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Newport Police have arrested a man they say killed a dog during a burglary.
The Laforce family were devastated when they discovered their home had been broken into on November 28.
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Posted on February 12, 20086/6/02: 11am in London... 3am somewhere in California... Mike D'Antonio logs onto AOL Instant Messenger and says hi. The band have just checked into a hotel for the remainder of the night, on the road touring the US with Soilwork, Scar Culture, and Hypocrisy. Mike is in mourning. "Everything is going great except I broke my beloved bass in Texas, I smashed it on a pole that was in the middle of the stage... I was depressed... but the bar tenders in Austin took care of me.. fed me beer cause I was so sad.. they were good to me." Now playing with a new Ibanez, Mike says he's doing ok: "took some getting used too, not having my "baby", but I am better. I had it 7 years... it was like my wife!" What else? I break the good news to Mike that the video for My Last Serenade has gone into the Kerrang! TV chart at #8: "wow... killer!" If you haven't caught it yet you can request it on K! TV as selection #834. Call 09067 533433.
Last night (June 4), Killswitch Engage played their first LA show ever, and due to massive bus troubles in the Hypocrisy and Soilwork camps, KsE ended up headlining the night. The crowd, "a pretty diverse mix," tells Roadrunner's US street team leader Ro Kohli. "There were straight up gutter punks with huge spiked mohawks, crazed Mexican death metal heads, the usual crop of metal kids that go to every metal show in LA, as well as a fair amount of scenesters." Outside of fuckin' rockin', vocalist Jesse spent the time between songs recounting his celebrity citings from the day leading up to the show...#1 on the list, Motorhead's Lemmy walking towards the Rainbow during lunchtime... Word from our LA peeps is that KsE's show of metal received a huge reception. Tonight, the band hits Corona, CA. "I'm hoping it's gonna be an off the wall metal blitzkrieg!" exclaims Ro. "The metal heads there are way more insane than the LA variety." Rock. For pictures from last night's show, check out Killswitch Engage's PHOTO GALLERY.
Where to start...hmmm, as this is being written, the Killswitch Engage tour machine is driving down Interstate 10 in Arizona, en route to Los Angeles for a show at the Key Club tomorrow night (June 4). "Nothing out here," tells guitarist Adam Dutkiewicz. "Kinda like Star Wars. Some big cacti." However, we can tell you where there is something, Birmingham, AL. After a show last week at The Boiler Room, the band walked out to the parking lot to find a barn yard animal. Tells Adam, "weirdest fuckin' thing in the world, we walk out of the club, and there is a pig's head with a cigarette in its mouth." Don't believe us? We have picture to prove. What else has the band encountered amongst their road travels? At a rest stop, somewhere on the edge of (don't mess with) Texas, an ostrich. "I was ready to ride that son of a bitch," enthuses Adam. Now that would have been a picture. note: to all you kids out there, ostriches are mean, nasty bastards. Keep away.
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12 comments:
- Praveen Antony Felix said...
Hi Shn,
Wishing you and all @ home (especially your 'lil king') a happy, healthy, prosperous and safe year ahead!
Keep blogging, keep inspiring...
Warm Regards,
Praveen Antony Felix
- January 1, 2011 at 12:39 AM
- wanderlust said...
You know what, my New year started with you. Was searching for an Egg Biriyani recipe and finally or should I say naturally the search took me to you. I should have done that in the first place!
Wishing you, Chn and the Little King a Happy, Prosperous and Peaceful 2011!
- January 1, 2011 at 1:51 AM
- Plateful said...
Hey Shn, Happy New Year!
At the outset lemme introduce myself: Hi, I am Nashi and I am a stumbling amateur in this blogging world.
That is one amazing picture you have here. Of course, just like the rest. I wish I could take such good pictures too, ah!
And you are so right..hopes and dreams are what keeps us going. So here's wishing you good fortune in all your endeavors. Cheers!
- January 1, 2011 at 1:24 PM
- Pavani said...
Wish you and your family a very Happy & Prosperous New year.
- January 1, 2011 at 4:57 PM
- Siri said...
Wishing you & your loved ones a very Happy & Healthy 2011 Shn.
- January 2, 2011 at 1:04 PM
- Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal said...
