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If Malayan tapirs were cookies and not animals, the adults would be Oreos and the babies would be a sort-of reverse Fudge Stripe. Don't believe us? Take a look at these adorable photos of tapir Rinny and her new baby, Baku -- both of whom live at the Denver Zoo.
Back in January, we shared photos and video of a Denver Zoo anteater named Rio getting an ultrasound. (It involved a jar of bugs, natch.) Two months later, on March 7, Rio gave birth to a baby that zookeepers named Cayenne. (They believe Cayenne is a girl.) But as is common with first-time moms of ... More >>
Groucho is usually the Peyton Manning of elephants, "a perfect gentleman," says Denver Zoo large animal curator Dale Leeds. In his view, "Groucho is a mature male with self-confidence," not unlike the Broncos's seasoned quarterback. "Peyton Manning doesn't have to get on TV, scream and shout about h ... More >>
Melanie Asmar's post about a drunk woman who got into an elephant exhibit at the Denver Zoo notes that new signage is intended to prevent something like this from happening in the future. In the view of one reader, though, the Zoo shouldn't be considered off the hook for what could have been a dange ... More >>
Saving money doesn't have to mean staying in and staring into the void. You can still get out this week and enjoy free events, which include everything from a James Bond flick to a teen Hunger Games virtual reality tournament to a day of strolling around at the Denver Zoo. Check out the online Westw ... More >>
Look out, lady elephants of North America! A new hunk is headed your way. Billy the elephant is scheduled to arrive at the Denver Zoo later this summer. The five-year-old will come from the Antwerpen Zoo in Belgium, where he was called Budi. But Denver already has an elephant named Bodhi -- and t ... More >>
And you thought you had it bad when your mom said, "No cookies until after dinner"...at least your mother didn't devour her young! According to Brian Aucone, vice president for animal care at the Denver Zoo, a wide variety of animals have been documented killing and occasionally cannibalizing their ... More >>
A red panda named Chewbacca has come to live at the Denver Zoo. His purpose? To mate with the zoo's female red panda, Daisy. His other, more important purpose? To be effing adorable. Continue reading for more facts and photos of the six-year-old Chewbacca -- who came to Denver from the Detroit Zo ... More >>
Mimi the elephant passed away at the Denver Zoo last week, without getting to really appreciate her new home in the Toyota Elephant Passage, which opened just over four months ago. Mimi had been at the zoo since 1961; she was a gift from Helen Bonfils, owner of the Denver Post. Zookeepers estimated ... More >>
Circa the mid-1990s, there were no bigger stars in Denver than Klondike and Snow, a pair of polar bears at the Denver Zoo, where they were born and raised after their mom abandoned them. The pair were eventually moved to other facilities, with Snow winding up at Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, where she d ... More >>
Ten acres of habitat just wasn't enough for Rinny the tapir. This morning, the 800-pound black-and-white mammal briefly escaped from her new home at the Denver Zoo's brand new exhibit, Toyota Elephant Passage, and went on an adventure to a fenced-in landscape area. Rinny's entire excursion lasted ... More >>
Beau Green Denver Zoo 2300 Steele Street www.denverzoo.org This is part one of my interview with Beau Green, exec chef of the Denver Zoo. You can read part of our interview in this space tomorrow. It was a juvenile-court judge who forced Beau Green into a kitchen. The 37-year-old chef of the Denve ... More >>
Update, 4:15 p.m.: The zoo has announced how much money the seven local Toyota dealerships donated to the newly christened Toyota Elephant Passage exhibit, slated to open in June 2012. The figure? $5.4 million, the zoo's second-largest donation ever. Read on for more details.
