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  1. Terry Alderton

    book now Event Dates: 21 May 2010 “You can’t carry on storming gigs like this. I can’t do what you can; you need to be out there and on tour.” Eddie Izzard Perrier Award nominee and Royal Variety performer, Terry Alderton holds the record for the most consecutive encores at the world famous Comedy Store. He’s first call for all the comedy club bookers in the country, but following a little chat with a certain Eddie Izzard he’s been persuaded to take to the road.

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  2. Wireless Power Group Sees Standard Within 6 Months (PC World)

    PC World – The group developing a standard for wireless charging expects to complete its first specification within six months, opening the door for makers of cell phones, digital cameras and other devices to bring compatible products to market.

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  3. The Internet in 2020

    As they imagine the Internet of 2020, computer scientists across the country are starting from scratch and re-thinking everything: from IP addresses to DNS to routing tables to Internet security in general. They are envisioning how the Internet might work without some of the most fundamental features of todays ISP and enterprise networks. Their goal is audacious: To create an Internet without so many security breaches, with better trust and built-in identity management

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  4. Slots That Support SDXC Flash Storage Reaching Devices (PC World)

    PC World – Slots that support faster SDXC flash storage cards are reaching consumer electronics devices, which could boost the performance of devices like camcorders and digital cameras, multiple companies said on Tuesday.

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    Slots That Support SDXC Flash Storage Reaching Devices
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  5. BlackRock BGI Expert Dr SP Kothari Talks on Global Economic Recovery at BITS Pilani Rajasthan

    Dr S.P. Kothari has served as Global Head of Equity Research and has been responsible for research in active equity strategies supporting Barclays Global Investors (BGI) which has recently been acquired by BlackRock a premier provider of global investment management, risk management and advisory services to institutional and retail clients around the world.

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    BlackRock BGI Expert Dr SP Kothari Talks on Global Economic Recovery at BITS Pilani Rajasthan

  6. Bewegtbilder New Year’s Special: Dinner For One

    Today we stray a little from our normal methodology here in the “Bewegtbilder” arena. Usually I take the opportunity to introduce the English speaking world to lesser known movies of German origin and language, but today I will introduce you to a German New Year’s Eve tradition: a classic TV skit — in English. Furthermore, I will babble a lot about the media.

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    Bewegtbilder New Year’s Special: Dinner For One

  7. Famous 'New York Review' Caricaturist David Levine Dies at Age 83 …

    To most of the world, David Levine was a brilliant artist best-known for his caricatures of public figures, published for more than years in the New York Review of Books. He definitely was that. But in Brooklyn Heights, Levine, 83, …

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  8. Schmidt, Bess and McCormick to Encounter ‘Phantom Killer’ Off-Broadway (Playbill)

    Playbill – Jan Buttram’s latest play Phantom Killer , about a murderer stalking a rural Texas town, will have its world premiere at the Abingdon Theatre Company beginning Jan. 22, 2010.

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    Schmidt, Bess and McCormick to Encounter ‘Phantom Killer’ Off-Broadway
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  9. Akmal Shaikh – China executes mentally ill Briton

    Akmal Shaikh, a British bi-polar sufferer who was homeless in Poland, was lured to China with dreams of becoming an international popstar – and incidently carried 4kg of heroin into China on the way to his dream. Despite the most strident appeals from the British government, he was executed yesterday by the Chinese. The basis of the British objection was that he was: a) he suffers from bi-polar disorder and that it is against UN convention to execute the mentally ill – in addition, during the two years of his incarceration, no attempt was made to give him medical help nor was a mental health assessment carried out

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  10. Morgan Stanley to overhaul pay for top execs: report (Reuters)

    Reuters – Morgan Stanley plans to overhaul pay plans for its top executives, deferring more of their compensation over time and benchmarking pay against rival firms, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

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  11. An Old Poet’s Dreams Come True

    It was really cold when I went out before dawn yesterday morning. Of course it’s usually cold this time of year but as I lead Ringo, Larry, Gore, Dolly, Honey, Gumball, Pooter, and Thor from their assigned quarters to the staging area it seemed as if it was even colder than usual. I was really glad I was wearing the new high tech winter uniform, boots, and gloves as they’re no doubt the warmest available anywhere.

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  12. ConAgra Foods 2Q profit up on consumer foods gains (AP)

    AP – ConAgra Foods Inc.’s profit jumped 43 percent in the second quarter as the popularity of its foods continued to grow with frugal shoppers.

