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In Particle Effects in 3ds Max, Steve Nelle shows how to create a wide variety of particle special effects including smoke, water, and explosions. The course provides a detailed explanation of both event and non-event particle systems in 3ds Max, in addition to addressing the importance of a particle's material, the use of Space Warps and Deflectors, and creating fluid effects using MetaParticles. Six start-to-finish projects are also included in the course, which show practical techniques for creating ocean water for underwater scenes, mudslides, and more. Exercise files accompany the course.
Max's PCloud or particle cloud particle system works by forming particles in a couple of different ways. They can be dispersed and delivered in all directions, in a single direction that you can define, or its particles can be restricted or confined to the shape and size of the systems emitting icon. And that gives the PCloud system an extra edge up in some instances over its other particle system brothers and sisters. Creating cloud formations, space nebula, even soldiers marching in tandem or a school of fish can all be recreated with the use of the PCloud.
If we create a PCloud in the Top view, it could be drawn out like a box. In other words, a three dimensional shape that has an inside volume. Now once in view, let's take our Perspective view full screen. In the right-hand side controls, you can change the shape of the particle emitter, using either a sphere, cylinder, or an object that you pick from the scene. In each instance, your particles can be configured to remain or stick within that viewport icon. Using an object-based emitter can come in particularly handy.
I am going to create a cone to the left-hand side of the emitter icon. Reselecting the PCloud Emitter, I can now pick that cone as my 3D container. If we now change our Viewport Display to Wireframe by typing F3, we can now see how the particles are now being contained inside the cone. Now to get a better look at this, on the PCloud, let's change our Use Rate, the number of particles per frame, to 2000. Now once you do that, you will more easily see how the particles are indeed contained inside the cone.
Now, a couple of different examples on where you could use this. Let's say we have a crystal ball that we would like to fill up with smoke or maybe we have some kind of fluid effect that we would like to confine to a bottle or other similar type of vessel. Now to continue on, let's select the cone and delete it from our scene. This automatically takes us back to using a boxed shape emitter. We can now center that emitter on the screen by simply typing Z key. For a few more settings let's reselect the PCloud, getting back to the right-hand column. We might also want to lower our Use Rate. Why don't we take that down to about 50.
Now in the Particle Generation category, under Particle Timing, we will take the Emit Start time to 30 and the Emit Stop to 90. If we now scrub the timeline, we will see that currently our particles are now forming over two seconds. Let's reduce the number of particles being displayed a little further, taking our Particle Quantity back to a Use Rate of 10. By scrubbing the timeline, you will see the particles are still being confined to the Emitter icon. We are simply now using a fewer number of particles. Now, I am going to Hold right here.
If you run into a situation where you want all your particles to be there from the first frame on, you would simply want to set both your Start and Stop times to zero. Let's try that. We would probably at this point also want to crank up the number of particles. So under Particle Generation, we will switch over to Use Total and we will change that value to 1000. This sets the total number of particles over the entire course of the animation to 1000, which will serve to more aggressively populate our confined area.
If you scrub the timeline, you will see that now the particles are just there, not specifically forming over a specified period of time. Now a setup like this would work perfectly in the case of let's say forming a star field or maybe an underwater scene where you wanted to have some particulate matter floating in the water. In each of those instances, we would have a set number of particles confined to a specific space. Now I am going to return back to where I was originally working by fetching my scene. Scrubbing the timeline, you will see our Particle Timing is back to a Start time of 30 and a Stop time of 90.
By giving the particles a speed, we can now have them break away from their confined space. Under Particle Generation let's change our Speed value to 2. Now when you play things back, watch the way things now look different. So now the particles still form over those two seconds between Frames 30 and 90 but now they are no longer confined to the space inside the actual Emitter icon. How would things look if we change the speed instead to let's say 5? Now, here you can see the particles are breaking away in a more rapid fashion.
Let's take our speed back to two. You can even restrict the direction of your particles. In the Particle Motion section, we will change the Direction Vector. This would come in handy for maybe a school of fish or let's say a flock of birds. Leaving the Vector setting of 1 in the X- direction, let's go ahead and scrub our timeline. If we took X to zero and Y to 1, you will see that simply now moves our particles in a different direction. I am going to change that back to the particles moving across my screen left to right.
Now what could do in a situation like this is to build let's say a fish or bird using it as instance geometry. If you then animated your instance fish, swinging its tail from side to side, or maybe your instance bird, flapping its wings up and down, you would then be able to create either a school or flock, either way, on its way to their next destination. It would be that easy. So that's the PCloud. Think of it as a volume or container of particles that can either stay restricted to a confined space or have the flexibility to shoot out in one or all directions.
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"Something's happening here.
What it is ain't exactly clear."
— Stephen Stills, 1966
The right-wing campaign to sabotage the Affordable Care Act has driven a lot of normally temperate people past the edge of exasperation. Pundits have described the crusade as crazy, stupid, arrogant, dishonest, cynical, ridiculous and politically suicidal. And that's not just liberals talking. Jennifer Rubin, who blogs from the right for The Washington Post, says of the defunding obsessives, they "have absolutely no idea what they are doing." Fox News seems perplexed, and eyes are rolling at The Weekly Standard. Big Business is appalled. Elders of the Republican right, like Karl Rove, are harrumphing their disapproval.
