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Wootalyzer's Pricing Post! - The price of today's woot item is saved here for future reference------------------------------------------------------------Flip MinoHD 4GB Camcorder w/Image Stabilization (3rd Gen - Newest)$39.99 + $5 ShippingCondition: New*DISCLAIMER* Wootalyzer! is in no way affiliated with Woot!, and this post may not always be here!
Anyone have some sample videos in both outdoor and indoor lighting?
why isn't there a picture of a tiger or a ballet dancer photoshopped onto the screen?
had one of these a few years ago for a ski trip in tahoe. the image stabilization worked ok, but i was most surprised by how great the sound was.
example footage
Lady friend was just talking about getting one of these, and it just became her birthday... how did you remember Woot!?
I have this same model (in silver) and as far as handheld "pocket" camcorders go... this works well. The images are true HD quality and the stabilization actually works so the videos come out smooth and highly viewable.
Unlike the video mode of most still cameras, the videos won't be blurry or shaking all over the place, and the audio quality is acceptable as well. Obviously it will never be stellar audio with an internal mic, but for most purposes this works well and I haven't had any issues.
If I have any complaints, it boils down to the flip out USB connection. depending upon the position of your USB ports on your laptop or desktop, this may not be ideal, and it can put a lot of stress on the arm as well as the port it is plugged into. Because of this, I prefer to use a short USB male to female cable to connect the Flip to my laptop.
I am so getting this if I have the money later today. While I want one of the silver 8GB ones... I will not be picky, and this 4GB will do. i need a video cam.
How many charge cycles can the battery take before becoming worthless?
Twice as much on the manufacturers website.
Perhaps an Ipod or other Apple gadget would have been more appropriate today no?
Looks very good on Amazon. Great ratings, great Woot price.
Ummm...our school bought a flip camera for each teacher and then the flip people went under. So, now we can't update the software or get support. If flip is still selling stuff, is there a way to make our cameras work again? If not, buyer beware. It's no fun to get gadgets that you can't use.
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Yay! Hubby has been wanting one of these for awhile now.. Great price, woot!
They'll never make another Flip camera as good as this one. Buy now or forever hold your peace.
I have a Flip mino that I've had for a couple of years. I'm buying this for a back-up.
All the videos at sheltiepets.com were taken with this camera and are run through on YouTube.
Glowing review on youtube:
I have an older version and I LOVE IT! I have never had any problem with it and have owned it for several years. This is a steal! It's a great video camera and small enough to fit into your purse. I just bought three!
From a Previous Woot Off
I had gotten the regular one as a gift. Never used it much, but when I finally did, I got a few hours use before it died. Took it apart and cleaned the battery contacts, etc, but no love.
Is the HD one any better?
At first I thought, "Oh, how nice. Woot is doing a tribute to Steve Jobs by selling iPods." Then I realized it isn't an iPod.
This is the greatest woot deal I've seen in a long time.
Awesome Camera Awesome Price.
The question is will I get a Quality Post for saying this?
The answer: (TBD)
In for 1 since these are new and not refurbs. Been wanting one for a while now and can't pass this deal up.
Got the older model from here last year. It's great and the battery holds a charge for a long time if you don't use it. Well built. I'll be getting one of these as an upgrade.
Ive been waiting for this for a while. I want to start motovlogging and hide this in my helmet but Ive seen with previous Flip cameras when moving they get the shakes and dont really focus sharply. Can anybody confirm if this is the case with this particular one?
woncoolone wrote: From a Previous Woot Off
Yeah, only three weeks ago I paid $20 more during the Woot Off. Not happy about that. Thanks a lot, Woot.
It annoys me a bit that the total with shipping comes out to $44.99, just one penny shy of being able to use the Tax discount for Texans.
billykid05 wrote:Perhaps an Ipod or other Apple gadget would have been more appropriate today no?
Um, yeah, because Woot, along with all their other superpowers, are totally clairvoyant as well.
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Scooley01 wrote:It annoys me a bit that the total with shipping comes out to $44.99, just one penny shy of being able to use the Tax discount for Texans.
Buy two next time.
Great price and item!
shaunaaltman wrote:Ummm...our school bought a flip camera for each teacher and then the flip people went under. So, now we can't update the software or get support. If flip is still selling stuff, is there a way to make our cameras work again? If not, buyer beware. It's no fun to get gadgets that you can't use.
According to Cisco . They will provide support until 12/31/2013.
In for 1.
I'd be interested but I already have the Kodak i6 bought from Woot ages ago. Just out of idle curiosity, how doe they compare?
Two major points I can think of that the Kodak has right away is that it takes AA batteries (and came with 2 rechargables + charger), and that it has expandable memory via an SD slot.
However, since this is newer tech i'm assuming better picture quality, image stabilization would be a handy feature...
WHY!? my new iPhone 4s will do 1080p video just fine, thank you very much. ;)
Just curious... I'm looking for a camera that does time-lapse. I don't think this is the thing, but does anyone have any experience with a time-lapse capable camera that they like?
Does this Flip have any advantage over the iPhone 4?
ChefJoAnnaM wrote:Just curious... I'm looking for a camera that does time-lapse. I don't think this is the thing, but does anyone have any experience with a time-lapse capable camera that they like?
Many Canon cameras can use the CHDK firmware which does time-lapse as well as RAW output and many other tricks from the less expensive PowerShot models. I use CHDK with my Canon A640 and like the additional features very much. http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/CHDK
Turn Your Point-and-Shoot into a Super-Camera
While this is one of the best Flips, it's still a FLip, which has significant disadvantages over other palmcorders:
1) It is not expandable -- which is unique among these devices. Even $15 Chinese generic models usually have an SD slot. Once you run outof memory, that's it. You either have to start deleting videos or find a computer to download them. THere are no built-in editing features for your to get rid of junk footage to regain memory.
2) More importantly, you can't remove a memory card to download, share or transport videos. That's inconvenient since it means you can't just put the card into digital photo frame to play videos. NOr can you easily give your videos to a friend until you're by a computer. This can be a problem for journalists, for example, who sometimes need to quickly give their most recent footage for editing, while continuing to use the recorder.
3) Most importantly, since Cisco has discontinued the Flips, support will be non-existent in the near future. IN other words, no new drivers will be developed. What happens then , when you upgrade to WIndows 8? It may not be compatible with this Flip. With any other recorder, you can simply remove the memory card and copy the files. No such luck with this. If this Flip is not recognized over USB, you'll need to find an older computer to download.
4) Again, unique among handcorders, Flips DON'T TAKE STILL PHOTOS!!! And again, even the cheapest Chinese models bought through eBay have a still mode. But Flips don't. Instead, you have to go to your computer and do a "frame capture" while playing the video. That's not only inconvenient, but the photos are usually of poorer quality. Furthermore, you have no idea how the photo looks so you wouldn't know if you have to re-take the photo until you're by your computer. With a normal model, you get instant results so you can re-take if necessary. WORST, this means that you have to take a video every time you need a photo. THAT'S A HUGE WASTE OF MEMORY (that's not even expandable!!!).
According to the description:
"Capture photos using the easy Snapshot feature: You can grab a still-image photo from any of the 60 frames that comprise each second of your video"
What they don't mention is that the "Snapshot feature" is not built into the Flip. It's part of the software installed on your computer.
5) The famous Flip USB arm is a stupid feature because it is delicate and non-replaceable. Very rarely do people have the desk space to have this jutting out of your laptop. And putting it in a desktop means that it's suspended in the air by the arm alone, risking breakage. A USB extension cord is then needed, which defeats the whole point of this built-in USB arm. Furthermore, unless your laptop's USB port is at the perfect height, having this plugged into your laptop means that it's bending your computer's USB port (and its USB arm) under its weight. Not good. That can break the port and the Flip. Using a simple old fashion USB port means that you can buy a replacement cord for about $1 on ebay. On the other hand, if this USB arm breaks, you have a paperweight (especially since it's the only way to download videos since IT DOESN'T USE MEMORY CARDS!!!). Or do what the Creative Vado did: Have a compartment for a built in cord. Then you'll have the cord always with you, which is the supposed advantage of the Flip arm. Frankly, that claim is stupid since most people wil need to bring a along the USB extension anyway.
6) You cannot adjust the resolution or frame rate, meaning you don't have the choice to sacrifice resolution for video length. With most palmcorders, you can choose a lower resolution or frame rate. That allows for longer videos. But with this you must use the default HD 60fps setting, limiting the capacity to 1 hour max. And if you have a lot of movement, the capacity is even less because movement is not as compressible. This is stupid because you really don't need 60fps unless there is fast movement, i.e sports. What a waste of space. It's even worse when you consider that the memory is non-expandable.
7) Finally, like all palmcorders, you can't pause during recording. This problem is not unique to the Flip. Most digital cameras cannot pause either (with Samsung's being a notable exception). That means more junk footage and wasted memory. It also means lots of little snippets instead of one video when it is in fact, one event. That makes organization annoying, and time consuming because you will have to concantenate all the snippets. Furthermore, you can't just play an entire session for instant presentations since since many video apps don't automatically advance to the next video like a slide show. You'll have to manually forward to each new snippet. But again, this is a flaw that is present in all handcorders.
All in all, the Flip is a poor choice that's more form than function.
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If I want to guarantee that I will do something, all I have to do announce that I will NEVER do it. Excuse me for just a moment while I practice.
I will NEVER effortlessly be a size 2.
