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Gordon Meredith Lightfoot, Jr. CC, OOnt is a Canadian singer-songwriter who achieved international success in folk, folk-rock, and country music, and has been credited for helping define the folk-pop sound of the 1960s and 1970s. He has been referred… Read More
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Learn about the memorable moments in the evolution of Gordon Lightfoot.
1938 Birth Born on November 17, 1938.
1958 19 Years Old Lightfoot moved to California in 1958, where he studied jazz composition and orchestration for two years at Hollywood's Westlake College of Music, which had many Canadian students. … Read More
1963 24 Years Old 1 More Event
In 1963 Lightfoot travelled to Europe where, in the United Kingdom, he hosted, for one year, BBC TV's Country and Western Show.
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In 1966, he released his debut album Lightfoot!, which brought him increased recognition as both a singer and a songwriter. … Read More
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Lightfoot was signed to Warner Bros./Reprise in 1970 and had a major hit in the United States with his recording of "If You Could Read My Mind". … Read More
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During the 1970s Lightfoot's songs covered a wide range of subjects, including "Don Quixote", about Cervantes' famous literary character, "Ode to Big Blue", about the widespread killing of whales, "Beautiful", about the simple joys of love, "Carefree Highway", about the freedom of the open road, "Protocol", about the futility of war, and "Alberta Bound", which was inspired by a lonely teenaged girl named Grace he met on a bus while travelling to Calgary in 1971.
1978 39 Years Old "Sundown" and "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald" continue to receive heavy airplay on many classic rock stations. In 1978, Lightfoot had another top 40 hit on the United States Hot 100, "The Circle Is Small (I Can See It in Your Eyes)," which reached number 33. … Read More
1982 43 Years Old The 1982 American released single "Baby Step Back" marked his last time in the top 50 in that country. … Read More
1987 48 Years Old In April 1987, Lightfoot filed a lawsuit against composer Michael Masser, claiming that Masser's melody for the song "The Greatest Love of All"—recorded by George Benson (1977) and Whitney Houston (1985)—stole 24 bars from Lightfoot's 1971 hit song "If You Could Read My Mind". … Read More
1988 49 Years Old Lightfoot rounded out the decade with his follow-up compilation Gord's Gold, Vol. 2, in late 1988, which contained re-recorded versions of his most popular songs, including a re-make of the 1970 song "The Pony Man". … Read More
1989 50 Years Old After being alone for 16 years between marriages, Lightfoot married Elizabeth Moon in 1989. … Read More
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In 2003 Lightfoot underwent follow-up surgery to continue the treatment of his abdominal condition. … Read More
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In January 2004 Lightfoot completed work on his album Harmony, which he had mostly recorded prior to his illness. … Read More
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Three members of Lightfoot's band have died over the years: Red Shea in June 2008 from pancreatic cancer, Clements at 63 on February 20, 2011, following a stroke and original bassist John Stockfish from natural causes on August 20, 2012 at 69.
2011 72 Years Old 1 More Event
Haynes, Keane and Heffernan continue to tour and record with Lightfoot, having added in 2011 guitarist Carter Lancaster from Hamilton, Ontario, a "great player," according to Lightfoot.
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… On February 6, 2012, Lightfoot was presented with the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. … Read More
2014 75 Years Old Lightfoot wed for a third time on December 19, 2014 at Rosedale United Church to Kim Hasse from the U.S.
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Lightfoot's first tour of the United Kingdom in 35 years was announced in 2015, with 11 dates across England, Ireland and Scotland between 18 May 2016 and 1 June 2016 currently announced. … Read More
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Pictures of Viking from other thread fyi:
Pictures of Windfree XL from Ray's site....oooooo babyyyyy:
I really like the looks of V tails so that's a big reason why I like the Cloud Bound.
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This kit was going to be available a year ago, all I needed was the build instructions and a long time flying buddy was working on them. When he finished the build, I got a big surprise ... he built the wing with very little dihedral, said he saw the design as a sloper ( but he didn't build it with ailerons).
