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The elusive Rodriguez, mysterious no more.
As a lover of rock documentaries, two films have come to light recently that made me drool in anticipation: The Light in the Attic-aided Searching for Sugar Man, about the resurgence of mysterious psych-folk icon Rodriguez, and Charles Bradley: Soul of America, about soul singer and "Beacon of Love" Bradley's career success in his sixties after a lifetime of trying. Both have the makings of classic rock and roll films, with a down-and-out protagonist who makes good and whose creative contributions are finally appreciated. I can't wait to see both, and Searching for Sugar Man opens Friday, Aug. 24 at the Harvard Exit (see Brian Miller's related post). But in the mean time, let's see what you can watch right now on Netflix that will scratch your rockumentary itch.
The elusive Rodriguez, mysterious no more.
10. Kill Your Idols
Named for a Sonic Youth song, Kill Your Idols aims its lens at the wildly experimental post-punk scene of New York in the '80s. But it doesn't stop there, tracing the links those bands created to present artists, including the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
9. We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen
With a lineup of talking heads including Ian MacKaye, Flea, Henry Rollins and Thurston Moore, you can't go wrong with We Jam Econo, which chronicles the tragic story of uncompromising punk greats the Minutemen and their role in the '80s hardcore scene.
8. Hit So Hard
The only doc on this list with a Northwest connection, Hit So Hard looks at the life of Patty Schemel, the drummer for Hole, as she struggles with addiction and fame. The best part: She didn't turn into Courtney Love.
7. Fela Kuti: Music Is the Weapon
1982's Music Is the Weapon is considered the definitive Kuti doc, telling the story of the Afro-beat creator's activism in his home country of Nigeria and showing him performing at his nightclub the Shrine.
6. Heavy Metal in Baghdad
What could be more punk than making rock music against all odds, even when your country is at war? That's the situation the protagonists of Heavy Metal in Baghdad find themselves in in 2003, shortly after the fall of Saddam Hussein. Vice follows the Iraqi metal band Acrassicauda along their difficult journey to make music in the throes of the Iraq War.
5. Stones in Exile
If you're in the mood for rock and roll mythology, there's no better place to start than the story of the recording of the Rolling Stones' magnum opus Exile on Main St. Excess abounds.
4. You're Gonna Miss Me
Roky Erickson of the 13th Floor Elevators was known as a stunningly creative songwriter during the heyday of the underground Texas psych band. But he soon fell off the map due to mental health issues. You're Gonna Miss Me tracks his rediscovery and revival after 20 years as a near recluse.
3. No Direction Home: Bob Dylan
If you missed this when it came out, get thee to a computer, stat. Scorcese's look at Bob Dylan's cultural legacy came at a moment when Dylan seemed to be on everyone's minds. The film, which limits itself to the years 1961-1966, aka Dylan's rise as a folkie and his controversial switch to rock, and includes interviews with the man himself, as well as Allen Ginsberg and Dave Van Ronk, both of whom passed away before the completion of the project.
2. Last Days Here
I was struck to the core by David Marchese's profile of Pentagram singer Bobby Liebling in the April 2011 issue of Spin. Liebling, Marchese described, is a 57-year-old former heroin addict who's missing part of his arm from his addiction and is married to a woman half his age. He's also one of the pioneers of doom metal with his band Pentagram, who were most active in the '70s and '80s. Last Days Here examines Liebling's attempt at a comeback while struggling to overcome his demons.
1. Anvil! The Story of Anvil
The struggling musician turned good may be a documentary cliché by now, but Anvil! The Story of Anvil is likely the film that started it all, or at least the recent infatuation. Anvil were an influential but struggling metal band when a former roadie started filming them; now they've opened for AC/DC and played the Tonight Show. Plus, they've finally been able to quit their day jobs. Heart-warming!
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What do you guys think of this KERS equipped bike?
all comments and suggestions welcome...
What do you guys think of this KERS equipped bike?
all comments and suggestions welcome...
the bike has a flywheel Kinetic Energy Recovery System as seen in formula 1 with the williams team. it stores energy that is otherwise wasted when braking by spinning the flywheel. the flywheels enrgy can the be transferred back to the rear wheel when needed.
The bike was able to travel a maximum of 21 meters using the flywheels power and completely unaided by the rider.
I don't get it- it propels the bike so slowly on its own, and if you were to use it as supplemental power, you'd be turning the flywheel too, slowing you down. Seems there's a clutch or differential missing in there somewhere.
I guess it's a start, but right now it's little more than a novelty.
Not to mention, I'm not exactly pumped at the thought of both the weight of a flywheel and all that weight moving that close to my future descendants. Maybe I'm alone on this, but I occasionally sit on the top tube while in motion to reposition and relax.
I could almost see the point on a city commuter bike where there are a lot of stops. Weight, complexity, and cost are the biggest negatives. Don't think the KERS system has any true benefits to it other than being an interesting student engineering project.
the idea behind it is that it can get you going again after you have stopped. it would only really be suited to cycling in a city where you would be stopping alot.
at the moment it does not provide much acceleration (can get you going to a speed of 5km/h), but as you said, it is a start...
after testing it and analysing the results we have realised that a lighter flywheel spinning faster would be more beneficial as the speed has more effect on the energy of the flywheel than the weight does.
at the moment it has a 15kg flywheel with approx 7.5:1 gear ratio from the rear wheel. this means that when you engage the flywheel at 30km/h, the bike will slow to 17km/h and the flywheel accelerates from 0 to 1000rpm. by increasing the gear ratio (therefore increasing the inertia of the flywheel) the bike will slow down more and the flywheel will spin faster storing more energy.