OK. I'm back now. Let me transport you to a time and place before I assumed the title "Mommy Chick." I lived in a land of sushi, cocktails and weekly pedicures. I happily floated through life delivering the midday weather forecast at a local television station.
While I was busy living my own personal "Will and Grace" saga with my gay best friend, my circle of female friends began having babies. I wasn't surprised when most of them chose to formula feed. A few of them tried breastfeeding, but then decided it wasn't for them.
After all, formula feeding is the norm, I thought.
I remember telling one friend I wasn't going to ruin my shiny new implants feeding some baby.
And god forbid that I would ever feed said baby in public.
"A boob is still a boob, even with a baby attached," I said. (I actually can't take credit for that line. Suzanne Sugarbaker said it on "Designing Women.")
Here's the clincher:
"I would never whip my boob out in public. Don't babies eat on schedules? Can't people just work around their baby's schedule or pump milk?"
"But it kind of grosses me out," I told him.
So he preyed upon my former-reporter instincts.
"Research it and let me know if you're willing to give it a try."
I agreed it seemed magically delicious for the baby, but I still was afraid of the process. In fact, I was totally freaked out around week 30 of pregnancy when I noticed some dried colostrum on my nipples. It actually made me vomit. Full disclosure: I hurled almost daily anyway, but this helped set off that day's puke fest.
Monkey Mae debuted in the early morning hours of September 20th, 2009. Thanks to my fluid getting infected during labor, she came out with some breathing problems and did a stint in the NICU.
That is when I was no longer on the fence about breastfeeding. A lactation consultant came by to teach me how pump.
"Your body knows what infection Monkey Mae has and is making antibodies to fight it."
Our breastfeeding journey was not initially a smooth one. While she was in the hospital, I was too stressed to eat. Therefore, my body did have enough energy to make milk. Monkey Mae received donor milk. When she came home, I had to supplement with formula after every single feeding for seven weeks.
And she definitely made up for the missed snuggle time while she was in the NICU. My little MM nursed every hour for the first four months of her life.
That's not a typo. EVERY HOUR.
That schedule led me to eat my words and confront my fear of nursing in public.
I googled how to do it (yep, crazy researcher, that's me). I asked my wonderful doula how she did it. I sought advice from ladies at a breastfeeding support group.
In other words, I obsessed.
What if someone stares at me? What if I get kicked out of a business?
"I just don't want to make anyone uncomfortable," I told my husband.
Looking at those words now, I realize how silly that is. Because in reality, not nursing MM when she was hungry would only make her uncomfortable. Who cares about the fanny-pack wearing tourists we encounter daily?
When MM was eight weeks old, we went to see a choral performance at the museum. She was happily riding in her sling when I noticed that familiar rooting and some fussing.
"I'm doing it," I said to my husband.
I went into the bathroom, positioned her in her sling to face my right breast, and latched her. I was wearing my super stealth double layers (one layer goes up, one comes down, keeping tummy and side boobie covered).
I was sweating from anxiety as I walked back out into the crowd. Even with my discretion, it was still fairly apparent that MM was nursing. A security guard walked up to me.
"If you'd be more comfortable in the bathroom, there's one back to the left," she said.
This moment is when I was most proud of my accomplishment that day:
"No thank you. I am comfortable here."
As I stood by the huge Christmas tree, listening to the beautiful sounds of holiday songs, MM happily nursing in her sling, my husband looked at me and said, "I'm proud of you."
Now, nursing in public seems like old hat. I almost don't even know the girl who was grossed out by breastfeeding and who was, quite frankly, judgmental of those who chose to feed their children in public.
But I think I'm the perfect example of lack of exposure to breastfeeding in general. I was ignorant on the topic and made ignorant statements.
I continue to nurse MM in parks, restaurants, malls, planes, boats . . . you name it. My hope is that some woman, maybe someone like my former self, will see us and think, "If she can do that, maybe I can, too."
But that would never happen, right?
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Large and a little bit pricey, but totally worth it!
Coolermaster delivered its first High Air Flow designs a few years ago now, under the HAF moniker, and since then we've seen a number of casemakers take on the challenge of improving cooling in a case through unique designs. Silverstone's Raven turned mobos on their side to get heat flowing up and out of the case, while Thermaltake took an amazingly compartmentalised swing at the problem, with its Level 10 case design.
Corsair's take on getting the maximum air to your hot parts (oo-er) is the new Carbide Air 540, a cube-shaped case that will not suit all tastes – or even all desks/gaming setups – but that nonetheless wins points for original thinking.
The key to what Corsair's trying to achieve with the Air 540 is hinted at in the exterior design. The right-hand side of the case is smooth, lightly rubberised and fully enclosed. The left-hand side boasts long strips of open mesh on the front fascia and top panel, and the side-panel is almost all window. There are two vertically oriented 5.25in drive bays on the right, above the IO ports.
So what's going on?
The neat trick that Air is pulling off is dividing your PC's components into two different cooling zones. On the enclosed side, you've got caddies for the optical drives or front bay controllers, and four tool-less caddies for SSDs, plus a tonne of space. There's a dividing panel just off the case's centreline, and on the left you've got everything else – mobo, CPU & ram, and video
card, all cooled by two 140mm intakes.
There are rubber-grommeted cable runs all round the mobo plate, so you can easily run everything into the other, semi-hidden compartment, and keep the airflow in the main one unobstructed. It also means you get one of the more noisy bits of some systems – the PSU – more isolated.
There's a tonne of room on the left-hand side, both for large video cards, and for full-height CPU coolers. At the bottom of this side you also have two slide out caddies for 3.5 or 2.5in drives, and both of these are hot-swappable.
Though pretty well-specced for cooling right out of the box, there's ample room for more fans on the top of the case, or even for installing a full liquid cooling setup. The full side window will make sure no matter what you build into the Air 540, it will certainly look its best, and the ability to shove all the cabling handily away helps even more in the neat build stakes. Its squat shape, as we said, is the only real sticking point, as there's simply a lot of home computing setups where we imagine it just won't fit. It's also a touch expensive just for the innovation of being cube-shaped.
But if you've got the room, and don't mind the cost, this is a great case for keeping hot gear cool, and showing it off to great effect!
This Review appeared in the December, 2013 issue of PC & Tech Authority Magazine
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World War Z (2013) Plot Summary
World War Z may be a zombie apocalypse flick, helmed by brandy Foster. Pitt plays a United Nations worker known as Gerry Lane and during this here footage we tend to appear go head to go against a wall of the undead. Fun!
Paramount faced an extended, troublesome road to adapt gamma hydroxybutyrate Brooks' book warfare Z: associate Oral History of the Zombie War. it'll be onerous for a high quality film to emerge from the endless rewrites and in depth reshoots (not to say crazy run-ins with the law), however once Brad Pitt stars is during a zombie action picture show, you've got our attention. The trailer for warfare Z premieres on Thursday, and ET free a preview of the footage. the fast clip gets across the message that warfare Z is B-I-G. There ar hordes—heck, literal piles at points—of zombies that attack in such nice mass that they appear to overwhelm even our most powerful military arms. If nothing else, i believe we will all trail a movie that shows America large-scale zombie butchery on some level.
Anthony Mackie, Matthew Fox, Mireille Enos, and James Badge vale co-star within the adaptation directed by brandy Forster (Quantum of Solace). warfare Z opens on June 21, 2013. Watch the trailer preview once the jump. [Update: we tend to additional the primary teaser poster once the jump.
We got our initial look into the trailer for warfare Z earlier on {based on gamma hydroxybutyrate Brooks' popular zombpocalyptic novel}. That footage introduced Brad Pitt as a UN employee – UN agency should each shield his family and race against the clock to head off a fulminant and unexplainable zombie pandemic – whereas teasing the part shaped by CGI hordes of fast-moving zombies UN agency swarm like fanatic ants across cityscapes aboard barriers erected to safeguard the uninfected}.
Today,we can provide the full-length theatrical promo for WWZ – however will it manage to go away a higher, worse, or equal impression because the previously-released 20-30 seconds of footage?.
Paramount's war Z adaptation teetered on the verge of collapsing 2 years past attributable to a scarcity of correct funding, however the project managed to recover and start production simply a number of months later. That was before contention erupted over its departures from goop Brooks' supply material, premature plans for a WWZ trio, unharness date delays, an oddly in depth quantity of reshoots, and reports of multiple screenwriters being recruited to revise the film's final act.
Needless to mention, there's Associate in Nursing air of skepticism amongst those who've been following progress on war Z (as so much because the final film goes). The trailer premieres this Th however, for the present, we are able to supply a trailer preview – affirmative, it's time for one more one amongst those – that gives a primary explore Pitt's race round the globe to forestall the zombpocalypse within the flick.
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World War Z (2013) Credited Cast
Director: Marc Forster
Writers: Max Brooks (novel) and Damon Lindelof (screenplay)
Stars: Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos and David Morse
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Picture Assembly Curated by Arvin Flores
Picture Assembly is a group show that explores photography and collage as practices that designedly assemble the nature of the picture, producing altered realities culled from source images which by themselves serve as secondary experiences. The artists in this show use photography to introduce various actors, scenarios, concepts, and conditions to recreate reality. While the practice of collage allows the use of the printed image altered to assemble another layer of meaning, exposing thereby the tenuous condition that we make of our immediate realities.
Featuring: Enzo CAMACHO/Amy LIEN, Lena COBANGBANG, David GRIGGS, Sam KIYOUMARSI, Robert LANGENEGGER, Jayson OLIVERIA, Anibal PELLA-WOO, Gerardo TAN and Maria Jeona ZOLETA
Picture Assembly runs from 15 February to 18 March 2012.