One kit was built by another long time flying buddy and I got to fly it one evening after the Nats. It performed beautifully, the high aspect ratio/low drag wing worked a very light evening thermal to almost OOS. It was a thrill for me, I started flying RC Sailplanes with Windfrees.
My build (pics on my web), like so many others, is almost completed. I need to finish and test fly mine to make sure the dihedral I chose is right in windy conditions.
Hopefully, I'll have the kit ready this early spring.
Sky Bench ... Woodys Forever
You could let us beta test it and help with the instructions while we are at it...
Sounds like win win to me
I agree Uber,
Come on Ray...we are chompin' at the bit....send us some prelim short kits, it will give you incentive to finish yours and verify your decision on dihedral before we glue in the root ribs. And being in the desert, I could fly it before everyone else! he he...could give you an excuse for a winter business trip write-off to Phoenix, heck, maybe a Skybench woodie flyfest.
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I'll get moving on the WF-XL
I forgot we have two LOFT club members In AZ. Jim Velleman is also taking up residence down there. I was in Sedona two weeks ago. The Pink Jeep ride is a must do, take the scary ride, I was airborne twice.
Sky Bench ... Woodys Forever
My refubished OLY III was one of Jim's. Like I said, hard to keep a good model down.....have yet to "re-maiden" it....had to re-attach fin that was broken under the covering, flying stab is a bit loose and may have to put in a new front bearing tube, or add perm. small extensions from the fin to have a bit more bearing tube length.
Doesn't your websight show a Woodcrafter even at a SWC in the past?
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I think some of your concerns are misplaced.
The Challenger may seem heavy, but it has a 145 inch wingspan! You should correct by the square of the wing span, so that the 85 ounce Challenger is equivalent to a 40 ounce Olympic II, which is very floaty. The wing loading is a bit more, I'll admit, but it's a long skinny wing so flying at a high lift coefficent won't make it mush the way it might with a lower aspect ratio. The Clark Y has decent performance when the Reynolds number is high enough, which you get with larger gliders. I haven't flown one of these, I'm just going by the specs.
Correcting by the square of the span does have it's limits. By that standard, my 16 ounce hand launch (kit said standard servos ok!) would have been equivalent to a 44 ounce Oly II, but it came down awfully fast. Going the other way, it's probably a little pessimistic.
I've seen Paragons launched on winches many times. If you try to launch it like a Supra, it will break. If you tap it like a woody, it won't. Models with good workmanship and steel wing rods of moderate size will bend the rod before the wing breaks. If you're totally paranoid, it's easy to add some carbon, but you still shouldn't just stomp the pedal. If you're just a little paranoid, you can use maple or something for the inner spar caps. Or you can make them wider. If memory serves I have broken two woodues on the winch. One was on purpose, and it took a lot of force.. I had added more wood to the inner spar caps. The other one had some defective glue joints in the joiner box area, and it still survived quite a few launches before breaking. I've also busted a carbon and foam wing, not on purpose, because the guy who built it made a mistake.
I've seen Mirages going up on 12V winches with no trouble also. I don't know the spar size, but I suspect the same comments apply.
It's possible to make a woody that is nearly impervious to winches, though I wouldn't have believed it until I saw Mark Drela launch his Bubble Dancer or his Allegro Lite. BTW, I think he suggested double covering the center section for more torsional rigidity.
As far as a group build, I probably won't be participating. But if I was, I'd probably have two suggestions:
-A two meter design I remember, which had a v-tail, ellipticalish tips, and was called the Sapphire. (Not to be confused with many other gliders of the same name.) It was very pretty. In Flying Models in '97, I think. E205, but something else would be nicer!
Unfortunately, I don't think anyone kits these. I kinda wish the Sailaire had a Clark Y or other airrfoil with a wide speed range.
good points
Hi Lincon.
These are good points and valuable when making a decision what to build.