And yet the zealots press on, threatening to hold the rest of the government hostage to kill a health care reform that (a) is the law and (b) shows every sign of being a good thing for the country.
What's happening here ain't exactly clear. But I have a notion: The Republicans are finally having their '60s. Half a century after the American left experienced its days of rage, its repudiation of the political establishment, conservatives are having their own political catharsis. Ted Cruz is their spotlight-seeking Abbie Hoffman. (The Texas senator's faux filibuster last week reminded me of Hoffman's vow to "levitate" the Pentagon using psychic energy.) The Tea Party is their manifesto-brandishing Students for a Democratic Society. Threatening to blow up America's credit rating is their version of civil disobedience. And Obamacare is their Vietnam....
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Luck adjusts, has a better second season
By Mike Wells
Andrew Luck
stood barefoot with his hands gently locked in front of him in the hallway outside the locker room at the team's facility more than two months ago.
Andrew Luck bounced back from the loss of his No. 1 receiver.
The Indianapolis Colts' franchise quarterback, with some frustrationĀin his voice, threw around the phrases "sick to my stomach" and "loss in a sense."
Luck was about to step into unfamiliar territory for the first time in his young NFL career. He no longer would have his security blanket, the player who led in the locker room and on the field andĀthe one who could make up for a bad throw by making an incredible catch.
Future Hall of Fame receiver
Reggie Wayne
was done for the season with a torn ACL. Enter a group of receivers in which doing aĀGoogle searchĀto learn aboutĀtheir playing background wasn't considered embarrassing.
As much as it may hurt Colts fans to hear this, Luck had to follow New England quarterback
Tom Brady
's blueprint. There's no better quarterback in the league than Brady when it comes to getting the most out of his receivers.
It was Luck's turn to do the same if the Colts expected to win the AFC South.
And just as he did at Stratford High School in Houston and during his All-American career at Stanford, Luck, the methodical perfectionist, put in the time, never showed any frustration and stayed committed to his young receivers. The result was a better second half of the seasonĀfor Luck.
"It's never easy to lose your go-to guy," Colts veteran backup quarterback
Matt Hasselbeck
said. "I really think the setup we had here was healthy. Other guys had to step up and fill the void."
Luck's passing yards are down from his rookie season because the Colts put more of an emphasis on the running game. ButĀtheĀdecision-making skills he displayed during the season give validation on why he was a better quarterback this season. Luck improved his completion percentage from 54.1 to 60.2, and threw 23 touchdowns and only nine interceptions.
Peyton Manning
has had only one season in his 16-year career where he had less than 10 interceptions.
"Regardless of who is out there, he's going to find a way to get the job done," Colts coach Chuck Pagano said. "He's not going to walk in here because we lost this guy, that guy and whatever. He's just one of those guys that has a great attitude and it doesn't matter what the circumstances are. He's going to find a way to win the football game and he wills his team to win games. He's a great competitor that way. He's got that 'it' factor."
The transition wasn't easy at first because Luck had completed only 23.8 percent of his pass attempts when Wayne wasn't on the field before the injury, and the future Hall of Fame receiver had accounted for 101 of Luck's 288 first-down completions.
The Colts went from having Wayne as the No. 1 receiver to moving second-year player
T.Y. Hilton
into his spot.Ā
Darrius Heyward-Bey
still lacked the mental focus to catch the ball.
LaVon Brazill
was suspended the first four games of the season, and
Griff Whalen
was on the practice squad for the three games before Wayne's injury.
Quarterback coach Clyde Christensen spoke up after Wayne's injury and saidĀLuck had to maintain a "steady temperature," according to Hasselbeck, and simply remindedĀhim what the focus needed to be.
"Really didn't have to [talk a lot about it] because we've been through so much adversity and injuries," Pagano said. "I think Reggie was the last of the five starters on the offensive side of the ball that we lost. And so there was really no need for a discussion."
The first two games without Wayne weren't bad because Hilton had 14 catches for 251 yards. Wayne's absence became noticeable when teams found a way to slow Hilton down by giving help over the top, forcing Luck to go elsewhere with the ball.
That didn't turn out too well.
HeĀcompleted only 50.5 percent of his passes with three touchdowns and two interceptions in the first five games without Wayne.
Luck, who would rather compliment than ridicule a teammate, didn't get discouraged. Drop a pass and he had no problem going back to that receiver the next time the opportunity presented itself.Ā
The continuity started toĀshow against Cincinnati on Dec. 8, when Brazill and
Da'Rick Rogers
, who was brought up from the practice squad, combined for 160 yards and four touchdowns.
The sudden maturity at receiver allowed the Colts to use a no-huddle offense with Luck in the shotgun. He completed 67 percent of his attempts for six touchdowns and only one interception in the final four games of the regular season.Ā
It's a perfect time, too, because the Colts will need Luck's arm and mental toughness in order to win their first playoff game since 2009 when they host the Chiefs on Saturday.
