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REZO V2 CNC Extendable Motorcycle Levers
REZO levers are a fantastic option if you're looking to enhance the look of your bike and also increase functionality. Each lever is adjustable, which allows you to change the reach of the lever without the need for tools. All REZO levers are available in a range of colours and are a direct bolt-on fit for your bike.
The REZO V2 levers feature a 3D grain texture on both the long and short levers, and all include a redesigned span (clicker) drum for a more secure adjustment.
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- Made from billet 6061 T6 aluminium
- Stainless steel and brass components
- Designed to fit without the need for modification
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- 6 points of adjustment for excellent personalisation
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- Short Version (Two fingers)
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- Extendable version (Adjustable length)
- Available in Gold, Blue, Black, Red, Silver, Titanium, Green, Orange
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- 1x Pair of levers in your selected colour and length
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KONG Cat Turtle Refilllable Catnip Toy
KONG Catnip Turtle
These soft and cuddly plush catnip toys have a closable pouch to hold fresh catnip securely in place. The toys include a generous amount of KONG's premium North American catnip in a closable vial.
When the catnip scent starts to fade, simply add more fresh catnip for another round of fun! Catnip can be stored in the freezer to help keep it fresh. The toy is machine washable with the catnip removed.
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Includes vial of KONG's premium North American catnip
Irresistible scent, texture and shape

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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Where do you want to go? Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Where do you want to go? Goto page 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Next Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Travel View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message mimiflyJoined: 11 Mar 2006Posts: 17 Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:20 am Post subject: Where do you want to go? If I have chance,I want to go Japan. I like there,and it is not too far for Taiwan. So,if I can go to other country,I want to go Japan. Which country do you want to visit? Back to top kalanitnJoined: 16 Mar 2006Posts: 5 Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 9:58 am Post subject: Which Contry Do You Want to Visit If had the money I would travel the world. I love different cultures and places. The first place I would want to stop is Brazil. I have always been fascinated about the history of this place. Hopefully, one day i will make that dream a reality. Are you into Asian culture and that is the reason you want to go to Japan? Back to top LAHEL7Joined: 20 Mar 2006Posts: 11Location: PHILIPINE Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 5:30 pm Post subject: travel? I want go Japan with my family. because i like japanese. but i can't speake very well. anyway i want go Japan. and when i university student, i will go America with my friend. i like America, because their english pronounciation is very nice. and street is very clean. i like there._________________LAHEL Back to top Helen LiJoined: 11 Mar 2006Posts: 20Location: Tainan Posted: Thu Mar 23, 2006 3:27 am Post subject: Hi , everybody. I want to Japan ,Canada and Australia. Because enviroment is very clean and beauty there, where can let me relax and have no pressure . And I can kown local culture . So I want to there. _________________Helen Back to top ami-go48Joined: 24 May 2006Posts: 4 Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 2:37 am Post subject: I want to go to France and Australia! Because My friends are there! I want to meet them!! Back to top robinunecJoined: 14 Dec 2005Posts: 12Location: Wuxi, China Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 4:55 pm Post subject: travel I want to go to Lhasa. Lhasa has history of more than 1,300 years. There are a lot of place intrest. The grasslands, snow-capped mountains and holy lakes will attract you. There also have original villages and unsophisticated people, they are very friendly. They bake the whole sheep, and separate the sheep to each other. The drink the goat's milk and eat big pieces meat. It is cause that they are friendly and do not mind with trivial. Your can riding horse on the grasslands, go to a silent place to think things. It is such a wild quiet place!_________________Never complain and never explain. Back to top YeongLingJoined: 08 Mar 2006Posts: 23Location: Taiwan Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 8:56 pm Post subject: I must go there oneday. Hi! I'm Taiwanese student. Europe is the one of my favorite zone, ex. Greece, Italy, and Austria best. I like watching travel channel in my leisure time, and I saw the Europe building is gorfeous and romatic, so I want to see it with my own eyes. Oneday I would like to have a trip or study abroad there. Back to top iswritingJoined: 11 Apr 2006Posts: 491Location: Japan Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 6:36 pm Post subject: I want to go・・・ I am Japanese student. I want to go Asia another country.For example , China ,Taiwan ,Korea and so on.If I go to there,I want to visit around place.I want to know defferent things.Also,I eat food So,I have part time job!! Back to top Hiromi0915Joined: 24 Apr 2006Posts: 26 Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 11:15 pm Post subject: Where do you want to go? Hi~!! I'm Japanese. I'm happy you want to go Japan. I'd like to go to Taiwan, Jerman, Italy and Australia (><)! Back to top kayoko1123Joined: 24 Apr 2006Posts: 30 Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 11:19 pm Post subject: Hi !! I'm Japanese student !! So If you want , I'd like to tell you about Japan !! What do you want to know about Japan ?? Anyway, I want to travel in Canada and Europe !! Also, I want to go Asian coutries such as Taiwan and Vietnam !! Back to top etsuo007Joined: 01 Jun 2006Posts: 6Location: miejapan Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 6:58 pm Post subject: etsuo Hello!! I'm a Japanese student. I want to go to Bali . There are many beautiful views in Bali . I went to Bali once when I was 15 .But I want to go to Barli again. I like asian goods. especialy I like art of Bali. Bali's art is very fantastic. Do you like Bali ?? Back to top ManuitalyJoined: 10 Jun 2006Posts: 13Location: (italy) Posted: Sat Jun 10, 2006 1:10 am Post subject: can someone help me? i need info about Japan and china. ths 4your help Back to top whongJoined: 12 Jun 2006Posts: 1Location: china Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 6:07 am Post subject: I am always dreaming of going to France, becasues i consider France as a romatic country,and i love things related to romance The second place i would like to go will be Queensland. One of my best friend are studying there,i hope i can meet him there before he graduate. Back to top 19thThinkerJoined: 03 May 2006Posts: 36Location: Finland Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 8:32 am Post subject: Hi I'm a student from Finland last summer I spent (lived) two months in the Philippines and I would like to go back there. Of course there are a lot of other places I would like to visit especially in Asia, and who knows, maybe I'll do some travelling there in the future years. Being European means that it's easy for me to go to other european countries so I also want to travel in central Europe. Ireland is also one of my must-to-see places _________________A madman is not less a musician than you or myself; only the instrument on which he plays is a little out of tune Back to top ShinobuJoined: 24 Apr 2006Posts: 7 Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 11:07 pm Post subject: sweden i want to go to sweden to study. i want to learn about welfare there. but i don't know this country so much. please tell me about SWEDEN!!! 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A set of tools for egg authors who host their code in Subversion repositories.
This egg installs two small programs that help egg authors update their egg releases.
The first is called svn-update-meta and is invoked with no arguments:
This should be invoked from a directory which is under version control by Subversion. The tool will check for all files which are under version control and add all of them to the files section of a pre-existing meta-file.
The second tool is the one you will probably use most, and is called svn-eggtag:
svn-eggtag [-n] [-N] RELEASE
This should again be invoked from a directory under version control by Subversion. Additionally, the directory should be a checkout of the trunk directory of your egg. It will automatically update the meta-file with all files under version control unless -n or -N is passed.
The release-info file is updated unless -N is passed, and after committing, the entire directory is copied to tags/RELEASE, which is a sibling directory of trunk in the repository.
You do not need to check out the entire repo; just trunk is fine.
- 0.1.4 - Add -N (-no-meta-stuff) switch to svn-eggtag
- 0.1.3 - Fix error messaging
- 0.1.2 - Ensure meta-file doesn't get updated when it's not necessary. Thanks to Jim Ursetto.
- 0.1.1 - Small bugfixes
- 0.1 - Initial release
With thanks to Moritz Heidkamp for writing the meta-file updating code.
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We test our products in accordance with VDI directive 2083-9.1 and classify them according to ISO 14664.
Festo works with the Fraunhofer Institute for Production Technology and Automation (IPA) and the renowned Nanyang Technological University in Singapore to ensure that its products meet the high requirements for use in cleanrooms.
A dedicated Competence Center for Cleanroom Technology at Festo Singapore provides the necessary infrastructure for the production and packaging of cleanroom products.
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Mini test environment in ISO 14644-1 class 3
Particle detector
The particle detector scans the test specimen and pinpoints critical areas where the highest numbers of particles are released, e.g. at the piston rod seal of a cylinder.