Happy new year dear :)
- January 2, 2011 at 1:52 PM
- Nanditha Prabhu said...
Hi Dear!
Wishing you CJJ nad ur little King an year filled with love , joy and good health!!!
- January 2, 2011 at 10:07 PM
- Apu said...
Best wishes for 2011!!
- January 2, 2011 at 10:21 PM
- Orange # 13 said...
Wish you a very happy new year! I love your blog. The recipes are GREAT! But I have to add, your pictures are simply fabulous! Getting a look at the finished product inspires me even more to try out the recipes :) Keep up the good work!
- January 7, 2011 at 1:23 PM
- magpie said...
Hi Shn
I would be honoured if you would join us at Kerala Kitchen- a food blogging event for those inspired by Kerala.
- January 7, 2011 at 2:40 PM
Hi Mish! Very Happy New Year.. You know what, I'm hungry.. Do you have an easy chicken curry recipe ready with you.. one that will go with ghee rice? :-))
- January 7, 2011 at 10:51 PM
- Dhanya said...
Wishing u too a wonderful new year 2011 :)
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A Watertown man has been sentenced to three years federal probation for stealing prescription medicines from packages while working at the Watertown post office.
Phillip Wiley, 38, address not available, was also ordered Friday in U.S. District Court, Syracuse, to pay $622 in restitution for an Oct. 19 guilty plea to theft of mail matter.
Mr. Wiley, a 13-year postal employee, admitted he opened and removed prescription medications mailed from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, according to the U.S. attorneys office. Prosecutors said Mr. Wiley admitted stealing the medications because he had a drug problem. In total, he acknowledged stealing 55 pieces of mail since November 2009.
The investigation began in 2010 when special agents from the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General and the Department of Veteran Affairs received complaints from customers who did not receive medications mailed to them.
According to a sentencing memorandum filed with the court by Assistant U.S. Attorney Tamara B. Thompson, at least 24 people reported they did not receive medications, resulting in the VA having to replace the medicines at the cost of $622. Ms. Thomson wrote the loss figure does not accurately represent the true loss in this case.
The true loss was the pain inflicted on veterans who had their medication stolen; this loss cannot be calculated, she wrote to Senior Judge Frederick J. Scullin.
Ms. Thomson said many of the victims had to go without pain medication until it could be replaced, including one who went without his medications for two months, causing him to suffer severe pain, feelings of anger and loss of sleep. That victim also had to convince the VA he did not receive his medications and at one point was considered a suspect in the thefts, causing him to suffer further pain in the form of depression and emotional distress.
Ms. Thomson wrote Mr. Wileys long history of addiction to alcohol and prescription drugs drove him to commit the offenses and asked the court to impose a sentence that included a condition that he participate in drug testing and substance abuse treatment. Judge Scullin ordered Mr. Wiley to continue to participate in Alcoholics Anonymous. Mr. Wiley has resigned voluntarily from the Postal Service, according to court documents.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
An alledged rape that took place on Friday morning sparked panic amongst many people in the county as social media and word of mouth turned the single incident into a crime spree.
"We are investigating the rape and have collected evidence that we have sent to the crime lab," said Wellington Police Chief Lee Barry on Saturday night. "I haven't heard anything else about other incidents anywhere else in the county."
After the rape was reported on some web sites and by word of mouth to social media users, the incident grew from a single crime, in which the perpetrator alledgedly wore a clown mask during the rape, to a serial rapist in a clown suit who had committed rapes all over the county over the weekend and finally to a child killer who was luring children to him by using the guise.
Police have been hesitant to release much information because the crime is still being investigated but reports say that the alledged perpetrator is between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 10 inches tall and young, between the ages of 18 and 26.
The rumors across the county caused distress to many people, with posts on sites like Facebook making the crime spree appear bigger and bigger with each passing hour.
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate reporter
Congress has passed an economic stimulus package to try and keep us out of a recession. We are all supposed to get a check in the mail for ourselves, spouse and kids. The stimulus will cost our country $168 billion dollars.
Each of us with an income less than $75,000 but over $3000 will get a rebate check of $600. Double that for a couple. Each child is worth an additional $300 dollars. We should be seeing our windfall by June.
The trouble is that we are only forestalling what is to come. Many Americans have borrowed themselves into debt and are living in peril of their house of cards collapsing.