Tomorrow is a city holiday, which means legions of city employees won't have to show up to work (with the exception of police and fire folks, Denver Health doctors, airport workers and the animals at the Denver Zoo; what's a giraffe have to do to get a day off around here?). There's a bonus ... More >>
Amelia Nicol.Update, 1 p.m. October 24: We now know the names of the four Occupy Denver participants arrested in a Denver Police Department raid on a squat over the weekend, and two of them were recently featured in this space: Amelia Nicol, who saw murder charges against her dropped earlier ... More >>
"I love to poop." The Denver Zoo is the greenest zoo in the country, according to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, which awarded the zoo its first-ever (and aptly titled) Green Award. So what makes the Denver Zoo so environmentally friendly? One of the reasons has to do with elephant po ... More >>
"Get those hands up!"Much like pantsless subway rides and flash mobs involving dancing in public places, the phenomenon of the "silent disco" -- wherein dozens of people, mostly White People (sorry fellow crackers, it's true, we're dorks.) -- has come and hung around longer than maybe it shou ... More >>
MJ? Is that you? This month, four Denver Zoo staff members will travel to Vietnam to help two endangered species: Asian elephants -- up to twelve of which will one day live in the zoo's new Asian Tropics exhibit -- and Tonkin snub-nosed monkeys, an extraordinarily endangered species of monkey ... More >>
Beef carpaccio from SketchHundreds of people converged on the Denver Zoo last night for Do at the Zoo, where they observed the animals -- both four- and two-legged -- and ate amazing food served up by some of Denver's top restaurants. Photos by Kate Levy. View the full Do at the Zoo slideshow ... More >>
Talk a walk on the wild side tonight at Do at the Zoo at the, um, Denver Zoo, 2300 Steele Street. This bash is always one of the major parties of the summer, filled with food samplings, drinks, live music and more. It runs from 7 to 10:30 p.m. and costs $150 to $300; for more info, visit www. ... More >>
Elephants poop a lot. Everybody poops, including elephants -- who produce 200 pounds of the stuff every day. That's the weight of a man. Hear that, kids? An elephant poops out a man every single day. And the Denver Zoo has a plan to turn all that poop into electricity to power its new Asian ... More >>
Imagine elephants here.Apparently, one of the most tricky parts of building a new zoo exhibit is making the fake rocks look real. You know, so they don't distract visitors from the animals and stuff. "You don't want people thinking about that," says George Pond, the Denver Zoo's vice presid ... More >>
Dave Parsons/Denver ZooI iz kewt? The cuteness overflow-eth at the Denver Zoo. This week, the zoo posted photos of its newest baby animals: four Amur tiger cubs born last month. To the surprise of no one with eyes and a heart, the cubs are effing adorable. But are they the cutest babies the ... More >>
Denver Zoo"What's up, Ma?"You know what's the most effing adorable thing ever? Baby sheep. And maybe baby monkeys and baby giraffes and horny polar bears named Cranbeary. But definitely not naked mole rats. And the best place to oogle baby sheep this summer will be the Denver Zoo, seeing ... More >>
Photo from I Am La LaCarmelo Anthony and his son, Kiyan, meet a lion at the Denver ZooDenver Nuggets star Carmelo Anthony took his two-year-old son, Kiyan, to get up-close-and-personal with some wild beasts at the Denver Zoo last month, prompting his fiance, former MTV VJ La La Vasquez, to wo ... More >>
He's an animal, that Adam Cayton-Holland. Therefore, the hyphenated one will fit right in tonight, when he headlines this year's Denver Zoo Comedy Night, which benefits several environmental and wildlife conservation agencies, including the Orangutan Conservancy, Madagascar Faunal Group, Wild ... More >>
The dating scene can feel like a zoo. Tonight, it is.
Nancy LevineIt's a jungle out there! Charlie Master in the Sketch booth. The Denver Zoo hosted its twentieth annual Do at the Zoo last night, and Denver's party animals were out in force, sampling tidbits from dozens of restaurants and getting wild! See for yourself on our slideshow.
Having a nice day, all you triskaidekaphobics? Today in Backbeat Online: • Aviano Coffee debuts anything-goes open mike tomorrow. • Fort Collins set to debut all-local music fest in April. • Spoke-In-Wordz debuts new single on iTunes, Amazon. Today in Cafe Society: • 231 Milwaukee back on ... More >>
The folks at the Denver Zoo have found a great manipulative slogan to get crowds through the turnstiles this summer: "Every time you visit you help animals." I spotted this ad on an RTD bus on Colfax this morning, and managed to snap this pic from my passenger-side window. Although I captured the ... More >>
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Ivan Eland Discusses Iraq History on Bob Zadek Show
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Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland joins radio host Bob Zadek for a discussion on the history of Iraq and how Eland's book Partitioning for Peace outlines strategies for a peaceful, and partitioned, Iraq.