As it turns out i will be building the Mirage simply because it is light and easy to build - for me anyway. The *time* spent to build the Mirage will ensure that it gets done (i.e. loss of interest syndrome) in a timely manner. My larger and bigger dbox type models - Marauder, BBXL, and Windsong's have taken quite a bit longer . As a recovering free-flighter i always enjoy or will enjoy the handling and flying the lightweight models thus the Paragon, Viking, and Mirage would always be my top choices.
It ends up for me being a ketchup vs. mustard decision - it's all good .
take care, john s.
PS / Fyi - the S3014 airfoil used in many Skybench model really gives my skybench BBXL some real "legs" so that is a big plus when considering which model kit to choose
Hi Mr. Smith
You could have a winter ' Run what you Brung ' build off, then each builder can build his favorte woody glider.
Be it a kit - off of plans - or his own design of any size then be stoked about what he is doing, then the others looking in on the thread could vote for a winner and maybe 2 nd and 3 rd place too.
Just a thought!
G Don
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WHAT do Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz, One Direction idol Harry Styles, supermodel Kate Moss and 'Harry Potter' star Daniel Radcliffe have in common?
They are rich and famous household names. Well spotted, right?
Well yes, but all have also suffered with acne, the single biggest skincare complaint in the world.
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It was refreshing to read of Cameron Diaz's honest account of her struggle with acne right into her 30s. She revealed this week she had "terrible, terrible skin" and that she did everything she could think of to make it go away.
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Clark-Drain Ltd.
Distributor in Lasne, BELGIUM
Clark-Drain was formerly known as Clarksteel Ltd. We were founded in 1963 by Francis Clark and his wife Dorothy who were looking to buy a manhole cover. At that time they were quoted a 12 to 18 month delivery time! So instead of waiting, they set about making a cover by themselves. In fact, that first cover set new industry standards as it was made from steel rather than ...
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based in Brussels, BELGIUM
AGC Flat Glass Europe (formerly Glaverbel) makes and processes flat glass for the construction industry (exterior glazing and interior decorative glass) and for specialised industries. Based in Brussels, Belgium, it is the European branch of AGC Flat Glass, the world's leading producer of flat glass.
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The CEDIA, (Cellule d'Études et de Développement en Ingénierie Acoustique), is a research and engineering department in applied acoustics. Created in 1975, this technological department of the university of Liege gradually growth until counting today a team of 9 people including 5 civil engineers. Forming part of the university of Liege, this laboratory is completely ...
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L.B.-Füllstandsgeräte Bundschuh GmbH & Co is developing, producing and selling level meters for liquids which are used to collect, register and control filling levels in all industrial fields. Our standard program comprises protections against overfilling and leakage detectors with a mark of conformity according to Para 19h WHG with the whole evaluation electronics, ...
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based in Kalmthout, BELGIUM
Agrofrost offers you a complete range of frost protection solutions. Orchards, vineyards, greenhouses, open fields... Whatever you need to protect against night frost, we can do it. And because we have several systems, we can always offer you the ideal solution for your situation. No one else can. Our Frostbuster and FrostGuard can not only protect your crop against night ...
Business Wire
Office in Brussels, BELGIUM
Business Wire, a wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, is the global market leader in commercial news distribution. Thousands of member companies and organizations depend on Business Wire to transmit their full-text news releases, regulatory filings, photos and other multimedia content to journalists, financial professionals, investor services, regulatory ...
Vose Risk Consulting and Software
based in Gent, BELGIUM
Vose Software specializes in quantitative risk analysis software tools. Our primary goal is to provide products that help clients make better, more informed decisions in the face of uncertainty and risk. Based on our many years of consulting experience solving client problems and teaching risk analysis courses, Vose Software provides both commercial software solutions and ...
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based in Leuven, BELGIUM
LMS Test.Lab meets our demanding requirements in quickly investigating vibration issues and modifying machine dynamics anywhere in the world.
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Office in Wechelderzande, BELGIUM
Launched in 1994, Air Management Systems has established itself as one of Europe`s leading suppliers of asbestos removal consumables, plant and equipment, supplying hundreds of companies around Europe. Our massive buying power means that we are able to supply you with the best quality products at competitive prices backed up by superb customer service - we guarantee to ...