The rebate check would certainly help many get caught up. But believe it or not that is the worst thing you could do with your check according to our government. They need you to spend it on I-pods, washers, TV's and such.
It doesn't matter if it would be in your best interest to pay down your debt or put money in a savings account for a rainy day. No, that won't help our economy one little bit.
Last Sunday there were two articles in a paper I was reading. The first was about how the economy was in trouble because people not paying off their debts and living too far in the hole. Their solution was for people to pay off what they owe as quickly as they can, as fast as possible.
And the second article that was right underneath the first was about our government's fear that people might use their money to pay off their debts rather than spend it.
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Of course, for us all to get this money the government is putting us, as a country, further in debt. Yep, they are borrowing the money to get us to spend. This little gift will add to what the country owes and give us a $250,000 billion deficit. Seems like just a few short years and two wars ago we were sitting on a budget surplus.
Sooner or later our country is going to have to feel the pain that comes along with an economic adjustment. Artificially stalling the inevitable is just a quick fix to keep us going through the next election. We all need to hold on because it is going to be a bumpy ride for the next little while.
Most economist are saying there is no quick fix for our economic woes. A new president, Democrat or Republican, woman or man, will not alter the course of some of the things that have to happen to get us back on course.
Our country has weathered recessions and even depressions. We will stand tall and get through this as well.
My advice to you when you get your check, do what feels right for your financial situation. Spend if you want to, but pay off things if that is best for you.
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In the short run, equities are worth what people will pay for them, and that depends as much on psychology as it does on fundamental economic values. In the short run, investors can rely on expected capital gains to justify almost any price; all you need to do is find someone willing to pay more than you did.
But over longer periods, stocks can't be worth much more than can be justified by their underlying economic returns.
Unfortunately for market timers, the long run can be very long way away. Like 20 or 30 years.
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The psychological case is also bullish. Investors are desperate for higher returns than they can get from safe, boring bonds that pay almost nothing. For most investors, that means buying equities.
Recently, researchers at the New York Fed concluded that equities will likely produce high returns for the next five years, in large part because bond yields are so low.
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Whether it was John Thompson proclaiming Manley Field House is officially closed, Patrick Ewing being pelted with Oranges from the rafters of the Carrier Dome, or visions of the multitude of close games over the years, treasured memories of the Syracuse-Georgetown Big East Conference rivalry will last forever.
Sadly, when the Hoyas visit the sold-out Dome on Saturday for the 31st and final time as conference opponents, much of the history of the greatest rivalry in Big East history will be banished to the vaults forever.
But certainly not forgotten.
Hopefully, it will live on and well be able to find a time and place to play them again, said SU coach Jim Boeheim, who has been an integral part of the previous 30 encounters at the Dome since it opened for the 1980-81 season. I dont like to think about it ending. But Saturday will be very emotional for me of any game Ive coached in the regular season. By a mile. And Ive coached a few thousand.
The two teams also finish the regular season at Georgetown on March 9. But a visit by the Hoyas to the Dome has always been a special moment in time, for all those involved.
When I think of Georgetown I think of tough, physical, emotional games, said SU assistant coach Mike Hopkins, who played against the Hoyas from 1989-1993, and has been sitting next to Boeheim on the bench from 1995 until today. You always knew each team would bring their best, and that the Dome fans would really be into the game. Sometimes to a fault.
Im sure the memories will come flowing back when we see them come onto the court Saturday, Hopkins said. Its the end of an era, and I dont think well ever have a rival that even comes close to what Georgetown has meant to us, and vice versa.
First some history.
Georgetown has come to the Dome each year but three since 1980-81. During three seasons (1998-99, 2003-04, 2005-06), the teams played each other just once in Washington D.C.
Syracuse holds a 22-8 edge in the all-time Dome series, and has won the last five. But that is only by a combined 23 points.
Three of the past seven and six overall games have gone to overtime, and an astounding 26 of those matchups have been decided by 10 points or less.
You just know when Georgetown and Syracuse meet its probably coming down to the wire, said current Georgetown coach John Thompson III, son of the longtime head man. The two teams bring out the best in each other, and they are fiercely competitive. Its not always pretty, but you can count on a knockdown, drag-out battle.