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Measures the average particle concentration at the critical point over 100 minutes at 80% of the maximum permissible load


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December 06, 2012
You have more of a flair for communication this week than usual. Keep your words diplomatic but effective if your opinion is called for. A relative seeking advice will be glad they asked you. Soul Affirmation: I make the first step and the universe will come to my aid.
Don't sweat the small stuff this week. You have a keen eye for the big picture, and you'll be most productive if you ignore the petty this week. Your home is very happy this week! Count your blessings! Soul Affirmation: Cheerfully handling what comes at me is the test of who I am.
Your energy level remains high; be careful not to overdo it but enjoy the wonderful feeling of your physical self as much as possible. A phone call from a friend who lives far away will brighten your week and inspire you with travel plans. Soul Affirmation: Slow and easy is the best way for me to travel this week.
You can fly through the week if you keep your level of cooperation high. By this week's end, you'll have many plans, romantic and otherwise for the time period. Be patient at the workplace and things will go fine. Soul Affirmation: I take it easy on myself this week.
You may feel as if you'll never get everything done that's asked of you, but stay steady and on course, take things one step at time, and you'll be amazed at what you accomplish. Celebrate with a special friend. Soul Affirmation: This week is a gift that I deserve.
It's a great week for catching up on chores and leftover tasks from last week. You'll also have the opportunity to spend some time thinking about the direction you want your life to flow toward. Soul Affirmation: I face each day with a smile and the day smiles back at me.
Communication vibes are highlighted, and you are in your element. Many ideas will be presented, and everyone will be very receptive and agreeable to what you say. Romantic interests are easily pursued this week. Smile on! Soul Affirmation: The slowness of my pace gives me time to refresh my energy.
Love and romance vibes are all around you this week! They will soothe your spirit and uncoil your tensions resulting from having too much work to do. Delegate some of the minor tasks so that you can do your best at the big stuff. Have a loving, lovely week. Soul Affirmation: New intuitions create new plans and a new cast of characters.
Financial matters are highlighted during working hours. Everything to do with your money, or money under your care, goes smoothly. Another party invitation arrives. . . say YES! Soul Affirmation: I admit what I really want out of life this week.
Happiness with partners remains the order of the week. Relations between partners are exceptionally harmonious right now. You are in sync with loved ones. Much is being accomplished by your attitude. Don't overdo your physical workout. Soul Affirmation: I master fear by knowing that all is well.
The time has come to forgive and forget. Take the first step in reconciling a friendship. You thought no one knew, but you may be romantically attracted to an old pal. Soul Affirmation: Friendships are treasures I cherish.
If you are finding it hard to concentrate on a project at work, begin imagining it successfully completed. Work steady and stay calm this week. This week is a good time for personal inventory. Soul Affirmation: I will take time to enjoy the simple things in life.


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Mayor's Office
The public is invited to the second open house on the proposed design of water quality improvements for Antelope Creek near 70th Street and Pioneers Boulevard. The open house is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 27 at the Hyde Memorial Observatory in Holmes Park.
The project area runs along Antelope Creek from about 75th Street and Pioneers Boulevard on the south to Holmes Lake and the dog run on the north.
Design work has been completed for the project, which includes stabilizing the banks to prevent ongoing erosion, constructing additional water quality wetland areas and protecting areas of high foot traffic. Construction is expected to begin this summer.
At the open house, representatives of the City of Lincoln and its project consultants will be available to discuss the proposed design and answer questions. No formal presentation is scheduled.
Individuals with questions prior to the open house should contact Don Day, Olsson Associates, at 402-458-5644, or Ed Kouma, City of Lincoln, at 402-441-7018.
To reach Hyde Memorial Observatory, go west on the South Shore Road entrance to Holmes Golf Course off of 70th Street. Continue past the golf course turnoff. The observatory is on your left.
For more information on the project and open house, visit lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: watershed).


text: The intent of this solicitation is to request proposals from organizations willing to serve as Resource Providers within the NSF eXtreme Digital (XD) program. The current solicitation is intended to complement previous NSF investments in advanced computational infrastructure by exploring new and creative approaches to delivering innovative computational resources to an increasingly diverse community and portfolio of scientific research and education. NSF's vision for Advanced Computing Infrastructure, which supports Cyberinfrastructure Framework for 21st Century Science and Engineering (CIF21), focuses specifically on ensuring that the science and engineering community has ready access to the advanced computational and data-driven capabilities required to tackle the most complex problems and issues facing today's scientific and educational communities. To accomplish these goals requires advanced computational capabilities within the context of a multilevel comprehensive and innovative infrastructure that benefits all fields of science and engineering. Previous solicitations have concentrated on enabling petascale capability through the deployment and support of a world-class High Performance Computing (HPC) environment. In the past decade NSF has provided the open science and engineering community with a number of state-of-the art HPC assets ranging from loosely coupled clusters to large-scale instruments with many thousands of computing cores communicating via fast interconnects, and more recently with diverse heterogeneous architectures. Recent developments in computational science have begun to focus on complex, dynamic and diverse workflows, which integrate computation into all areas of the scientific process. Some of these involve applications that are extremely data intensive and may not be dominated by floating point operation speed. While a number of the earlier acquisitions have addressed a subset of these issues, the previous solicitation NSF 13-528 and the current solicitation emphasize these aspects even further. Currently NSF operates, through Blue Waters and the eXtreme Digital (XD) program, a two-tiered comprehensive distributed Cyberinfrastructure (CI), which is one of the largest and most powerful in the world. Through these and related projects the open science and engineering community is currently capable of tackling many of the most challenging scientific problems across multiple science and engineering domains. Both of these tiers are explicitly designed to address needs beyond the campus level. With this solicitation, NSF intends to continue this model to broaden the CI capabilities above the campus level, while promoting deeper campus engagement. The resources supported under this solicitation will be incorporated into and allocated as part of the XD tier of national shared resources. The Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) integrates resources from the XD tier and will provide shared services for this resource in the form of: allocations, user support, training education and outreach services, an XSEDE-wide file system, which connects all the resources, and campus bridging. Additional XD shared services provided include the following: the Technical Inspection Service (TIS), dedicated to the evaluation of software and providing recommendations to XSEDE on the use of that software and the Technical Audit Service (TAS), dedicated to providing metrics for the systems supported within XD and also to the evaluation of applications on the XD systems. The TAS operates XDMoD, a publically available and easily usable tool to extract a broad array of information concerning the way the XD resources are providing services to the open science community. The current solicitation is intended to complement previous NSF investments in advanced computational infrastructure by exploring new and creative approaches to delivering computational resources to the scientific community. Consistent with the Advanced Computing Infrastructure: Vision and Strategic Plan ( February 2012), the current solicitation is focused on expanding the use of high-end resources to a much larger and more diverse community. To quote from that strategic plan, the goal is to "... position and support the entire spectrum of NSF-funded communities ... and to promote a more comprehensive and balanced portfolio .... to support multidisciplinary computational and data-enabled science and engineering that in turn supports the entire scientific, engineering and educational community." Thus, while continuing to provide essential and needed resources to the more traditional users of HPC, this solicitation expands the horizon to include research communities that are not users of traditional HPC systems, but who would benefit from advanced computational capabilities at the national level. Building, testing, and deploying these resources within the collaborative ecosystem that encompasses national, regional and campus resources continues to remain a high priority for NSF and one of increasing importance to the science and engineering community. Resource Providers--those organizations willing to acquire, deploy and operate NSF supported resources in service to the science and engineering research and education community--play a key role in the provision and support of a national Cyberinfrasructure. With this solicitation, NSF requests proposals from organizations willing to serve as Resource Providers within the eXtreme Digital (XD) program. In the past NSF has acquired and deployed these systems to the S&E community using the shared services model of the XSEDE project as described above. In that model, the resources are allocated via a competitive process, defined by NSF and managed by the XSEDE Resource Allocations Committee (XRAC). Depending on the type of resources and the objectives defined by the proposers, that process may require some accommodation or modification as is discussed below.Competitive proposals must address one or more of the following:Complementing existing XD capabilities with new types of computational resources attuned to less traditional computational science communities;Incorporating innovative and reliable services within the HPC environment to deal with complex and dynamic workflows that contribute significantly to the advancement of science and are difficult to achieve within XD;Introducing new, flexible, and highly usable capabilities such as cloud computing into XD to meet national-scale requirements for new modes of computationally intensive scientific research;Introducing new capabilities and/or reaching new communities by establishing novel, highly usable connections to other non-XD parts of the national cyberinfrastructure. For example, these might include connections to other domain-specific centers housing software, sensors or instrument data thus enabling new advances in computational science;Exploring new effective modes of engagement with campus cyberinfrastructure;Expanding the range of computationally challenging science and engineering applications that can be tackled with current XD resources. Again ease of access and usability are critical; andProviding reliable approaches to scientific communities needing a flexible and user friendly environment. This can be achieved in a variety of ways and the proposal should explicitly provide details on how that would be achieved by their approach.An important aspect of the current solicitation is that hardware acquisition must provide a high degree of stability and usability by no later than January, 2016. Note, that proposals to add new and innovative features to currently deployed systems are eligible for consideration. In past solicitations benchmarks have played an important role. Two types of benchmarks were required: NSF-provided and proposer-selected benchmarks. For this solicitation, given the emphasis on nontraditional HPC as well as possible cloud-like solutions, and the potential breadth in targeted scientific impact, NSF has opted not to require a set of NSF-provided benchmarks. Nonetheless, we still require that each proposer provide a convincing demonstration, with hard data, that their system will perform as described in their proposal. Benchmarks certainly can address applications that are currently used by the NSF computational science community but must also provide compelling evidence of the expanded scientific diversity and new communities that will be reached from the innovative aspects of the proposed resource. Clearly the details of the submitted benchmark results will depend on the nature of the proposed resource and are likely to differ from one submission to the next.