We have found that the bike can re-gain up to 12% of its initial kinetic energy.
With re-designing the flywheel we could increase this to perhaps 20% and it would be more worthwhile overall.
Thanks for the comments and yes, the spinning disc between my legs makes me nervous to!! safety bar in that area would also be part of future development.
A flywheel needs to have mass , bike people hate adding any.
The inertia of a flywheel depends on the shape of the flywheel and its mass. the energy stored is then = inertia x angular velocity^2.
as the velocity is squared it means that making adjustments to the speed has a greater effect than changing the mass...
So the development of the system would bring us down the road of reducing the mass to an acceptable level while changing the shape and increasing the flywheel speed to a maximum...
By doing the maths we figured that the flywheel weight could be reduced to 5kg and be capable of storing more energy just by changing the shape of the flywheel (having more material at the edge) and increasing the gear ratio.
Learning process!!!!
A flywheel can store so much energy. It is quiet limited, unless you spin it very very fast, then it might affect bike's handling (will be harder to lean). And you have to use it right away otherwise you loose it to friction. I guess it would be better to switch to an electrical system as Formula 1 did. That way you could add up all the energy from braking on a long descent and use it on the following ascend. But then it becomes an electric bike, so what's the point.
Last edited by though; 04-19-12 at 12:48 PM.
yes good point...
Finding the best combination of flywheel weight, shape and speed in order to store as much energy as possible is what we need to do. (obviously not going too far and exceeding what will function reliably)
The tests we carried out enabled us to determine which direction we need to go in!
We did consider the electrical KERS route, but opted for the mechanical flywheel type system because of its simplicity.
Very interesting to see something new in it's early development.
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The problem for us is that all the energy you build up when your cycling is lost when you apply the brakes... it would be worthwhile if just half of this energy could be re-uesd... so far we are at 12% and for sure the figure can be easily increased...
Maybe you could put the flywheel just aside of rear wheel (between wheel and frame, concentric with the rear wheel, supported by the frame) you could then put some kind of planetary gear system (planets on the hub face, sun gear fixed to frame) to run the flywheel faster than the rear wheel. Of course it would be much more diffucult to make but I think it would be more efficient and you could run a flywheel almost the size of the rear wheel. Just a crazy idea. Anyways good luck with your project.
The idea has been published great many times in various popular-scientific magazines since the early 80's (at least on my memory). Experimental implementations date back at least as much as well.
Any gyroscopic effects? If so, that might not always be convenient.
Current flywheel is what.......33 pounds??!!!!!
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Gyroscopic effect was not great enough to effect the bike handling even when we had it spinning at 2000rpm.
Yes the flywheel is much too heavy at the moment...
Thanks for all the comments and suggestions. i will upload some photos of the build!!
What can you do about the part where you can't use the stored power to supplement pedaling right now? If it's engaged and you're pedaling, your pedals are spinning up the flywheel instead of the flywheel adding power to your pedal stroke.
Do I have it right that you can only really extract power from the flywheel when you're not pedaling?
you can extract the power from the flywheel when pedelling. it acts as a boost so long as the flywheel is spinning faster than the speed bicycle travelling at. if the flywheel spinning slower, you are actually wasting more energy to spin(charge) flywheel, therefore you disengage the clutch to avoid this.
I am interested in this idea for a long time. have you thought using a variable moment of inertia flywheel? it will be a lot lighter
I think it's quite a fun project!
I can also imagine it evolving into a bike people would like to own, perhaps; a 5kg flywheel plus drivetrain and fittings is still a significant amount of weight, but there are plenty of people who willfully ride 38kg bikes everyday.
Of course, most of those heavy bikes are comfort oriented and fully kitted-out, so maybe rendering your flywheel in a Dutch style fabbed in Alu would be the target.
Anyway, keep at it guys, and keep us up-to-date!
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thanks for your comment...we want to gain more performance from the flywheel and want to reduce the weight of the flywheel. we were thinking of reducing the weight by making a rimmed flywheel, with a thicker outer radius. this alone could reduce the weight of flywheel by a half, while maintaining the same inertia value. the next idea is too increase the gear ratio further. by doubling the gear ratio we could reduce the weight by up to 4 times,
to further increase performance a second clutch with a one to one ratio to sent power back from the flywheel to wheel is also a future opportunity . what u think.


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efforting Oct 5, 2013 10:05 PM
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Thank you, but thats a workaround, not a solution.
This problem is solvable, Apple is just being lazy.
They won't even give you the option to delete an account. In my case all they have to do is to delete one of my ID's, I don't even want to merge the accounts, they can delete it and any content it was associated to. I just want to make that ID available again for my use. If they can't be bothered with that, merging accounts will likely never happen.
I just wish Apple would officially address the situation, show they understand that for some users this an issue that they feel needs to be fixed and work out a legitimate solution to the problem.
Apple's idea of a solution to deleting an account is just to log into your ID and clear out all the information and then log out and forget you ever had it. That ID and any of its content will be locked in their system forever!
nagendramishr Nov 5, 2013 6:21 PM
in response to Chris Dondanville
here, here...
just discovered my older apple ID.. and I do intend on finding out why my older purchases on itunes no longer work... I have a lot of years of life left and will be spending a lot of apple support hours asking the same question... and since I don't have a great memory.. it will be fun rediscovering these accounts over and over again. No doubt, several times over the next several decades. I just wonder what this will end up costing apple over the long term. I don't think it will dent their $140B cash horde in the bank.