This season, Saturdays game has special meaning. The two teams are tied with Marquette for first place in the conference with 10-3 records. A victory by either will go a long way toward helping them to a top-four finish and a coveted bye into the conference quarterfinals in New York City.
Its always a big game, but when first place is on the line, it goes to another level, said SU assistant Gerry McNamara, who was part of the rivalry as a player from 2003-2007. I can remember getting chills all over my body when you came running out onto the court and saw people sitting in the far end zone of the Dome. Its really amazing what this game means to our fans.
So much so that a record 35,012 tickets have already been sold for Saturdays game, surpassing the previous record of 34,616 for the Villanova game on Feb. 27, 2010.
The Georgetown game at the Dome has drawn more than 30,000 on 16 occasions. That is more than twice as many as the next best team (Connecticut, Pittsburgh, St. Johns, Villanova with seven). And the Hoyas visit has generated three of the top 10 all-time crowds.
Its going to be amazing. The Dome will probably be shaking, said SU senior James Southerland, who also played during the Villanova record-breaker. Ive told some of the young guys not to lose their focus and get caught up in the moment. We have to prepare as if its just another game, even though we know it isnt.
Fellow senior Brandon Triche said the key to playing well in such an emotional game is to take it all in during warm-ups, and then to just focus on the task at hand once the game starts. Sometimes thats not really easy when everybody you see during the week reminds you what a big game it is.
SU sophomore point guard Michael Carter-Williams, who played two minutes in the Oranges 64-61 overtime win over Georgetown in last years Dome meeting, said the importance of the game and the record crowd will be a distraction, no doubt. But once you step on the court and the ball is tipped, you can relax. Everything leading up to the game is more stressful that the game itself.
The Orange are 48-23 playing before 30,000-plus crowds.
The crowd can give you a huge lift, Southerland said. They live and die with each shot and give you the support you need to play even harder. If youre a recruit and you either come to the Dome for a game like this or watch it on TV, it certainly makes an impact. I remember being here for a Georgetown game when I was being recruited and just seeing all the fans dressed in Orange. Theres no other place like the Dome when its filled with that many people.
As for the end of an era, Boeheim said, Georgetown-Syracuse has meant everything to me and the Big East. We had an unbelievable rivalry. It was very heated for a long time, and very amicable for a long time since.
The Big East rivalry between the teams can be traced back to Feb. 13, 1980, when Georgetown upset No. 2-ranked Syracuse 52-50 in the last game at Manley Field House.
After his teams win, which ended Syracuses 57-game homecourt winning streak, Hoyas coach Thompson uttered the famous line, Manley Field House is officially closed.
SUs first win over Georgetown in the Dome was a 66-64 victory in 1980.
I cant imagine a season without playing Georgetown, McNamara said. I know were going to establish new rivalries in the ACC. But there certainly will be a void without the Hoyas on the schedule.
SU freshman center DaJuan Coleman, who had arthroscopic surgery on his knee on Jan. 29, has returned to practice and will be available to play Saturday.
Coleman, a 6-foot-9, 275-pound center, practiced Thursday at the Carmelo K. Anthony Basketball Center.
It felt real good just to get out and start running again, Coleman told the Syracuse Post-Standard. Im real happy.
Coleman started the first 20 games of the season, averaging 5 points and 4.4 rebounds.
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" . . . [S]erious Zen students make their best effort to be mindful of the trap of self-orientation, guided instead by a world view that puts emphasis on the well-being of others, rather than on themselves. They aspire to live authentically, according to their true nature and to Buddhist teaching, which emphasizes a high moral standard in the conduct of daily affairs . . . "
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On September 19th of last year, I posted a blog comment about a then-breaking Zen news story concerning decades-long sexual and financial misconduct on the part of the abbot of a prominent Zen training temple on the east coast. That story is ongoing. The teacher in question has never really acknowledged or atoned for his deplorable betrayals of his students' trust. In fact, in at least a significant portion of his life, he has consistently conducted himself in a way that is exactly 180 degrees opposite from what we as Buddhist priests vow. Clearly, the man is in need of professional help, and it's already too late to prevent the irreparable harm his actions have caused to many of his sangha members. And — by failing to recognize and name the pattern, confront the teacher, and protect the community from exploitation — many of the senior students surrounding this teacher have come to be seen as somehow complicit in the teacher's sociopathic behavior. The ripple effects of both the teacher's gross abuses of power and the senior sangha's failure to respond effectively and in a timely way will continue to be felt — both in the directly affected sangha and in the greater American Zen community — for probably decades.