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based in Lommel, BELGIUM
Prime Water manufactures for more than 10 years hollow fiber membrane filters for the micro-biological purification of drinking water. The extremely low pressure drop of the hollow fiber membranes, associated with high flow rates enables a very compact filtration cartridge, pre-eminently suitable for point of use application. Minimal pressure is sufficient to purify ...
Bekaert Group
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Bekaert is a world market and technology leader in steel wire transformation and coating technologies. We pursue to be the preferred supplier for our steel wire products and solutions by continuously delivering superior value to our customers worldwide. Bekaert (Euronext Brussels: BEKB) is a global company with almost 30 000 employees worldwide, headquarters in Belgium ...
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Office in Niel, BELGIUM
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Office in Asselsstraat, BELGIUM
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For already 5 generations, Spiessens aims for quality and durability. Originally an expert in the development of farming machinery, Spiessens steadily evolved into the field of conveyors. Our infrastructure is created to answer specific questions from our clients. We analyse every challenge and our engineering department translates it into an integral solution. Over the ...
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based in Antwerpen, BELGIUM
An integrated waste management company that today boasts more than 40 years experience dedicated to thecollection and processing of both recyclable and non-recyclable waste. The group of companies has more than 7 sites and employs 400 people. Collection of hazardous waste and hazardous medical waste. Hazardous waste rremediation.
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Office in BELGIUM
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based in Louvain-la-Neuve, BELGIUM
it4ip s.a. is a private company based on patented technologies licensed from the University of Louvain (UCL) in Belgium and is underpinned by a group of founders from this university and from the industry. Supported by a board with academic, finance, industrial and business competence, the management team has more than 20 years of experience in track etching technologies ...
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Distributor in Paal-Beringen, BELGIUM
Trioliet is a leading manufacturer of machines and systems for feeding cattle. The family-owned company from the Netherlands has more than sixty years of experience in the field of feeding technology. Innovation and customisation are major spearheads of our business and it is not without good reason that, today, over 80% of the company`s machines are exported to more than ...


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Ah, Claire McCaskill. Her not particularly active Twitter account said this week that she wants to be careful about regulation of privacy online, lest those regulations cause us all to have "less access to amazing stuff." True statement I think. Too bad she refused to stick to her guns on the radical left's key policy, Net Neutrality. On that issue, McCaskill told MyDD government regulation could cause "an open and free exchange of information" and that she would be "happy to wage" the fight to regulate.
Not sure how to reconcile these two positions except that when the radical left tugs on Claire McCaskill's leash, she jumps, regardless of what's good for America or for Missouri.
How good is the 4G LTE wireless technology that the public really needs AT&T to deploy? The technology that AT&T needs T-Mobile's spectrum to roll out properly? testing already puts it 7 times faster than the current stuff and 4 times the theoretical cap of my current wired line. So good that Clearwire may switch from WiMAX to LTE. This is great technology. I want, as McCaskill pointed out when not under the thumb of radicals, "access to amazing stuff." I want government out of this.
Government isn't even all powerful. It can't always achieve its intended aims. As I've pointed out before in this space, the UK is learning that lesson when it comes to so-called superinjunctions meant to protect the rich and famous from having their lives gossiped about in the press. The global Internet is ruining that plan. Sadly, California wants to learn that lesson next and drive innovation out of state or overseas.


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Sat, Aug 28, 2004, 5:32 pm // John Servaishas passed July and June already. It may become the 5th-highest month total of the 18-month-old war. At the current rate of killing, we will reach 1,000 by mid September.
This doesn't count the multiple number of that - 6,400 - who are wounded and will spend the rest of their lives with disabilities and scars and pain and anger and mental problems. Mental and emotional problems? We can't even count those. Tens of thousands. Wrecked families? Thousands. Just numbers to those who - having avoided service or Vietnam themselves - send our kids into the killing fields. In a country that literally is on the other side of the world.