"I think there's a bit of a rhythm that we've found," Luck said. "And it's good. I'm glad we're playing decent football going into the postseason. We know the postseason's a whole different ballgame and one-and-done, and we're excited about that."


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Fighting for Errol Flynn's Reputation, His Daughters Sue Over Charges He Was a Bi Spy
The two women were not to be frustrated so easily. Deirdre and Rory are the actor's only surviving children apart from a half sister, Anello, 26. Flynn's photographer son Sean disappeared while on assignment for TIME in Cambodia in 1970. Last week the two sisters filed suit in Quebec. The legal code there may allow them to collect damages if they can prove Higham's charges are false. San Francisco lawyer Melvin Belli is handling their case. "We're not suing for a particular amount of money," says Rory. "That's not the issue. We're trying to clear father's name."
Both daughters are inured to stories of Flynn's unappeasable appetite for women and whiskey, though Rory says that at home, "He was very strict and taught us a strong sense of right and wrong." They indignantly deny reports of his sexual interest in men and the suggestion that Flynn's friendship with Vienna-born physician Hermann Erben—unmasked in 1946 as a Nazi spy—reflected on the actor's own politics. Says Deirdre: "He knew FDR. That didn't make him a Democrat." Adds Rory: "The book is just guilt by association."
For his part, author Higham is confident. The 48-year-old son of a British MP, he is a onetime protégé" of T.S. Eliot with five volumes of verse to his credit. Later he churned out a series of film biographies (Katharine Hepburn, Charles Laughton, etc.). "This book was not written in a mood of calculation or with the desire to create a sensation," Higham says. "I found the evidence of Flynn's collusion with, commitment to and involvement in the Nazi cause quite clear. His activities after the outbreak of war were treasonable." Although the charge of bi-sexuality may be harder to prove, Higham claims to have irrefutable evidence that Flynn was a traitor. Among the author's allegations: that the actor arranged to have his 1941 movie Dive Bomber filmed on location at the San Diego naval base in order to give Japanese military planners a look at American defense installations and aircraft carriers.
The two Flynn daughters grew up in Hollywood. Deirdre is an ex-movie stuntwoman who now works as a stand-in; Rory recently broke off a six-year romance with Yes drummer Alan White and is studying acting with Martin (Mission: Impossible) Landau. She recently completed You and Me, a feature movie with David Carradine. Both women believe Higham's book goes far beyond routine Hollywood scandalmongering. "We're saying there are limits to what a biographer can get away with," Deirdre says. "We're hoping that what we're doing might discourage authors like Higham from writing about people who aren't even alive to defend themselves." Higham replies with equal determination: "From the moment the book was published, people have come to me with details about Flynn's connections with the Nazis. New information arrives almost daily."
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WORCESTER, Mass. -- All season, Stowe Simonton has heard it from his Concord-Carlisle teammates. When was he going to score? When was he even going to get an assist?
"How can you be the only one on the team without a point all year?" coach Ray Pavlik recounted of the friendly ribbing.
Apparently, the sophomore was just waiting for the biggest one.
Filtering into the box on a short corner kick, Simonton finished an Alex Puchrik pass for the game-winning goal in Saturday's MIAA Division 2 boys soccer championship, lifting the Patriots to a 2-1 victory over Nipmuc Memorial at Foley Stadium. It gave Concord-Carlisle (21-1-1) its second straight title and third in five years, while denying Nipmuc (15-5-4) in its first title game appearance in 16 years.
"Luckily," Simonton said of the goal, "it came at the right time."
But the fact that it was Simonton -- a goal-less, first-year varsity player -- to provide the deciding score illustrated how special this season has been for the Patriots.
Besieged by injuries, Concord-Carlisle played with the same starting lineup Saturday for the fifth straight game — the longest such stretch this season. Seventeen different players started multiple games, Pavlik said, a result of losing two key players just prior to the state tournament, including Will Toczylowski, a senior who scored the game-winner in last year's D-2 final.
This time, it was Simonton, who following his score flew down the center of the field in celebration, his teammates gathering in his wake before catching him at midfield.
It was the Patriots' 71st goal this fall, Pavlik said, "and he (Simonton) couldn't have had a better time to step up and get himself on the board."
"That's incredible," junior Mikey O'Brien said. "It always ends like that. In the playoffs, you have to rely on people who don't usually get a lot of those goals. But Stowe's been great all season. For him to be able to finish, it was really nice."
Simonton wasn't the only hero. Concord-Carlisle's aggressive defense kept Nipmuc out of the offensive half throughout the game and held Nipmuc junior Tim Peterman scoreless for the first time this postseason.
O'Brien, too, rose to the occasion, scoring his sixth goal in the tournament on a beautiful ball in the 14th minute.
After the Patriots flooded the box, the ball eventually found Puchrik, who wound up and fired only to be blocked by a set of Nipmuc defenders. But after glancing off both backs, the ball fell to the left side of the box to O'Brien, who spun and blasted a shot past goalie Andrew Morin (nine saves) for a 1-0 lead.