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Ivan Eland on Talibans POW Exchange
Recorded: Saturday, May 31, 2014
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Ivan Eland on Edward Snowdens NBC News Interview
Recorded: Wednesday, May 28, 2014
On Canadas CTV, Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland reacts to the recent network television interview of Edward Snowden. Eland says that Snowdens actions are a net positive for America as he calls attention to the NSA spying on American citizens.
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Mike writes: What does an 84.7 pound kale do when it arrives at the Alaska State Fair?
Whatever it wants, of course. But it was no joke for Scott Robb, holder of five world records -- six when this one is certified. (The previous record, 58.6 pounds, was set by North Pole's Dave Iles last year.)
Fortunately, rasslin' big produce (and not breaking off any precious pieces that might be the difference in the Guinness Book of World Records) is not a new problem at Alaska's State Fair. Of the 60 overall fair champions, nine were declared world records at the same time. Seven of them still stand -- most with nothing to fear except a bigger entry from the same record holder, or one of the champion's competitive buddies at the fair.
Looooooong hours of daylight during our growing season makes Alaskans regular contenders for giant vegetable trophies. This Cheechako gardener, growing up in Texas, new little about Alaska except what I read in my 7th grade geography book: Put an Alaska cabbage in a wheelbarrow and you may never see the wheelbarrow again!
The buzz was already on hours before Scott and his wife, Mardie, arrived in their pickup truck loaded with the monster greens. "Scott's got a kale at least as tall as I am," volunteer Dawn Caswell told me in a confiding whisper. Dawn's been a volunteer at the fair for 25 years, and, well, she's got her ear to the ground.
Also staggering onto the fairgrounds Wednesday was Scott's Palmer neighbor Ron Castor, with a 5.25 pound parsnip. (That's an Alaska fair record, beating Ron's 2006 winner which weighed in at 4.702. The world record was grown in Ontario in 2003, tipping the scales at 8 pounds 6 ounces.
These records don't happen by chance, says judging superintendent Kathy Liska. "The growers here are very competitive all spring and summer, and if they think they've got a shot at the record, they contact the Guinness staff and prepare them for the official weighing at the fair."
Next week, growers can enter giant veggies (and other crops) in another round: entries can be submitted Wednesday between noon and 9 p.m. It's a good bet that most competitors have something up their virtual sleeves, hoping that another week's growth will make a champion. Sometimes you can't tell EXACTLY what you've got until you harvest it (How big is that turnip in the ground, anyway?), but growers like Scott Robb develop a good eye.
Last year, Scott brought two kohlrabi the first week. The first one on the scale beat the old world record. The second one on the scale beat the first one. The second Wednesday, he was back with two more: The first one on the scale beat last week's record, and the second one on the scale beat THAT! Four world records in a week? The man has a sense of drama.
Will he be back next week? You'll have to check next Thursday after noon to be sure.
While giants are considered in dozens of vegetable categories, two have special event status at the fair (pre-registration was required for both).
The Giant Pumpkin Weigh-off will be Wednesday from noon to 3 p.m. The current state record of 1,019 pounds could be up for grabs, but we won't be seeing a world record. Bigger pumpkins are grown in New England, where the growing season is longer. (More on that tomorrow!)
Also next week, the Giant Cabbage Weigh-off is next Friday at 6 p.m. The state record is 105.600 pounds, set by Barbara Everingham of Wasilla in 2000.