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Chain & the Gang-Best of Crime Rock LP/CD + 2 New T-Shirts! May 26 2017
Chain & the Gang – Best Of Crime Rock LP/CD
We're proud to announce the newest album by Ian Svenonius' incredible Chain & the Gang. Best Of Crime Rock finds the band revisiting/re-recording some of their best tracks of past releases along with some brand new ones. This is the band at their most rocking. A must for any fan and the best place to start for the uninitiated. Limited edition on pink vinyl.
Also available are two new t-shirt designs!
feedtime! Absolutely swank t-shirts for the Aussie rock legends featuring their trademark frog on the front and band name on the back. Comes in white on green and green on black.
Chain & the Gang - Best Of Crime Rock tees featuring the cover of their latest album. Black print on white. This grainy, lo-fi tee will make you look like a total bad-ass!
PURE HELL April 12 2017
In The Red is proud to announce that we have joined forces with Henry Rollins' 2-13-61 label to bring you this awesome new single by Pure Hell for Record Store Day! We'll let Henry lay out the details of this record here:
In the late 1970's. Ian MacKaye and I found out about the Philadelphia area band, Pure Hell. We found their two song single with These Boots Were Made for Walking and No Rules and tripped on how heavy the band looked on the cover.
At some point, we were told that the band had made an album length tape that was sitting in a closet somewhere. In the middle of the 1990's, Welfare Records released these songs, which did indeed exist, on album called Noise Addiction. I was amazed at how great the songs were and wondered why they had stayed unreleased for so long.
In 2016, an acetate of Pure Hell hit eBay. There two songs on it, Wild One and Courageous Cat. Both featured on Noise Addiction but different takes. I was able to secure the record. I played part of Wild One to get levels, then transferred the two songs.
I thought that if I could get the band's permission, this would be a perfect Record Store Day release. I contacted Kenny Gordon, the band's vocalist, told him what I wanted to do and waited to see what he had to say. He gave me the green light. I immediately contacted Larry Hardy at In the Red Records because I knew he would get the idea. He came on board immediately.
I went back to Kenny to get some information on the tracks. In 1975, the band recorded six songs at Magnagraphics Enterprise Studio in NYC. The mixes were committed to three two-song acetates. The band lost track of what happened to them as well as the source tapes. Basically, the only way to hear these versions is the acetate.
I figured if these tracks were not released, I was singlehandedly denying any Pure Hell fan the chance to hear the music. Not the thing to do.
We sent the tracks to audio wizard Tim Warren, who was able to bring a lot of sound out of the tracks. Mike Schneider at Welfare Records allowed us to use one of his photos for the cover. Everyone involved waved any monetary income. All profits are going to the band.
Larry and I being vinyl freaks, there are several color variants and they all look really cool. We put all this together to do right by history and rock Record Store Day. Our only intent was to put something great in the bin. This is what it's all about. We are grateful for the opportunity to bring you this great music. Below is the back cover copy, which will hopefully answer any questions you might have. Thanks. Henry Rollins
Pure Hell – The 1975 Acetate
Side A - Wild One
Side B - Courageous Cat
Recorded at Magnagraphics Enterprise Studio NYC 1975
Kenny "Stinker" Gordon - Vocals + bass on Wild One
Michael "Spider" Sanders - Percussion.
Preston "Chipper" Morris - Guitars
Lenny "Steal" Boles - Bass
These tracks are two of six that were recorded in the session. The other titles are Pretty Poison, I'm Crawling, Rot in the Doghouse and Cosmic Love.
The session was cut onto three two song acetates, in the A and B side order above. This single is the audio carefully transferred from the actual acetate, the only one we have been able to find so far. I have loved this band for nearly 40 years. The chance to team up with Kenny, Larry and Mike to bring this to you is beyond exciting. Long live Pure Hell. – Henry Rollins
At the time we were unaware that a whole new trend to be coined 'Punk Rock' would evolve as it did. I'm amazed that this acetate resurfaced after being lost along with the other two, and that Henry, and Larry at In The Red Records would be the ones to illuminate it in the 21st century! - Kenny Gordon
Digital transfer – Henry Rollins
Mastering - Tim Warren
Cover photo from the archives of Mike Schneider / Welfare Records
This is a co-release by In the Red Records and 2-13-61 Records
CFM & BOSS HOG April 10 2017
Two new releases available NOW!
CFM - Dichotomy Desaturated LP/CD
Charles Francis Moothart follows up his fantastic solo debut, Still Life of Citrus and Slime, with this ten song scorcher that can only be described as a quantum leap. This is just incredible! Limited edition on color vinyl.
Boss Hog - Brood X LP/CD
After a 16 year hiatus Boss Hog came back with a bang last year undertaking tours on the east coast, west coast and Europe. Last summer we released the Brood Star EP and we are now proud to announce the release of their first album since Whiteout (2000) and it's one of the band's strongest releases ever. Limited edition on color vinyl.
New Sounds From Australia + Turntable Pads + More!! February 26 2017
New shit available for pre-order Sunday, February 26th @ Noon PST!!
Feedtime - Gas LP/CD
In The Red is proud to announce the first new album from Australia's favorite misanthropic noise-makers in over 20 (!!!) years. Gas finds the band sounding exactly as they always did - pummeling, gnarly and AWESOME! Limited edition on green vinyl. Ships mid March.
Power - Electric Glitter Boogie LP/CD
We're also excited to announce this reissue from another incredible Australian import. Electric Glitter Boogie is the debut album from this amazing power trio that was originally released on Cool Death Records. This is ass-kicking troglodyte rock that sounds like Colored Balls on crystal meth. Look for a brand new album later this year. Limited edition on red vinyl. Ships mid March.
also in stock…..
James Arthur's Manhunt - Staring at the Sun b/w Cherry Red 7" (Spacecase Records)
Coming off his recent 12XU LP, Arthur (FIREWORKS, REATARDS, NECESSARY EVILS, CC RIDERS, etc.) went back into the studio with maven producer STUART SIKES (LORETTA LYNN, THE BOX TOPS) and recorded two covers—Angry Samoans' "Staring at the Sun" and The Groundhogs' "Cherry Red." Limited to 300 copies on black vinyl.
Lavender Flu - Heavy Air doubler LP (Meds Records)
Finally a re-press of this amazing double album from Chris Gunn (Hunches) and friends. A must-have!
We've done a small run of turntable pads.These are printed on cork rather than felt to prevent slippage (and they look really swank). We have two designs - the ITR logo and this retro "PUNK" safety pin design that we swiped from a sticker from the late 70's.
UPCOMING 2017 RELEASES!! January 09 2017
Our 2017 plate is overflowing with great new music! Here are just a few releases that are right around the corner...
Meatbodies - Alice - LP/CD
Feedtime - Gas - LP/CD
Power - Electric Glitter Boogie - LP/CD
Boss Hog - Brood X - LP/CD
CFM - Dichotomy Desaturated - LP/CD
Chain & the Gang - Best of Crime Rock - LP/CD
Now Available For Pre-Order! January 06 2017
BBQ aka Mark Sultan's new self-titled album!
This is Mark's first solo album in over FIVE years and it finds him in one-man-band mode for the first time since 2005's Tie Your Noose album on BOMP! Twelve band new tracks that are raw yet loud rather than lo-fi. You know him from his work in The King Khan & BBQ Show, Thee Almighty Defenders, Ding Dongs and Les Sexareenos. You've loved his soulful croon on songs like "Waddling' Around" and "Too Much In Love". You've marveled at his out of control stage antics. Any fan of moody garage, dirty R&B and tragic rock n' roll knows they need this new album! Available on LP and CD. The first 200 LPs on beautiful color vinyl.
CHROME REVERSE - They Wanna Fight LP (Mag Wheels Records, France)
Here comes the long awaited debut album after a handful of 45's from Parisian band CHROME REVERSE, formed by Lili Z. and Iwan (previously in snotty garage bands like No-Talents, Splash Four, Les Terribles, Loud Mufflers, Volt etc.) to do the stuff they'd always been obsessed with—R&B primitivism and dirty, early 60's R'n'R (known in Frogland as "white rock").
Stripped down roquers, weird rompin' strollers, cranked up guitar instrumentals, 5 covers by some of their late 50's heroes as well as their own Lili Z. penned bent tunes are but a sampling of the many moods of CHROME REVERSE's "They wanna fight". If you like your R'n'R raw, sloppy, greasy and frantic topped with a chick screaming her lungs & heart out, this one's for you. A Hot and Heavily recommended LP! If you dig early CRAMPS and "Big Pine Boogie" era Gibson Bros, etc. they'll certainly be your alley.
CHROME REVERSE - four track EP (Kizmiaz Records)
This single was pressed in a very small quantity. We have the last copies! Get it while you can!
NEW SOUNDS FROM DETROIT!! September 26 2016
We're proud to announce three new Detroit based albums available for pre-order starting Monday, September 26th at noon PST.
DANNY & the DARLEANS - Bug Out LP/CD
Dan Kroha is no stranger to fans of Detroit rock n' roll having been a founding member of the legendary Gories as well as playing in bands like the Demolition Doll Rods, Rocket 455 and his solo blues project. In the Darleans Danny takes it back to his garage rock roots playing straight-up, no-frills, hard-hitting, Rn'B influenced house rockers. This is killer stuff from the real deal!