Unverified. We are building at least 14 permanent military bases in Iraq. The official name is "enduring bases". Halliburton has the contract. We intend to stay. And hammer the rest of the Mid East into becoming our "friends". Do a Google search.
Those photos of the 205th MI that I link to on Aug 26? They are being "updated" as I watch this morning. Pages disappear and reappear as new pages. However, they are using Aug 26 as the update date - not Aug 28, which is today. The original photos had been there since Sept. 23, 2003. Now some have been removed and others put in their place. Maybe after the photo pages have been sanitized the links will go back up. Probably just destroying photos that could be evidence in court martial trials or war crimes trials. As I finish posting this, at 7:48am, all eight pages of photos have been taken off line.
9:24am - They forgot page 6 - with links to the other deleted pages.
9:28am - Page 6 deleted. Here is one of the photos from page 6. Captain Caldwell is stirring something that is burning in a half barrel. They call it "poo" on photos now deleted from the website. What is this poo that calls for an officer to burn?
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Ads lieHow did Bush get in the National Guard and avoid Vietnam?
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The military sure likes to cover up informationMake it disappear. Never happened. The 205th Military Brigade - the outfit running the Abu Ghraib prison - has deleted the links to pages with photos of their…
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Bill Mize is turning over in his graveThis morning the Rome Grange canceled the Motor Boats Off issue from their agenda at this evening's Bill Mize Forum. Why? Threats and demands from the motor-boating community.…
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Seventy-seventh International Rice Festival Queen Hailey Hensgens traveled to Lutcher for the Festival of the Bonfires Queen's Day and pageant on Saturday, Nov. 30.
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There's no need to linger on the fate of this bunch. Accept it, enjoy the wins when they happen and look forward to the future.
Another way to ease the current pain would be looking back at the past when the Astros were viable postseason threats and names like Scott, Bagwell, Biggio and Ryan were feature names on squads that made trips to either the Astrodome or Minute Maid Park worth the trip in spite of the oppressive Houston summers that tested human willpower.
Who would be your choice as the best single season Astros team of all-time? The pick for number one may not be what many would expect, but join us and prepare your own opinions.
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I tend to forget about the blog on this thing. Time to update it with some recent pics of some of my birds flying. Most of these photos are in various posts, but I guess I can post them again here. My wife got a new lense for her camera so now she can zoom in a bit closer to the airplanes when I fly them. She does her part, I am not so good a making decent photo op passes, but I am working on it. I tend to get wrapped up in the fun of flying. Lately I have gone P-40 crazy with having GWS P-40, an FSK P-40, and then the E-flite P-40 warhawk 300, a very, very fun plane by the way. It has replaced my Great Planes Hellcat as my grab-n-go plane. Since the last post I have added the E-flite SeaFury to my hangar, but it is still in the box waiting to be built. Just dragging my feet for no reason. Any way here are the pictures.
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Penn State routs Eastern Michigan
STATE COLLEGE -- Even with Beaver Stadium's glaring deserted sections, thousands of "We Are" chanting fans and a home opener still gave Christian Hackenberg some early jitters.
His first scattershot passes sailed way off the mark. He lost a fumble.
Once Hackenberg beat his nerves, Eastern Michigan never stood a chance.
Hackenberg threw for 311 yards and a touchdown, and Zach Zwinak and Bill Belton each ran for a pair of scores, leading Penn State past Eastern Michigan 45-7 on Saturday.
Hackenberg went 23-of-33 and overcame a shaky first couple of series to lead Penn State (2-0) to a win in its home opener. He connected with Allen Robinson for a 45-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter that helped put the game away. He set a Penn State single-game mark for yards passing by a freshman.
And he made a big impression on fans needing a reason to back the program.
"There's a big, big difference than walking in there empty," Hackenberg said. "They try to simulate it with some noise. Nothing compares."
After the Nittany Lions' running game stumbled in the season opener vs. Syracuse, Zwinak broke through for a pair of short scores. Belton added a 51-yard touchdown run in the fourth and had 108 yards rushing. Akeel Lynch added a 27-yard scamper in the fourth and also had 108 yards rushing.
