
Q: You were one of the only people to get totally good feedback…
A: They were being really mean and hard on some of my guys and some of my girls and I just…I don't know. When I get good feedback, to be honest, it makes you feel good but the next you think "gosh, well how am I going to top that so it puts even more pressure than if you had gotten a bad comment because there is room to grow when you get a bad comment.
Q; Do you think they felt they had to be harsher because Jimmy said they were being too easy on you all?
A: I didn't think about that. That is probably what it is and the judges are under pressure too, like we are. They want to give us some constructive stuff. I just take everything they say and run with it.
WP: Do you think they'll continue to be that harsh leading into the final weeks of Idol?
A: Next week there is only going to be seven people and I feel like if I'm here its going to get really, really strict on everything so I can't slack off in one area to focus on another one. Everything has to come together and I just have to work on being the best.
Q: Do you have a name for your fans yet?
A: Candy Canes! They are the sweetest. Oh my god, isn't that just genius?
Q: What is your favorite performance from Idol past?
A: I really love Casey Abrams. He is so jazzy and I take certain things from him. I got to meet him and I was just star struck. He's just think hes one of the most creative people I've ever seen in my whole life so almost all his stuff. He even did "I Heard it Through the Grapevine" that I did so I really enjoyed that one.
Q: Who sang it better?
A: Casey! He's great. Oh my God.
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"Devices will soon be able to connect in a new way that makes it more simple and convenient than ever to do things like print, share and display", says the Alliance.
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It's not a real Starbucks, mind you. It's "Dumb" Starbucks. A parody restaurant that, according to news reports, gave away free coffee drinks named after regular Starbucks products - except with the word "dumb" in front of everything (i.e. Dumb Frapaccino, Dumb Caramel Macchiato, etc.)
Not long after, the real Starbucks told the new operation to stop using its trademark but the restaurateur behind the shop said his store was protected by parody use laws.
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You should take my advice because my opinion as an anonymous poster outweighs anything Consumer Reports or JD Power says. If you don't believe me, I can provide some web links to internet sites that have been in business less than 10 years. These also outweigh consumer advocacy groups that have been in business for over half a century.
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Abuja — Angola was admitted Thursday as a full right member of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), during the organisation's 143rd extraordinary conference taking place in Abuja, Nigeria.
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The richly diverse landscape of California is a photographers dream. The night before taking this shot we rolled up in the dark and booked ourselves into a log cabin by the water, not knowing what to expect. The next morning we got up early to discover we'd hit gold with this majestic scene. The morning sun burnt off the cool …Read More
54.4˚C at Trona Pinnacles
I knew it was going to be a hot day photographing the Trona Pinnacles in the Mojave Desert, Southern California, but I hadn't anticipated quite how hot. We clocked the temperature at 54.4C (130 F), only a couple of degrees centigrade off the all-time world record temperature (56.7C or 134 F), registered at the Furnace Creek Ranch in nearby Death …Read More
Battersea Power Station Control Room
This 360 allows you to explore inside the Battersea Power Station Control Room. The decommissioned 1930's power station is an incredible example of Art Deco architecture and getting the chance to explore inside this building was an exciting experience for me. The dials you can see inside the control room were all still beautifully solid. Click here to see the …Read More
Landrover Discovery: 360 Car Interior
A recent commission for Land Rover's 'Been Anywhere Interesting Lately?' campaign found me shooting 360s inside the stunning new Land Rover Discovery 4. It was fantastic to have the opportunity to shoot such an iconic 4×4 in its latest incarnation. The Discovery is seen in a desert, a jungle and on a mountain, illustrating the vehicle's off-road abilities in all …Read More
Gigapixel 360 Panorama from the Shard
High resolution 360 interactive panorama shot from the crane at the top of the Shard, London Bridge. The Shard is the tallest building in the European Union and the viewing gallery will open to the public in 2013. Most of London and beyond is visible in this Gigapixel image, from the skyscrapers of the City of London and Canary Wharf, …Read More
Shard London Bridge Summit
This 360 image was captured at the top of the Shard London Bridge, 310m above London, on the night of the student protests in November 2010. You can see the police helicopters hovering over London above the demonstration. Technically this was a very difficult shoot, I was on the crane at the top of the Shard, and I had to …Read More
Artemis the Eagle at Bovey Castle