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    ConAgra Foods 2Q profit up on consumer foods gains
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  13. Kodak Zi6 Pocket Camcorder (PC World)

    PC World – Kodak recently came out with a newer model, the impressive Zi8 (which retails for $180), but the Kodak Zi6 Pocket Video Camera, a longtime favorite, is on sale at OfficeMax for $100 with free shipping. This all-around great camcorder was one of the first to feature HD (it shoots in three video modes), and it captures 3-megapixel still images.

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  14. Fast vs. slow knowledge

    Brief, thought-provoking article which poses the questions: what is the difference between fast & slow knowledge, and what is the relevance to trading and investing? In summary: the difference between fast and slow knowledge in a clinical setting is the difference between trusting (exclusively) the data and recognizing the mistakes that can emerge from too much, sometimes contradictory, data. Slow knowledge recognizes the limitations of data and takes a more holistic approach…

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  15. Conger’s Campus Drama ‘Eclectic Society’ Will Premiere at Walnut Street; Cast Announced (Playbill)

    Playbill – The Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia will launch the new year with the world premiere of Eric Conger’s 1960s-set play, The Eclectic Society , Jan. 19-March 7 on the Mainstage

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  16. Wood, Parisse, Shamos and More Set for NYC World Premiere of Norris’ ‘Clybourne Park’ (Playbill)

    Playbill – Tony Award winner Frank Wood, Emmy nominee Annie Parisse, Jeremy Shamos, Crystal A. Dickinson, Brendan Griffin, Damon Gupton and Christina Kirk will be featured in the Playwrights Horizons world premiere of Bruce Norris’ Clybourne Park , to begin Jan. 29, 2010.

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    Wood, Parisse, Shamos and More Set for NYC World Premiere of Norris’ ‘Clybourne Park’
    (Playbill)

  17. Japan Betting On Climate Change Profits

    There are many players involved in climate talks at Copenhagen, but one country has a vested economic interest in the outcome. For the last three decades, much of Japan’s economy has been geared toward inventing energy-saving appliances and machinery — technology that Japan is hoping the rest of the world will want to buy if a deal is reached in Copenhagen.

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  18. Captain Berlin vs. Hitler (2009) – Bewegtbilder Movie Review

    Play Written & Directed by: Jörg Buttgereit Directed by: Thilo Gosejohann Starring: Jürg Plüss, Claudia Steiger, Adolf Asser, Sandra Steffl, Rafael Banasik, Michael Waechter, Jörg Buttgereit DVD Features: Audio commentary by Buttgereit and Gosejohann “Export Version” with English subtitles and optional English comments by Mark Reeder Backstage Report World premiere in Gelsenkirchen Picture gallery Super 8 short-films with Captain Berlin 12 page comic dealing with Captain Berlin’s backstory Released by: Media Target Distribution Region: 0 Rating: 16 and older in Germany Anamorphic: Yes Language: German with optional English subtitles I’m back with another installment of Bewegtbilder (Moving Pictures), where I talk about German films that should get more exposure to a global audience. Wait, a German filmmaker wrote and directed a stage play in the style of children’s theater featuring Hitler , Dracula and superhero called Captain Berlin? And that’s out on DVD as a movie now?

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  19. Burroughs, Francis and Walters Will Appear in Royal Court World Premiere ‘Off the Endz’ (Playbill)

    Playbill – The world premiere of Bola Agbaje’s Off the Endz , beginning performances at London’s Royal Court’s Jerwood Theatre Downstairs Feb. 11, prior to an official opening Feb. 19, will feature a cast that includes Lorraine Burroughs, Daniel Francis and Ashley Walters

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  20. Ninja Assassin (2009) – Movie Review

    Written by: Matthew Sand & J. Michael Straczynski, based on a story by Sand Directed by: James McTeigue Starring: Rain, Naomie Harris, Ben Miles, Sho Kosugi, Rick Yune My Advice: Matinee if a fu fanatic, small screen acceptable.

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  21. Headsup: Blu-Ray Bale and Ben 10 (and more)

    Okay, so there was an attempt to relaunch the Terminator franchise with Salvation , starring a shouty Christian Bale and up-and-coming Sam Worthington. I say “attempt” because Halcyon, the folks who made this, are working to sell off the rights to both this film and the potential fifth one. Which means the much talked about new trilogy will more than likely never happen.