Penn State's Sam Ficken set a school record with his 14th straight field goal, a 39-yarder that closed the first half.
Eastern Michigan (1-1) scored off a fumble to avoid the shutout.
Hackenberg followed up a strong debut with another promising effort. The 18-year-old just needed time to get going. Hit with some home-field nerves, he wildly overthrew his first few attempts, and lost a fumble that was recovered by linebacker Hunter Matt for an 11-yard score.
He started 0 for 3, and was 1 for 5. He was sacked and fumbled. Then he turned his game around.
Hackenberg hit Robinson, who had 129 yards receiving, for a 43-yard gain down to the 8-yard line. Zwinak carried a couple of defenders on him as he stormed into the end zone for a 2-yard run that tied the game at 7.
Lost in the excitement of Hackenberg's debut last week, was a backfield performance that had coach Bill O'Brien taking blame for the poor effort. No need for apologies after this one.
Zwinak had a 20-yard run in the third, then scored two plays later on a 7-yard burst for a 24-7 lead.
Belton had a 5-yard scoring run in the second, then charged into the end zone with an open field 51-yard burst down the middle that put the Nittany Lions' faithful on their feet.
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After decades of Nintendo dominance, the handheld gaming scene will soon be flooded with competitors. Rival companies are banking on the maturation of the Game Boy audiencepeople in their twenties who are eager for a handheld entertainment device with more power than a GBA, and one that doesn't look like it was stolen from a 7 year old.
To attract the sophisticated gamer, TapWave has attached a larger screen, 3D graphics processing power, and an analog joystick to the guts of a Palm PDA. It's called the Zodiac, and it plays MP3s, displays digital photographs, keeps track of your contacts and appointments and lets you play SpyHunter or Tony Hawk's Pro Skater.
Most of today's digital assistants are myopically focused on mobile professionalspeople for whom the calendar is the most critical part of their virtual life. Tim Twerdahl, a senior product manager at TapWave who was formerly at Palm, left Palm because he wanted to see the PDA evolve. He saw his younger friends expanding the power of their PDAs with downloaded games or goofy, fun applications. The Game Boy, Twerdahl points out, looks far too childish to appeal to many adults. But if you had a device with the power of a Palm that could be pulled out in front of coworkers, no one need ever know what you're actually doing with that stylus.
Gamers who grew up with the Game Boy will be pleased by the smart product design of the Zodiac. The analog control stick is responsive under the left thumb. TapWave has switched the Palm's orientation from vertical to a more gaming-friendly horizontal. There are a good number of buttons, including shoulder buttons, but not so many that they get in the way.
One thing the TapWave Zodiac won't be doing is communicatingat least, not over long distances. Unlike the N-Gage or other upcoming mobile gaming devices, the Zodiac has no mobile phone capacity or long-range Internet networking capacity. TapWave has left out functions that others have tried to shove into their devices. The Zodiac is meant for watching or listening to media or for playing games.
However, the Zodiac does boast a Bluetooth connection, denoted with a smart blue LED button at the top of the unit. Press that button and your Zodiac broadcasts a signal that you're available for local-area multiplayer gaming. One person can host a Doom II match, say, and a half-dozen players in the area can join the low-latency, in-person, multiplayer fun.
All this mobile entertainment power will cost between $300 and $400 per unit, depending on the amount of internal memorytwice the price of most game consoles. But Twerdahl believes that the Zodiac is worth the initial sticker shock because it replaces your MP3 player, digital picture frame, PDA, and Game Boy. Would I buy one? I'm still angling to keep my demo model, but if that doesn't work, I just might.