With all that money, you'd think that solving this problem would just be a problem of.. hey it costs us pidly diddly to solve this problem that most human beings would have using our services... lets save everyone a ton of time and effort... heck it won't even cost $1B to solve this.. not even $100M .. not even $10M ... not even $1M ... maybe $100k to fix this.
Let's see now, how many apple users there are out there? 600M ? Let's say it costs $600M to solve this (which we know it doesnt).. that's like Apple investing $1 for every user. ok, lets say it costs $300M, then its like spending $.5 on every user to solve this problem... ok, ok, maybe it costs $150M to solve this.. so that's like apple spending a quarter for every user to solve this problem.... nah.. maybe it will cost apple $75M to solve this.. ok, so $.13 per user? hmmm... ok, 75 is too high you think? maybe it costs $30M to fix this.. ok, so that's like $.06 cents or less per user ? Does it actually work out to spending less than $.01 on your users to fix this? nope... too expensive, wont fix.. next!
gail from maine Nov 5, 2013 7:26 PM
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efforting wrote:
Thank you, but thats a workaround, not a solution.
This problem is solvable, Apple is just being lazy.
They won't even give you the option to delete an account. In my case all they have to do is to delete one of my ID's, I don't even want to merge the accounts, they can delete it and any content it was associated to. Well that may be great for you, but for the myriad of other users out there, if Apple did this they'd be accused of stealing music that YOU OWNED, and then charging you to get it again. Apple conspiring to find just anouther way to suck every hard earned penny out of their users. So....not a viable option.
I just want to make that ID available again for my use. And you cant't use that account now, why? Why isn't is still "available" for your use?
I just wish Apple would officially address the situation, show they understand that for some users this an issue that they feel needs to be fixed and work out a legitimate solution to the problem. And therein lies the rub. It would hardly be "legitimate" to trash some older ID that you set up at some point, and along with it, trash every purchase that had been done under that ID.
Apple's idea of a solution to deleting an account is just to log into your ID and clear out all the information and then log out and forget you ever had it. That ID and any of its content will be locked in their system forever! Unless you can articulate what the specific problem with the account you want to mothball is, you are not helping us to direct to you to a potential solution.
And oh, by the way, my "workaround" is a solution for me. I don't have anything to do with my old ID except to log onto it occasionally to change the password. Beyond that, it's like it doens't exist. Not understanding what the problem is with something that might take, say 1 minute per year of your time?
Please, if I have misunderstood what you are indicating your issue is, the please clarify exactly what your particular situation is, and where it is causing you the mos grief. There may be a farily simple way to resolve your issue, but without specific information, it is a bit difficult to troubleshoot.
Picador Nov 5, 2013 8:06 PM
in response to gail from maine
The issue is that a user can (*inadvertently) end up with multiple itunes accounts. And this is a pain, especially in AppStore contexts. For instance: I had a account. I bought a new laptop and in the signup was ambushed with a "do you want to create an an account" message (it's free)". so i apparently said "yes", not realizing the implications --
And now I have two AppStore accounts: and some of my apps are in one; and others are in another. Some apps I've bought twice.
This is especially bad in regards to the Mac AppStore, because when I am logged in as one account, only the apps or assets for that account will get auto-updates. So again: I have to play the login-logout game every few days -- if only to save me from those pesky "Updates Available" messages that keep popping in my face every day or two (*oh, which account do i need to be in to update this app or that? PS, it's always the other one.)
So I just don't get it:
- Why can't you merge accounts
- Why can't you "push" assets from one account to another (thus deleting them from the original, so only one version persists.)
DeeFair Nov 8, 2013 7:14 AM
in response to Picador
I like the SAME PASSWORD option - it can solve it for me and I can move on without complaining about Apple, without really knowing their reasons. If they ever jump in and allowing merging, that will be better, but is not on the table now.
Thank you gail from maine, for a simple fix. I have other stuff to do and its great to have a way to move past this mess. There are plenty others waiting!
gail from maine Nov 8, 2013 8:40 PM
in response to DeeFair
You are most welcome DeeFair!
Glad that option worked for your needs! It certainly hasn't caused me any grief!
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Picador Nov 10, 2013 8:22 AM
in response to gail from maine
Gail, I'm not sure I'm reading this thread properly -- what is your suggested workaround?
LesMikesell Nov 11, 2013 10:11 AM
in response to Picador
So is there still no solution to this issue? I'm sure I'm not the only one who saw something about Apple changing their policy on apple ID's and that they now needed to be email addresses (probably around the time of icloud introduction). So I created a new apple ID that was my email account. And then when some subsequent login attempt with my old (non email) id prompted me to change it to an email address, I tried, but failed because that email address was taken. _Of course_ it was taken. It is mine, and one I created because I thought I had to. Now how can I actually use it instead of the one that used to be perfectly acceptable per Apple's policies, carrying over what is attached to the id they don't like any more?
Ari5tophanes Nov 11, 2013 3:01 PM
in response to LesMikesell
I do know that Apple ID's and tied content can be split.
Apple will not admit this is possible but Court orders in divorce or similar situations force their hand because those laws override your private contract Terms with Apple as property is divisible by statute in priority over property stated as not divisible by contract. I have seen this so ordered and granted.
I think in the future we will see Apple ID merging, or at least aliasing, but I susepct fraud concerns (very legitimate) and DRM issues are vexing the capacity.
I don't think Apple is being "lazy" but they have legitimate concerns about proving identity. I suspect the legacy iTools/.Mac/MobileMe and DRM iTunes purchases make for a horrible stew of verification.
LesMikesell Nov 11, 2013 3:25 PM
in response to Ari5tophanes
Yes, it is fairly obvious that they have to do it under some circumstances and thus they have to be able to do it. But those circumstances just don't relate to what lowly customers need or what their changing policies break...