Bovey Castle stands on the edge of Dartmoor in Devon, by the River Bovey. Built in 1907, a private manor until 1930 when it became the Manor House Hotel, it was renamed Bovey Castle in 2003. This Interactive 360 of the exterior of the castle features Artemis the Eagle, displaying her wingspan of 7ft 6in.Read More
The Birds, Trafalgar Square
Pigeons have enormous fields of vision – they can see 340-degrees around without moving, thanks to their side-mounted eyes. The peripheral vision of each eye is so great that the two visual fields overlap, giving the pigeon a binocular field of 24-degrees when it looks straight ahead. Trafalgar square celebrates the famous naval victory at the Battle of Trafalgar in …Read More
Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is the official London residence of Her Majesty the Queen. Originally called Buckingham House, built for the Duke of Buckingham in 1705, it became an official royal palace in 1837 with the accession of Queen Victoria. This high resolution virtual tour shows the beautiful interior of the White Drawing Room, which is occasionally used as a backdrop for …Read More
Sheikh Zayed Road Dubai
A panorama with an aerial view of Sheikh Zayed Road (SZR), Dubai, UAE. Sheikh Zayed Road is a major highway which is flanked by Dubai's incredible skyscrapers.Read More
The Montgomerie Golf Club Dubai
360 Panorama overlooking thec skyscrapers of Dubai from the fairways of The Montgomerie Golf Course in Dubai, UAE.Read More
Doctor Who: Inside the Tardis in 360 Degrees
Today the 360 virtual tour of the Tardis which I shot for the BBC has gone live. The BBC have used the virtual tour to provide lots of exciting content to Doctor Who fans, including a short film giving users a tour of the Tardis, special messages from characters, Tardis facts, wallpaper downloads and conceptual art. The interactive images allow …Read More
Millennium Park, Chicago
Millennium Park is known to the locals as 'Downtown Chicago's front lawn' and it is part of Grant Park within the Chicago Loop area. Millennium Park Chicago is a major venue for free concerts in the city. This virtual tour shows the view underneath the state of the art sound system attached to the stainless steel trellis. The stage is …Read More
BP Bridge, Millennium Park
The BP Bridge (properly known as the BP Pedestrian Bridge) runs from the Millennium Park to Daley Bicentennial Plaza both within Grant Park, Chicago. The bridge was designed by Frank Gehry (the architect for the Guggenheim Museums) in deconstructivist style. The bridge is 935 feet (285 metres) long and snakes around, forming a sound barrier for traffic noise from Columbus …Read More
East Wacker Drive, Chicago
This 360 virtual tour was captured on the impressive Wacker Drive in Chicago, USA. Looking closely at the sides of the river shows you what's so different about Wacker Drive – it's double (and at one point even triple) decked. This feature has made Wacker Drive a popular film location for car chases and you may recognise it from the …Read More
Cloud Gate by Anish Kapoor
Anish Kapoor, the British born sculptor, won the competition for the sculpture in Millennium Park Chicago, on the AT&T Plaza, beating other luminaries of the art world such as Jeff Koons. His work, titled 'Cloud Gate' is affectionately known to native Chicagoans as 'the Bean'. Cloud Gate's scale is impressive – 20 metres long by 10 metres tall and weighing …Read More
Emirates Palace Abu Dhabi
A 360 virtual tour of the Emirates Palace hotel in Abu Dhabi. Rumoured to have cost around £2 billion to build, it is the world's most expensive hotel.Read More
Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Abu Dhabi
Sheikh Zayed Mosque Virtual Tour – the full name of the mosque is Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan Mosque, but it is also known to the locals as the Grand Mosque. The mosque was conceived by the late Sheikh Zayed, the ruler of Abu Dhabi and president of the UAE from 1971-2004, and also serves as his burial place. …Read More
The Queen's Walk, South Bank
The Queen's Walk is part of the South Bank Centre, a complex of buildings dedicated to the arts located on the South Bank of the River Thames. At the South Bank, there's the Royal Festival Hall, the Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Purcell Room, The Hayward and the Poetry Library, and is Europe's largest venue for the arts. Nearby are the …Read More
People's Park, Shanghai
Formerly a racecourse which had been built by the British in the 19th century (before gambling and racing were banned by the communist government in 1949), People's Park (Renmin Gongyuan in Pinyin Chinese) is now a popular park with jogging or bike-riding locals, and a destination for the family evening stroll. Tourists flock here to visit the Shanghai Museum (the …Read More
Jin Mao Tower, Grand Hyatt Shanghai
The Grand Hyatt Shanghai occupies the top 36 floors of the Jin Mao Tower, and topping out at 421m (1,380ft) it makes it the highest hotel in the world. These virtual tours allow you to gaze upwards to the top of the Jin Mao Tower as dusk falls.Read More
Mother of London
Panoramic photographer Will Pearson has created a series of exciting new interactive and still panoramas for fetish fashion brand Mother of London. The images promote Mother of London's latest collection, and include both still panoramas and interactive virtual tours. These panoramas and fashion virtual tours can also be presented as large-scale panoramic prints. Interactive catwalk in 360 virtual tour format.Read More