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Alexandra Fuller writes beautifully about Africa. This is her second memoir set there. Both Cocktail Hour under the Tree of Forgetfulness and Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight also give homage to her parents, particularly her mother, Nicola, or Nicola of Central Africa, as her mom playfully nicknamed herself.
Nicola loves books and reading and wanted her first daughter to become a writer but Vanessa held firm about spurning books and taking up art. So Alexandra became the writer in the family, but not one that her mother could not control. For Nicola, Alexandra's career as a writer is a mixed blessing. She constantly calls her daughter's first memoir that "awful book" probably because Alexandra tells the truth in it about her Mom's drinking.
Despite the title, Cocktail Hour centers more on Nicole's childhood in Africa. Woven among these interesting stories are contemporary travels or visits of the author with her parents, sister, and other relatives, including the Scottish side of her family in Clanranald.
As a child, Nicole was quite gutsy; she rode horses competitively and suffered many falls on poorly trained horses until a local man noticing her talent and lent her the tall and beautiful Violet. Together, they won race after race.
When she was sixteen, the Mau Mau or war of independence in Kenya began and Nicole and her family were forced to move out in the country away from the fighting. In fact, there are several wars in this memoir because during the last half of the 20th century when this book was set, the map of Africa changed dramatically and native peoples fought against colonialism. It was a difficult time to be British citizens during this fighting.
It's also the story of her parents' meeting each other and falling in love and their joys and difficulties setting up homes in Kenya, Rhodesia, Zambia and even for a small time in England. But it's Africa itself-- its kind and interesting people, it's beautiful light, and the land itself that so much blood has been spilled over that both Nicole and Alexandra love. This book is a celebration of Africa and a unique family that has deep roots there.
For earlier books about Africa check out Dinesen's Out of Africa and Beryl Markham's West with the Night.


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Continuation of the Gaza Blockade
On June 20, 2010, following concerted international pressure, the Government of Israel announced a set of measures to 'ease' its illegal blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Many in the international community expressed hopes that this would lead to a major change and alleviate the plight of the Palestinian civilian population in Gaza. However, five months later, there are few signs of real improvement on the ground as the 'ease' has left foundations of the illegal blockade policy intact.
While the Government of Israel committed to expand and accelerate the inflow of construction materials for international projects, it has so far only approved 7 per cent of the building plan for UNRWA's projects in Gaza, and of that 7 per cent only a small fraction of the necessary construction material has been allowed to enter for projects including schools and health centers.
Although there has been a significant increase in the amount of food stuffs entering Gaza, many humanitarian items, including vital water equipment, that are not on the Israeli restricted list continue to receive no permits. Two thirds of Gaza's factories report they have received none or only some of the raw materials they need to recommence operations. As a result, 39% of Gaza residents remain unemployed and unable to afford the new goods in the shops. Without raw materials and the chance to export, Gaza's businesses are unable to compete with the cheaper newly imported goods. This economic development leaves 80% of the population dependent upon international aid.
In order to have a positive impact on the daily lives of the 1.5 million Palestinians in Gaza, half of whom are children, Israel must fully lift its blockade of the Gaza Strip.
Key recommendations
To the international community:
- Launch a new, concerted diplomatic initiative for an immediate, politically unconditional and complete lifting of the blockade
- Convene a meeting of the UN Security Council to review the implementation of Resolution 1860 which emphasizes "the need to ensure sustained and regular flow of goods and people through the Gaza crossings" and calls for "tangible steps towards intra-Palestinian reconciliation." Further action necessary for its implementation should be considered.
- Plan a visit to Gaza as part of every high-level visit to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory.
- State explicitly that the ongoing blockade is illegal under international law.
- Support genuine investigations into, and accountability for, violations of international human rights and international humanitarian law committed by all parties, including the Israeli forces and Palestinian armed groups as a way to prevent future violations.


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Ryan Franklin was replaced yesterday, but it came so begrudgingly, La Russa wouldn't even announce who would replace him. GM Mozeliak held a knife to a squirrel's neck to try and get La Russa to tell us who would be the closer and still nothing. "There's only two things in this world I hold dear — my Mom and my word and I'm mum on both." That was what I imagine La Russa said. Mitchell Boggs, CPA seems most likely to see the first chances. Behind him, Motte, then MLB's poet laureate, Miguel Batista. Keep in mind, Franklin isn't out of the picture completely either. La Russa is way too loyal to his guys. Anyway, here's what else I saw yesterday in fantasy baseball:
Skip Schumaker – Headed to the DL with a hyperextended elbow. Somewhere, Shawn Michaels' elbow says, "Pfft."
Ian Stewart – Sent to Triple-A. Pretty sad move for me to hear. Mini-Mini Donkey was a one-time favorite. I was thinking how this is one of those moves that if you don't play fantasy, you're probably like whatevs. Deep thoughts with Grey Albright, I suppose.
Ubaldo Jimenez – 5 IP, 4 ER, 8 baserunners, 6 Ks as he returned from the DL. I didn't see the game, but just looking at the baserunners and earned runs, I'm gonna guess he had some bad luck with when he gave up some hits.
Jake Arrieta – 6 IP, 0 ER, 7 baserunners, 4 Ks. Yeah, sparkling but don't forget the Twins are dealing with The Infieluenza Breakout of 2011.
Victor Martinez – To the DL. Has anything ever good come from not punting your catcher slot? Rhetorical!
Phil Coke – Holy crap, I just saw Coke's line! I mean, Phil got WHIPped around (10 baserunners in 3 2/3 IP) by Seattle like a fish at Pike's Place. It was mostly his own doing – a 4 BB first inning as well as an error by him led to 4 first inning runs (all unearned). He didn't even get a strikeout, which is tough since he faced Jack Cust three times. He had average control in the minors so this was probably just a bad night – maybe someone shook him up before the game and put a couple Mentos in his mouth.
Wandy Rodriguez – 7 IP, 1 ER, 6 baserunners, 7 Ks. Ride, Wandwagon, ride!
James Shields – 9 IP, 1 ER, 5 baserunners, 9 Ks, 3.07 ERA on the year. I didn't put my money where my mouth was by drafting Shields, but I did think he'd bounce back from last year.
Randy Wolf – 6 IP, 0 ER, 5 baserunners, 5 Ks. We own him in our most important league (NL LABR). I say it's important because I'm nearly positive if we don't win, we're not getting invited back. In fact, if we do win, we still may not get invited back.