TYVEK - Origin Of What LP/CD
Tyvek are back with their first studio full length since 2012's On Triple Beams and it's well worth the wait.Their signature punk-DIY-lo-fi-off kilter music has never sounded better. You'll hate yourself if you sleep on this one!
THE INTENDED - Time Will Tell LP/CD
The debut album from Detroit's The Intended is sure to please anyone lucky enough to get their hands on the band's debut single on All Gone records. Consisting of some current and previous members of Tyvek and the Odd Clouds, The Intended mine similar musical territory in a slightly more basement psychedelic, unsteady way. The results are incredible!
All available in limited color vinyl. Ships late October.
Ex-Cult / The Lasters / T-Shirts + More! September 14 2016
Hear ye! Here ye! Lots of new items available for Pre-Order
Ex-Cult - Attention Ritual LP/CD
In the year of the snitch, there are forces beyond your control that keep you up at night. Ghost notions that swirl around your room while you sleep. Your own pillow laughing right in your face while you fight for an hour of rest. There are voices that whisper from the corner, telling you everything you never wanted to hear. 'Negative Growth', our third album, is dedicated to fear and deception.
This collection of songs were conceived in Memphis and finalized in Los Angeles, with the help of our family doctor Ty Segall. It was created in February 2016, when we traded Memphis misery for a week of California sunshine. 'Negative Growth' is a nine-track nightmare, a death trip in the crystal ship. Out later this year, the institution known as In The Red Records will do the honors. The Hollywood Heat Seeker takes ten years off your life. - Chris Shaw
First 200 on Limited Edition Orange Vinyl. First come, first served. No guarentees,
The Lasters - Kind of Blew LP
In The Red is proud to announce a co-release with our friends at Futilitarian Records; the debut full-length from The Laster titled Kind Of Blew. After three killer singles of anti-social punk rock the band have delivered a 19 track LP that tops all of their singles. Comes in handmade sleeves (each one unique). Edition of 200. They'll go quick.
The Klitz - Live at the Well 7"
Live at the Well is the second archival release of Memphis' first punk band, The Klitz. Recorded in 1979 and 1980, these four tracks contain two Klitz originals (never properly recorded in a demo/home studio) and two covers—The Cramps' "TV Set" and the Velvet Underground's "AfterHours." Featuring the classic Klitz lineup of Gail Elise Clifton, Lesa Aldridge, Marcia Clifton and Amy Gassner (with the Randy Band's Randy Chertow filling in on bass), the record comes with an oral history by Ryan Leach.
Mentored by Alex Chilton and Jim Dickinson, The Klitz were equal parts Shaggs and Panther Burns. Although they never released a record during their initial '78-'80 run, their influence on Memphis punk is undeniable. Live at the Well should appeal to fans of Stranded in Canton and Like Flies on Sherbert. Released by our friends at Spacecase Records.
Bored Out - Interviews by Ryan Leach
Also from Spacecase Records comes Bored Out. A collection of Ryan Leach's interviews (Razorcake and Terminal Boredom), spanning the years 2005 to 2016. Interviewees include John Talley–Jones (Urinals), Dave Alvin, Bruce Moreland (Wall of Voodoo, Nervous Gender), Kid Congo Powers, Eric Friedl (Oblivians, Goner Records), Larry Hardy (In the Red), Jeffrey Evans, James Arthur, John Felice (Real Kids, Modern Lovers), Robert Scott (Clean, Bats, Electric Blood) and more. Includes oral histories on the Gun Club, Consumers and Memphis' first punk band, the Klitz. Foreword by Gerard Cosloy.
CCR Headcleaner T-Shirt
Featuring artwork from their ripping In The Red release "Tear Down the Wall."
Ex-Cult T-Shirt
Classic Ex-Cult logo in the same fashion as their debut In The Red 7". ITR Logo on sleeve.
GØGGS T-Shirt
GØGGS tee featuring record artwork on the front and ITR logo on the sleeve.
Kill A Garage Rocker For Punk T-Shirt
Limited Edition t-shirt designed (and modeled here) by Ty Segall exclusively for In The Red. Black poly/cotton baseball tee with orange text / stripes / collar.
SUMMER 2016 NEW RELEASES July 13 2016
1 2 3 4 May 30 2016
Yeah that's right. Not one. Not two. Not even three. But FOUR new LPs are up for pre-order. Right NOW.
CCR Headcleaner - Tear Down The Wall LP/CD
Sleeping Beauties - Self Titled LP/CD
GØGGS - Self Titled LP/CD
The Double - Dawn of the Double LP
ITR 25th Anniversary May 09 2016
As most of you have probably heard by now, In The Red is throwing a few days of shows to celebrate our 25th anniversary! It all goes down at The Echo/Echoplex July 14th, 15th, and 16th. Although the 3 day passes were snatched up real fast, there are still single day passes available. Just follow the links below. Hope to see you there!!
ITR 25th ANNIVERSARY LINE UP
Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin (performing Reverse Shark Attack)
The Gories
The Oblivians
The Hunches
Boss Hog
Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds
Cheater Slicks
Sleeping Beauties
Wounded Lion
Red Aunts
Zig Zags
The Side Eyes
The Double
THREE NEW RELEASES // NEW T-SHIRT // PRE-ORDER March 14 2016
In The Red is proud to announce the pre-orders of three new albums and one new t-shirt. They are:
CFM - Still Life Of Citrus and Slime LP/CD/Cassette The debut solo effort from Charles Francis Moothart, best known as guitar shredder in Fuzz and the Ty Segall Band and drum shredder in the Moonhearts. This is an instant masterpiece and you will hate yourself if you pass on it.
Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds - La Araña Es La Vida LP/CD - The latest and greatest album yet from this incredible band. If you haven't jumped on board with these guys yet this is the one you need to do it with. Everyone should know Kid has pretty much the coolest resume of anyone in rock n' roll (Gun Club, The Cramps, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds). If you didn't know that how did you get on this mailing list?
Traditional Fools - Fools Gold LP/CD - This full length from these Budget Rock crazies collects the four tracks from their long out of print EP on Chocolate Covered Records along with 13 other previously unreleased punk/surf/garage slop. In The Red finally releases a Damned cover!! Essential!
CFM t-shirt - Kick ass pocket tee designed by Joshua John Rogers. Sold exclusively by the band on tour and by us.
Limited edition COLOR VINYL available on all releases. First come first served. They will go quick.
Six New Releases from In The Red! November 13 2015
That's right, SIX new release from IN THE RED!!!!!
The Wolfmanhattan Project – Smells Like You / You Are My Glue 7"
Brand new band featuring Mick Collins, Kid Congo and Bob Bert. Sounds like the sort of trashy, swampy, sleazy, damaged music you'd expect from the gentlemen involved. Housed in a beautiful color gatefold sleeve. An album will follow soon(ish). The first 200 on color vinyl.
Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds – Bruce Juice / El Cucuy 7"
Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds will be dropping their latest and strongest album in early 2016. To prime the pump they are releasing this new single featuring two brand new tracks not featured on the upcoming album. The first 200 on color vinyl.
The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Human Obscene / Shake That Bat 7"
Installment number seven in JSBX's jukebox singles series. As with the previous six, features two exclusive tracks that lean towards the band's more rocking and spastic side. No color vinyl – Jon says anything but black vinyl is "for sissies".
Ex-Cult – Stick The Knife In / Dogs Roll In / New Crawl 7"
Three brand new blazing tracks from Memphis' Ex-Cult, whose previous releases on Goner and Castle Face are must haves. Watch for a new album on ITR in 2016. The first 200 on color vinyl.
GØGGS – She Got Harder / Billy Is A Runaway 7"
GØGGS is the brain child of Chris Shaw (Ex-Cult) and Ty Segall. The band had been in the planning stages for a long time but finally came together in 2015 when they convened in Ty's Los Angeles studio to record an album, which will be released next year. Other participants in the project include Cory Hanson (Wand), Charles Moothart (Fuzz) and Mikal Cronin. This single features an original from the album on the A side and an Iggy Pop cover on the B side that's exclusive to this 7". The first 200 on color vinyl.
Milk Lines – Ceramic LP/CD
Toronto natives Jeff Clarke (Demons Claws, Hell Shovel) and Emily Frances team up in this awesome new band that is equal parts country, jangly-pop, experimental, psychedelic rock n'roll. This debut album is a stunner!! If you missed them on their recent tour supporting The King Khan & BBQ Show you're bummed! This band is amazing! The first 200 on color vinyl.
It came from the GØGGS September 29 2015
Ty and I decided we were going to start a band together when Ex-Cult opened for his band on the Slaughterhouse tour in 2013. A couple years later when the plans were solidified, it only made sense that thrash master Charles Moothart should get in on the experience. The three of us have been friends for years at this point, crashing at each others houses and riffling through each others record collections after a night of performing, partying, or both. This is not a side-project, it is a necessity. GØGGS is three heads, one spine, circling the drain of the wasteland known as mother earth.
The A side to the debut single "She Got Harder" (out this November on In The Red Records) is one of the first songs we came up for this project, with an Iggy Pop cover (Featuring Zumi Rosow) thrown on the B-Side for maximum damage.The album dropping next year (featuring guests Cory Hanson of Wand, Denee Petracek of Vial, and Mikal Cronin) will lead us into the second chapter of the GØGGS saga. Smoke the Wurm. A new player enters the game. –Chris Shaw
PRE-ORDER FUZZ II NOW! September 18 2015
COLORED VINYL: The first 200 double LPs will be available on WHITE colored vinyl. The price for this version will be: $25.00 (the same price as the standard black version) + shipping for orders outside of the US. Colored vinyl will start shipping in mid-October.