Now, this week, news is emerging about yet another prominent Zen teacher's long-time sexual misconduct, and the efforts now being made by his sangha to limit the damage going forward.
Both of these cases raise questions about the teacher-student relationship, about how to assess the behavior of allegedly enlightened individuals and their methods, about how much accountability senior students have for their teachers' actions. Even about the level of legal, civil liability a board of directors has for the conduct of its nonprofit organization director. There are so many variables and grey areas — so many cultural aspects, personalities and subjective view points — that it can seem almost impossible to generalize about such situations. And all the many first-order questions are only further complicated by our Buddhist recognition of dependent arising, and by our right-speech reluctance to speak publicly about matters in which we are not directly involved.
But one thing is clear: Both the current generation of well-established Zen teachers and we novice, next-generation Zen priests and teachers have a lot of work ahead of us. To begin with, we need to initiate a formal, consensus-building dialogue that will lead to our establishing more concrete professional standards of behavior and "best practices" for American Zen teachers and practice centers. And then I believe we should devise easily-understood behavioral criteria that sanghas both large and small can use to measure their own communities' and teachers' religious health and well-being. These two sets of skillful means deliverables seem like pretty obvious first steps in what should be an ongoing, comprehensive process of macro-level reflection and professional self-development.
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Only a small percentage of dependent-marijuana smokers who are seeking treatment for their marijuana use are able to achieve sustained abstinence. The objective of this study is to investigate the interaction between marijuana and the potential treatment medication, baclofen, with the direct goal of using this information to improve marijuana treatment outcome. GABAB agonists such as baclofen have been shown to attenuate the self-administration of cocaine, heroin, alcohol and nicotine (see Cousins et al., 2002; Haney et al., 2006). Baclofen also appears to decrease withdrawal symptoms in heroin and alcohol abusers (Akhondzadeh et al., 2000; Addolorato et al., 2000). The purpose of this study is to determine if baclofen dose-dependently decreases marijuana's direct effects and symptoms of marijuana withdrawal and thus decreases marijuana relapse in our laboratory model. For the purposes of this model, relapse is defined as a return to marijuana use after a period of abstinence. The study will utilize an inpatient/outpatient, counter-balanced design, with each participant maintained on each of three medication conditions for 16 days: placebo and baclofen (60, 90 mg/day). Participants will begin taking capsules during the outpatient phase so that the dose can be incremented up to the maintenance dose prior to the first inpatient day. Further, clinical studies have shown that baclofen is most effective at decreasing cocaine's effects when administered for several weeks. During the inpatient study phases, participants will have the opportunity to self-administer placebo or active marijuana 6 times per day. This study will provide important information of the effect of baclofen as a potential treatment medication for marijuana dependence.
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- Current, repeated illicit drug use (other than marijuana)
- Presence of significant medical illness(e.g., diabetes, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, examination, laboratory clinically significant laboratory abnormalities)
- History of heart disease
- Request for drug treatment
- Current parole or probation
- Pregnancy or current lactation
- Recent history of significant violent behavior
- Major current Axis I psychopathology(e.g., major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, suicide risk, schizophrenia)
- Current use of any prescription or over-the-counter medication
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00373295
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|New York State Psychiatric Institute
|New York, New York, United States, 10032
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|Margaret Haney, Ph.D.
|New York State Psychiatric Institute
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|NCT00373295 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|September 7, 2006
|Last Updated:
|February 4, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by New York State Psychiatric Institute:
Marijuana Dependence
Marijuana Withdrawal
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Marijuana Abuse
Chemically-Induced Disorders
Mental Disorders
Substance-Related Disorders
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2009 was another fantastic year for our animated pair. There were awards, birthday celebrations, great competitions and almost 2,000 Creations entries on the site! Here at wallaceandgromit.com we decided to celebrate by looking back on the year's main events…
Wallace & Gromit celebrated a cracking Christmas, with their new short film "A Matter of Loaf and Death" taking the top spot as the "highest rated show" of 2008 when it aired on Christmas Day on BBC One. The film was subsequently released onto iTunes in the new year to a great reception.