Other current world records that were set at the fair:
Cantaloupe, 64.8 pounds, Scott Robb (Palmer), 2004
Carrot, 18.985 pounds, John Evans (Palmer), 1998
Celery, 63.3 pounds, Scott Robb (Palmer), 2003
Broccoli (romanesco) 35.00 pounds, John Evans (Palmer), 1993
Kohlrabi, 96.950 pounds, Scott Robb (Palmer), 2006
Rutabaga, 75.750 pounds, Scott Robb (Palmer), 1999
Turnip, 39.2 pounds, Scott Robb (Palmer), 2004
Some state records that were set at the fair in 2006:
23-foot, 3 1/2-inch corn stalk, grown by Dave Iles of North Pole
4.702-pound parsnip, grown by Ron Castor of Palmer
1,019-pound pumpkin, grown by J. D. Megchelsen of Nikiski
17.195-pound yellow zucchini, grown by Dave Iles of North Pole
67 1/8-inch long gourd, grown by Dave Iles of North Pole
55.15-pound blue hubbard squash, grown by Dave Iles of North Pole
21.530-pound bushel gourd, grown by Dave Iles of North Pole
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On Saturday night, missed opportunities haunted the Hershey Bears against the Worcester Sharks leading to their tenth regulation set back of the season. A factor towards the defeat was having only a 1-for-7 success rate on the man-advantage, dropping their ranking to 24th in the 30 team American Hockey League.
The power play struggles continued into the next night against the Sharks, but the end result differed in Hershey's 4-0 win.
After fanning on two power play chances in the opening period, Josh Brittain capitalized while even strength in the final minute of the period. Brittain was left all alone in front of the net and was connected with a perfect pass from teammate Peter LeBlanc.
Shots at the end of 20 minutes were 13-7 in favor of the Bears.
Second period, only 3:35 in, John Mitchell added an early insurance marker for Hershey. He crashed the net and took three jabs at a loose puck in the blue paint before elevating it into the cage. It was a goal generated off going to the net hard with grit and relentless determination.
Goalie David Leggio put Hershey on his shoulders for the remainder of the period, stopping 22 Worcester shots in the second period alone, including a lengthy 5-on-3 disadvantage. The 2-0 lead stood heading into second intermission.
Nicolas Deschamps added an early third period goal marking a five game point streak. It was his second goal in as many nights against the San Jose Sharks' AHL affiliate.
Mitchell added a shorthanded, empty net goal and Leggio continued his magnificence making a total of 44 saves in his first shutout as a Hershey Bear.
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Twitter's Web site is being run over by hackers exploiting a mouseover flaw.
Sophos has detailed the flaw and recommends that you use third party software to Tweet. Indeed, I found out the hard way that Twitter's site is a mess right now.
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I would recommend classes at the UCB to anyone for any reason whatsoever. For more information on how great the UCB is, visit the internet.
I like that one where he says something about halls in the high school.
No. I'm very happy. But thanks for making me fantasize about being famous.
Any pressure coming from parents is infinitesimally small compared to the pressure coming from the universe.
To avoid a jokey format was a conscious decision, yes. Obviously there are jokes but I like to think of them more as payoffs, because they're not all funny but they follow the same structure. Like, "okay, I'm watching Morgan dance for four minutes, you better give me something else soon!" and then that thing I give you hopefully makes you laugh or be sad or weirded out or whatever. I love jokey shows, and I love sketch, but I wanted the audience to really care what was happening on screen and be surprised, which sometimes is difficult when you're constantly reminded this thing in front of you is hilarious. I think "Emma" is an episode that has a lot of jokes but also contains this couple that hopefully evokes some other emotion in you besides "lol". Sometimes I get exhausted from being TOO hilarious. Which I am. All the time. Constantly.
There wasn't "one main inspiration" but I like to think I was pretty transparent with my references.
The caged bird sings because he's under contract at Warner Brothers.
Sure. It's my basic life philosophy condensed into an online video.
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I have the S4, I love it. It doesn't feel too big to hold and the screen size is great. It has dropped a few calls but only when I've been on it inside my condo which seems to be a dead zone (or it's my carrier). All of my cell phones drop calls inside the my condo so I won't blame this phone for dropping calls.
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There was no other place for the pedal to the metal racers to run except the dry lakes of Mojave Desert. When the word got out about a gigantic salt-type lake bed with a perfect surface, nothing short of a mean girlfriend, wife, or boss with a ball and chain was going to stop them from hitting the road. It became an adventure just getting there!
It was "getting there" that this story is all about when few, if anyone, living along the route knew what a hot rod was.