The new Intelligence record has arrived! September 03 2015
In The Red is proud to present a brand new full length release from The Intelligence. Available on LP/CD. First 200 LPs on ORANGE vinyl.
Order now: http://intheredrecords.com/products/the-intelligence-vintage-future
Fittingly born at the dawn of the 21st Century, The Intelligence's brand of art-smarm surf has become a touchstone for with-it rock 'n' roll of the era. Perhaps a surprising assertion, especially considering their primitive and personal origins, but one cemented by the dedication and continual reinvention fostered by main-brain Lars Aldric Finberg. For all their longevity and prolificacy, The Intelligence is a restless, ever-evolving vehicle for Finberg, showcasing his presumably patented knack for sharp pop songwriting that rides waves from both the past and heretofore unknown. Hence the emergence of Vintage Future, the band's latest album.
Finberg has always playfully flashed fangs with The Intelligence, but the hard targeting here makes Vintage Future the most thematically biting offering thus far. Across the record, Finberg combs over relationships, ambitions and his own values for trouble spots and indignities, highlighting his findings and skewering as needed. Jabs at the absurdities of band life have been a focus since The Intelligence's inception, but tunes like "Nocturnal Admissions," "Refuse to Pay the Dues" (a sure-fire cornerstone of any Greatest Hits package assembled) and "Platinum Janitor" confront living in rock 'n' roll with an honesty bordering on the sadistic. Songs like "Sex" and "Whip My Valet" (the band's most singularly aggressive and punk moment ever) manage to be intensely personal ruminations, nervously humorous and all-out rockers simultaneously, all with a wink.
It's precisely that charm coupled with intensity that makes The Intelligence so crave-worthy. Well, that and the copious panic-stabs of guitar. Vintage Future thankfully shows The Intelligence continuing to move in whatever goddamn direction they want, keeping it permanently casual in this inhuman Business That We Call Show. Is there any better way?
—Mitch Cardwell, July 2015
COMING SOON: 7"s from: Wolfmanhattan Project, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Milk Lines, Ex-Cult, GØGGS
Albums by: Milk Lines, Fuzz, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds, Traditional Fools, Tyvek, Ex-Cult, GØGGS and many more...
Long time comin' August 19 2015
In The Red is stoked to announce this brand new full length release from DMBR. Available now on LP/CD. First 200 LPs on GREEN vinyl.
It's been a long time since the world heard from Dan Melchior's Broke Revue. Their last album, O Clouds Unfold!, was recorded in 2004 and was posthumously released in 2009. During their five year existence, the band's sound evolved from raw, blues-based rock 'n' roll to a more experimental / post-punk style. Since the band disbanded, Melchior has carried on with a solo career that has been prolific, to say the very least. The volume of singles, albums and cassettes that he's churned out over the past decade has been staggering.
Now, after a ten-year hiatus, Melchior has reassembled the Broke Revue and (in record time) recorded a new album. Lords of the Manor takes a very different turn from the band's last album. O Clouds Unfold! was an voluminous showcase of Melchior's infectious and melodic songwriting, with layers of extra instrumentation spanning 23 songs. Lords of the Manor is an entirely different beast; song structure and instrumentation are stripped to the bare bones, melody is ditched in favor of repetition, Dan's usual lyrical style is jettisoned for a far more minimal approach and the band's previous penchant for tightly-crafted two-to-three-minute rock songs has given way to long, sprawling improvisations. The result is dark, relentless and incredible.
COMING SOON: 7"s from: Wolfmanhattan Project, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Milk Lines, Ex-Cult, GØGGS.
Albums by: The Intelligence, Milk Lines, Fuzz, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds, Traditional Fools, Tyvek, GØGGS and many more...
They're Baaaack July 22 2015
It's Official...behold: FUZZ II
ACTION! May 27 2015
We're beyond stoked to be the label releasing this for the first time on vinyl! Action Swingers - Quit While You're Ahead. Available now on splattered black and white vinyl!
FIRST RELEASES OF 2015! February 27 2015Two new albums available for pre-order on In The Red!!!
The King Khan & BBQ Show - Bad News Boys LP/CD
It's been nearly six years since The King Khan & BQQ Show have graced us with a new album and they're back in fine form. Delivering their usual blend of doo-wop, 60's garage and punk rock as only they can. First 200 on color vinyl.
Wand - Golem LP/CD
Following up their incredible debut album on God? Records Wand are back with another full length of ear-blistering heaviness married to perfect psych-pop. Essential! First 200 on color vinyl.
Coming soon: 7"s by Wand, Wolfmanhattan Project, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds and The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Albums by The Intelligence, Dan Melchior's Broke Revue, Action Swingers, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds, Traditional Fools, Tyvek, Fuzz and many more.
2015 RELEASES January 08 2015
And this ain't even the half of it...2015 is lookin' good!
new KK&BBQ LP/CD
new Wand LP/CD
new Dan Melchior Broke Revue LP/CD
new Action Swingers LP
new Intelligence LP/CD
new Wolfmanhattan Project 7"
new Kid Congo 7"
new Milk Lines 7"
new Milk Lines LP/CD
NEW NEW NEW December 09 2014
New vinyl-only releases from In The Red
Arndales – Regional Treasure / Padded Posts 7"
The UK's Arndales are back with two more songs of angular, menacing pummel from men who you wouldn't suspect actually do hate noise. Edition of 500. This single should be on the list! First 100 on yellow vinyl.
Pampers – Right Tonight 7" EP
Four brand new tracks from Brooklyn's Pampers. Anyone who dug their self-titled debut album from last year (or the two singles that preceded it) will no doubt flip for these four new slabs of thug punk. Hints of pop hooks and post-punk song structures struggle to be identified amid the break-neck pace. Great stuff! First 100 on greeny-yellowy vinyl.
Endless Bummer – Vol. 1 LP
Los Angeles garage/punk band Endless Bummer follow up their debut EP, Ripper Current, with this full-length featuring 13 sonic slabs of wallop guaranteed to please any self-respecting fan of trash rock. Recorded by Ty Segall at his now defunct Sweat Lodge studio. First 100 on yellow vinyl with red splatter.
"Lance Barresi and Liz Tooley may not be big garage names like Ty Segall or John Dwyer are, but as the founders of Permanent Records they're arguably just as important. They're responsible for putting out rippers by Purling Hiss, Cave, Running, Charles Albright, Obnox, Bitchin Bajas, and many others. Endless Bummer lives up to their noisy legacy. Joined by the Spits' Greg Toumassian, they churn out four songs of sludgy, dark, screaming garage pop."
- Pitchfork
Red Aunts – Come Up For A Closer Look double LP
The Red Aunts were an all-female punk band that formed in 1991 in Long Beach, California, when Terri Wahl (guitar/vocals) recruited friends Kerry Davis (guitar/vocals), Debi Martini (bass/vocals), and Lesley Ishino (drums). Their brand of unfiltered music is toxic, taking a sharp claw to every riot grrrl cliché it can shred. After five albums, several years of touring, and a huge fan base, they called it quits in 1998. The girls recently decided it was time to wake people up and save the music with their unique form of ROCK. This is their "greatest hits" compilation, 'COME UP FOR A CLOSER LOOK' - a gatefold sleeve double album, complete with killer art and photos, plus liner notes by Red Aunts fan, Sasha Frere-Jones. First 100 on red with black splatter vinyl.
"The Red Aunts are nothing to mess with....wonderfully reckless rock."
- L.A. Times
And some non vinyl goodies...
In The Red is proud to unveil this swank new limited edition t-shirt that features totally badass collage artwork from our own Igor. This six color design comes on super-soft, thin 100% ring-spun cotton tees. We've used discharge ink which is thinner and softer than the usual plastisol screen printing ink and keeps you from getting a sweaty chest. Comes on off-white/oatmeal color tees. Stoked!
Cook Book:
Theresa Wahl was singer and guitarist in the Red Aunts back in the 90's. She's currently the chef and owner of Auntie Em's Kitchen in L.A.'s Eagle Rock neighborhood where she's been wowing the locals with her incredible breakfasts, lunches and desserts for more than a decade. She's even been featured on several Food Network television shows. She's been a long-time advocate of In The Red and vice versa so it's with great pride that we are offering her brand-new, first-ever cookbook! This beautiful hardbound book is loaded with all her best recipes and gorgeous color photos of the finished dishes. She even pairs each dish with a playlist of her favorite songs by the likes of Thee Oh Sees, Ty Segall, The Cramps, Gun Club, ect. Foreward written by In The Red's Larry Hardy. If you're picking up our new Red Aunts retrospective you should grab one of these too! Food and music go great together.
The Klitz October 01 2014
Hey Everybody,
Check out this amazing new (old) 7" our buds at Spacecase Records have just released! Click the image or use the search box to order.
"The Klitz were Memphis punk ground zero." -Ross Johnson
Recorded by ALEX CHILTON and SAM THE SHAM in one three-hour blast in the summer of '78, Sounds of Memphis is the first archival Klitz release. Widely regarded as Memphis' first punk band and championed by JIM DICKINSON, The Klitz featured GAIL ELISE CLIFTON on vocals and LESA ALDRIDGE (of Big Star's Third fame) on guitar. Sounds of Memphis is a Midtown lo-fi gem. Includes a version of Chilton's "Hook or Crook."
