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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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Eddie Vedder ballad part of new benefit CD
By Rolling Stone
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Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder contributed "Skipping," a gentle acoustic ballad, to "Every Mother Counts 2012," a benefit for the maternal health advocacy campaign of the same name. The disc also features previously unreleased cuts by Beck, Coldplay, Bono and the Edge, Patti Smith, Paul Simon and Edie Brickell, Alanis Morissette and the Dave Matthews Band.
"Eddie was amazing to accept this project while in the midst of so much," says Every Mother Counts founder Christy Turlington Burns. "I spoke to him and exchanged several emails about his contribution. 'Skipping' is such a sweet song and I just love that his daughter Olivia has a little cameo at the start. He once wrote me saying that his girls would be proud one day that their dad contributed to such a meaningful project."
"Every Mother Counts 2012" will be available in Starbucks shops in the United States and Canada between May 1 and May 29, and $8 from the proceeds of each CD will go to the Every Mother Counts campaign.
Go here to listen to Vedder's song on RollingStone.com.
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Boy, 11, urinates on $36K worth of Apple MacBooks
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Helen A.S. Popkin
He had the means and the opportunity, but we may never know the motive of an 11-year-old student who urinated on a couple dozen laptops left unattended at Upper Allen Township Elementary in Pennsylvania.
In a report now?bemusing Mac fan forums across the Internet, the Upper Allen Township Police Department states?that "the cart and computers were damaged beyond repair, resulting in the loss of over $36,000."?
The cart in question contained approximately 30?school-owned MacBooks, according to a police department spokesperson I spoke to, who couldn't tell me why the kid did it ? let alone how. ?Because, c'mon ? 30 MacBooks, even stacked, make for?a formidable amount of square footage to cover, especially for a kid.
Nevertheless, all MacBooks went down as a total loss, and John Brownlee at Cult of Mac educates us on the likely reason why.?
We can all surmise that urinating upon your Mac will not be covered by your AppleCare, but here?s an interesting question: If you stand up right this second, unzip your fly and hose off all over your MacBook, can you even pay Apple to service the machines? The answer is no, because Apple looks at micturated-upon MacBooks as a biohazard.?
Sure enough, not even dog urine is acceptable. I know this because the helpful woman who answered the phone at the New York City's Fifth Avenue?Apple Store told me that no, if my dog urinated on my MacBook, no Apple Genius would touch it. What's more, "biohazard" is the exact word she used, right before she?encouraged me to "Google" a?repair outfit that would deign to?do such dirty work. ?
Dog urination aside, there are other MacBook?pathogens that may surprise you. So if?you smoke, heads up.?Cigarette smoke-infused Apple products count as biohazards too, as Consumerist reported in 2009.?
For the crime of creating $36K in Apple biohazards, the boy in question was charged with institutional vandalism and criminal mischief. While the police spokesperson assures me that, contrary to some reports, the kid was?not arrested, his case was forwarded to the Cumberland County Juvenile Probation Department.
Helen A.S. Popkin goes blah blah blah about the Internet. Tell her to get a real job?on?Twitter?and/or?Facebook. Also,?Google+.
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Divided We Fall
As the 6 races divide farther apart from one another, the spraks of a massive war among themselves grows ever brighter. Can 6 chossen from each race clean the smothering chaos that has engulfed thier land?
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Oblivian - Member for 4 years
Can I reserve the Highlen of Light please? Oh,and is there a certain gender they have to be? If so just PM to let me know,i'll have them up by tomarrow.
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BleedingLover - Member for 0 years
May I reserve the Soran of Wind? And I would also like to know about the gender thing.
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RiotTerritory - Member for 1 years
May I reserve the Aquarian of Water please
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ceh12 - Member for 0 years
ok thse spots will be held onto, and as for the gender question. there is now fixed gender. But I will ask that you check the races that have more of certain genders then others as you make your choice. and I would kinf of like an even of each gender. if it's possible that is, don't know who'll join.
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Oblivian - Member for 4 years
Sure, just a notice for everyne reserving, if you take to long I will drop your reservation.
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Oblivian - Member for 4 years
Ah that's right, I actually fogot to add ne detail about the chossen. Cause the powers are usually locked deep within them until they awaken it, there would have to be a strong emotional event or something impacting that happened to them as a mean of unlocking their powers. So don't forgetto add that about that.
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Vision Research Miro 120 footage hits the internet, looks amazing (video)
Filmmaker Jim Geduldick got hold of a Phantom Miro M120 super-slo-mo camera and decided to put it to the test. The small-bodied camera can record a staggering 730fps at a full resolution of 1920 x 1200, but can go as 200,000fps if you aren't too fussed about image quality. After the break we've got the video that'll make you rush excitedly to the Vision Research website, only to find that prices start from $25,000 -- keeping it strictly for music video directors (and Engadget Show segments).
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