"I kind of shielded my guy and it was a little in front of me, so I was able to slide right into it," O'Brien said.
The lead didn't last. Roughly three minutes later, a Concord-Carlisle penalty gave the Warriors a direct kick 23 yards from the goal, where Kelly Rooney tapped the ball to Tanor Jobe. With a whipping wind at his back — it'd come back to hurt Nipmuc, too — the Dual Valley Conference's regular-season points leader sent a left-footed rocket through the box and into the upper left-hand corner of the goal.
"He's a go-to guy," Nipmuc coach Bill Leaver said of Jobe. "He's a guy, both he and Tim, who we count on to make things happen, and they do."
Concord-Carlisle controlled the majority of the play until halftime, even nearly scoring again with 11 minutes until the intermission. O'Brien carried the ball in the right side of the box and found a wide-open Seth Bird, whose shot sailed hard and high, perhaps a result of the wind in his face.
The Patriots made sure they didn't miss again. Eight minutes into the second half, following a hail of chances and corner kicks, Puchrik took a short corner, sprinted past a defender along the left baseline and centered it. Alone in the box was Simonton, whose one-touch blast sped through a crowd and ricocheted off a Nipmuc defender before finding the the back of the net.
"You gotta make sure you get it nice and get it on goal," Simonton said. "It is mental focus, I guess."
But Nipmuc again responded, getting its best chance at tying it in the 54th minute. Rooney lofted a free kick that bounced into the box and onto the foot off Jobe.
The junior forward fought off a draped defender to sneak a shot past goalie Cam McGrory, but put it directly into the right post. McGrory (three saves) quickly gathered the rebound.
"You always say if you win a championship, you're going to look back and you're going to find one chance where you got a little luck," Pavlik said.
Concord-Carlisle didn't leave much to chance either. With the stiff wind now their friend, the Patriots continually pressed Nipmuc's midfielders and backs, never really allowing the Warriors a legitimate scoring opportunity in the final 20 minutes. It was a product of the conditions and the Patriots' experience; they improved to 22-2 in the last five state tournaments, the only two losses coming in overtime.
"All year long, we always talked about how the defense is the core of this team," Puchrik said. "… But the wind definitely played a factor in helping us not let them lob balls over the top as easy."
And delivered the Patriots another title.
"So many people worked hard to make this happen," O'Brien said. "You didn't just have a starting lineup out there with a few subs who came in. Every single player on this team played a big role throughout the season, whether it was taking over when somebody got injured or stepping in when somebody was out for the season. It was great."


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I am looking for open source Software Transactional Memory implementation. A list of such implementations in Java will be helpful. Also please point me to performance benchmark comparisons.
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multiverse - java based STM implementation
Dynamic Software Transactional Memory Library 2.0 (to build it yourself)
The akka project has an implementation of Software Transactional Memory with benchmarks.
You might want to look at Clojure - it's a JVM language with strong STM-based concurrency capabilities, and all the code is open source.
Here's a trivial example of a STM-protected piece of Clojure code:
Everything inside the (dosync ...) is protected by STM, so the 10 threads (launched by (future ...) ) never interfere with each other.
I use Clojure as an "STM wrapper" for some elements of my Java code, so this is definitely a viable approach if you are looking at implementing on the JVM.
You might also find it interesting to watch this video on Clojure's concurrency / STM capabilities.
A simple pragmatic approach to store Java objects in a transactional memory is provided by https://github.com/JanWiemer/jacis


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Drake's going home, back to No. 1 on our chart this month. Where did your favorite fall this month?
Drake's going home, back to No. 1 on our chart this month. Where did your favorite fall this month?
Jay Z takes his Holy Grail all the way to the top of the charts this month.
Robin Thicke might be riding Marvin's coattails, but he rode them to No. 1 this month.
UPDATE: More rumor's with the alleged issues between Diddy and J. Cole after last weeks MTV: VMA's have come out. Some are saying that the scuffle that allegedly broke out between Diddy and J. Cole was out of defense for Kendrick Lamar.
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J. Cole is known for his uplifting songs like 'Crooked Smile,' but he recently garnered backlash over his autism lyric on Drake's 'Jodeci Freestyle.' In response, the Roc Nation rhymer issued an apologetic letter.
Ciara makes it to the top of our charts this month for the first time. Who'd she beat out to get there?
This morning (June 19th) in an interview with "The Breakfast Club," J. Cole talks about playing his record "Let Nas Down" for Nas, day's after recording it. Cole also talks about walking out of a interview when one of the interviewers who happened to be gay, asked him what his "meat size" was. Cole World also spits a freestyle where he threw jabs at Tyrese & Diggy Simmons.