Gail Elise Clifton - Vocals
Lesa Aldridge - Guitar, Vocals
Amy Gassner - Bass
Marcia Clifton - Drums
Track List:
Side A:
Couldn't Be Bothered
Two Chords
Side B:
Hard Up
Hook or Crook
Pressed in an edition of 500 - Spins at 45 RPMs
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Towards controlled growth of carbon nanotubes from germanium on nanoindented silicon substrates
Capasso, Andrea, Waclawik, Eric R., Bell, John M., Ruffell, Simon, Sgarlata, Anna, Scarselli, Manuela, De Crescenzi, Maurizio, & Motta, Nunzio (2010) Towards controlled growth of carbon nanotubes from germanium on nanoindented silicon substrates. In Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICONN), IEEE, Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre, Sydney, NSW, pp. 186-188.
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In this paper, we report on a metal-catalyst-free synthesis of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) on a pre-patterned Si(001) surface. Arrays of triangular-shaped holes were created by nanoindentation in specific sites of the sample. After germanium deposition and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) of acetylene, a few CNTs nucleated and grew from germanium nanoparticles. These results illustrate that it is possible to control the growth of CNTs without the use of any metal catalyst. By leading the assembly of Ge nanoparticles with a patterning technique, a precise control over the growth order is also attainable.
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MIAMI VIDEO: Chris Landry: Reporters notebookPosted on
MIAMI BEACH Thursday, 6:15 p.m.
As a boater who lives in Florida I know the importance of staying out of the sun to limit skin damage. On a boat, that can be tough. But companies such as Grady-White, Boston Whaler, Cruisers, Chris-Craft and Sea Ray are using a product that makes it a lot easier to find some shade. Its called the SureShade, a Sunbrella cockpit cover that retracts under 12- or 24-volt or manual power.
Larger craft, such as the Delta 54 and Cheoy Lee 76 Express, also make use of the SureShade, said husband-and-wife company founders Ron and Dana Russikoff of Philadelphia. I talked to them at the Miami Beach Convention Center after a Boston Whaler boat introduction. The Russikoffs launched the product at the IBEX show in 2007 and displayed the SureShade for the first time on a boat at the 2009 Miami show on a Boston Whaler 370 Outrage.
We give the boater shade on demand, said Dana Russikoff, the companys business leader. Ron Russikoff invented the SureShade. The powered SureShade starts at $5,000, and the manual model at $3,000. The manual model has an aluminum frame and the powered version uses a stainless-steel frame.
Friday, 3 p.m.
When I got home from the boat show and my 10-year-old asked me what was the coolest thing I saw, the first product that came to mind was the 80-hp electric outboard the Deep Blue from Germanys Torqeedo. I wrote an article about the engine for our sister publication, Soundings, that will be in the April issue.
So I was licking my chops when I saw Chris Carroll, Torqeedo vice president of business development and formerly of Walker Bay Boats, sitting at his in-water display flanked by two boats powered with the Deep Blue a 19-foot Inshore EdgeWater and 18-foot Zodiac RIB. Deep Blue is sold in the United States through Zodiac of North America. (www.zodiacmilpro.com).
You can barely hear a 4-stroke outboard running at idle, but my ears heard nothing when Carroll started the Deep Blue. You know the engine is running because the LCD helm display switches screens. Driving from the center console I pushed the Zodiac onto plane. It exhibited immediate throttle response at the low end of the rpm range, but lacked the pop that gas-burning outboards deliver. I got her humming along at 20 knots and settled on 14 knots for a comfortable cruise.
The Deep Blue outboard and its systems (which include a battery charger, throttle, connection box, onboard computer with GPS and display, prop and hub) is $20,000. Battery banks of two, three and four are $32,998, $49,497 and $65,996, respectively. A minimum of two batteries is necessary. The batteries are backed by a 9-year capacity warranty.
Click here for a look at some offerings from Miami.
5 p.m.
I checked out the new Scout 350 LXF, a double-stepped center console that hits 65 mph with a trio of Yamaha F300s. The 350 can be ordered with either Yamaha's Helm Master with joystick or a bow and stern thruster system from Vetus that delivers joystick-like maneuverability. Helm Master can do quite a lot, company president Steve Potts said. This is a less expensive alternative.
Saturday, 10 a.m.
I spent the majority of the morning and early afternoon at the Yacht & Brokerage Show in Miami Beach. First stop was to visit Greenline Yachts and check out the Slovenian-built Greenline 33, a pilothouse cruiser with a diesel/electric propulsion system that was introduced in Europe about three years ago. Look for a full story in the March issue of Soundings Trade Only, our Green issue.
Two of the Greenline representatives I interviewed for that story were on the 33 at the Yacht & Brokerage Show Greenline Yachts sales manager Rok Babarovic and Greenline North America general manager Constantinos K. Constantinou. The Greenline fleet consists of a 33, a 40 and a 46. The latter will hit the market in Europe in September, Babarovic said. The 46 was introduced at the Dusseldorf Boat Show in Germany in January. A Greenline 40 was sold at the United States Powerboat Show in Annapolis, Md., last October.
With a single 150-hp Volkswagen diesel and a 7-kilowatt electric motor/generator, the 33 is about $325,000; the Greenline 40, with twin 150-hp Volkswagen diesels and electric motors/generators, is $475,000.
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Viking Yachts director of communications Peter Frederiksen told me about Viking diversifying into manufacturing motoryachts. Our new 75-foot motoryacht will debut at FLIBS in 2014 and will be the first in a series of motoryachts, he said. We want to create a motoryacht for the modern yachtsman. It will have a convertibles hull bottom and it will be performance-oriented.
The builder displayed 15 vessels from 42 to 82 feet at the Yacht & Brokerage Show. The traffic has been steady and has been good, Frederiksen said. We sold several boats over the past two days a 70, a 54 and several 62s so we have had a lot of activity.
The Viking fleet at the show included three new vessels a 55 convertible, a 62 convertible and a 62 convertible enclosed bridge. The 55 debuted at FLIBS [2012], and the 62 debuted at the Viking VIP event earlier this month, and this is the first appearance for the 62 convertible enclosed bridge, Frederiksen said.
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Standing out among the shiny white yachts at the show was the silver-hulled Garcia Trawler 54, an aluminum trawler by Garcia Yachts of France, which has been building sailboats for 40 years. This is its first trawler.
A true oceangoing trawler with a heavy hull, a steadying sail, stabilizers and bow and stern thrusters, the Garcia Trawler 54 is $1.7 million with a single 185-hp John Deere diesel, said Garcia Yacht development director Benoit Lebizay. The company launched the yacht at the Cannes Boat Show in August and piloted her across the ocean for its U.S. debut at the 2012 Annapolis Powerboat Show, facing 20-foot seas and 50-knot winds during the 4,800-nautical-mile sojourn.
Judy Waldman, a yacht broker for JW Yachts in Fort Lauderdale, represents Garcia in the United States.
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Reviews of Waterberg Camp
They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa.
Waterberg Camp
We stayed one night at Waterberg Camp at the start of our trip, on our way up to the east side of Etosha. We weren't planning to do much at Waterberg except rest after a long flight from Europe. The accommodation was clean and the restaurant served good value food. We did an activity in the morning before we left: a morning drive around the plateau. We didn't spot much game but the ride was pleasant nonetheless.Read more about the whole safari
Waterberg Camp review
Overall the stay at Waterberg was very good. The staff were very good. Some parts of the challet area seemed a little bit run down but they had obiously suffered water damage to some of the paving. The roadways could do with some extra lighting. The walk to the restaurant in the dark was somewhat intimidating especially as we had encountered baboons in the road during the afternoon but it has a marvelous setting.
The wildlife/game drive was excellent.
Overall the experience was very good.
Waterberg Camp review
Another touch of luxury, but no time to do much other than climb to the top of the plateau.Read more about the whole safari
Scaling the heights
This place was the only one we stayed at that was run by NWR. There was a marked diference in the attitude of the staff. They were pleasant enough, but took their time dealing with diners for example, and tended to disappear completely or stand around chatting in groups.
The rooms were very good and spacious, but not entirely baboon proof, as they have seemingly learned to unlatch the outer door, which they did whilst Sandra and me were admiring a thunderstorm in the distance. As a result one got in and munched through some snacks that we had.
The food menu in the restaurant was uninspiring, although what they offered was well cooked and presented.
The evening game drive was a little disappointing as it was nearly an hours drive to the plateau, and the vegetation etc meant that game spotting was difficult. We did visit a couple of waterholes and did get to see a white rhino. Overall the knowledge of the guide/driver outweighed the relatively high cost (N$450 each). I know that Chris' guide book covers some or all of these points.
We did hike up the mountain trail and it was well worth the effort.
Waterberg Camp review
Our bungalow was spacious and equipped with a fridge.
Food and service at the restaurant were good.
We were able to walk up to the view point at the plateau in the early morning for a wonderful view, worth the hard scramble to get there.
The staff in the office were friendly and chatty.
very pretty and worht a visit.
Once again there were no issues about the inventory and the staff were more than happy to take a passport as key deposit. Guests do not have to worry about having to keep N$500 in cash on them if near the end of their holiday. Credit card payments are straightforward.
The game drive was again disappointing. The vehicle was fine but the wildlife guide seemed more interested in talking about the political situiation in Namibia than the wildlife !
The lodge staff were very pleasant and helpful .
Waterberg Camp review
Ex turn of the 20th century German police camp halfway up the Waterberg hills. Chalet was 2 double rooms each with en-suite bathroom. Overnight stay did not include entry fee into the park that had to be paid before departure as a separate item.