Frank Francisco – Blue Jays activated him and now they have the difficult decision to go with the crappy closer that they feel obligated to go with or just stick with Rauch, who's done nothing wrong. Knowing how major league teams operate, Frank2 will be blowing saves by the weekend.
Aaron Hill – Stole his 6th base then left because 0f moans over his hammy. Sounds like he might miss 15 days, maybe he can find his upside while he's out. You effin' schmohawk!
Doug Fister – A very disappointing night for the Tiger hitters as Doug Fister limited them to two runs. The most disappointed was Miggy because when he saw D. Fister as the opposing pitcher, he thought it stood for Double Fister.
Jake Peavy – Hurt himself coming back from hurting himself. That's such a Bennis Carpensheeter move.
John Danks – 7 IP, 2 ER, 7 baserunners, 5 Ks. Now 0-2 with a 3.00 ERA. Seriously, I can't buy a win.
Brad Emaus – Designated for assignment. Mets like Roberto Duran say, "No Emaus!"
Justin Turner – Overdrive! He will platoon with Daniel Murphy at 2nd base. He's on the weak side of the platoon and his minor league numbers are yawnstipating at best, blehtastic at worst.
Brandon Beachy – 6 IP, 0 ER, 4 baserunners, 7 Ks. As frequent commenter, Dad, said, "On only his 2nd day in the majors, Sands faced Beachy in LA. I wonder if Pauly Shore was there." That made me giggle.
Pablo Sandoval – Hit his 4th homer this week. He's blaming his power drought last year on The Twinkie Defense.
Justin Morneau – Out again with the flu. Minnesota Twins fever, catch it!
Josh Johnson – 7 IP, 0 ER, 3 baserunners, 9 Ks. His brother, Gosh Johnson, "Okay, but let's not forget the seven AVN awards I've won."
Logan Morrison – Hurt his foot during the game but they put him in a protective boot – aka the Logan Moccasin – and they think he'll only miss a game or two.
Drew Stubbs – 1-for-2 as he declares himself The King of the Slam & Legs.
Pedro Alvarez – 0-for-3, batting .183 on the year and now batting in the 6 hole. I'm legitimately concerned Alvarez might get sent down to figure his shizz out.
Alex Gordon – 2 steals. Billy Butler, one steal. Wilson Betemit, one steal… Either they were getting 89 foot leads or Lou Marson was actually the Indians CEO and they were filming an episode of Undercover Boss.
Mark Trumbo – 3-for-5, 4 RBIs and his 3rd homer. I don't see how they can send him back down when Kendrys return. Wait, is it still a plural verb?
Peter Bourjos – 4-for-5, 4 RBIs, 3 Runs and his 2nd homer as he declares to the world he wants to challenge Drew Stubbs' title.
Bobby Abreu – 0-for-4 as the Angels scored 15. Ticker tease!
Mike Napoli – Did not play, but Ron Washington let him bring the lineup card out to the umps so Scioscia could laugh at him.
Armando Galarraga – 6 IP, 3 ER, 6 baserunners, 6 Ks and a 6.00 ERA with his third win. I have only one win for my entire staff in one league. Who's coming with me to Nepal to fix this Win Karma?
Kelly Johnson – 2-for-5 with his 2nd homer. You can book it that he's gonna bet getter, if you're into spoonerisms.
Melvin Mora – Out with a jammed foot. Too bad everything points to him being toast. Afternoon tea humor!
Ryan Roberts – Hit 2 homers yesterday and threw in a legs free of charge. I love the questions about whether or not I think Roberts is fo reals. He's hitting .382 and two homers a game. He's not that real. Can he stick at third base because the rest of the D-Bags candidates are tizz-errible? Yup. Should you pick him up? Definitely, while he's hitting. BTW, Member my brilliant idea to allow one position a year to take steroids but not tell anyone… A little fun subplot trying to figure out which position it is each year. Well, MLB decided to go with the more niche marketing plan, "All Roberts On 'Roids." If Bip Roberts comes out of retirement, I called this sucker.


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Students in the US will now get a complimentary 4GB Xbox 360 game console with the purchase of a Windows 7 based PC that costs at least $699. The deal starts from May 22 and the offer is open to students who order online from retailers (Microsoft, Dell, HP or Best Buy) using a .edu email address or displaying a valid student ID at the brands' retail stores.
A hot new Windows 7-based PC with a free Xbox 360 is the ultimate productivity, social and entertainment package for students,said Kathleen Hall, general manager of Windows Marketing at Microsoft, in a press release. In one shot, with this great offer, Microsoft is giving students everything they need for a successful new school year.he added.
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- Preheat oven to 450°F. Using small sharp knife, cut twelve 1-inch-deep slits all over beef tenderloin. Insert garlic slices into slits. Rub pepper all over tenderloin. Arrange bacon slices on work surface, overlapping slightly and forming rectangle. Place 1 rosemary branch down center of bacon rectangle, perpendicular to bacon slices. Place tenderloin atop rosemary branch. Place remaining 2 rosemary branches atop tenderloin. Wrap bacon slices around tenderloin and rosemary to enclose tenderloin completely. Place tenderloin in roasting pan, bacon ends down. (Can be assembled 1 day ahead. Cover and refrigerate.)
- Roast tenderloin until meat thermometer inserted into center registers 125°F for rare, about 1 hour. Remove from oven. Tent with foil and let tenderloin stand 10 minutes.
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In all likelihood, if you're reading this article then you probably already know the pain and frustration that university websites can cause. Unlike any other sites on the internet, university websites have the remarkable and unique power to mislead and confuse their users. Anyone who has been to university or has researched university courses will know this and be well aware of the tedious trial that is navigating a university website. However, for those of you haven't yet undertaken the challenge of deciphering a university website, let me tell you what you're in for.
To start with, many university websites are just plain ugly. They are dated, blocky and unintuitive. For the most part, this negative aesthetic causes the websites to be horrifically difficult to navigate. Often there are few obvious links from the homepage to course descriptions, faculty information, term dates or contact information. This makes finding the crucial information you're looking for next-to impossible, especially for parents who are less familiar with technology.
When users finally make it to the page they are looking for – if they make it to the page they're looking for – the information they are hoping to glean is often buried within dense sections of text or dreary charts. Often the most useful information for students and parents – things like schedules and timetables, fees and financial information, faculty contact information and campus maps – are infuriatingly difficult to find. Clear links to these types of information should be presented on the university website's homepage – instead, many universities hide this information deep within site, making it necessary to click through numerous pages before stumbling on the crucial information you've been looking for.
"Thankfully, it seems that new app-based technology is succeeding where university websites have failed."
Finally, university websites seem to be rarely updated – which may explain why so many look like they were made a decade ago. Because of this, many university websites present information that is out of date and therefore useless. Contact information for faculty members or university departments is sometimes false and term dates can be incorrect. Archaic websites are also often incompatible with mobile devices, which disables a lot of people from even being able to access them in the first place.
The negative effects of poorly designed university websites are not insignificant. Past leaving parents and students confused and agitated, it leaves them uninformed. As crucial information is often so hard to find, users can come away without a correct conception of what a course entails, how much it will cost or what life will be like at a particular university. This can lead to hasty and uwise decisions being made, which can inevitably lead to students enrolling on courses that are not right for them. Were information about university courses more accessible, students would be able to find a course that was right for them. It may even help to reduce the number of students who drop out of university, as fewer students would embark on a course that they later come to dislike.
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Thankfully, it seems that new app-based technology is succeeding where university websites have failed. Seeka is a newly-released mobile app that enables parents and students to quickly search for university courses using the world's first education search engine. The results provided by the Seeka search engine are clear, concise and informative – users are given easy access to information about course costs, university world rankings, scholarship opportunities and much more. Beyond this, the app also allows users to directly contact university faculties to gain extra information. Seeka also displays information about part-time jobs in the area, visa requirements and career paths related to each course. Instead of burying important information, Seeka provides parents and students with everything they need to know.
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Car detour lets toads cross road without croaking
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — It's rush hour in Philadelphia for thousands of baby toads as they hop across a busy residential street on a rainy summer night.
Why do toadlets cross the road? To get to the woods on the other side — where they will live, eat mosquitoes and grow up to be full-sized American toads (bufo Americanus). After a couple of years, they'll make the reverse trek as adults — unless they get squashed by a car.
