Vanquish Walkthrough – Part 13 [1080HD] (X360/PS3) – 1 / 6 – Video

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Title: Vanquish Release Date: October 2010 Platforms: Playstation 3, Xbox 360 Label: Sega Genre: Third-person shooter Age Rating: M VANQUISH Story: In the near future, Earth #39;s human population...

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Vanquish Walkthrough – Part 14 [1080HD] (X360/PS3) – 2 / 6 – Video

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Title: Vanquish Release Date: October 2010 Platforms: Playstation 3, Xbox 360 Label: Sega Genre: Third-person shooter Age Rating: M VANQUISH Story: In the near future, Earth #39;s human population...

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Top News:01/01/2015 Our Beautiful Earth Happy New Year Photos and Greetings from the ISS Crew – Video

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Happy New Year from the International Space Station! said Wilmore. We figure that we will be over midnight somewhere on the Earth on New Years for 16 times throughout this day. So...

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Radio ISS Streams Global Radio The International Space Station Can Hear

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The International Space Station circles the Earth about every 90 minutes, and in that time they move in and out of range of a number of terrestrial radio stations. If youre ever curious whats broadcasting in the part of the world the ISS is moving over, Radio ISS will play it for you.

The site itself is pretty simple. Once you visit, youll be treated to a view of the ISS live camera at Ustream, while the site shows you the position of the space station on a map, and streams terrestrial radio stations from the vicinity at the bottom of the page. If theres more than one available, you can choose among them, and you can watch as the ISS moves around the planet and the radio stations change based on its position.

Of course, this isnt quite what the ISS hears, since thats a bit more complicated, but it is a fun little experiment to see what they may be hearing if they were to tune in to terrestrial radio somehow. Its also worth noting that not every station in an area will stream for example, when I tuned in and the ISS was just west of Mexico (shown above) the closest station streaming on the internet was an AM station from Texas. Hit the link below to give it a try and see what you can hear.

Radio ISS: Listening to Earth from Space [via Kottke]

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ISS Crew to Raise Toasts for New Year's Eve 16 Times

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The crew aboard the International Space Station (ISS) will have an opportunity to raise their drinks 16 times as they orbit the globe on New Year's Eve, NASA said.

Zooming around the Earth at 17,500 miles per hour, the ISS will pass 16 times over places on the planet where it is midnight, although the year 2015 starts officially for the station at midnight by Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in London.

Expedition 42's Commander Barry Wilmore and NASA's Terry Virts, Russia's Elena Serova, Alexander Samoukutyaev and Anton Shkaplerov, and European Space Agency's Samantha Cristoforetti said they planned to celebrate with fruit juice toasts, according to the US space agency.

The crew is scheduled to be in its sleep shift on New Year's Day, which is their day off, but they may decide to stay up late for the occasion, NASA suggested.

According to the agency, the space travelers spent the last day of 2014 working on different experiments and preparing for the arrival of the next cargo ship, which is due to arrive on January 8.

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Live review: The Parson Red Heads ring in the new year with 'Rumours'

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Exactly 40 years ago, the Parson Red Heads informed the White Eagle audience on Wednesday night, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined Fleetwood Mac. The partnership rocketed the band to stardom and built one of rock's most enduring catalogs: what better way to celebrate the auspicious (and, the band admitted, coincidental) anniversary than with a tribute?

As 2014 crept into 2015, the Parson Red Heads -- bolstered by fellow Portland musicians to an eight-piece for the evening -- played 1977's "Rumours" straight through, catching the enthusiasm of the classic album's supergroup harmonies and indelible guitar solos. If you closed your eyes after enough McMenamins beer, it might be the '70s still, with Lindsey and Stevie and Christine McVie at the peak of their heartbroken powers. Drummer Brette Way matched both Mick Fleetwood's power and signature tone -- and Mick never had to play "The Chain" while pregnant.

Perhaps the comfort of nostalgia wasn't the boldest way to enter a new year, but a bar wall removed from sub-freezing temperatures, it was a warm and welcome one. The Parson Red Heads topped a night of decades-old tributes: Kevin Lee Florence opened with a spare, gritty performance of Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska," and the Moody Dudes (including Blitzen Trapper's Eric Earley, Telecast's Josh White and the Parson Red Heads' Evan Way, among others) delivered a winking rendition of the Eagles' "Greatest Hits 1971-1975" that even The Dude might've enjoyed after a long night, at least until the band got to "Tequila Sunrise." The group had fun with falsetto ("Witchy Woman") and teasing at too many lyrics ("Lyin' Eyes"), but the musicianship, particularly Earley's guitar work, was as serious as a nihilist.

-- David Greenwald

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Eric Powell: NASA Championships PTD race and track record at Sonoma GoPro – Video

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Fun race. I was able to work my way to the front rather lazily while taking care of the car and put it on cruise control. My 97 miata was driving wonderfully! I had minimal break pad material...

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