I asked Rich French, Chuck Hersom, Kay Kimes, Otto Ryssmanand, and Alex Xydias to take us back to August 1949. In no way am I attempting to write in depth about these pioneers, just simply a smidgen of time when they headed off to a faraway place called the Salt Flats.
Wally Parks, former editor of Hot Rod, wrote in the Oct. 1949 issue that "The Bonneville Speed Trials would become one of America's greatest events." And, it surely has Wally.
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Rich French, of Burbank, California, 79 years young as of this writing, lived about three blocks from SO-CAL Speed Shop on Victory Avenue. "Little Rich" was 14 when he went to Bonneville: "I started hanging out at SO-CAL when I was 12 years old," Rich began. "My job, as time went on, was to clean pistons when they took the heads off the Flathead motor in the belly tank and polish them. I didn't get paid but Alex took me to El Mirage a number of times.
"Alex talked to my mom about going up to Bonneville with his group. My folks had to get a notary signature on the application for me to go because I was 14. (Anyone under 21 had to have their parents sign, agreeing to accept all responsibilities for injuries or otherwise.)
"I rode in the back seat of the 1941 Ford; there were four of us in the car. We were towing a trailer with the barrel of fuel, a spare engine. (We're talking Flathead power in the 1941 here, folks.) I remember we got a late start because Valley Custom was still working on the streamliner that morning, so we didn't start until 2 or 3 in the afternoon. We got up to Bishop about 11 o'clock at night. There were only three gas stations in Bishop in those days. We ate bologna sandwiches the whole way, so we didn't really stop to eat."
Now Bishop was/is cattle country, no one in the gas station had ever seen anything like the streamliner that Dean was towing, so it gathered a crowd even at that time of night: "Almost all the people looking at the streamliner were convinced it was a boat! They kept looking under it for the propeller and rudders," Rich laughs.
"When we were coming into Ely at sunup we could see skid marks going back and forth. Dean's car was backward on the other side of the highway with the streamliner in the ditch but still on the trailer. The streamliner's aluminum nose was caved in. We went into Ely to a body shop. The shop owner, after looking at the damage, said it was beyond his ability to fix it. Dean called Neil Emery of Valley Custom; Neil told Dean how to repair the caved-in right front corner. Luckily Neil had left a body dolly inside the wheelwell so we had something to pound it out with.
"I had $25 for the whole trip to eat on," Rich laughs, "so I had the cheapest thing on the menu for dinner, plus a box of cereal for breakfast every day. There wasn't enough room for everybody to sleep in the motel, so they drew straws to see who I was going to sleep with."
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Chuck Hersom (born 1930) grew up on his parents' 110-acre sugar beet farm in Compton, California, attending Compton High School. "My older brother, Gene, and I helped our parents work on the farm. (Compton had a rich farming history in its early days). We were close to the railroad to ship whatever was grown on the farm," Chuck says.
"Once we were big enough to reach the pedals our dad taught us to drive his '28 Ford AA flatbed truck that was used on the farm. This was a big mistake because when he was gone we'd see how fast we could drive it down the fields."
"Gene and I went to El Mirage as spectators where we decided to build a race car. We joined a small (SCTA) club with about 10 cars called the Gaters (the club was out of South Gate). Most of the guys were World War II vets, we were teenagers but they accepted us.
"We were in a class at Compton High School called Aircraft Engines that was located in the machine shop, where we made things like a hand pump for fuel pressure. The instructor taught us all about how engines worked. We got a good foundation on what it took to improve the performance of an engine. It all fit together.


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Mar 11
Posts: 1386
Yamaha3358 says:
Hugelean, you're starting to sound desperate ...
If Rossi can't give the right feedback and make his own mind up, that's purely down to him.
Sepang1 - 'The bike is great, with this i can be competitive'
Sepang2 - 'The front end problems have returned and we have trouble with rear grip'
Jerez - '6th is our potential for the first 3 races' (fair enough)
Pre Qatar - 'This is the bike we'll race all season' (no mention of any major worries with it)
Post Qatar - 'This isn't the Ducati i wanted' and might i add, he sounded like a 5 year old picking out a coloured lollipop there.