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With their talents combined the Virginia folk revival act has made one of my favorite songs so far this year "Switzerland," appearing on its debut album "Inheritance" for Republic Records (home of the Avett Brothers and Of Monsters and Men). The combination of whimsical xylophone and banjo, the beauty of violin and cello, and the gruff passion of Ben Hardesty's voice really gets under my skin. »Read Full Blog Post
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I'm not sure if this weekend's B-Sides should come with a warning or an apology. The theme song to Never Too Young to Die could very well be the worst song yet, and I've spotlighted some pretty damn ear-splitting B-Sides in the past. Do you dare take the "Stargrove" musical challenge?
Never Too Young to Die, directed by Gil Bettman , starred a pre-"Full House" John Stamos, at the time fresh off his career-making stint on the soap opera "General Hospital". The outlandishly bad movie was conceived as his big screen star-making role, but something went horribly wrong… that "something" being the movie.
Stamos starred as a college gymnast named "Lance Stargrove", the son of an international super spy played by former "James Bond" George Lazenby. After his father is murdered, Stargrove finds himself now the target of a Rocky Horror-esque hermaphroditic terrorist played by KISS frontman Gene Simmons. Vanity played the sexy lady spy who, naturally, becomes his love interest.
Like many a secret agent flick of the past, Never Too Young to Die boasts an opening credits song designed to build up the heroic nature of its lead character. That was the idea, at least. No spy movie, not even a campy one, should open with a song that sounds like it was produced and recorded by people that normally make a living performing peppy 1980's sitcom themes. "Stargrove" is a wretched 80's song even by wretched 80's b-movie soundtrack standards. So much so I'm just going to allow the perpetrator of this particular number to remain nameless.
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Hope you all had a great weekend! I managed to do a pretty good job on our family room today. Really purged the clutter, scrubbed nooks & crannies, spent 30 mins with a magic clean eraser on the craft table trying to remove all the marks, dusted, vacuumed, organized the shelves. Felt pretty good!
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UConn held basketball practice on Wednesday afternoon to prepare for Thursday night's exhibition opener versusAmericanInternationalCollege, a Division II program, at Gampel Pavilion. Game time is 7 p.m.
Some news, notes and quotes from the post-practice media session:
-- Tonight's game will mark the debut of first-year coach Kevin Ollie
"I'm ready for tomorrow," Ollie said. "I have no choice. I can't turn back now. … I'm happy to be out there. I'm happy to be coaching this team."
-- R.J. Evans of Salem is excited about playing in his first game at UConn. He spent the previous four years at Holy Cross.
"I can't wait," Evans said. "It's going to be a great experience for me. Every year at this time I really get really excited and anxious to start playing. This is my last year and my last exhibition games.
"… Everybody is going to go out and play hard and execute and try to get the victory."
-- Sophomore guard Ryan Boatright sat out part of practice after mildly spraining his left ankle. He will be ready to play Thursday.
"For precautionary reasons, we just kept him out," Ollie said. "I think he will be full go ready to perform and be Ryan Boatright.
-- Center Enosch Wolf, who is recovering from a concussion, was cleared to participate in non-contact drills. Ollie hopes that Wolf will be ready to play in Sunday's exhibition finale against UMass- Lowell inHartford.
Without Wolf, the Huskies will have 10 scholarship players available tonight.
-- Ollie has not settled on a starting lineup. He says he has three different lineups floating around inside his head. He joked that he might let his daughter pick the lineup.
-- Recently retired coach Jim Calhoun had a notoriously quick hook. He once yanked Craig Austrie just 11 seconds into a game at Pepperdine.
Ollie says he's more a feel type coach when it comes to substitutions. But he won't tolerate a lack of effort.
"If I don't see a guy giving effort, I will have a real quick hook, Ollie said. "But if I see a guy giving effort and he makes a mistake honestly, I'm going to let that go. If he continues to do the same mistake, then that's a problem."
-- The storm forced the Huskies to take Monday off from practice. They already had Sunday as a designated day off.
They returned to practice at noon on Tuesday and also held a short workout that night. Women's coach Geno Auriemma allowed Ollie to take the early practice slot that had been reserved for his team.
"Coach Auriemma was gracious enough to let me have the noon practice," Ollie said. "It was his early day, so I appreciate that. There is some good will going on, so I like that."
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