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A Very Unusual Governess
Harlequin Enterprises, Limited, 2006 - Fiction - 298 pages
Edward's bachelor existence is thrown into a spin when he is forced to look after his two orphaned nieces. Employing the right governess is vital. Miss Petrie has the girls' support. Lady Octavia Petrie is on the verge of confessing that Edward has mistaken her for someone else, but in a moment of sheer madness, she finds herself accepting the temporary position. From a Lady to a simple Miss - what has she let herself in for?
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Cast members from Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, wish you and your 'ohana and wonderful start to 2015!
What are you looking forward to most this year? Tell us in the comments below!
posted on January 1st, 2015 by Tyler Slater, Public Relations Manager, Disney Destinations
Cast members from Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, wish you and your 'ohana and wonderful start to 2015!
What are you looking forward to most this year? Tell us in the comments below!
posted on December 30th, 2014 by Erin Glover, Social Media Director, Disneyland Resort
As 2014 is coming to a close, we here at Disney Parks are proud and excited to learn that our fans have made us the most-geotagged locations on both Facebook and Instagram this year! Specifically, Disneyland Resort claimed the top spot on Instagram, with Disney Parks pulling in the most tags on Facebook.
Above are a few of the photos we've shared from @Disneyland on Instagram this year. As much as we love sharing our photos with you, the most fun part of what we do on Instagram is sharing photos from our guests. The same goes for our @WaltDisneyWorld and @DisneyAulani Instagram feeds – many of the photos shared across all three come directly from fans like you. To share your photo with us, just add #Disneyland, #WaltDisneyWorld or #Aulani to your photo description or tag @Disneyland, @WaltDisneyWorld or @DisneyAulani to your photos during your visit!
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posted on December 25th, 2014 by Tyler Slater, Public Relations Manager, Disney Destinations
Cast members from Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, wish you and your 'ohana a happy holiday! Enjoy the video below, and if you look closely, notice some of your favorite Disney characters are wearing their holiday outfits while vacationing in Hawai'i.
From all of us at Aulani to all of you, a very merry Christmas.
posted on December 24th, 2014 by Michelle Stepney, PR Content Director
Festive fashions are as much a part of the Disney Parks Christmas special as the performances and parade floats. Some stars sported designer duds selected by personal stylists, while others chose items from their own closet. Our style squad was on hand at rehearsals for a sneak peek.
The "Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration" airs December 25, 2014 on ABC-TV at 10 a.m. EST and 9 a.m. In most other time zones. Be sure to check your local listings and join the conversation online using the hashtag #DisneyParade.
posted on December 22nd, 2014 by Thomas Smith, Social Media Director, Disney Parks
At Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, citizenship is important to our culture. We are committed to giving back to our communities and do this in many different ways. This holiday season, VoluntEARS from our sites around the world brought holiday joy to young patients and orphans.
Along with Mickey and Minnie Mouse, VoluntEARS from Hong Kong Disneyland visited Siu Lam Hospital and sang and danced with the patients. They also celebrated the holidays with 300 cancer patients and their families at Maggie's Cancer Caring Center in Tuen Mun Hospital. They enjoyed holiday treats and played musical games to brighten spirits.
Tokyo Disney Resort's VoluntEARS hosted a fundraiser and bake sale to raise money for a holiday gift for the Aiji-no-ie Orphanage.
Mickey Mouse and his friends joined sixty VoluntEARS from Disneyland Resort and brought holiday cheer to nearly 400 children and their families at Children's Hospital of Orange County (CHOC). They enjoyed holiday cookie decorating, a 38-foot long CHOC-olate Yule Log, Olaf-shaped balloons, reindeer games and a giant gingerbread house.
Before they even welcome their first guest, the Shanghai Disney Resort's VoluntEARS are supporting their community by hosting weekly holiday activities at local children's hospitals. They visited Shanghai Children's Medical Center and decorated activity rooms and made Santa Claus hats with children.
Aulani VoluntEARS joined in the festivities and brought the holiday spirit to children in local hospitals in Hawaii.
Walt Disney Parks and Resorts VoluntEARS are committed to bringing positive change around the globe and they donate hundreds of thousands of volunteer hours each year to the communities where they work, live and play. To learn more about citizenship at Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, visit http://aboutdisneyparks.com/citizenship.
posted on December 18th, 2014 by George Savvas, Public Relations Director, Disneyland Resort
Christmas Day is still a week away, but today you're going behind the scenes with some of the stars taking part in "Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration" as they share their holiday wishes and talk about what it means to be a part of this Disney holiday tradition. This year our star-studded annual Christmas Day telecast on ABC originates from Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, Disneyland Resort in Southern California and Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa in Hawaii.
The "Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration" airs December 25, 2014 on ABC-TV at 10 a.m. EST and 9 a.m. in most other time zones. Be sure to check your local listings and join the conversation online using the hashtag #DisneyParade.
posted on December 10th, 2014 by Tyler Slater, Public Relations Manager, Disney Destinations
The merriest time of year has arrived at Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa in Ko Olina, Hawai`i! With temperatures averaging 78 degrees, it's no surprise that Aulani is a favorite destination for families this holiday season. Today, I'm going to share some of the entertainment programs and offerings taking place now through the end of December to help you plan your vacation in a Hawaiian winter wonderland.