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  22. Your Weekend Justice #46: C+

    And we’re back. Please note: this podcast, if you haven’t figured it out, is profane and not safe for consumption by children or animals

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  23. Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS25S for $152 (PC World)

    PC World – Sixth Avenue Electronics has the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS25S for just $152.28 (plus free shipping), if you enter coupon code “BONUSBUY.” The 12.1-megapixel camera boasts a 5X optical zoom, a 29mm wide-angle Leica lens, and a 3-inch LCD.

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  24. Canon EOS Rebel T1i Camera Bundle for $801 (PC World)

    PC World – Abe’s of Maine is offering a Canon EOS Rebel T1i digital camera in a bundle for $800.95, which is a pretty good deal when you consider what you get. The Canon EOS Rebel T1i is a 15.1-megapixel DSLR that comes with a standard 18mm-to-55mm lens

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    Canon EOS Rebel T1i Camera Bundle for $801
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  25. Casio Exilim EX-S5 10-Megapixel Digital Camera (PC World)

    PC World – Amazon.com offers the Casio Exilim EX-S5 digital camera for $105 with free shipping, which is $25 under the retail price. The Exilim EX-S5 has a 3X optical-zoom lens, face-detection features, a 2.7-inch LCD display, and an SD/MMC card slot for storing photos and movies.

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  26. Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera (Body Only) (PC World)

    PC World – You can get the Canon EOS Digital Rebel T1i Digital SLR camera from Abe’s of Maine for $624 with free shipping after applying coupon code “DNEWS15″; this is $75 below the retail price.

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    Canon EOS Rebel T1i 15.1-Megapixel Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)
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  27. Pappy’s

    book now Event Dates: 30 Apr 2010 Phil McIntyre Entertainment proudly presents: Pappy’s presents a World Record Attempt: 200 Sketches In An Hour (plus bonus sketches and an interval) Fresh from Channel 4 and a critically acclaimed, sell out run at the 2009 Edinburgh Festival, “the funniest sketch troupe on the Fringe” (The Scotsman) return to take the UK, and the record books, by storm. read more

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  28. Not Really a Top 5: Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror Novelists Who Use Dreams to Crack Your Head Open (In All the Right Ways)

    Wolven here again. I’m back from the wilds of a future time where the southeast portion of the United States is the desert it only pretends to be in our present autumn months, and the cities of Atlanta, Charlotte, and Birmingham have the beaches they’ve always wanted. From the considerable effort I was having to exert to follow the rule “never read your own press,” I gather that people had… Feelings, one way or another, about my premier piece, here on Need Coffee.

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    Not Really a Top 5: Sci-Fi/Fantasy/Horror Novelists Who Use Dreams to Crack Your Head Open (In All the Right Ways)

  29. John Walton: King of Faro Shuffles

    Bellingham magician sets ‘faro shuffle’ record Michelle Nolan of The Bellingham (Wash.) Herald reports that John Walton, a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, recently set a Guinness World record after executing 2,784 shuffles in a 12-period. Nolan writes: Not long ago, Bellingham magician John Walton became captivated with being one of the few people capable of 10 consecutive tricky “faro shuffles” of a card deck. He had no idea he would become skilled enough for 2,784 shuffles in a 12-hour period.

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  30. The Seven Wonders of a World-Class Cover Letter

    Written By Jimmy Sweeney Author of the brand new, Amazing Cover Letter Creator Today’s hiring managers are being bombarded with job applications, resumes, and cover letters. Some have a mile-high pile of paper on their desks and not nearly enough time to read and respond to it. So what is a dedicated job seeker to do in this tight economy when employers are overworked and overwhelmed

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  31. The Art, Fashion, and Architecture of Louis Vuitton (Fast Company Magazine)

    Under the artistic direction of designer Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton has evolved into a luxury empire that not only encompasses lavish fashion, but experiments in art, and architecture. In “Louis Vuitton: Art, Fashion, and Architecture,” the history of Vuitton’s world is examined by fashion and art historians, scholars, and journalists via essays and hundreds of color photos of LV products, ads, …

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  32. DiS’ alternative Music Prize: The Neptune nominees announced

    After your rampant enthusiasm last year for DiS ‘ Pluto Prize (our reader voted alternative to the Mercury Music Prize) we’re doing it all over again for 2009 with a new name: The Neptune Music Prize. DiS’ award highlights 12 out of this world albums that we felt missed the Mercury cut go head to..