My case would be simple to resolve, since there is no content/apps/DRM attached to the email-address version of my AppleID. And it is even the same email address that is associated with my previous AppleID that is not itself an email address and thus not usable as an icloud id. All I need to do is either delete the existing but unused email-address id version so the other one can be converted to it. It would be even better if the conversion just worked anyway as long as you have the passwords to both. But, Apple and I seldom agree on the concepts of being user-friendly...
livejazzer Dec 11, 2013 10:21 PM
in response to Chris Dondanville
Posting in case Apple sees how many people have this issue and post about it.
I had my original Apple ID, and then created a new one at some point in the past due to some sign on issue at the time. Now I have two with about the same amount of purchases on each.
I have been able to get all the content into one library (by copying the files, as has been suggested here), so it hasn't been a problem until now. I'm trying to use iCloud to use AirPlay, and now of course only half my iTunes-purchases show up on AirPlay: the half which belongs to the ID I'm signed with at that moment. It's very frustrating, and I'd love to sync the accounts.
From what I understand, iTunes Match would fix this, right? You can access any song you have in your library, regardless of which iTunes account it belongs to (or even if it isn't from the iTunes Store at all), via iCloud and therefore AirPlay. Just want to make sure I understand that correctly. Seems like a good deal, especially since I also have a large population of music ripped from my CD collection...would be great to be able to hear those on all my devices over my network.
jrutt13 Feb 22, 2014 11:43 AM
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patte Feb 22, 2014 12:01 PM
in response to jrutt13
As I understand it, this is no real merge operation:
- It will only work for documents and settings.
- You have to manually transfer most of the data (iCloud documents)
- It won't work for transfering purchases from the old account which I figure is what most people are interested in (iTunes App Store, App Store purchases).
- The author mentions that you basically abandon your old account after having made the move.
LesMikesell Feb 23, 2014 8:33 AM
in response to patte
Yes, it doesn't help my case where my itunes account is tied to a non-email login that was a perfectly fine apple id when I set it up, but I created one with my email address when I heard that would be necessary for icloud accounts. And now I can't convert the old one because the new one already exists. Of course it exists - it's mine.
Picador Feb 23, 2014 9:49 AM
in response to jrutt13
I agree with patte & LesMikesell -- this latest proposed solution does not address the problem with App and media purchases (ie with asset management).
It is perhaps worth noting that MacOS and iOS have got somewhat better on this issue since this thread opened: now there is improved support for multiple accounts. But still: one has to constantly log out and log in, switching accounts, to keep apps updated.
Seems like given the path Apple has taken, a simple solution might be to allow iTunes and AppStore to remain signed in to more than one account at a time.


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Today Show Halloween 2011: Royal Wedding Costumes, Meredith Vieira as the Queen (Video)WendyM
Check out the Today show Halloween 2011 costumes – a Royal Wedding theme, with Ann Curry as Kate Middleton and Matt Lauer as Prince William!
It feels like the Today show phoned it in a bit with the Halloween costumes this year, doesn't it?
They started the bit with footage from the royal wedding, which likely caused viewers to scratch their heads over what was going on.
Then the Royal Wedding party arrived – Lauer and Curry, Al Roker as Prince Harry, Natalie Morales as Pippa Middleton, Savannah Guthrie as Prince Charles, Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb taking on the big hats of Beatrice and Eugenie.
The only saving grace for the Today show Halloween costumes this year was the return of Meredith Vieira as the Queen – though I think it might have been fun to see Matt take on the role!


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Establishment of Human Embryonic Stem Cells Modeling Human Disease by Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer
To date, most basic and applied research on human disease is performed with animal models, the majority being mice. Unfortunately, most of what is learned from mouse models is not associated with human disease. Moreover, even with current advanced genetic technology, it is nearly impossible to generate models of rare diseases such as Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. "Therapeutic Cloning" will provide a novel opportunity to study patient specific stem cells allowing one to understand the genetic causes of disease. It is a process known as somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) in which the nucleus of a donor cell is transferred into an egg that has been emptied of its chromosomes. That egg now contains an exact duplicate of the donor's genome, and if all goes well when it is cultured in incubator for five to seven days, an SCNT-embryo will develop into a stage in the incubator for derivation of embryonic stem cells (ESC) which can differentiate into any cell type a patient may need for possible therapy. However, although the potential of combining SCNT technology with ESC research for the future therapies in animals has been demonstrated, it has not yet been accomplished in humans, although members of our team are closing in on this accomplishment. While we understand and respect those who oppose SCNT-ESC research, we are equally sincere in our belief that the life-and-death medical needs of suffering children and adults might be ameliorated by insights derived from SCNT-ESC. This proposal marks the beginning of the effort to use human embryonic stem cells (hESC) in a series of experiments whose principle has already been proven in animals and even in early stages in human by members of our team. The focus of our research is to gain a better understanding of ALS. By developing ALS hESC lines, particularly recreating the neuronal niche thought to be awry, researchers will have a novel tool for studying the mechanism of disease. Furthermore, this presumed new model for ALS may also be used to test potential therapies; high throughput screening allows the rapid examination of millions of compounds and may be used to examine gene manipulations and it's impact on disease. Members of our team have recently reported the first successful derivation of SCNT-embryos from cultured adult cells (skin) in the human. Other members have derived new hESC cell lines under very defined conditions and feel poised to accomplish the next step; the derivation of SCNT derived hESC lines. Upon completion of this project, we may be one step closer to understanding and perhaps stopping the progression of this horrific disease.