And be sure to look out for some of your favorite Disney characters that have decided to don their best holiday Disney Side outfits for the occasion! Look for Mickey and the gang in the Waikolohe Valley or on the Halawai Lawn daily.
What are you most looking forward to this holiday season at Aulani? Tell us in the comments below!
posted on December 6th, 2014 by Erin Glover, Social Media Director, Disneyland Resort
To many of our guests, holidays are a favorite time of year at Disney Parks. Not only are the halls decked like nowhere else, we've also got unique holiday experiences that you'll find only at Disney Parks and Resorts. This week, we featured three of these celebrations.
Here at the Disneyland Resort, we cruised into the holiday season at the Disney Parks Blog Christmas in Cars Land Meet-Up.
At Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, in Ko Olina, Hawai`i, musical segments were produced for Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration with stars Gavin DeGraw, Sarah Hyland and Laura Marano.
And Nate Rasmussen took us back to the 1980s for a look back at the Candlelight Processional, a holiday tradition at both Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resorts.
posted on December 4th, 2014 by George Savvas, Public Relations Director, Disneyland Resort
Earlier this week, the beach at Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, was the stage for some musical segments being produced for Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration.
Gavin DeGraw performed the classic song, "I'll Be Home For Christmas" and then delighted the audience with his hit song, "Fire."
Actress Sarah Hyland joined us to introduce the performances from Aulani.
"Austin & Ally" star Laura Marano brought some "Frozen" holiday fun to Aulani with her performance of "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" – or should we say "Sandman?"
Check back for updates about Disney Parks Frozen Christmas Celebration and don't forget to tune in to ABC on Thursday, December 25 at 10 a.m. ET, 9 a.m. in all other time zones (check local listings). You can also join the conversation by using the hashtag #DisneyParade.
posted on November 26th, 2014 by Thomas Smith, Social Media Director, Disney Parks
On Saturday, November 22, Disney Friends for Change sponsored Family Volunteer Day, a nation-wide effort that demonstrates the magic created when families volunteer together to support their neighborhoods and communities around the world. The annual event, now in its 22nd year, celebrates the power that families have to make a real difference in their community, while strengthening their relationships and spending quality time together. Here's a look at how Walt Disney Parks and Resorts teams participated in Family Volunteering Day and other holiday giving projects:
Real magic comes from the efforts of families working together to make lasting and positive change in the world. Thanks to our teams from around the world and to the families who are part of that magic every year.


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First Utility Super League: St Helens hold on to beat Wigan Warriors
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St Helens' Alex Walmsley is tackled by Wigan Warriors' Jack Hughes
St Helens moved three points clear at the First Utility Super League summit with a thrilling 16-12 derby victory at neighbours Wigan.
Defeat would have seen Saints overhauled by their fiercest rivals but they held on in a breathless finish at the DW Stadium.
Winger Tom Makinson, Super League's leading tryscorer, touched down twice and evergreen skipper Paul Wellens scored his sixth try in his last five matches as Saints overcame the loss of influential scrum-half Luke Walsh to grind out a 16-8 victory in front of a 20,224 crowd at the DW Stadium.
Walsh went off after 21 minutes with a back strain but St Helens proved they are far from a one-man team as condemned the below-strength reigning champions to a second consecutive defeat and claim the spoils from a 233rd league derby packed with crunching tackles.
With both sides scoring three tries, it came down in the end to the goalkicking, with Saints' third-choice marksman Mark Percival succeeding with two of his three attempts while Wigan's Matty Smith failed with all his three.
Wigan, who gave a debut to teenage half-back Jamie Doran in the absence of seven first-choice players through injury and suspension, began in lively fashion, with full-back Matty Bowen producing a couple of threatening runs from deep which had the visitors back-pedalling.
They took the lead on eight minutes when left winger Joe Burgess won the race to Sam Powell's perfectly-weighted kick to the corner to claim his 16th try of the season.
Smith was unable to convert and Saints drew level midway through the first half when second rower Mark Flanagan came up with a superb one-handed pass out of a two-man tackle to get Makinson over for his 16th Super League try of the campaign to pull clear of the pack.
With regular marksman Walsh limping from the field, Makinson attempted to convert his own try but was off target to leave the scores tied.
Jon Wilkin moved into the halves following Lomax's exit and Saints continued to give as good as they received for the rest of the score-less first half.
Best chance
Wigan's best chance came when Burgess as bundled into touch just short of the corner while Saints spurned the opportunity to kick a penalty, running the ball instead from in front of the posts only to fail to see out their next set.
With Lance Hohaia coming more into the game in the absence of Walsh, Saints gradually got on top and they went in front four minutes into the second half when Burgess failed to claim Wilkin's high kick and Wellens was on hand to gather the loose ball and go past Dan Sarginson to touch down.
Mark Percival was this time wide with the conversion but Saints were good value for their 8-4 lead.
Wigan almost conceded again when the previously immaculate Bowen made a hash of collecting Hohaia's grubber kick near his own line but they survived and struck against the run of play to draw level.