The lighting from the chalets to the restaurant in the old police station was virtually non-existent so I would recommend driving even though it is not very far. Dinner and breakfast were good, with more than adequate choice of menu.
I recommend the walk up to the top of the Waterberg for sunrise - takes about 1/2 hour. The views are stunning and early in the morning the dassies are also out as were the mongooses on the lawn outside the restaurant
This is a good location to visit the Cheetah Conservation Fund reserve Otjiwarongo, B1 north, turn right on the D2440 (130 km each way).
We did not use the pool.
Waterberg Camp review
We had read other travelers' comments on the state-run camps and I must day the comments were wrong for all NWR camps.
We enjoyed great service and good food in everyone of them. At Waterberg the service might have been slower than in a 5-star hotel, but the friendliness of the staff was ample compensation. Besides, who's in a hurry?
Waterberg Camp review
A good stay, mainly as we could walk, after days in a car in Etosha. Though in fact there are not many walks and we had done them in half a day.
Bungalows basically fine but no frills except kettle & tea & coffee. We were 2 couples in one car but they separated us by one bungalow - which was never occupied.
Simple food was OK, but the chef seemed to be having a couple of bad days. Don't ask for poached eggs unless you want them cooked in vinegar! Staff were friendly and helpful.
It was a pity that there was no information about the plants, animals or birds in the area, even to buy.
Waterberg Camp review
We were not impressed by the attitude of the reception desk on first arrival, but, as they got to know us this improved. Otherwise, everyone in the restaurant was very friendly and helpful and the food was good.
We enjoyed the views overlooking the Kalahari from the restaurant balcony. The rooms altho' basic were clean and comfortable - it was nice to have the use of a fridge and to be able to make ourselves the odd cup of tea or coffee.
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Te'o named to AP All-America first team
Alabama is No. 1 when it comes to All-Americans.
The second-ranked Crimson Tide placed four players on The Associated Press All-America team released Tuesday. Among them was center Barrett Jones, who became a two-time first-team selection.
No other team had more than one player selected to the first team. The Tide also led with six players chosen to all three teams.
Notre Dame and Texas A&M were second with four players on the three teams, though linebacker Manti Te'o was the only Fighting Irish player to make the first team. Texas A&M Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel was the first-team quarterback.
Te'o is the first Notre Dame defensive player to be an AP All-American since defensive back Shane Walton in 2002. Tight end Tyler Eifert and defensive end Stephon Tuitt were named to the second team and center Braxston Cave made the third team.
Alabama faces top-ranked Notre Dame in the BCS championship game Jan. 7.
Wisconsin running back Montee Ball and Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones also became two-time All-Americans.
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On the Top Five Fr. Robert Barron Videos – J. D. Pierce Jr, Traditium
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President Bush has asked Congress for still more troops to increase the buildup in Iraq. At the same time, there's a report that the Pentagon is planning a gradual withdrawal in case the troop increase doesn't work. We also get diplomatic reaction to the weekend meeting that included both the US and Iran. Plus, Guantanamo hearings continue in Washington—under total secrecy and, on Reporter's Notebook, Halliburton, the largest US contractor in Iraq, is moving its headquarters from Houston to Dubai. We'll hear about accusations of corporate greed.
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Physics and Engineering Physics
Senior physics majors Matthew Tuttle-Timm, left, and Jacob Herman at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory in Michigan in the summer of 2016. They participated in an experiment to measure a new form of radioactivity.
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Physics majors study a range of physics topics — including thermodynamics, mechanics, astrophysics, electricity and magnetism, and quantum physics — with much flexibility, depending on interests.
The engineering physics major is designed for students interested in the applied side of physics or the 3-2 program.
Many physics graduates pursue technology careers, while others enter graduate programs in physics, engineering or education. Engineering physics majors can take advantage of the college's coordinated-degree program, through which a student can earn both a bachelor of arts from Augustana and a bachelor of science in engineering from an engineering school. Currently, Augustana has agreements with Washington University and Northern Illinois University. Other popular choices include the universities of Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, Iowa State, Michigan State and Purdue University.
A sampling of recent graduates
Mark Hoffmann '14 is vice president of analytics and co-founder at 38th Street Studios in East Lansing, Mich., a software company.
Peter Draznick '14 is a co-founder at 38th Street Studios.
Abdul Rahman Merhi '15 is a graduate teaching assistant at Iowa State University.
Steven Ash '11 is the co-Owner at Exclusive Saver, Moline, Ill.
Amelia Wietting '09 is an IT Analyst IV at John Deere, Moline, Ill.
Gabriel Caceres '08 is a graduate research fellow in the department of Astronomy and Astrophyics at Penn State. He received a Ph.D. there in 2016.
Augustana College offers a major and minor in physics, a major for teaching physics, and a major in engineering physics. The five full-time faculty all hold a Ph.D., and teach all laboratory sessions as well as regular coursework.
Augustana ranks in the top 10 percent of small colleges in the U.S. for its number of physics majors.
Physics majors study a range of physics topics, including thermodynamics, mechanics, astrophysics, solid state and quantum physics.The engineering physics major is designed for students interested in the applied side of physics or the 3-2 program.
Physics majors who want to pursue engineering can take advantage of the college's coordinated degree programs with engineering schools in the Midwest: Purdue, Iowa State, University of Iowa, University of Minnesota and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Through these programs, a student can earn both a bachelor of arts degree from Augustana and a technical bachelor of science degree in engineering from the university.
Augustana's variety of study-abroad options includes the physics and German learning community, Science in Society: Switzerland and Germany. During this 6-credit spring course, students explore some of the most important European sites for technology, innovation, physics and engineering.
Physics facilities include the college's John Deere Planetarium and Carl Gamble Observatory, along with four area-specific laboratories in the Hanson Hall of Science: basics lab, optics and modern physics lab, electronics and acoustics lab, and the scanning electron microscopy lab.
Abdul Rahman Merchi '15, engineering physics and computer science; Winner of the Swedish Council of America's 2015 Glenn T. Seaborg Science Scholarship; pursuing a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering at Iowa State University of Science and Technology
"I am always and will always be grateful to Augustana College for the great education it gave me-especially the physics and astronomy department for its great generosity and amazing professors. "
Natalie Viscariello '15, physics and applied mathematics; Graduate student in medical physics at the University of Wisdonsin-Madison.
"When I came into Augustana, I thought I wanted to study German, biology or maybe physics. I definitely didn't expect to be going to graduate school in medical physics, but my time here helped me find my passion.... I'm in a much more exciting place than I thought I would be. All of my professors and friends have given me opportunities and support throughout my time here. They've helped me to become a better person and a better thinker. I've learned to be more confident in my ideas and that I can actually be an effective leader. I've learned that I can handle a lot, academically or otherwise."
Stuart Casarotto '14, engineering physics major, environmental studies and mathematics minor; Graduate student in mechanical engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder.
"Many professors and administrators helped me to reach the point where I am. Professors helped me construct and complete a crazy schedule. Administrators helped me start two clubs and allowed me to sit on two important committees. Because of the group I helped start-called AugiePonics-a hydroponics wall for growing food was installed in the dining center. I will miss some of the great professors most. Many of them have really changed my future for the better, and I will miss being able to go into their offices just to hang out."
Gravitational waves? Q-C experts weigh inA team of scientists announced they officially found gravitational waves — but, why exactly is that a big deal? "This is like finding a needle in a haystack, except probably on a bigger scale," said Dr. Cecilia Vogel, professor of physics at Augustana. "Let's say there's a conversation going on three miles away and you can suddenly hear it with your ears. The event of the black holes colliding from so far away is really hard to detect, so it's really impressive."
Internship on, off the court brings growth to Motzel's gameSenior Brandon Motzel, a pre-medicine and physics major, interned at the Texas Medical Center last summer. In addition to the academic benefits of the internship, he tested his skills against players from Rice University in pick-up basketball games. That experience is paying off for Motzel, whose play has helped set a tone for the Vikings since he moved into the starting lineup earlier this month
Students present poster, co-author paperTwo research students working with Dr. Nathan Frank presented a poster, "Unbound Resonance of 26F," at the American Physical Society's Division of Nuclear Physics meeting in October 2015. They also are co-authors on a recently published article, "Two-neutron sequential decay of 24O."
Frieze Lecture: a new universeDr. Cecilia Vogel, Augustana professor of physics, discusses how the publishing of Einstein's Theory of Relativity in 1915 revolutionized thinking about the universe. This is the fourth in the 2015 Frieze Lecture Series, an 18-year partnership between the Rock Island Public Library and Augustana College. The series theme this year was "1915 - A Landmark Year."
Merhi earns scholarship, will attend Nobel ceremoniesAbdul Rahman Merhi '15 will mingle with Nobel Laureates this December. He's the latest recipient of the Swedish Council of America's prestigious Seaborg Scholarship, which comes with a trip to the Stockholm International Youth Science Seminar. Merhi is one of 25 young scientists from around the world to attend this year's seminar and Nobel ceremonies.


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Zac Brown Band, 'The Wind' — Story Behind the Lyrics
"'The Wind' is maybe our homage to bluegrass music, but played as a rock and roll band," says Zac Brown Band's Clay Cook of the group's new single. (Listen to the song below.) The uptempo tune showcases ZBB's lightning-fast instrumentation, and beyond the musicianship is a sweet story behind the lyrics. The bandmates co-wrote "The Wind" with Levi Lowrey and Wyatt Durrette, who explains the chorus of the song was inspired by the most important person in his life.