The proposed research involves three cutting edge technologies: human embryonic stem cell research, somatic cell nuclear transfer, and patient specific cell lines. These technologies which are complementary to each other, have yet to be developed and optimized in humans, and when combined, will offer great potential in medicine. The ability to stay close to emerging technologies is paramount to keeping California business at the leading technological edge. In addition to the likely economic benefits to the State of such a commercial program, it is critical to point to the paramount medical benefits to the public of such collaboration in terms of the development of milestone medical therapies for future cell therapy. Upon completion of this project, we will be able to prove the concept of SCNT-ESC research as a tool for developing therapies. Stem cells derived from SCNT-embryos will likely be a conduit to drug development, eventually leading to new pharmaceuticals. Furthermore, producing such stem cell lines would establish a novel resource to study the role of individual genes in disease development. With the improvement of cloning methodologies as described in our proposal, SCNT-ES cells could be used as a cellular transplantation resource. Cell therapy technologies overlap with those of gene therapy, cancer vaccines, drug delivery, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Collectively, the value of the cell-based markets is estimated to be $26.6 billion in 2005, $56.2 billion in 2010, and $96.3 billion in 2015. The largest expansion will be in diseases of the nervous system and cancer. Skin and soft tissue repair as well as diabetes mellitus will be other major markets. The number of companies involved in cell therapy has increased remarkably during the past few years. In 2006, more than 500 companies have been identified to be involved in cell therapy. Of these, 104 are involved in stem cell therapy. If the proposed research is successful as anticipated in contributing to the development of cell therapy products, there are likely to be substantial benefits to two critical sectors of the California economy, health care and pharmaceuticals. Additionally, our proposed research will benefit through further refinement and expansion of its SCNT-ESC technology and through collaboration in other areas of biotechnology, including molecular biology and immunobiology. Furthermore, the advancement of ESC research together with SCNT technique will enhance partnership-developing programs for start-up as well as established biotechnology companies. Support for this project will help maintain our leadership in embryonic stem cell and cloning technologies and will help a California business to be better equipped to compete for a multi-billion dollar market.


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"Vineyards and Bodega´s" Castrillo de la Vega by Beach_dog
Castrillo de la Vega Travel Guide: 5 reviews and 28 photos
A small Medievel town population of about 600, located 5 miles from Aranda de Duero. The town depends on its vineyards and cereal production for its livelyhood.
It has an interesting Medievel Bridge just out side the town spanning the River Duero.
Its church.. La Iglesia Parroquial de Santiago Apóstol , sits in the town center.
I spent a few days here over Christmas 2002. My host family treated me so well, feeding me all the traditional Spanish food I could eat.
I was very impressed by the beauty and tranquility of this rural area, and the beauty of its old buildings and the church.
My second visit here was for the Fiesta at the end of July 2003. It was an interesting experience to attend a small village festival, so different from the Feria?s of the south of Spain.
Visit number three was during my move from Wales to Spain, all my furniture was put in storage here until I buy a place in Andalucia. I arrived at a busy time for the village, it was during the Vendemias (grape harvest). I helped out for a day, the story of this is in the travelogues below.
My last visit was during Christmas 2003, where once again my host family fed me so much good food. I should change my VT nickname from Beach_dog to El Gordo (the fat one).
Semana Santa, the Fiesta held at Easter time. Consists of the typical Spanish Easter procession.
The main Fiesta held 24th to 27th of July. Held in Honour of Saint Santiago.
A small Fiesta held at the end of August in honour of the Virgen of the Vega.
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As last year the storks were back in their nests this Christmas. Perched in a nest which looks too big for the small... more travel advice
The lamb in this area has its own "Denominacion de origen". It has a unique flavour this is due to the vegetation in... more travel advice
Small chapel located in the fields outside the village. We came across while driving cross country at sunset. more travel advice
Just outside the village center you can see the entrances to the Bodegas. Small subterranean rooms where wine was stored... more travel advice
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Very similar to the other Castrillo, Stace! I liked a lot the intro sunset pic :-))
Looks like a wonderful area to escape the cold Alaskan winter!
Great page and very funny travelogues,it is nice to see you two in a vendimia,really it is a very hard work!!! those chuletas looks very nice also.Welcome to Marbella and also to Spain Stace!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Great resume of the Vendimia, Stace, now I wnat the ones of the festival hehehehe ... What can i say, this villague is one of my favorites in the whole Spain, I wonder why.... lol
I like little old villages. Thank you for the useful info and nice pics.
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"My Original Home Town" Top 5 Page for this destination Torquay by MarvintheMartian
Torquay Travel Guide: 206 reviews and 471 photos
The gardens next to Torre Abbey Meadow look nice throughout the year - even in the winter the weather can be bright and sunny, although it is brisk and a bit chilly!
Well I've made a start and looking at what I've done so far I feel that I've alot left to do. There is so much more so write about and I haven't started to think about the areas close by like Brixham, Dartmouth, Salcombe, Totnes and the South Hams. Hoepfully someone else has made some effort with these places! When I do get around to building these pages - have a look at my Devon page where I will hopefully put an overview.
Torquay is where I was born and brought up until I left for University at the age of 18.
Torquay is a sea-side town in South Devon, well known for its tourism in the summer - it does get quite lively.
In the winter it is a quieter place, however at Christmas Torquay does have a good display of lights and a festive spirit.
This year I took my Mum to the midnight mass carol service at Cockington Church.
Cockington is a "must visit" area so please have a look at the tips located on my Devon page.