Bowen was the creator with a cut-out pass which gave winger Josh Charnley the space to cross for his side's second try.
It was too far out for Smith to convert and Saints edged back in front on 63 minutes when Percival was successful with a penalty awarded for a high tackle.
The pivotal moment came two minutes later when an offload in midfield from Samoan heavyweight Mose Masoe created space on Wigan's left and Makinson took Jordan Turner's pass to go past Sarginson and Bowen for his second try.
Percival's touchline conversion put two scores between the teams and that proved crucial when Charnley went over for his second try three minutes from the end.
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Gov. Tom Wolf's veto on a liquor privatization plan was hailed by Democratic lawmakers but disappointing to their Republican colleagues. Despite that, all sides seem interested in working on another liquor reform plan. Full story »
Hey, Gov. Wolf - pass pension reform, don't raise taxes: Charlie Gerow
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There's no escaping the fact that years of hefty benefit increases, fund losses and negligent underfunding have left our two giant public employee pension systems more than $50 billion in the hole. Full story »
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Democrats announced: Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton, Martin O'Malley, Lincoln Chafee; likely: Jim Webb Republicans announced: Jeb Bush, Rick Santorum, Mike Huckabee, Marco Rubio, Ben Carson, Chris Christie, Ted Cruz, Carly Fiorina, Lindsey Graham, George Pataki, Rand Paul, Rick Perry, Donald Trump, Bobby Jindal; likely: Scott Walker, John Kasich Full story »
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The Mississippi Association of Coaches has announced their high school and junior college Coaches of the Year for 2015.
East Webster's Lee Berryhill was selected the high school fast pitch Coach of the Year, while East Webster's Pam Champion was recognized as tennis Coach of the Year.
Buddy Stephens of East Mississippi Community College was chosen the junior college football Coach of the Year.
Hughbert Collier, 87, a retired welder, passed away Friday June 12, 2015 in Ackerman, MS. Mr. Collier was born April 13, 1928 in Choctaw County, MS. He was a member of the Ackerman Church of Christ and served in the U.S Navy during WWII.
Starkville Academy head coach Chase Nicholson saw a smooth transition and has a veteran coaching staff to help him out.
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Travis Outlaw, a 12-year National Basketball Association veteran, is hosting the annual The Elite "Travis Outlaw" Basic Skills and Fundamentals Basketball Camp June 23-25 in Starkville in the Travis Outlaw Center located at the Starkville Sportsplex, 405 Lynn Lane from 8 a.m. until noon. This is a three-day event with the cost for attendance being $75.
Mississippi State was able to capture an individual national championship on the final day of the NCAA Track and Field Championships Saturday.
Rhianwedd Price won the 1,500-meter run in Eugene, Ore., with a time of 4:09.56.
For more on Price's accomplishment and the final day at the NCAA Championships for the Bulldogs, see Monday's sports pages of The Starkville Daily News.
Mississippi State athletics enjoyed a good run during the 2014-15 school year. For a look at how the Bulldogs fared, see story by Starkville Daily News MSU beat writer Ben Wait and Danny P. Smith's column in Sunday's edition.
Mississippi State baseball signee Delvin Zinn will not sign with the Chicago Cubs and come play for the Bulldogs.
The Pontotoc shortstop was taken in the 28th round with 833rd overall pick by the Cubs. He joins Graceville, Florida, left-handed pitcher Jared Padgett as those honoring their commitments to MSU.
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Frances Anne Tolar, 64, of Hixson, passed away peacefully on Monday, June 1, 2015.
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Mogwai Announce Career-Spanning Hits/Rarities Set Central Belters, Share "Helicon 1" Video
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Mogwai are celebrating their 20th year as a band this summer. Today, expanding on their ATP Season at London's Roundhouse, they've announced Central Belters, a set of career highlights and rarities spanning their existence. It'll be available in 3xCD and 6xLP sets from October 9, via the band's Rock Action label. Check the tracklist below. They've also shared a new video for 1997 non-album single "New Paths to Helicon, Pt. 1" (aka "Helicon 1"), directed by Craig Murray (who previously directed the band's "Teenage Exorcists"), via Noisey. Watch it below.
Mogwai Get Their Own Skateboard and T-Shirt Line
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Mogwai are celebrating their 20th anniversary this year. In honor of that milestone, they've teamed up with the Edinburgh-based skateboard company Focus to release a limited run of decks and shirts. The decks feature art from Mogwai albums, as you can see above.
Mogwai Get Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Public Enemy, Jesus and Mary Chain, Lightning Bolt for ATP Shows
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Mogwai are no strangers to the pivotal festival organization All Tommorrow's Parties. The Scottish band curated and headlined the first ATP show in 2000, as well as 2012's I'll Be Your Mirror event in London. Now, the group are teaming up with ATP once more; this time, it's for a series of shows at the Roundhouse in London this summer, The Guardian reports. In honor of the 20th anniversary of their first rehearsal, Mogwai will kick off the six-show season by headlining the first two ATP concerts of 2015, followed by four curated concerts featuring an array of artists. Tickets are on sale here.