With Valentine's Day just round the corner, Wallace & Gromit were shown lots of love this month when they picked up 2 cracking awards – their latest adventure "A Matter of Loaf and Death" picked up the best short animation BAFTA in the UK and the Best Animated Short Subject at the Annie Awards in the US, beating off stiff competition from Pixar.
March saw the launch of an exciting new exhibition at the Science Museum. "A World of Cracking Ideas" invited visitors to enter Wallace & Gromit's house at 62 West Wallaby Street to learn more about how cracking ideas can be turned into life-changing inventions, and encourage budding inventors to get their thinking caps on and enter the national Cracking ideas competition.
March was also a month for new merchandise, including a new flour range from Bacheldre, a collection of stunning commemorative figurines from Robert Harrop and the brand new Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures downloadable game from Telltale. It was also the month where the UK public could get their hands on A Matter of Loaf and Death" on DVD for the first time.
April saw Wallace & Gromit star in a brand new commercial for npower, as they helped promote energy efficiency to the nation. The ad contained a 'cheeky' shot of Wallace running naked from the bathroom due to a lack of hot water for his shower, but luckily Gromit was on hand to cover his dignity!
April was also a very exciting month for animators! Firstly, Aardman teamed up with Firebox to launch a "Morphmation" competition, calling for fans to create their own Morph animation. Entries flooded in, with finalist being showcased on Aardman's YouTube channel to let the public have their say.
Aardman also announced that they were in production with two new films, a swashbuckling stop-motion film called "Pirates" and a state-of-the-art CGI Christmas-themed film called "Arthur Christmas"
May was a good month for gamers - along with the success of their downloadable PC game, Telltale Games announced that "Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures" would make the leap over the console gaming on xbox live.
June started off with Nick Park taking a trip over to Japan to visit Studio Ghibli and meet the company's founders and check out a brand new Wallace & Gromit exhibit in their museum, before the launch of A Matter of Loaf and Death the following month
Meanwhile over in the USA, Amercian fans of Wallace & Gromit finally got their chance to watch "A Matter of Loaf and Death" as it made it's debut on the AT&T network along with the rest of their cracking adventures.
In mid-June the nation donned their brightest clothing for the annual Wrong Trousers Day to help raise money for Wallace & Gromit's Children's Foundation, raising over £14,000 to help sick children in hospitals and hospices across the UK – well done to everyone who took part!
As mankind celebrated 40 years since the first man landed on the moon, our space adventurers were also busy with various events this month.
After a taste of stardom in their first npower commercial in April, Wallace & Gromit were back in July in another energy-saving ad, this time stuffing their loft with sheep to educate the nation about loft insulation!!
July 18th marked the theatrical release of "A Matter of Loaf and Death" in Japan, a month after Nick Park visited Studio Ghibli.
And finally, after signing up in your thousands each month, July was also the point at which Wallace & Gromit hit the 100,000 fan mark on Facebook. To celebrate the occasion, we entered all our fans into a prize draw to win an exclusive W&G goodie bag. The lucky winner was Liam Barrington from the UK – congratulations!
August was a very special month for wallaceandgromit.com, as we celebrated our 2nd birthday. In true website fashion, we celebrated the occasion with a rundown of the best, worst, oldest and newest of the past year….plus a slice of birthday cake!
Robert Harrop Designs held a special 'Grand Day Out' weekend celebrating the new Wallace & Gromit side of their Collectors Club. Fans were able to get stuck into workshops with Aardman Model maker Jim Parkyn, making their own rabbits form 'Curse of the Were-Rabbit'.
Fans in America got the chance to own 'A Matter of Loaf and Death' as the DVD launched in the US. And excitingly, Aardman was commissioned by the BBC to create a brand new live action show featuring Wallace & Gromit…which will air later in 2010!
October was an exciting month as we all prepared for Wallace & Gromit's 20th anniversary. On wallaceandgromit.com we asked you to submit questions to be asked directly to Nick Park…and we received over 100 suggestions! While at The Illustration Cupboard gallery in London, a special exhibition of Nick Park work was displayed to celebrate 20 years of the eccentric pair.