Salvation Mountain, Niland, USA
Leonard Knight started to build 'Salvation Mountain' in 1984. Constructed entirely from adobe, paint and window putty with oddments of found objects, it rises out of the barren desert landscape as an incredible example of Folk Art. Sleeping in a truck on site, Leonard is constantly adding to the mountain to help spread the message he believes in; 'God loves …Read More
Derbyshire Quarry
Creating massive scarring on the landscape, quarries can over time, become places of surreal beauty themselves, reclaimed for plants and wildlife. These panoramas show the early stage of this reclamation of an abandoned quarry in the Peak District in Derbyshire.Read More
Los Angeles Beaches
Tour Los Angeles' Pacific coastline virtually with this set of 360 panoramas of some of the beaches around Los Angeles.Read More
The Devil's Cornfield, Death Valley
Death Valley is a place of extremes. In the USA it holds records for these extremes: the hottest place (134°F / 56.7°C), the lowest place (86m below sea level), the darkest night sky in the USA. Since being designated as a National Monument, Death Valley has grown to 3.4 million acres, and is one of the largest protected desert wilderness …Read More
Zabriskie Point
Zabriskie Point is a dramatic natural feature in Death Valley, California, formed by sediment from an ancient lake, long since dried up. Named after the vice-president of the Pacific Coast Borax Company, it was made famous as the location of the love scene in Antonioni's 1970 film, Zabriskie Point.Read More
The Devil's Golf Course, Death Valley
The Devil's Golf Course is a huge area of of rock salt left behind when the lake which used to cover the area evaporated about 10,000 years ago. The rock salt has been formed by the elements into jagged peaks. The area was apparently named for a line in a 1930's National Park Service Death Valley guide book, speculating that …Read More
Wind Farm, Palm Springs
Driving down the Interstate 10 by Palm Springs, you come across the San Gorgonio Pass Wind Farm – a massive 4,000 windmill wind farm which generates enough energy for the Palm Springs area and the entire Coachella Valley. The area is a fantastic site for a wind farm as the pass between the San Bernardino and San Jacinto Mountains is …Read More
The Salton Sea, California
An accident in irrigation in 1905 led to the creation of the Salton Sea, a vast inland sea 69 metres below sea level in Southern California. The area became known for watersports, and after the introduction of fish to the sea, for sport fishing. By the 1950's it was a thriving holiday destination with more than half a million visitors …Read More
One of the most beautiful places on earth, the Scottish Highlands have a magic that is all their own. These panoramas, captured near the small village of Arisaig illustrate the beauty and calm of the area. Sparsely populated, there was once a thriving community here before the people were shipped to Nova Scotia as part of the Highland Clearances.Read More
San Francisco, California, USA
A collection of virtual tours captured around San Francisco California. Including Union Square and the surrounding area.Read More
Derelict Caravan, Bodie, California
Bodie is an original ghost town from the Californian gold rush in the late 1800's. Bodie itself is now maintained, according to the State of California, in a state of "arrested decay". Close to Bodie, this caravan's decay is certainly not arrested as being used for target practice site gradually decimates it. Use your mouse to navigate around the interactive …Read More
Black Rock City, Nevada
Each year, people from around the world gather to 'burn the man' deep in the Nevada Desert. A temporary city – Black Rock City – springs up to house all of these people, who are all exhorted to 'leave no trace' on the desert landscape. The Burning Man Festival is loosely, a festival of art, of self-expression, of celebration and …Read More
Trafalgar Square with Green Grass!
In 2007, 'Visit London' bought in turf from the Vale of York and used it to turn Trafalgar Square into a village green for a couple of days.Read More
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
At San Francisco Bay's opening to the Pacific Ocean stands the Golden Gate Bridge. Finished in 1937, the distinctive red-orange colour was chosen to enhance its natural surroundings and to stand out in the fog. This virtual tour shows just how well that colour shows up against the fog rolling in.Read More
Chennai, India
Chennai (formerly Madras) is an industrial city on the south-eastern Indian coast. Despite its commercial significance, it's also well known for its cultural heritage and temple architecture. The coastline was badly hit by the 2004 Tsunami, with more than 200 dead, and many more displaced and losing their livelihoods.Read More


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Metal Shop Blog #17 March 19th, 2009
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posted Mar 22 2009 11:16AM
PIG DESTROYER is coming! El Co. Grind. Fantastico! Should be a sick show. Skarp and others shall grind the night away, BUT.... What if Pig Destroyer toured with... Cattle Decapitation. A fine combo, and they've shared the stage before but what if... Goatwhore was then on the bill, too?