That's where the Toad Detour comes in.
The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education sets up a roadblock each year in the Roxborough neighborhood, rerouting cars so the amphibians can cross the two-lane street without fear of, um, croaking.
The cycle starts in early spring when adult toads, which can fit in the palm of your hand, emerge from the woods to breed. They cross Port Royal Avenue, scale a 10-foot-high embankment and then travel down a densely vegetated hill to mate in the abandoned Upper Roxborough Reservoir. Their offspring — each about the size of a raisin — make the journey in reverse about six weeks later.
So many baby toads were on the move Monday evening it looked like the road's muddy shoulder was alive. Volunteers scooped them up in plastic cups and deposited them on the habitat side of the street.
"I didn't expect at all that there were going to be so many of them in one area," said 17-year-old Kaitlyn Hunt as she held a cup with more than a dozen toadlets. "And they're so tiny. They look like bugs."
The detour program began in 2009 when a local resident noticed the toad-filled road. City officials later granted permission to close the street for a couple of hours every evening during both two-week migration periods.
Organizers estimate they helped 2,400 adult toads cross the road this spring, said volunteer coordinator Claire Morgan. And because female toads can lay thousands of eggs, many more toads are migrating the other way and need protection.
Though some will inevitably be squished when the roadblock is not up, the toad population is not endangered, Morgan said. But protecting wildlife is important, she said, and local residents seem to support the project — especially after they volunteer to help.
"We get some people that question it," said Morgan. "But after they do it, they're hooked."
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After the disaster, Apes became one of the dominant species.
Many years ago, on an Earth of an alternate dimension, there lived a man named Dr. Michael Grant. Grant was a scientist who had developed an experimental chemical agent known as Cortexin. He tested his mutagenic drug on several species of animals inside of his laboratory including, apes, rats, bats and tigers. The exact purpose or nature of the Cortexin compound remains shrouded in mystery however.
Shortly after beginning the initial stages of his experiments, the world fell sway to a global catastrophe commonly referred to as the Great Disaster. Earthquakes and tidal waves erupted all across the globe and the nations of Earth found themselves at the mercy of nuclear Armageddon. Dr. Grant did not survive long enough to see his experiments come to fruition, but the lasting after-effects produced a legacy that would endure for centuries.
A large section of the Earth was rendered uninhabitable due to atmospheric nuclear radiation. However, the radiation produced a mutagenic side-effect with the surviving Cortexin-infected animals from Dr. Grant's labs. Not only were they safe from the long-term side-effects of nuclear fallout, but the strange drug permanently altered their genetic structure. With each successive generation, the various animal species began to evolve adopting specific physical human characteristics. Within two human generations, apes, birds, felines, canines and many other breeds were developing heightened intellect, bipedal locomotion, extra fingers, toes, thumbs and even the ability to articulate.
As each race grew in strength and numbers, they began to form primitive tribal societies and family clans. Many of the clans did not live in harmony with their cousins, and a culture of survival of the fittest soon developed among them.
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- The ape men of Earth-AD bear similar physical and cultural traits to the intelligent apes depicted in Pierre Boulle's, Planet of the Apes.
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Trelleborg, a global developer and supplier of tire and complete wheel solutions for the agricultural industry, has further enhanced its environmental commitment according to the company's Blue Dimension™ concept.
As part of the initiative, starting from July 2013, Trelleborg will print all promotional materials, such as brochures, leaflets and technical catalogs, using only recycled paper certified by the FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council), an international certification program that promotes environmentally appropriate forest management. Being FSC® certified shows that Trelleborg complies with the highest standards on the market.
Lorenzo Ciferri, Marketing Director Agricultural & Forestry Tires at Trelleborg Wheel Systems, says: "This pledge underlines the company's commitment to reducing the total environmental footprint of our product and solutions. Trelleborg is applying a methodology called life cycle assessment (LCA), which is the systematic analysis of the environmental impact of products during their entire life cycle.
"The ultimate aim is to increase environmental performance across the product's entire life, from design to product recycling. LCA, with its eco-design tool, helps us make decisions on how to minimize our environmental footprint by improving the sustainability of all our operations. It not only allows us to understand where we generate carbon and other gas emissions during the use of our tires, but also provides us with an overall view of every aspect of product life, including marketing and communication activities related to the product, such as leaflets and catalogs."
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Rangers are star-studded
The Rangers have eight, maybe nine legitimate All-Star candidates. Here they are: Josh Hamilton, Vladimir Guerrero, Michael Young, Elvis Andrus, Nelson Cruz, Colby Lewis, Neftali Feliz and Darren Oliver. Darren O'Day also has the numbers to be considered.
The Angels have two serious candidates for the Midsummer Classic they'll be hosting on July 13: Jered Weaver and Torii Hunter. After that, you have to start reaching to make a case.
And you're wondering why the Angels are chasing Texas in the American League West?
The only surprise is that they're as close as they are. The Rangers could be running away and hiding.
Coming into Wednesday night's middle game of the series, the Angels having held on to take the opener, the Rangers had outscored opponents by 80 runs in 76 games. The Angels had scored one fewer run than the other guys in 79 games.
The Rangers' bullpen had the third-best ERA in the AL at 3.30. The Angels were second to last at 4.84.
It's difficult to find an area where the Angels have been better than the Rangers. Mike Scioscia's troupe was even running behind in steals by 14. Defense? The Rangers' .983 team fielding percentage was tied for sixth in the AL, while the Angels were tied for 11th at .981.
The Rangers are batting .283, while their opponents are hitting .243. The Angels are getting out-hit, .264 to .259.
Rumors are swirling that the Angels are interested in Hank Blalock, Garrett Atkins, Adam Dunn. A quick-fix would appease fans, but would it really improve the club significantly? That's the question management has to weigh.
The only player who could make a huge difference is out for the season: Kendry Morales. My view is that none of those names being tossed around in trade chatter would dramatically alter the landscape. I'd go with what they have and hope the athletes in-house catch fire in the second half.
They have been known to do that. And these Rangers haven't yet demonstrated they can make it through the heat of September. – Lyle Spencer
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I agree, none of those guys are going to significantly change things. I think the team is playing well with the guys they have. I like Napoli being in the lineup every day and he brings some power. So I think he can do the job at first base the rest of the way. Unless you can get a big name such as Paul Konerko (not likely), I don't think there are many moves at the first base position that will make sense and make a significant change from what Nap can do for us. No, the change the Angels should focus on is on the other side of diamond, third base. I think we can use a power bat third baseman. I'm just not sure what possibilities are out there (do you?). Wood has been a disappointment. I just don't see him able to handle major league breaking ball stuff. I like the Frandsen kid and he has a better approach at the plate than Wood, but he's starting to come down to earth (batted .240 prior to this season). And I don't think he's the answer to get us into the playoffs.
The other area the Angels definitely need to address is the bullpen. Do you think the Angels would consider moving Kazmir to the bull pen and picking up another number one starting pitcher such as a Cliff Lee? In watching Kaz all year, it seems as if he puts up a solid 3-4 innings before tiring and start missing his spots. I can see him coming in middle relief, and provide us with another lefty out of the pen.


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Political and business leaders invited to the World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos this week will sift through the blessings and curses of global interdependence that not only brought the world's economies to a collective low three years ago but also provide the only realistic return to prosperity
The use of technology and learning from other countries are two good ways to boost the US education system, Bill and Melinda Gates, cofounders of the charitable organization the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, told CNBC Friday.
Top management at Google plans no major changes in its direction, even though two of the top executives shifting roles in April, CEO Eric Schmidt told CNBC Friday.
Cash is flowing briskly again, two years after the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, and is fueling the global economic recovery, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC.
"I think there is much more confidence now that we've got a sustainable expansion. It is not a boom," says the U.S. Treasury Secretary.
The U.K.'s most recent GDP showing was disappointing, but the government can policy make adjustments to improve future performance, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne told CNBC Friday.
Bank of America does not need to raise fresh capital to comply with the new regulations shaping the financial world and the quality of its credit portfolios is getting better, CEO Brian Moynihan told CNBC.
China's red-hot economy is fueling inflationary gains in commodities prices, but inflation in emerging markets is nevertheless 'looking manageable" at this point, Dow Chemical boss Andrew Liveris told CNBC in Davos.