As well as this, Wallace & Gromit did their bit to help Children In Need by starring in an advert for the appeal, which screened across the UK.
This month we finally got to celebrate 2 decades of inventions, adventures and of course, cheese, on Wallace & Gromit's 20th anniversary! It was hard to believe that it had been 20 years since the eccentric inventor and his trusty dog first hit our screens in 'A Grand Day Out'.
To celebrate, Wallace & Gromit took over the Google Doodle for the day! The doodle was seen by millions and was one of only 3 Google Doodles to be made outside of Google HQ. Fans also got to see an exclusive interview with Nick Park made up entirely of questions sent to wallaceandgromit.com and asked by our very own Katie! Meanwhile, The Culture Show came to the Aardman studios to film a special edition of the programme for BBC 2 and brought with them a full brass band to play the famous Wallace & Gromit theme tune!
The inventive pair also had their debut on the iPhone in the form of the new Wallace & Gromit Digital Comics! The first comic was offered to fans for free and more cracking stories have been added since, all available to download from the App Store.
The London Film Festival held a special screening of A Grand Day Out, followed by a question and answer session with Nick Park and the Film Critic & Writer, David Gritten. Three lucky fans won tickets on wallaceandgromit.com to go along to both the screening and the interview afterwards!
On top of all this, walllaceandgromit.com got a whole new design, including new wallpapers, ecards and activity packs!
December saw Wallace & Gromit getting all Christmassy in Marks & Spencer's yuletide adverts alongside other famous British faces. The pair were seen ordering food online, including, of course, cheese, in preparation for Christmas!
The inventive twosome also got their very own official online shop, full of goodies from DVDs and books to toys and games…just in time for Christmas!
And over the Christmas holidays we all got to relax and watch the Wallace & Gromit films…it just wouldn't be Christmas without them!
So what's in store for Wallace & Gromit in the new decade? We wouldn't like to give the game away just yet, but rest assured there will be plenty of exciting new adventures for our famous pair. Keep checking wallaceandgromit.com for all the latest news, and happy 2010!
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that was long and exciting to read... but u said give the game away... i wonder if its Grand Adventures paart 2! or... The nxt episode of wallace and gromit.... or......AUGH! I CANT WAIT!
Wow, that was very interesting! Particulary because I came on the W&G Site at October 2009 and so I can see what was important in the months before! Thank you Kirsten, it must have taken you a lot of work to write so much about evey month!
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The Boone Town Council unanimously agreed to join the Watauga County commissioners and Board of Education in a joint public hearing on issues concerning the new Watauga High School.
At the council's regular meeting Thursday night, the county petitioned the town to bring several issues to public hearing – one, concerning the intent to close a portion of the Daniel Boone Drive Extension; two, concerning the intent to close a portion of Hill Top Drive; and three, concerning a conditional zoning request on behalf of the county. The public hearing will be held Thursday, May 31st, at 7 p.m. in the Watauga High School Auditorium.According to Commission Chair Jim Deal, the county will also seek to gather input from residents of the neighborhoods surrounding the new high school property in the Perkinsville area. He said final designs for the project are expected by May 2nd and that the county seeks a meeting with concerned residents. A more comprehensive meeting involving residents from throughout the entire county is to be scheduled after the neighborhood meeting.
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The Isis mobile payment system has shelved plans for creating their own network, likely because it will just cost them far too much in the long run. The payment system so far has been a standalone service that was created by both AT&T and T-Mobile before the acquisition. This will utilize the Discover payment network and will allow for users to more easily make small purchases through their mobile devices.
Although the plans to release the payment system are still on schedule, they have scrapped plans to create a network of their own. The Wall Street Journal recently released an article in which they quoted multiple sources that stated that they were going to be ending their plans for creating their own network.
The idea of the Isis mobile payment system is that it will provide users with a mobile wallet of sorts that will allow for them to pay for small ticket items quickly using their mobile device. The device should also be able to provide users with personalized coupons that come straight from the mobile device itself.
Look for Isis to release more information about their service moving forward. So far the companies have been tight lipped regarding their plans for the payment portal. They are working on a swipe to buy proposition that will allow for users to make payments directly from their mobile device and will also provide them with a card to swipe through credit card machines until technology is made available to move away from this.
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