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  33. The Untouchables: Season 2, Volume 2 (1961) – DVD Review

    Film: DVD: Created by: Desi Arnez and Quinn Martin based on the book by Elliot Ness and Oscar Fraley Starring: Robert Stack, Nicholas Georgiade, Paul Picerni, and Walter Winchell Released by: Paramount Region: 1 Rating: NR Anamorphic: N/A; presented in its original 1.33:1 format My Advice: Later Prohibition, intended to cleanse America of the demon of alcohol, instead fueled the criminal mobs to unprecedented wealth and power.

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    The Untouchables: Season 2, Volume 2 (1961) – DVD Review

  34. Art Institute joins groundbreaking online art video site (Chicago Sun-Times)

    The Art Institute of Chicago joined in a cyberspace partnership of world-class art museums Tuesday, officially becoming a partner of the online art video site ArtBabble.org. The site is a Web channel that showcases high-def art-based video, providing up-close and personal access to works of art, video interviews with curators and artists, art documentaries, poetry readings, videos of art …

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  35. SPACE! (The Podcast)

    It can finally be revealed: a super secret technological thinktank was recently assembled to solve the world’s problems in regards to space. This team consisted of Paul Sabourin from Paul and Storm , our very own Doc Ezra, Ken Plume of Quick Stop Entertainment and myself. And I want you to know: we pull no punches.

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  36. The Curmudgeon #20

    I am amazed that in these horrid economic times people are still spending their hard earned dollars on crap like Miley Cyrus , Taylor Swift and The All-American Rejects . To make things worse everything old is new again as both musicians and labels cash in on an array of countless reunions, package tours and reissues. Nonetheless there are actually exciting new releases, summer tours and breaking new artists to check out.

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  37. Green Is More Than A Color

    As you may already know, 100% of my royalties from sales of books by Billy is destined to go to green nonprofits. (The Books by Billy store is powered by Amazon but because I live in North Carolina I’m no longer eligible for affiliate earnings.) My personal finances are in pretty good shape but sadly, the economy sucks and book sales are way down so I’ve decided to try and make some ways you can help contribute to green causes without spending your own money. For starters: Each time someone downloads and installs the RecycleBills Tool Bar we earn $.58 cents

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  38. Join Us

    You can watch the video there to the right–or click here if you’re in a feedreader –to get the details and my explanation for what’s occurring now. Or you can get the gist right here: The survey that we conducted a couple of weeks back–the one I said was important, remember?–helped us to make some decisions about the future of Needcoffee. And based on your input, we have figured out a way to accomplish the top two things you wanted: more content and less ads

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  39. Ted Kenna, our last WWII VC winner, dies

    Ted Kenna, VC recipient, dead at 90 Mex Cooper July 9, 2009 – 11:34AM Australia’s last surviving World War II Victoria Cross recipient, Ted Kenna, has died aged 90. Kenna was awarded the Army’s greatest honour after risking his life to help save his platoon from a heavy machine gun attack in New Guinea on May 15, 1945. Private Edward Kenna stood directly in the face of fire from a Japanese machine gun crew and continually fired upon them until they were killed and the lives of his fellow soldiers were saved.

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  40. GlobalPro Consulting to Host Conference on Marketing and Innovations for Islamic Financial Services in Kuala Lumpur (29-30 July 2009)

    GlobalPro Consulting is organizing the Conference on Marketing and Innovations for Islamic Financial Services on 29-30 July 2009. The event will be held at the 5-star Hotel Istana in Kuala Lumpur.

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  41. national arts festival grahamstown: Programme 3: Glenda Kemp, Orgie, By any old light

    Glenda Kemp (South Africa 2008) Director: Genevieve Louw Courtesy of Michaelis School of Fine Art (UCT) A brief and erotic excursion into the past and present of seventies exotic dance sensation and devout Christian Glenda Kemp. Echoing the conflict between Christ and the Devil, split-screen images merge the world of the flesh and the spirit. Orgie (South Africa 2009) Director: Hein de Vos Cast: Jan Ellis, Vicky Davis Courtesy of Made in Africa The first glimpse of a proposed feature

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  42. Sigur Rós ágætis byrjun is 10 – new vid and track from that era unearthed

    “ágætis byrjun was an album that came literally out of nowhere and seemed to tug at the heartstrings of those who least expected it. no one expected an album by an unknown band of four shy icelandic men in their early twenties, singing in icelandic, would become the worldwide music phenomenon it…