The US needs to change the way it is spending money if it wants to ensure a sustainable recovery, Joseph Stiglitz, economy professor at Columbia and a Nobel prize laureate, told CNBC Friday from Davos.
Royal Dutch Shell is seeking to grow organically and sees demand for oil and gas rising over the next years, CEO Peter Voser told CNBC Friday in an interview from Davos.
Dell founder Michael Dell said networking services to accommodate the wireless craze is now the company's strongest business.
Stock markets in the developed world have risen too much, Robert Shiller, economics professor at Yale, told CNBC Thursday.
Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), co-author of the Dodd-Frank law, said legislative efforts succeeded in discouraging the "perverse incentive" of the past by prompting companies to provide "more compensation in stock.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, CNBC held a keynote session asking if the rise of the East is assured and what that will mean for the jobs market in America and Europe.
China could purchase large amounts of struggling European debt at bargain prices, taking away a major threat to the euro zone, Harvard Professor Niall Ferguson told CNBC.
European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet tells CNBC's Maria Bartiromo that while Europe is not declaring victory yet, it is recovering.
Higher commodities prices and an uptick in China's inflation rate are putting the global economy in a better situation by cutting the potential for deflation, George Soros, chairman of Soros Fund Management, told CNBC Wednesday.
Stephen Schwarzman, founder and CEO of the Blackstone Group, called the State-of-the-Union speech part of a welcome move to the center following the midterm elections.
The White House plan to partially freeze government spending is just "spare change" compared to a budget deficit of more than $1 trillion and eventually the US will have to raise taxes, economist Nouriel Roubini told CNBC Wednesday.
The catchy and no doubt memorable phrase coined by Pimco boss Bill Gross amid the financial crisis is rapidly disappearing from Wall Street's lexicon—and probably Davos' as well.
A focus by countries on developing a skilled workforce through improvements in education is necessary, according to participants in a CNBC debate at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
At least for this year, the euro zone will remain united and no country is likely to default, analysts told CNBC.com. But debt restructuring is on the horizon for later.
Though the US-China relationship often dominates the geopolitical trade debate, Beijing is now the top trading partner for Japan, Australia and South Africa, as well as South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
After decades of boom to bust behavior, economies from Mexico to Brazil are looking dynamic, diverse and durable, helped by a wealth of natural resources and a good measure of fiscal discipline.
As demand for technology rises in the larger emerging markets, U.S.-based companies will find both more opportunities and competition for their products overseas.
Global leadership in the sector is still fragmented—the U.S. China, Brazil and Israel can all lay claim in certain fields—but there's no doubt the sector's center of gravity is moving slowly from the developed economies to the emerging markets.
Government policymakers in Davos this week looking to revive growth might want to emulate global mutual-fund managers, who are having no trouble finding growth stories across the developing world and in pockets of developed markets.
Political instability and business corruption make these markets risky, but they have a place in the portfolios of investors looking for explosive growth.
While topics for discussions, debates and panels at Davos are carefully planned ahead of times, breaking news has a way of taking over the agenda.


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Insulinaemic potential of diet linked to colorectal cancer risk
A recent study suggests that the influence of dietary intake on the development of colorectal cancer is partly caused by dietary insulinaemic potential.
Associations between hyperinsulinaemic diets and colorectal cancer risk were assessed using an empirical dietary index for hyperinsulinaemia (EDIH), a food-based index that characterizes dietary insulinaemic potential based on circulating C-peptide concentrations.
Using food-frequency questionnaires, the investigators evaluated diet in 46,210 men (Health Professionals Follow-Up Study, 1986–2012) and 74,191 women (Nurses' Health Study, 1984–2012) to calculate EDIH scores.
A total of 2,683 incident colorectal cancer cases were identified over 26 years of follow-up. Comparing participants in the highest vs those in the lower quintiles, higher EDIH scores in men, women, and both men and women were associated with 33 percent (hazard ratio [HR], 1.33; 95 percent CI, 1.11–1.61; p=0.0005), 22 percent (HR, 1.22; 1.03–1.45; p=0.01) and 26 percent (pooled HR, 1.26; 1.2–1.42; p<0.0001) higher risk of developing colorectal cancer, respectively.
While such associations were limited to the distal colon and rectum in men and to the distal and proximal colon in women, combined risk estimates remained significant for all anatomic locations except for the rectum.
Comparing participants in extreme EDIH quintiles, no significant association was observed for proximal colon cancer in men (HR, 1.15; 0.84–1.57; p=0.32). However, there was an increased risk for distal colon (HR, 1.63; 1.14–2.32; p=0.002) and rectal (HR, 1.63; 1.09–2.44; p=0.01) cancer. The risk in women was heightened for proximal (HR, 1.28; 1.00–1.63; p=0.03) and distal (HR, 1.46; 1.05–2.03; p=0.03) colon cancer but not for rectal cancer (HR, 0.88; 0.60–1.29; p=0.61).
"Insulin response may be important in colorectal cancer development. Diet modulates insulin response and may be a modifiable factor in colorectal cancer prevention," the investigators noted.


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The last round of images for Resident Evil: Retribution focused on the franchise's star, Milla Jovovich. This time around, we have new images of some of the supporting cast, including Michelle Rodriguez, Sienna Guillory, Bingbing Li and Oded Fehr. Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson, the fifth installment in the Resident Evil franchise also stars Kevin Durand, Shawn Roberts, Johann Urb and Boris Kodjoe. Look for the film to land September 14th and hit the jump to check out some new images.
Check out the new images (via RE Extreme) followed by the official synopsis:
Here's the official synopsis for Resident Evil: Retribution:
The Umbrella Corporation's deadly T-virus continues to ravage the Earth, transforming the global population into legions of the flesh eating Undead. The human race's last and only hope, Alice (Milla Jovovich), awakens in the heart of Umbrella's most clandestine operations facility and unveils more of her mysterious past as she delves further into the complex. Without a safe haven, Alice continues to hunt those responsible for the outbreak; a chase that takes her from Tokyo to New York, Washington, D.C. and Moscow, culminating in a mind-blowing revelation that will force her to rethink everything that she once thought to be true. Aided by newfound allies and familiar friends, Alice must fight to survive long enough to escape a hostile world on the brink of oblivion. The countdown has begun.
Be sure to get caught up on our interviews with Jovovich, Rodriguez and Anderson, and have a look at all of our previous coverage on Resident Evil: Retribution here.


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Joseph Trapanese
Score Recorded by
Geoff Foster
Score Mixed by
Alan Meyerson
Technical Advisor for Daft Punk:
Daniel Lerner
Supervising Music Editor:
Sally Boldt
Scoring Editor:
David Channing
Orchestration Consultant:
Bruce Broughton
Orchestra Conducted by
Gavin Greenaway
Orchestra Contractor:
Isobel Griffiths
Assistant Orchestra Contractor:
Jo Buckley
Score Recorded at
Air Lyndhurst Studios
, London
Assistants Engineers:
Chris Barrett
Tom Bailey
Score Mixed at
Remote Control Studios
, Santa Monica, CA
Assistant Engineers:
Satoshi Noguchi
Lori Castro
Music Pre-Production:
Henson Studios
, Hollywood, CA
Mastered by
Pat Sullivan
Bernie Grundman Mastering
, Hollywood, CA
Daft Punk would like to thank
: Brian Loucks, Hans Zimmer, John Powell, Harry Gregson-Williams & Christophe Beck for their generosity
Special Thanks to:
Justin Springer, Stephanie Caswell, Nancy Dolan, Alexandra Flores, Kaylin Frank, Ryan Gaines, Candice Hanson, Ryan Hopman, Kirk Ringberg, Amy Ross, Don Welty, Keith Wilson, Reggie Wilson & the entire staff at Walt Disney Records & the Disney Music Group
Release date : 12/07/2010
Overture (2:28)
The Grid (1:37)
The Son Of Flynn (1:35)
Recognizer (2:38)
Armory (2:03)
Arena (1:33)
Rinzler (2:18)
The Game Has Changed (3:25)
Outlands (2:42)
Adagio For TRON (4:11)
Nocturne (1:42)
End Of Line (2:36)
Derezzed (1:44)
Fall (1:23)
Solar Sailer (2:42)
Rectifier (2:14)
Disc Wars (4:11)
Arrival (2:00)
Flynn Lives (3:22)
TRON Legacy (End Titles) (3:18)
Finale (4:23)
ENCOM, Part I (3:53)
ENCOM, Part II (2:18)
Round One (1:41)
Castor (2:19)
Reflections (2:42)
Digital Bonus Tracks
Father And Son (3:12) (iTunes)
Outlands Part II (2:53) (iTunes)
Sea Of Simulation (2:41) (Amazon)
Sunrise Prelude (2:50) (Ovi Nokia)
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|| 2020-02-20 03:08:25
So, any confirmation of who actually did what on this score?