"I was laying in bed and had just woken up, and my son had crawled in bed with me earlier that night," Wyatt recalls. "He was laying next to me; I opened my eyes and there was his face. The chorus, 'where the wind blows,' I wrote it about just looking at him and never feeling a love like that in my entire life."
Watch Wyatt, Zac, Clay and the rest of the Zac Brown Band discuss "The Wind" in the behind-the-scenes video below. "The Wind" is the first single from the group's upcoming album, Uncaged, which hits stores July 10. Pre-order Uncaged here.


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CAMPAIGNERS have hit out at moves to stop admitting in-patients to Llangollen Hospital.
The hospital is due to close after Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB) announced a shake-up of health services last month.
But the closure to in-patients this week has shocked opponents of the changes, who say proposals are being rushed through.
Campaigner Martin Crumpton said: "When I heard about the proposals being rushed through, my reaction was one of sheer horror.
"I compare it to somebody being given a punishment before they have even been sentenced for a crime."
BCUHB also announced that minor injuries services will be shutting in both Llangollen and Chirk hospitals within two weeks, moving to the new 'hub' at Wrexham Maelor.
The timescale of changes was decided at a meeting of the health board on January 18.
Llangollen councillor Stuart Davies said: "We are still in a response period, and so is the community health council and yet they're trying to push this through as soon as possible.
"They're trying to make it a fait accompli."
Cllr Davies has already threatened to bring a motion of no confidence in BCUHB before Denbighshire Council as, he says, the closure will leave the town without vital services until a new medical centre is built in 2015.
He said he and nine other Denbigh councillors had requested a meeting with BCUHB bosses over the matter.
"We're trying to stop them doing this immediately," he said. "If they don't engage with us fairly then I will be looking to bring a motion of no confidence in BCUHB on February 26 at the full council meeting.
"Some have asked what good that will do, but it will bring pressure to bear on them."
North Wales Plaid AM Llyr Gruffydd, who campaigned against the proposals, raised the issue in the Senedd.
He asked: "Isn't it astounding that the health board is implementing its proposed changes before the community health council gives its formal response? Is it acceptable that the health board is riding roughshod over both the CHC and minister and ploughing on with its changes regardless?"
A statement from BCUHB said: "At the moment the community health council is considering its response to our planned changes and we fully respect their position.
"However, we have to balance this with safety of services, our use of resources and our desire to implement the planned service improvements.
"It is right that, where appropriate, we move forward without undue delay."
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Why are we allowing BCUHB to destroy the health of north Wales residents?
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BCUHB have no regard whatsoever for the health of the people of North Wales. They have an agenda and they will push it through. Bad management and poor budgeting has left them well in the red, they will cut services to the bone and we will suffer for that. While our Cllr's sit back and do nothing, not fit for purpose.


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Hugh Jackman injured in Oprah TV show stunt in Australia
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian movie star Hugh Jackman was slightly injured on Tuesday while performing a stunt during the taping of an Oprah Winfrey show at the Sydney Opera House.
Live television showed Jackman sliding down a cable from the top of the Sydney Opera House toward a giant outdoor stage, but he failed to stop, crashing into the stage's light rigging and hurting his face.
"That was so much fun, until the end," joked Jackman, famed for his tough Wolverine role.
Jackman, later sporting a small bandage under his eye, told Winfrey that the excitement of sliding down the cable caused him to brake too late.
"I came down waving to everyone, looking over Sydney Harbour, saw my dad, the kids and you (Winfrey), went to pull the brake and then boing," he said.
Entertainment reporters at the scene said Jackman was hit in the eye. Television showed Jackman holding some ice on his face and taking a swig of red wine. It was reported that Jackman suffered a black eye.
But Jackman was well enough to give Winfrey a lesson on eating Vegemite, a black yeast breakfast spread many Australians love. He spread some onto a biscuit and offered it to the TV chat show queen.
"I like it," declared Winfrey, before eating some more and washing it down with a glass of one of Australia's best and most expensive wines, the Penfold's Grange.
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The Hudson Kiwanis became involved in a community project in January of this year when a committee of community volunteers seeking to build a permanent Safety Town approached the school board for assistance. Specifically, the Safety Town Committee wanted the Hudson Kiwanis to take part in a transaction that would result in a gift of the project to the Hudson City Schools.
Upon approval by the School Board, the Hudson Kiwanis entered into a contract with a local building contractor selected by the Safety Town Committee.The Safety Town Committee raised money for the project and delivered it to the Hudson Kiwanis for safekeeping.
The School Board granted the Hudson Kiwanis and its contractor permission to access the site for construction.The Hudson School Board voted to accept the gift of the project from the Hudson Kiwanis; upon delivery of a deed executed by the Hudson Kiwanis, the project will become the property of the Hudson City Schools. Upon certification by the School Board and the Safety Town Committee that the contractor has completed the construction contract, Hudson Kiwanis will use the funds that it is holding to pay the contractor.
For its part in the transaction and for its contribution of $10,000, the project is to be forever known as "Kiwanis Safety Town."
There will be a large Hudson Kiwanis logo affixed to the building; HCER will promote the annual event as "Kiwanis Safety Town" and participants and volunteers will be given T-shirts that say "Kiwanis Safety Town."


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Sustainable Energy
About Sustainable Energy
UNECE's work on sustainable energy is designed to improve access to affordable and clean energy for all and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the carbon footprint of the energy sector in the region. It promotes international policy dialogue and cooperation among governments, energy industries and other stakeholders. The focus is on energy efficiency, cleaner electricity production from fossil fuels, renewable energy, coal mine methane, natural gas, classification of energy and mineral reserves and resources, and energy security. Read more
The Ministerial Conference and the Eighth Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development
11-14 June 2017, Astana, Kazakhstan
Preparations are ongoing for the Ministerial Conference and the Eighth Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development to be held in Astana from 11-14 June 2017, under the auspices of the Future Energy EXPO. To register please visit: www.energyministerial.kz.
The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN21) issued the REN21 UNECE Renewable Energy Status Report 2017.
The UNECE Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Status Report 2017 provides a comprehensive overview of the current status of renewable energy and energy efficiency trends in the following 17 selected countries: Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Montenegro, Russian Federation, Serbia, Tajikistan, the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan.
The report was launched on 12 June 2017 at the Energy Ministerial and 8th International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development in Astana, Kazakhstan, 11-14 June 2017
26th Session of the Committee on Sustainable Energy
26-28 September 2017, Salle XII, Palais des Nations, Geneva
The UNECE Secretariat in consultation with the secretariats of the International Gas Union, the World Coal Association and the World Petroleum Council and other industry experts, has prepared a survey of how methane monitoring is done currently.
|Overcoming barriers to investing in energy efficiency
|This study is a result of a joint research by UNECE and the Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency and is based on the results of the survey on overcoming barriers to investing in energy efficiency conducted over the period 10 January – 7 February 2017. The survey was posted on the website of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) and sent to the UNECE Group of Experts on Energy Efficiency, the Committee on Energy Efficiency, the network of experts of the Copenhagen Centre on Energy Efficiency, networks of other relevant organizations, and to other experts in the areas of energy efficiency and sustainable energy. This report covers the analysis of the first (general) part of the survey and does not include the analysis of the second part of the survey with specific questions related to the energy efficiency in industry (to be provided later). Please send your feedback on this report to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Applying UNFC to Solar Energy - An Introduction
This video provides a short introduction to the application of UNFC to solar energy and the benefits it will bring in particular to investors in energy projects.
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Mar. 25, 1997
USC Baseball Defeats San Diego State, 13-6
LOS ANGELES - A two-run single by Morgan Ensberg in the seventh inning broke a 5-5 tie and No. 9 USC went on to defeat San Diego State 13-6, Tuesday night at Dedeaux Field.
USC is now 25-10 while San Diego State drops to 20-9-1.
Sophomore righthander Steve Immel pitched 1.1 relief innings for the Trojans, allowing one unearned run on no hits or walks, to raise his record to 5-2. Junior lefthander Grady Rohn took the loss for the Aztecs.
USC put the game out of reach in the eighth inning, getting six runs on four hits, including doubles by Jason Brown, Robb Gorr and Greg Walbridge. Walbridge's bases-loaded double drove in three runs.
Ryan Hammons had three hits for the Aztecs and Stewart Smothers led off the game with a home run.
San Diego State 101 002 110 - 6 11 4 USC 202 100 26x - 13 16 4 SDS: Garcia, Herrera (3), Rohn (7), Dufek (8) and Phillips. USC: Weibling, Sanchez (4), Jones (6), Immel (7), Krawczyk (9) and Munson. 2B: Walbridge, Brown, Gorr 2. HR: Smothers 1


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Boxing News
Steven Luevano workout
By Ricardo Conde
WBO featherweight champion Steven Luevano (37-1-1, 15 KOs) of La Puente, CA, trained by former junior lightweight champion Robert Garcia at the famed La Colonia Boxing Gym in Oxnard, CA, will be making his sixth title defense on January 23rd at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY against current WBO junior featherweight champion Juan Manuel "Juanma" Lopez (27-0, 24 KOs) of Puerto Rico, which will be shown live on HBO. Luevano's last title defense was against Bernabe Concepcion back in August in a bout which Luevano was dominating when Concepcion hit Luevano after the bell to end round seven and resulted in a win by disqualification for Luevano.
Photos: Ricardo Conde
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