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  43. Buy Today’s Most Eminent Designer Clothes Online

    If you take one look at the City’s most eminent areas you will find that at its middle is a brilliant Matches retail store overflowing with the most appealing fashion from the world’s most exciting designers. With one click you will notice at the middle of the World Wide Web matchesfashion.com, provides the best of Internet designer fashion. Matches is a shop with an obvious difference, not only because it offers a fabulous mixture of variety, quality and delightfully constructed clothing but

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  44. Love thy neigh-bour: DiS gets talked at by Pulled Apart By Horses

    Leeds’ Pulled Apart By Horses played a smasher of a gig on Bristol Thekla’s tiny bar stage at the recent Dot to Dot festival, whereupon DiS took the opportunity to catch up with the reprobates and quiz them a but more about their somewhat unhinged world. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com

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  45. Never ending or beginning

    Christopher Davos posted a photo: Round, like a circle in a spiral, Like a wheel within a wheel Never ending or beginning On an ever spinning reel Like a snowball down a mountain Or a carnival balloon Like a carousel that’s turning, Running rings around the moon Like a clock whose hands are sweeping Past the minutes of its face And the world is like an apple Whirling silently in space Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind. Like a tunnel that you follow To a tunnel of its own Down a hollow to a cavern Where the sun has never shone Like a door that keeps revolving In a half-forgotten dream Or the ripples from a pebble Someone tosses in a stream Like a clock whose hands are sweeping Past the minutes of its face And the world is like an apple Whirling silently in space Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind. The Windmills of Your Mind * This fractal belongs to my set__ Colors * fractal art by Christopher Davos

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  46. Running rings around the moon

    Christopher Davos posted a photo: Round, like a circle in a spiral, Like a wheel within a wheel Never ending or beginning On an ever spinning reel Like a snowball down a mountain Or a carnival balloon Like a carousel that’s turning, Running rings around the moon Like a clock whose hands are sweeping Past the minutes of its face And the world is like an apple Whirling silently in space Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind. Like a tunnel that you follow To a tunnel of its own Down a hollow to a cavern Where the sun has never shone Like a door that keeps revolving In a half-forgotten dream Or the ripples from a pebble Someone tosses in a stream Like a clock whose hands are sweeping Past the minutes of its face And the world is like an apple Whirling silently in space Like the circles that you find In the windmills of your mind. The Windmills of Your Mind * This fractal belongs to my set__ Colors * fractal art by Christopher Davos

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  47. Mitsubishi looking at clean coal in Oz

    Saw this excerpt in The Australian Newspaper, as the ‘entity’ hasnt been disclosed, wasn’t really sure where to stick it……. MITSUBISHI Heavy Industries today said it was in talks for a coal-fired power generation plant using clean-coal technology in Australia, with an entity affiliated to the Queensland government. The comment came after the Nikkei reported in this morning’s edition that the Japanese heavy machinery maker was close to securing a deal to build the world’s first large-scale coal gasification power plant in Queensland

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  48. Plays by Mamet, Shepard and Brunstetter Will Spike Atlantic Theater’s Season (Playbill)

    Playbill – Atlantic Theater Company announced three of its 2009-2010 season productions, including a double-bill of the New York City premiere of Atlantic co-founder David Mamet’s Keep Your Pantheon and the world premiere of his School . The plays will be seen at the Off-Broadway company’s mainstage, the Linda Gross Theater on West 20th Street.

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  49. Cheap – Apple 30 GB iPod Video AAC/MP3 Player White (5.5 Generation)

    Apple 30 GB iPod Video AAC/MP3 Player White (5.5 Generation) Now that you can buy movies from the iTunes Store and sync them to your iPod, the whole world is your theater. With the Apple 30 GB iPod with Video Playback in hand, those movies fit comfortably next to TV shows, new iPod games, podcasts, audiobooks, photo albums, and, of course, an entire library of music–up to 7500 songs.

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  50. Bradford vs Belfast: The Selectivity of Media Coverage

    There isn’t a newspaper on the planet that hasn’t covered the news of the attacks on Romanian families in Belfast over the last few days.  Every tabloid from the London Times to the Petropavlovsk Gazette must have printed the story.  I even heard the news that Nubian tribes in the lower reaches of the Nile Basin were beating the incident out on their drums.  The world has seen an ugly side to some elements in Northern Ireland as the treatment of the Romanians has indeed been deplorable.  W

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