It's one of my favorite RCP-styled scores ever, but I have to admit, it sounds far more Hans & Lorne than Daft Punk. I mean, several of the cues are almost direct copies of Inception cues, albeit more heavily electronic and very differently orchestrated.
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2020-02-20 06:15:58
There's not much besides the general consensus that Joseph Trapanese did a lot of the heavy lifting with DP's ideas (though they still contributed a fair bit). Toby Chu doing "Adagio For TRON" is about it, unless you do count the cues that were once listed on JT's website.
Quite frankly, I'm still having a hard time believing the duo stayed on a project that apparently was primarily managed by someone else. These are guys that have always stressed to have full creative control on their albums and ventures, so to hear that they weren't really driving the wheel here sounds off to me. It certainly would explain why they haven't done a score since, but hey. I probably won't ever know the full story.
Ian Brown McCarthy
2020-02-20 06:39:02
I know what you mean. When I listen to this, I basically hear a Hans & Lorne score with some DP stylings.
It's fairly frustrating for me, as I'm big on proper crediting; I neither want to give anyone undue credit, nor fail to give credit. With this one, honestly, my only strong intuition is that DP did almost nothing.
2020-02-20 06:51:18
You should credit Trapanese wherever there is an orchestral prescence in the cues as he handled all the arranging and orchestration.
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What's with DP's helmets on the top right?
I know on the liner notes there is a thank you directed towards Zimmer.. But what's the connection between HZ & DP?
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2014-02-08 20:23:13
About the helmets, who is who?
I mean, there's a yellow and a blue. Which one's Guy and which one's Thomas?
2014-02-09 06:28:08
Thomas wears the silver helmet and Guy wears the golden helmet :)
2014-02-09 16:20:15
Thanx Leo. lol.
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What is, exactly, a music consultant?
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|| 2012-01-31 04:57:29
Has anyone checked out the complete Blu-ray rip?
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2012-01-31 18:01:11
Yes, I have checked out *a* Blu-Ray rip...Have you...?
2012-02-03 00:02:21
Pretty sure there is only ONE Blu-ray rip out there. Anyway, it's pretty awesome
2012-05-03 15:44:22
I have it and I LOVE it
Hybrid Soldier
2012-05-18 17:30:45
And the real sessions look nothing like that !
Mr. Fate
2012-05-18 17:44:13
Ooh, ya cut me real deep Hybrid. Thanks for letting us know that fact.
Hybrid Soldier
2012-05-18 17:59:43
What ?
I have the whole cue sheet for it... :)
Mr. Fate
2012-05-18 19:01:48
What? That's completely different. Saying that the recording sessions *sound* (I know you didn't even say sound; you said look) different from this Edition of the score is not at all the same as saying the *cue sheets* of the recording sessions look different from this track list. (And I thought you were implying the former.)
Well, of course they do. You can't expect that he had the official cue sheets when he made his Blu-Ray rip, and besides, it is a really stupid idea to name the tracks in a Blu-Ray or DVD rip after the official track names.
That's good for you that you have all the cue sheets for it but you sure could have worded that previous post a lot better.
Hybrid Soldier
2012-05-18 19:11:17
Using "look" was not innocent indeed.
Mr. Charles
2012-05-19 03:28:38
I have a 66 track version. It's a combination of Metrotokyo's Blu-ray rip and a few other sources. Hybrid, I'm sure the real sessions look nothing like that tracklist that was posted.
I am very happy and content with what I have for TRON: Legacy, but the sessions would be nice, one day...
In the meantime, I have what I consider to be the most complete version of the score - it clocks in at 2 & 1/2 hrs
2012-12-26 06:57:11
Tron Recording Sessions
TRON 1m1a Legacy Open
TRON 1M1b Bedtime Story
TRON 1M1CS Creation of Tron
TRON 1M2 News Report
TRON 1M3 Motochase
TRON 1M4A Encom Tower pt 1
TRON 1M4b Encom Tower pt 2
TRON 2M10 Sirens
TRON 2M11 Disc Game Intro
TRON 2M12 First Round
TRON 2M13 Sam FIghts
TRON 2M14 Rinzler vs Sam
TRON 2M5 Sam Visits Arcade
TRON 2M6AS Tron Scherzo
TRON 2M6BS Tron Scherzo (unused)
TRON 2M6S Separate Ways
TRON 2M7S Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)
TRON 2M8 Recognizer Capture
TRON 2M9 Sam Descends to Grid
TRON 3M15 Throne Room
TRON 3M16 Lightbikes Intro
TRON 3M17 Clu Crowd Intro
TRON 3M18 Lightbikes Battle
TRON 3M19 Quorra Saves Sam
TRON 3M20 Safehouse Reunion
TRON 3M20A Clu Waits
TRON 4M21 Flynn's Flashback
TRON 4M22 Sam Plans Escape
TRON 5M23 Quorra Decides
TRON 5M24 Sam Seeks Zuse
TRON 5M25S End of Line
TRON 5M26S Final Scheme Alt
TRON 5M26S Final Scheme Intro
TRON 5M27 Clu Breaks In
TRON 5M29S Party Crashers
TRON 5M30 Flynn Drops In
TRON 5M31 Solar Sailer Intro
TRON 5M32A Solar Sailer
TRON 5M32B Solar Sailer Alt
TRON 5M32C Clu Arrives (unused)
TRON 5M32D Clu Arrives Alt
TRON 6M33A Flynn's Promise
TRON 6M33B Tron Tracks Flynn
TRON 6M33C Clu Sees Zuse
TRON 6M34 Sunrise Prelude
TRON 6M35 Rectifier Arrival
TRON 6M36 Quorra Caught
TRON 6M37 Clu Prepares
TRON 6M38 Quorra Meets Clu
TRON 6M39 Clu Speech
TRON 6M40 Recovering the Disc
TRON 7M41 Lightjets
TRON 7M42 Clu_Tron Fall
TRON 7M43 Portal Arrival
TRON 7M44 Portal Climax
TRON 7m45 Flynn Lives
TRON 7M45ALT2 Flynn Lives (unused)
TRON 7M46 First Sunrise
TRON 10M48 Long End Credits
TRON 10M48 Short End Credits
TRON 10M51 Legacy Theme
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01. Overture
02. The Grid (Instrumental)
03. Father and Son Prelude
04. Missing
05. The Son of Flynn
06. ENCOM Pt.1
07. ENCOM Pt.2
08. The Arcade
09. Recognizer
10. Not the Games
11. Armory
12. Arena
13. Round One
14. Round Two
15. Rinzler
16. Not Your Father
17. Fireworks
18. Challenge of the Grid
19. The Game Has Changed
20. Outlands
21. Father and Son
22. Your Move, Flynn
23. Adagio For TRON
24. Nocturne
25. Flynn's Dream
26. Outlands, Pt.2
27. End of Line (Castor Edit)
28. Reflections
29. Castor
30. Derezzed
31. Fall
32. Sea of Simulation
33. The Boy and Flynn are Gone
34. Father and Son II
35. Footprints
36. Enjoy the Drink
37. Sunrise Prelude
38. New Course
39. Rinzler II
40. Rare Bird
41. Rectifier
42. Disc Wars
45. Arrival
46. Flynn Lives
47. Alan Bradley's Message
48. Sunrise
49. End Credits
50. Solar Sailer
51. Finale
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Replies: 0 || 2011-08-26 11:13:09
I love it
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Replies: 0 || 2011-05-11 03:53:17
Has anyone noticed how the very beginning of Disc Wars sounds like that cue in Transformers? You can hear it when Sam asks the cop "are you on drugs?" and then it cuts to Lennox and Epps in Qatar. I do know that Hans did add a little touch on this, so maybe that's why.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-04-12 00:00:00
Check this out!!! Limited Edition see-through vinyls!!!
h t t p://www.iamfatterthanyou.com/2011/04/tron-legacy-translucenc e-identity-disc-limited-edition-vinyl-record-by-daft-punk/
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Replies: 0 || 2011-04-12 00:00:00
Next to Inception, the best film score of 2010. For me, anyway. The best track is #20, "Flynn Lives". It fits in perfectly at the end sequence, a very dramatic and emotional scene.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-22 00:00:00
It's definitely ENCOM, pt II. I just listened to it. You mean the scene when the guard is up there with him and he jumps, right? If so then ENCOM, pt II.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-22 00:00:00
I think it's either ENCOM, pt I or ENCOM, pt II. I've still only seen it once, but it's most likely one of those 2
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-22 00:00:00
Does anyone know which track is played during the section of the film (near the beginning) when Sam is standing on Encom tower?