A Barnyard Brutality Tour! Hell yeah! Pigs and Goats n Cattle, oh my! But THEN, what if... LAMB of God jumped all up in there and completed the Barnyard Beatdown tour, to a perfectional point? Ya know, we could even throw in Wolfmother on an opening slot once or twice just so we'd have a band to throw all of our Miller emptys at! IN....tense. I'm smart. I should really be booking shows and takin care of some biiizness. Also in the works, a Whitesnake/Modest Mouse tour.
Oh yeah, LOG is coming! Great bill. We've been dishing out some serious tix so far on MS. Call. Win. It's really just a two step process! Get on it. And the Rock Girl Gala is about to be badass and Kevin and I shall have beverages and make fun of people and take tooo many incriminating photos and have people make us erase some of them...
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EXTRA-LIFE MARATHON IS TOMORROW!! :Don October 19, 2012 at 10:32 am
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Oh my gosh, less than 24 hours until the big event!
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For nearly three decades, Jack Luskin was "The Cheapest Guy in Town," which in turn became a household slogan for his Baltimore-based appliance and electronics chain.
Luskin, now 80 and retired, splits his time between homes in Stevenson and Aventura, Fla.
"I have the best of both worlds," he said. "I consider myself unemployed, but I check The Sun's classifieds every day to see what I can do, but no one seems to want me."


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Myanmar, the country formerly known as Burma, is bordered by India, Thailand, and China, which gives a good indication of the cuisine at this Chinatown restaurant. Curry and tamarind share pride of place with lemon, cilantro, and soy seasonings. Batter-fried eggplant and squash are paired with complex, peppery sauces. Green-tea-leaf and other salads leave the tongue with a pleasant tingle. Such entrées as mango pork and tamarind fish are equally satisfying. The style and feel of the place aren't much, but this quiet gem can be a worthwhile escape from the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood.
740 6th St. NW, 2nd fl., Washington, District of Columbia, 20001, United States
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Sony Xperia Z3 hits the FCC in Japan and International flavors
The Sony Xperia Z3 has payed a visit to the FCC where it has successfully undergone certification. The phone has also passed its Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and NFC certification processes.
The Xperia Z3 has entered the FCC doors with the codename PM-0802-BV and will be available in two flavors. One of them is destined for the Japanese carrier NTT DoCoMo and is equipped with the local LTE flavor. The international model of the Z3 carries the model number D6653 (PM-0806-BV) and will be available globally.
Sony is rumored to equip the Xperia Z3 with a Snapdragon 801 chipset with a quad-core 2.4GHz processor and Adreno 330 GPU. At the back, there will be a 20.7MP camera with G Lens.
The Sony Xperia Z3 in addition to the Xperia Z3 Compact are expected to be in stores in September. We saw both phones in leaked images in the beginning of July, too.
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You mean that they follow apple's trend of releasing nee phones with new features that many people think that it should've been released with the previous model?
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Organ Clinic: The Art of Improvisation and Leading Congregational Song with John Ferguson
This week-long clinic taught by John Ferguson and held at Calvin College, Grand Rapids, MI, is designed for both experienced organists and those who want to watch and learn. The workshop begins on Monday, July 22 at 3:00 pm with brief opening worship and a plenary address and concludes on Friday, July 26 by noon. The basic schedule for Tuesday-Thursday includes
- Morning prayer led by Cornelius Plantinga, Jr.
- Plenary discussion for the day led by John Ferguson
- Tiered teaching and practice sessions
- Each participant will receive a copy of the new hymnal Lift Up Your Hearts: Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs, and much of the teaching will be applicable to use with this new hymnal.
- Thursday evening (July 25) Hymn Festival in the Calvin College Chapel at 7:00PM with song selections from the new hymnal. Hymn Festival is free and open to the public.
John A. Ferguson is the Elliot & Klara Stockdal Johnson professor of organ & church music (emeritus) at St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN.
Cornelius Plantinga, Jr. is Senior Research Fellow at the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship and president emeritus of Calvin Theological Seminary.
Hosted by Norma de Waal Malefyt, resource development specialist for congregational song at the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship.
Registering options:
Full Playing Participants:
Enhance your learning playing, practicing, and receiving feedback through critique sessions during the clinic.
$350 - includes Monday dinner; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday lunch; and Thursday dinner; all on campus.
$125 - Full-time student rate, includes Monday dinner; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday lunch; and Thursday dinner; all on campus
Non-playing participants are able to listen and learn through morning and afternoon Chapel sessions, but not participate in any playing/practice or critique.
$125 - includes Monday dinner; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday lunch; and Thursday dinner; all on campus.
ALL registrants are responsible for finding their own lodging. One option is the on-campus hotel Prince Conference Center. A room block has been set up ($77 per night). Contact Prince Conference Center directly.
Register now
From Mon. July 22, 2013 at 12:00PM to Fri. July 26, 2013 at 12:00PM
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