Anyway, how happy must Poncharal be right about now? Impressed with both riders, and it will sure be interesting to see who is leaving that team at the end of the season, with Bradley coming up from Moto2. I actually think it's too soon for Smith, he's not fully proved himself for me, although i do recognise the potential he has.
As it stands right now, i can see either Crutchlow or Dovi replacing Spies(if he doesn't deliver) next season, with Ben himself replacing Bautista.
Was a bit odd though, Spies tweeted 'that's what happens when you race a bike which has been crashed twice' ...
Fair enough, but how did he not recognise something was off in warmup ... puzzling.
Jul 11
Posts: 968
motoking says:
no other word can describe it. he deserve it. and bad luck for stoner. i didn't watch it cause its so early in the morning, but i read the news. goodness, nice performance for pedrosa. whoever win, the package must be perfect. the rider, the bike, the set up and it all comes down to lorenzo in qatar. CONGRATZ!!!!!!!!
Jun 10
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ppatel3d says:
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/98678 <-- angry, annoyed rossi. but then you can't blame him. ducati was ok around when troy bayliss and capirossi were team mates. something went wrong around mid 2009.
i do feel for rossi. we need this alien back in the top. its too sad now to see him waaaay back down in 10th or 12th. angry,="" annoyed="" rossi.="" but="" then="" you="" can't="" blame="" him.="" ducati="" was="" ok="" around="" when="" troy="" bayliss="" and="" capirossi="" were="" team="" mates.="" something="" went="" wrong="" around="" mid="" 2009.="" i="" do="" feel="" for="" rossi.="" we="" need="" this="" alien="" back="" in="" the="" top.="" its="" too="" sad="" now="" to="" see="" him="" waaaay="" back="" down="" in="" 10th="" or="">-- angry, annoyed rossi. but then you can't blame him. ducati was ok around when troy bayliss and capirossi were team mates. something went wrong around mid 2009.
i do feel for rossi. we need this alien back in the top. its too sad now to see him waaaay back down in 10th or 12th.>
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Bob Buttamasangy says:
Coupla Spaniards and an Aussie on the podium can certainly rile a few tempers around here, but I guess it's the mid pack performances that are causing the most angst!
Prior to this I couldn't see a spot in this series next year for that mediocre ranga Smith, but if Spies keeps this up, he'll be back in WSBK. Talk about fkng disappointing for the series or what. Get off the tit mate, or you're fkd!
Crutchlow's pace was impressive, and I'd bet that softcock Wosi's shrivelled left scrunion, that he can do even better during the season. In a month or two, I reckon you poms won't even talk with an Eyetie accent or dress like op shop maffia spivs anymore! Hahaha...
On a more sombre note, I think many have finally realised it's the end of an era. No I'm not talking about that overhyped fkng Italian money pit, but the fact that a 250hp 1000cc evolution runs 6 seconds slower in prime conditions compared to last years 800's at the same track? Good one Caramello, you dumb c**t!
ppatel3d : what happened in 2009??? do you want to say it all comes down to stoner fault??? c'mon man. post it in detail.
bob butt : I CANN'T UNDERSTAND YOUR F**CKING ENGLISH BUDDY. :) but at least it's not an insult. i agree with caramello ezpussylata's thread you talk. that dumb ass must be kick off from motogp. that guy IS NUTS!!!!!!!
No I do not blame Rossi's dismal performance on Stoner. In fact full credits to Stoner for making that bike look awesome. It just seems that after Capirossi left, Ducati could no longer give a winning bike to both their factory riders. Stoner went from strength to strength, but the other side of the garage (Malandri, Kallio (for brief moment), Hayden, and now Rossi), have struggled. In past the likes of Bayliss, Capirossi, Checa, and even Gibernau could get the bike home in top 5. But Rossi seems to struggle.
What next? Will Rossi go or the Engineers?
Feb 10
Posts: 566
RobTZ says:
Lorenzo, what can I add that I haven't said before. He is superb, even though I forecast that Stoner would win.
Cal; Fantastic Ride. 4th on the Tech 3 Bike when all the Aliens Stayed on. If this form continues then he must be in line for a Full Works Bike and a crack at the title.