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-15 00:00:00
I completely agree with everything you just said. I listened to the CD since the day I got it, and it was all from pure memory that I made a tracklist for myself when I saw it.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-15 00:00:00
Isn't Father & Son or at least a portion of it used immediately after The Grid also? There's definitely a piano rendition of the main theme at that point, and no one has listed a "missing track" for that scene.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-12 00:00:00
hah, who said anything about a notebook and pencil? It was memory and only memory.
If I find a score enjoyable/beautiful, I will listen to it routinely. TRON:L has been playing regularly on my car stereo since mid-November. I had plenty of time to ~mentally absorb~ each composition. So, recognizing each track during the film wasn't difficult at all. The correct ordering however was tricky, since many of the pieces are repeated and/or blended.
It's all about the flow of compositions for me. I don't see scores as 'only' an aid to a film's narrative. A score can also be it's own narrative if successfully executed... this is where the order matters, in my opinion.
Anywho, please excuse my OCDness with the track order, but the tracklist I submitted below is incorrect/outdated/etc.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-07 00:00:00
Thank you Tom, and thanks to everybody who's close to Hans, whose gve positve ideas do all of them (like Daft Punk). Joined also the excuses for being a bit off-topic.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-07 00:00:00
I haven't played MW2 - I heard it's so called 'scenario' is a joke, so i said no. MoH has coherent, emotional story and decent multi, so I think EA game is a better choice. Also when it comes to music. Djawadi did much better job with MoH then 'Hans and co.' in MW2. Check YouTube and then decide.
PS Sorry Hybrid for off-topic.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-06 00:00:00
I agree with the marketing thing. In fact i saw the film only once and usually i do get away with one watch -excluding some particular case, like "The Dark Knight" that i saw it twice at cinema because i went it again not only because i loved it but also because i re-watched it with a friend of mine who hadn't seen it- and specially if in 3D!! (other marketing way to make money that not always works)
But i don't totally agree with the 3 best composers....considered that Williams is my God and always He will be it, and also considering Zimmer as a living genius i will specify the "Howard" that you said in two genius: James Newton H. and H. Shore, an other great man, genius and composer.
Finally we didn't mention the emergin genius! Hans Zimmer's pupil!! Ramin Djawadi!!!
A guy that did not only give a soul to the Iron Man movie, but also did the best TV series scores....
P.S. Hope to listen him in a new series of Flash Forward, i want it back!!!!! HANS DO SOMETHING TO HELP YOUR PUPIL MAKING THIS SERIES SCORE FOR OTHER 7 TIMES, PLEASE!!!!
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-06 00:00:00
Definitely James Newton Howard - best guy in business nowadays. Shore is a very good composer also (LOTR or Departed - love that score), but IMO it's a different league.
Djawadi - i liked Iron Man, PB theme is nice, Clash is below average (no fantasy in it, you don't feel that this is ancient 'history') and beautiful MoH. Haven't seen FlashForward though so I can't tell anything about that. He could be very good, but i don't think he will reach Powell's level. Or HGW. But who knows... World needs good composers:)
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-06 00:00:00
Yeah probably they're very good compsosers but not at the level of Zimmer or God Williams, but i hope the Djawadi will show us that he could do better and more better.
Anyway writing MoH you remembered me a thing. I've the PS3 but no war games because i usually don't love them too much (i've only COD.MW2 demo); but recently i knew that MW2 score is from Hans Zimmer and MoH, do you suggest me to buy them, at least for the score??
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-05 00:00:00
I'm against this kind of 'marketing' and forcing fans to buy the same thing 3 or 4 times. I understand when iTunes OR Amazon release some extras to expand its digital sale. But this? This is madness:)
Agree - good film + good soundtrack is something almost divine. Although i don't like huge complete scores - too much is too much for me; 70 minutes is my limit.
PS Howard, Williams and Zimmer - best 3 composers today.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-05 00:00:00
@tomPoland and Dakota
Hey, i'm pretty sure that Burger King released an ultimate extra bonus tracks!! ;D
Quoting "2010/12/29 - tomPoland -- Who knows? Maybe KFC or McDonalds will release some extras:) "
Seriously, maybe some people could judge you totally crazy fro doing something like listing all tracks in order of listening or get every track is possible, but not me. Because i know how do you feel it. Because i know that a really good soundtrack joining a beautiful movie's atmosphere -like Tron- is one of the best joy given by life. And maybe it's for this that every movie that i really loved has a great soundtrack (like many Hans Zimmer's works and most of John Williams).
Love (for the music),
P.S.John your music will be always te best of the world...ooops this is Hans Zimmer(2nd)'s site,sorry... =D
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-04 00:00:00
I've never been in cinema twice on the same movie. Don't want to destroy first impression - better wait for DVD. But seriously - I respect people that are able to find even 10 seconds of particular song in a movie. Nice.
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-03 00:00:00
Hey man, someone's gotta do it. I made a tracklist with my ipod touch when I saw it. I'm grateful to the people who do it, and I'm sure I'm not the only one =)
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Replies: 0 || 2011-01-03 00:00:00
Respect, I go to cienema to watch movies, not with notebook and pencil to make playlists:)
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Replies: 0 || 2010-12-31 00:00:00
Seen the film 3 times now.... I made an effort to pay attention to the track order on my most recent viewing. Here's the order (and changes) I noticed:
01. The Grid
02. Overture (occurs during Father/Son storytime. A brief part of the track is featured.)
03. The Son of Flynn
04. Encom Part I
05. Encom Part II
05. Alan Bradly's Message
06. Seperate Ways (Worlds Apart) by Journey
07. Sweet Dreams are (Made of This) by Eurythmics
08. (An unknown/unreleased track, briefly featured)
09. Recognizer
10. Armory
10. Arena
11. Round One
12. Rinzler
13. The Game Has Changed
14. Outlands
15. Father & Son
16. Adagio for Tron
17. Outlands, Pt. II
18. End of Line
19. Castor
20. Reflections
21. Derezzed
22. Fall
23. Sea of Simulation
24. Nocturne (Sam brings Daddy Flynn up to speed on current events in the real world)
25. Sunrise Prelude (I swore Solar Sailer occured here... I was surprised).
26. (An unreleased/unknown track)
27. Rectifier
28. Disc Wars
29. C.L.U. (this track isn't the full version. There's a nice string solo that's featured when Flynn asks, "Tron, what have you become?"/Tron finally shakes his reprogramming. This piece ends right before that moment.)
30. Arrival
31. Flynn Lives
32. Sunrise Prelude (the only track that occurs twice)
33. TRON Legacy (End Titles)
34. Solar Sailer
35. Finale
*36. Derezzed extended (remix)
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Replies: 0 || 2010-12-29 00:00:00
Who knows? Maybe KFC or McDonalds will release some extras:)
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Replies: 0 || 2010-12-29 00:00:00
All in all, I have 39 tracks. This includes both iTunes bonus tracks, the Amazon bonus, Nokia bonus, the 5 tracks on disc 2, and a few others I found floating around. Is there anything else?
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Replies: 0 || 2010-12-27 00:00:00
Maybe one of them is the music used in the final trailer (the 3rd one). It starts when the Disney logo comes up and then you hear it again when the title comes up at the end. It sounds like a horn. I really really want it.
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