I have escaped from the US for 3-4 to see family and friends. Of course I have been visiting Torquay and Devon for a couple of weeks to see my folks and family.
Here is a picture of the main beach in Torquay during the evening. It's very pleasant being in Torquay in the summer because of the late setting sun. It's still reletively light upto 10pm - very different from where I am in Houston, Texas when it's getting dark by 8pm. The sun sets so slowly here as well, not like the rapid "blink and you'll miss it" in Houston!
- Pros:Quite a few Palm Trees, but no Movie Stars!
- Cons:Too far from the more lively areas of England
- In a nutshell:Well worth a visit, beautiful countryside all around!
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I was told by my family that my mother's uncle Harry owned the forge around 1900.
Torquay looks lovely! My sister recently visited here, but I've never been. Next time I'm the UK, I'm going to try to explore Devon a bit!
Nice updates on Torquay.
"This Basil. This Basil's wife. This smack on head!" Never met someone from Torquay! Greetings!
Just had to check out the home of Fawlty Towers! : )
nice one, don't think I was in Torquay but Ive been to South Devon was I was much younger. Thanks and enjoy Texas.
I went to the living coast a few months ago,we had a lovely day out there.Torquay is great.
oops I fell for the same hehehe, anyway I am glad I did, love countryside, fine page
I didnt know Corbyn Head used to be Chelston beach. Excellent page Martin (although its not the quiz page I thought it was lol!), I have not been to Torquay for ages, I love Cockington though, (~_~)
Really beautiful place. This is where Agatha Christie was born if I'm not wrong.
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urn:lsid:ibm.com:blogs:entries-59f8a2ad-450c-4b6d-a1ff-25d9523d2af9 The Performance Perspectives Blog - Tags - cloud A blog about business analytics, business intelligence and performance management using IBM Cognos and IBM SPSS software. 1 2013-08-01T13:16:03-04:00 IBM Connections - Blogs urn:lsid:ibm.com:blogs:entry-2baa1397-500e-44d1-80d1-be720c16a336 Business Analytics at IOD EMEA: Up in the Clouds Delaney Turner firstname.lastname@example.com 270002T14M active Comment Entries application/atom+xml;type=entry Likes 2010-04-28T16:37:37-04:00 2010-04-29T14:43:37-04:00 Earlier this week I wrote about how IBM is building the world's biggest private BI cloud using Cognos software. Today, I point the IOD EMEA Session Spotlight upward into the Cloud, one of the most exciting (and possibly most confusing) new approaches to deploying business intelligence.

Cloud fans? Hoo boy, are you in for a treat.

These two sessions feature the combined power of both Dziekan brothers (Christopher and Michael) and Dr. Anant Jhingran, whose musings - whether on his blog or in person - are definitely worth paying attention to.

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I-680 ramp closed
Beginning today, the ramp from Interstate 680 northbound to U.S. Route 224 will be closed through mid-October for road construction, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation
The detour will be Western Reserve Road to South Avenue. The work is part of a $5.4 million project to widen the Route 224 bridge over I-680 and improve the I-680/Route 224 interchange. The entire project is scheduled to be completed by late October 2014.
Honorary starter
David Balestrino Jr. of Youngstown, an Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient, has been selected as the honorary starter for Sunday's Pure Michigan 400 NASCAR race.
The Associated Press reports that Balestrino won a contest on the Pure Michigan Facebook page, getting hundreds of votes for his entry on why he wanted to wave the green flag on race day at Michigan International Speedway.
Balestrino served as a combat engineer from 2003 to 2009 and received a Purple Heart during service in Iraq. In his entry, Balestrino said he would like to start the race in honor of his 6-year old son, Brady, after missing the first year of Brady's life while in Iraq.
Friends of Fido event
Friends of Fido, a voice for more than 1,000 dogs a year at the Mahoning County Dog Pound, hosts its first Celebrity Bartending Night from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today at the Lake Club, 1140 Paulin Road.
Admission will be $10, and entertainment, food, cash bar, basket auctions and 50-50 raffles will be offered. All tips earned by bartenders will benefit Friends of Fido.
The organization spends more than $60,000 annually. More than $40,000 is used for vetting dogs, which includes spaying and neutering and treatment of heartworm. About $10,000 is used for fees to take dogs from the pound so they can go to a rescue or foster family. Approximately $20,000 of annual funding takes care of temporary boarding, transporting and other costs.
416 tires collected
Weathersfield Township trustees crews collected 416 tires during last week's scrap-tire pickup program, which was funded by a $2,400 grant from Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste Management District.
More Digest on A6
The closing and delays at Rt 224 have forced additional traffic to the South Avenue and Western Reserve intersection. Disrespectful motorists continue to block this intersection especially during the 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm hours. The light for Western Reserve turns green and those turning from South Avenue continue to block all traffic. I have yet to see an officer from any department enforcing traffic laws at this location. There are not even signs to advise motorists of the obvious.


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Morgan Stanley
You don't have to be an expert technical analyst to figure out why shares of Morgan Stanley are starting to look bearish -- the setup in this toxic name is pretty straightforward. Shares of MS have been in a textbook uptrend since this past summer, but the most recent test of trend line support got violated, leaving the financial giant's stock below the channel this week.
That's not out of left field -- all trend lines eventually break sooner or later. And while MS' uptrending price action in the channel was a good reason to own shares for most of the last year, the break is a signal for the most risk-averse owners to start selling. Not surprisingly, most trading signals come in shades of gray that synch up with risk tolerance. For the less risk-averse, shares are still very close to trend line support right now; $29 is the last ditch stronghold for buyers. If MS can't catch a bid at $29, then support in the mid-$20s looks like the next likely stopping point.