Sep 11
Posts: 2289
YamahaGYTR says:
Just beware TZ once Spies chatter problem he will make easy mince meat out of Crutchlow works ride my ass.
i've said long before. if you already ride "easy" handling bike for the rest of your career and suddenly change to supersensitive bike like ducati, you'll get nothing. you can change 10 years habit in single year (honda and yamaha is almost same in riding. prove ? rossi, dovi etc.). for stoner, he started from dirt race from half his career. that's why they told rossi to race in dirt track, etc. but like i said, you cann't change 10 years habit in 1 single year AND you not practice it everyday. only in race practice and race. it's hard. or i must say, not a change. but that's only my opinion. i'm newbie in bike. ask nostro or aquarius about bike. :)
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The man who made two of the classics of science-fiction — "Alien" (1979) and "Blade Runner" (1982) — is back with "Prometheus," which does have some links to "Alien," but holds up on its own as a sturdy action drama with some thoughtfulness, too. It follows two archaeologists (Noomi Rapace and Logan Marshall-Green) as they lead a space exploration to a moon pointed to by ancient Earth artifacts. Their thesis: An alien civilization came to our planet and populated it with, well, us. But the search gets complicated by nasty creatures outside, and the mixed motives of the android David (Michael Fassbender), which gives "Prometheus" some daring "2001" overtones. Scott gives us some hellacious action set pieces, a powerful female heroine in Rapace (the Swedish "Girl With the Dragon Tattoo"), and plenty of ideas to chew on.
Another franchise kick-start comes in "Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted," a frenetic and sometimes quite funny continuation of the computer-animated series about Alex the lion (voiced by Ben Stiller) and his Central Park Zoo buddies. This time, they leave Africa for Monte Carlo, and end up getting chased by a deadly animal-control officer (voiced by Frances McDormand), from whom they seek refuge by joining a group of circus animals. The story is a mishmash, mostly connecting one over-the-top sequence to the next. It's fun but forgettable.
This art-house slate is topped by the French comedy-drama "The Intouchables," a based-on-true-life story of a rich quadriplegic (Francois Cluzet) who forms a friendship with his live-in caretaker, an African-born ex-convict (Omar Sy). The story goes in predictable, Hallmark Channel, directions. But the easygoing chemistry between Cluzet and Sy makes it pleasant.
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A couple of months ago, I blogged about the upcoming straight-to-DVD Dead Like Me movie. Today the Pop Candy blog noted that star Ellen Muth (The Truth About Jane) has given us a little more to hope for. Here's the news, direct from Muth's MySpace page:
"Just to let all you DLMers out there know that this past week, I have been informed that after this Dead Like Me movie comes out, it may, go back to series. After seeing the movie, you'll have to be the judge of whether or not you like the new concept. Give it a chance. I know we all hate change but it has been two years since season 2 so there has to be evolution."
Hooray! But … wait! An evolution? Not just that, but the sort of change we might hate? And not just cast changes, but a new concept?! I thought the whole reaper-verse was pretty well established. When pressed for more, Muth had this to say: "Not allowed to spoil the doilies quite yet." Her Dead Like Me character George Lass would roll her eyes right about now.
Muth also said she has no idea whether DLM will be on Showtime again or find a home somewhere else. And this is all just a glimmer of an idea; if the DVD movie doesn't sell well, the series is probably DOA. Or DNR. Yeah, now I'm rolling my eyes too.


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Eight tracks including music by Alan Munde, The Gourds and Crooked Still.
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Trembling Thighs by OctoDreams
Tracks by Shlohmo, Young Magic, Clams Casino, and more.
chillwave, electronic, weed, indie, chillstep
Farewell by OctoDreams
Sometimes the most beautiful and soothing melodies have a tinge of sadness and melancholy.
sleep, study, instrumental, film, chill
Your Heart's a Mess by OctoDreams
It makes no sense, but I'm desperate to connect.
electronic, alternative rock, experimental, chill
Fairy Nightsongs by OctoDreams
Eight tracks including music by Aine Minogue, Brian Eno & Harold Budd, and Enya.
new age, world, classical, instrumental