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The International Network of Street Papers (INSP) is a Glasgow-based charity that supports independent newspapers distributed by homeless and long-term unemployed vendors. As part of a UK-wide #VendorWeek Big Sell initiative, members of Scottish bands including Chvrches, Mogwai, and the Twilight Sad will hit the streets to sell copies of one such publication, The Big Issue.
Mogwai Share "Teenage Exorcists" Video
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This morning, Mogwai shared their trippy visual for "Teenage Exorcists", from their new Music Industry 3. Fitness Industry 1 EP. (Which is streaming now via Pitchfork Advance). The clip is directed by Craig Murray. Watch below.
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On December 1, Mogwai will release Music Industry 3. Fitness Industry 1., an EP containing new songs from the sessions for Rave Tapes, plus remixes. The remixes come from Blanck Mass, Pye Corner Audio, and Nils Frahm.
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Mogwai Announce Music Industry 3. Fitness Industry 1. EP, Share "Teenage Exorcists"
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Mogwai: "Teenage Exorcists" (via SoundCloud)
Mogwai have announced an EP containing new songs and remixes from the sessions of their most recent album, Rave Tapes. It's called Music Industry 3. Fitness Industry 1., and it's a six-track set containing three new cuts, plus remixes of older songs by Blanck Mass, Pye Corner Audio and Nils Frahm. The new EP arrives December 1 via Mogwai's Rock Action label (which will also release a limited number of 12" pressings). Additionally, the Scottish post-rock outfit have shared the opening track on Music Industry 3. Fitness Industry 1.; check out "Teenage Exorcists" above.
Mogwai Discuss "Les Revenants" Score, Rock Action Records in New Episode of Pitchfork.tv's "Entrevista"
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In a new interview for Pitchfork.tv and Canal 180's "Entrevista" series (which was filmed during the NOS Primavera Sound Festival in Porto, Portugal in June), Stuart Braithwaite of Scottish post-rock luminaries Mogwai discusses the group's soundtrack for French zombie TV show "Les Revenants", as well as the continued legacy of Rock Action, a label maintained by the band.
Mogwai Showcase Skydivers in "Simon Ferocious" Video
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Mogwai's Rave Tapes track "Simon Ferocious" just got a music video in which two skydivers plummet toward the Earth. Directed by Antony Crook, it's actually a lot more beautiful than it sounds, with sunsets, landscapes, and elegant aerial poses. Check it out below.
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Ian MacKaye Digs Up Fan Letter from 14-Year-Old Dave Grohl
May 28, 2015 at 4:16 p.m. EDT
Mastodon Portray "Wildlings" on "Game of Thrones"
May 31, 2015 at 10:36 p.m. EDT
Tyler, the Creator Implies That Odd Future Is "No More"
May 27, 2015 at 11:43 p.m. EDT
YG Shot at Los Angeles Recording Studio
June 12, 2015 at 3:36 p.m. EDT
Earl Sweatshirt Weighs In On Tyler, The Creator Comments Implying Odd Future Is Over
May 29, 2015 at 9:23 a.m. EDT
Chance the Rapper, Donnie Trumpet Drop Social Experiment Album Surf for Free
May 29, 2015 at 12:57 a.m. EDT
Tyler, the Creator Issues Long Response to Fan's Reddit Post Criticizing His New Music
June 18, 2015 at 5:10 p.m. EDT
Melvins' Buzz Osborne Slams Kurt Cobain Doc Montage of Heck, Says 90% Is "Total Bullshit"
June 6, 2015 at 4:23 p.m. EDT
Chance the Rapper Announces New Free Album Surf
October 21, 2014 at 4:59 p.m. EDT
Paul Westerberg Says The Replacements Just Played Their Final Show
June 5, 2015 at 8:10 p.m. EDT
Chance the Rapper Announces New Free Album Surf
October 21, 2014 at 4:59 p.m. EDT
Ian MacKaye Digs Up Fan Letter from 14-Year-Old Dave Grohl
May 28, 2015 at 4:16 p.m. EDT
Tyler, the Creator Implies That Odd Future Is "No More"
May 27, 2015 at 11:43 p.m. EDT
Mastodon Portray "Wildlings" on "Game of Thrones"
May 31, 2015 at 10:36 p.m. EDT
YG Shot at Los Angeles Recording Studio
June 12, 2015 at 3:36 p.m. EDT
Refused Are Back: New Album Freedom Out This Summer, New Track "Elektra" Streaming Now
April 27, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. EDT
Pitchfork Guide to Upcoming Releases: Spring 2015
April 1, 2015 at 11:49 a.m. EDT
Coachella 2015 Webcast Streams Live All Weekend
April 10, 2015 at 5:00 p.m. EDT
Marina Abramovic Says "Cruel" Jay Z "Completely Used" Her for "Picasso Baby" Stunt
May 19, 2015 at 4:34 p.m. EDT
Crystal Castles Aren't Dead, Return With "Frail"
April 16, 2015 at 12:10 p.m. EDT