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If you decide to go short MS here, I'd recommend keeping a protective stop right at the 50-day moving average.
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As viewers, we're fortunate to live in a world where The Daily Show will continue as John Oliver leaves to start his own weekly talk show on HBO. So let's not go pitting them against each other before the latter even has a name. But The Daily Show's farewell clip reel, which John Stewart surprised Oliver with on-air during Oliver's final broadcast, underlined just what a valuable presence he's been on the show. The Daily Show has proven itself to be the most resilient comedy franchise on TV, surviving first the departure of original host Craig Kilborn and the subsequent exodus of numerous irreplaceable talents: As a Daily Show without Oliver is nearly unthinkable, so it was without Steve Carrell or Stephen Colbert -- and yet there always seems to be another Wyatt Cenac or Samantha Bee or Jessica Williams waiting in the wings.
Oliver certainly isn't the most supple comic performer The Daily Show has ever known -- the clip reel's compilation of Oliver's mock-Dickensian waifs pays nudging tribute to his limited range -- but he's a master of the conversational rope-a-dope on which the show's field pieces thrive. (Watch him keep a straight face as a fiscal conservative lectures on how appearances matter while blithely standing in a Hawaiian convention center.) During his hosting stint over the summer, Oliver took care not to step on Stewart's toes, beginning every episode with a reminder that the show's "real" host would be back in a while, but he quietly outdid Stewart in the area his new show promises to focus on: interviews. With rare exceptions, Stewart's interview segments are The Daily Show's weak link, although I'm grateful skipping over them makes it easier to catch up on missed episodes. But Oliver greeted his guests with fierce curiosity, regularly running over the time limit and kicking the rest to the web. The Daily Show will be fine without John Oliver. But John Oliver will thrive outside The Daily Show.
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Too many bank robbers, not enough nicknames? The "Bad Hair Babe" has struck again in the South Sound, increasing her bounty to a $5,000 reward. She is not to be confused, however, with the "Bad Hair Day Bandit," the "Ponytail Bandit," or, for that matter, that heavyset female Seattle bank robber with the distinct hairdo nicknamed "Attila the Bun." All except the Bad Hair Babe have been caught, thanks in part to the nicknames given them by the FBI and local police to draw media and public interest.
Ms. Bad Hair.
The News Tribune reports she hit just before 1 p.m. Saturday at the Wells Fargo in University Place. Investigators believe she's responsible for 10 other bank robberies and attempted holdups since Dec. 22, from Redmond to Tumwater.
In all the holdups, the robber handed the teller a note that demanded cash and said she had a weapon. She's described as in her 30s, 5'5" to 5'8", with a medium to heavy build. She usually wears a zippered hooded sweatshirt, gloves, a black baseball hat, black-rimmed glasses, and a long (bad) wig.
Here's also a gallery of Northwest robbers, some nicknamed for their getaway methods--the Inner Tube and the Wrangler bandits--and others for their odd attire--the Bikini and Bathrobe bandits. The most fashion-conscious, unlike our Barefoot Bandit, is Seattle's Tootsie bandit--the gentleman who dressed like a lady.


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Earning more than $130 million, "Marley & Me" has been a box-office hit. But the American Kennel Club reminds moviegoers about the importance of making careful, educated decisions when considering getting a dog. A cute puppy quickly can turn into a rambunctious 100 pound bundle of energy. To underscore this fact, the AKC and Twentieth Century Fox joined to produce print and broadcast public-service announcements reminding people to do their homework before buying a dog. All potential dog owners need to realize that dog ownership will be a 10-to-15-year commitment for the life of the dog. The AKC urges dog lovers to examine how a breed would fit into their environment and to consider all 161 breeds recognized by the AKC and choose the best fit. MCCLATCHY TRIBUNE INFORMATION SERVICES


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Sunday, May 22, 2011
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Wow- has it really been 35 years? Doesn't seem that it has. Still together through thick and thin and best friends. We were going to a shooting match, but the weather is saying more Tstorms on the way and we are pretty much fair weather... Read more
Saturday, May 21, 2011
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Favorite words right now are sump pump. The ground is saturated here in MN.
Got squeaky new walking shoes for my walks! Treated myself and hubby did too to new walking tennis shoes today. All ready for walking and the weather is not ... Read more
Friday, May 20, 2011
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Raining again and cool temps. Weather is warm one day and then chilly the next.
Will summer ever get here?
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Late day at work so didn't get a chance to do much and walk or ride my bike. Thursday we usually kick back and relax. Got some catching up to do on some house stuff too.... Read more
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Today the weather was perfect. Had planned to take a walk, and then I thought why not take out the bike for a spin. Pumped up the tires to full psi- That burned some calories I'm sure. And then off for a nice and easy 30 minute ride aroun... Read more
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
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Went to a meeting tonight and they had pizza and cheese bread. Smelled so good, so I took a piece of cheese bread and then another. In some ways it tasted good and in others it didn't. Feel like I played a rotten trick on myself with all ... Read more
Monday, May 16, 2011
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Today was a great day-work was smooth, guitar lesson was nice and then followed by a nice walk with hubby and our dog.
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Sunday, May 15, 2011
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Saturday, May 14, 2011
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another rainy and cold day in Minnesota. Found a stray dog today and we drove around looking for the owner. Did find a neighbor that recognized the dog, so we we able to return him home. Good feeling that we were able to help out. The smell... Read more
Friday, May 13, 2011
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Didn't get out to walk for two days with all the rain we have had. Finally got a quick walk in tonight. Still cold and damp out. I may have missed summer.
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Thursday, May 12, 2011
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Hit the jackpot on points today-20 points. There was even a 25 on my wheel today. Was so close to that one too. Wearing the new slacks for work I bought yesterday. Feel good and look good too. Progress is being made.
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Wednesday, May 11, 2011
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Today had my first setback on the scale. Showed my weight up .6 of a pound. Not the end of the world, but made me realize how much I need to stay focused on the goal. Last night we ate at Hardee's and I had a small thick burger, onions rings ... Read more
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
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We drove all the way to the gun club to practise tonight and I forgot the magazines for the pistol I was going to use. Boy did I feel dumb. So I spotted for hubby and changed his targets as needed. Then I went for a nice quick walk while he... Read more
Monday, May 09, 2011
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Another Monday at work and had several employees call in sick. Hectic day trying to juggle everything and get things done. Pouring rain also in the AM. Supposed to be 80 degrees here in Mn on Tuesday.
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Sunday, May 08, 2011
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Nice morning for the match. Shot 766 out of 900 for an average of 85%. Not having shot much for the past two years is a big part of it. We are hoping that this year we can get back on track.... Read more


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WE LIKE the Amarok bakkie because Volkswagen's upper class German build quality standards translate well into the leisure-type double cab. But now, the Amarok also comes in a more work-oriented single cab body style capable of hauling a heifer at the back and a pair of dusty cowboys at the front. So, is it still as likeable in blue-collar application?
Right off the bat I noticed that the single cab's floors, instead of cushy carpet as in the double cab, are made of a rubbery material so that mud (or manure) can be more easily wiped out of the cabin after a hard day at die plaas. Where the double cab's swish cabin can do its duty equally well as a comfy nine-to-fiver or as a convenient weekend warrior, the single cab is clearly intended to cater more for working class purposes only. Go to VW's website and you'll find pictures of double cabs towing quads, and single cabs delivering hay.
But I've never hauled hay and I can't remember the last time I had manure on my takkies. For most of my test duration with the single cab Amarok I was commuting to work and back, with an odd shopping trip thrown in for good measure.
Even so, I'm pleased with the single cab Amarok's quality levels. The doors open and close with the same solid gadunk you'll find in the brand's flagship Touareg and Passat models, and the fit and finish of interior items is way beyond what I'd consider acceptable for a workhorse vehicle.
The model we tested was the 2.0 BiTDI 4Motion selling for R335 000, the flagship of the eight-model Amarok single cab range. It has the more powerful of two turbodiesel engines (120kW/400Nm versus 90kW/340Nm), four-wheel drive, and Trendline specification which means things like aircon, power windows, cruise control and alloy wheels. It was also equipped with a R2 000 optional radio/CD player with handy SD card slot and USB port and, like all Amaroks, comes standard with a 3-year/100 000km warranty and 5-year/90 000km service plan.
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Emmy award-winning author Christopher Lowell is back with his second groundbreaking book, ready to inspire his millions of fans with hundreds of ideas that can transform their homes—and their lives. With his first book,Christopher Lowell's Seven Layers of Design, Lowell introduced design basics layer by layer, demystifying and reassuring the first-time home decorator. Now he takes the process one step further, encouraging readers to discover their own hearts' desires so they can turn their dreams into unique realities.
Taking us by the hand, Lowell starts with his own experiences of self-discovery as a guide for the dreaming process. Next he provides a questionnaire that helps you identify your own sources of pleasure and fulfillment. Finally, he illustrates the process with exciting design projects built on particular themes. The longing to entertain friends in a cozy cocktail room transforms an awkward space into a "Martini Lounge"; dreams of living
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As Lowell explains it, no matter what your budget, no matter what your talents, if you begin to understand the relationship between the interior of your mind and the interior of your home, you can create beauty in both. The sense of satisfaction promised by a home that you yourself decorated is not beyond your reach or your budget, if you follow the simple steps of America's favorite design guru.
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This book inspired me to give some of our rooms themes. Our bedroom is kind of woodsy with leaves, our main bathroom has our New Zealand pictures in it, and our playroom is cheerful yellow. We also have a movie room, but that would be there regardless. The makeovers in the book are wonderful. Read full review


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I didn't realise it, but Chlorella is actually rich in vitamins C & D as well as Vitamin A. Amazing superfood which I recommend everyone takes for all round good health. Good for skin, all your organs and cleanses your blood of heavy metals as well - this has been scientifically established. Really keeps you regular as well and boosts energy. Also aids weight loss by curbing appetite. (Feel free to visit my page for my 100 plus reviews by clicking on my username.)
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I've tried a large number of different sources of Chlorella over the years. As far as I'm aware, I've only been allergic to 2, this one and a brand of Chlorella from central Africa. Not all foods that I'm allergic to taste disgusting, but it seems to be the case here. The taste of chlorella can vary considerably and this is one of the more vile ones. It might just be my body. I won't be buying it again. The price was competitive to be fair.
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Just because I am sick, it does not mean I could make a Valentine picture like everyone else. Yesterday I had just a simple Valentine picture with my two favorite Disney princesses and -> "For a Zing happens once in your life." I hope you folks love it...I couldn't decide what picture to put on this Valentine
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Early Wednesday morning, a Ford F-150 pickup driven by a 71 year-old Seeley Lake man drove off Locust Drive and crashed into several parked vehicles before coming to a stop.
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POLSON, Mont. (AP) — A Montana jury has ordered Hyundai to pay $240 million in punitive damages after finding that a manufacturing defect in a Hyundai vehicle caused a crash that killed two Missoula cousins in July 2011.
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