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She's Grammy's golden girl, with a record 27 wins to her credit, but Alison Krauss may be feeling a bit more yellow these days! As part of the celebration of the upcoming 500th episode of the long-running animated series 'The Simpsons,' Alison and her band Union Station will be heard fiddling around with the show's familiar opening theme song. (Listen to it here.)
The episode, titled 'At Long Last Leave,' sees the Simpson family evicted from their hometown of Springfield, after which they join a community on the outskirts of town. Julian Assange, the notorious WikiLeaks founder, will also be featured on the milestone show.
Alison and Union Station join a long list of musicians who have participated in 'Simpsons' episodes. Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Dixie Chicks, Linda Ronstadt, Kid Rock and Lionel Richie are among the hundreds of guest stars the show Emmy-winning show has attracted throughout its 23 seasons.
The most recent album by AKUS, 'Paper Airplane,' won two Grammys last week. Alison was nominated for her first Grammy award in 1990, shortly after the first-ever Simpsons episode aired. The 500th epidoe of 'The Simpsons' airs on FOX this Sunday (Feb. 19) at 8:00 PM ET. See a slideshow preview of the episode and a history of 'The Simpsons' here.
With less than a month until the release of his highly-anticipated sophomore album, David Nail has released the official cover art and track listing for the project, titled 'The Sound of a Million Dreams,' out Nov. 15.
In an exclusive chat with The Boot, the Grammy-nominated singer divulged the one clear direction he had for the new record, hoping it will "stand up on its own a bit more." Widely applauded for his flawless live vocals, David adds, "[I want to] make it a record you listen to and automatically anticipate seeing live with songs that really stand out live."
The Missouri native enlisted the help of two superstar buddies on one song in particular, co-writing 'I Thought You Knew' with Dave Haywood and Charles Kelley of Lady Antebellum. The soulful singer joked about how the male members of the superstar trio coaxed him into cutting the song for the record.
"It was an unspoken formality to say that it was something I dug," he says. "Then Charles definitely put on the pressure and said, 'Hey, you better cut this, or we're going to.' I don't know if that was a sales pitch or him trying to manipulate the situation to make sure I cut or if it was in fact true. It worked itself out."
Another song that made the cut on the 11-song collection is 'Let It Rain,' the project's current radio single. The track continues the singer's string of Top 20s, following the success of his last two hits, 'Turning Home' and 'Red Light.'
David is currently touring in promotion for 'The Sound of a Million Dreams.' Click here to view tour dates and ticket information.
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In this series we are going over a few basic LEGO techniques and ideas for building a good LEGO MOC (My-Own-Creation). I’ll be taking examples from several LEGO builders to give you a good idea of different styles and possibilities of the techniques covered, though unless otherwise specified, the examples are mine. We’ve already covered LEGO Bases & Borders, LEGO Landscaping, Customizing Your Minifigures, and LEGO Buildings & Vehicles, and now let’s try something a bit more relaxing: picture perfect scenes! 🙂
A LEGO scene, in this sense, refers to a LEGO build designed and engineered for a single, nothing-but-LEGO (or, nothing-but-the-build) shot. Occasionally, the creation is also viewable from another angle, or zoomed out (so you can see the whole thing), but the main emphasis is on a single shot. This is probably my favorite style of LEGO building – perhaps partly because it eliminates the need to use paper or bed-sheet backgrounds! And there’s just something about a picture that looks like it could be out of real life, but is built completely with LEGO!
When starting out building LEGO scenes, it’s probably a good idea to first try “flatter” ones with less space between the front of the build and the back. These are often a good deal easier, as you don’t have to figure in the camera angles and whatnot while building. Once you are done building all you have to do is zoom in or out with your camera to get the best shot. Below is an example by Ru Corder of this kind of scene.
Somewhat unfortunately for myself, I didn’t take my own advice and my first LEGO scene was a complicated forced-perspective affair that gave me quite some trouble to photograph. Here is a picture of what I’m talking about.
An important feature of a good LEGO scene is not using too many distracting details. Be sure the viewer knows what it is they’re supposed to be seeing. Since you are not using a paper background that usually gives a LEGO MOC a nice frame and uncluttered look, make sure there’s not too much stuff everywhere (unless it’s part of the effect, as in this scene by .Bricko), and that the focus point is obvious, as in the example below by Bruceywan.
Perhaps the nicest thing about building LEGO scenes is the huge potential for variety. A scene can be something from an existing movie, like this one by BMW_Indy (notice the clever way depth was achieved using mirrors).
Or here is a relaxing little windowsill herb-garden scene by cmaddison. Check out all the clever ways common LEGO elements are used!
So far, we’ve focused on minifigure sized LEGO scenes, but they can easily be geared to a different scale. As a general rule, building micro (smaller than minifigure size) is a bit more challenging. Adding detail at micro level takes a good deal of time and effort – something we’ll touch more on in a future article. And below is an example of a larger than minifigure scale LEGO scene, by General JJ.
I hope the above examples give you some inspiration for building your own picture perfect LEGO scenes. What do you think? Do you attempt to build picture perfect LEGO scenes yourself? Do you have any tips to share? Did any of the examples inspire you to give it a try? Or did all the food-scenes make you hungry? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below! 😉
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Dear sir, the Hobbit is a disgraceful movie, completely off from the books, Radagast doesn’t appear in the books at all let alone with a hare pulled sled. The movie is merely an opportunity for Peter Jackson to abuse his rights to make Tolkien films and so that he could make some sci-fi creatures through animation a a few dumb little costumes. For your information the only reason why those rights were sold to Peter Jackson was that J.R.R Tolkien couldn’t pay his bills on his home so he was forced to sell.
I always enjoy your posts! Very inspiring article you’ve written here…I might take a whack at a scene myself;)
If you are handy with Technic sets, Lego Digital Designer or just like drawing vehicles then this is a wonderful opportunity to share your ideas.
Keep in mind that even though the competition closes at midnight on December 31, 2012, the earlier you get your design finished the better!
The longer your design is on the site, the more people that vote, the greater your chance of winning.
New to LEGO Technic? Or a seasoned veteran builder with a basement full of elements? Not important. We’ve got the chassis, so if you have a great idea for an awesome design to go with it, don’t let anything hold you back!
Upload a picture of your design to the LEGO Technic Co-Creations Gallery. You can draw a model, use paper, sticks and glue, LEGO, or something completely different.
If you win, you can call yourself an honorary LEGO Technic Designer! We help you get the complete Technic design and building experience perfect. And the best part? We produce 20,000 of your unique model as exclusive collectibles!
You can find all the details on how to enter, tips and inspiration, and pictures of the chassis you need to use on www.lego.com/technic
The competition is open until midnight, December 31, 2012. But hurry – – you need time to get enough votes to make the top 100 and be considered for the final!
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Bahlsen, one of the most renowned food companies in Europe and the producer of the very popular Leibniz butter biscuits, has their headquarters located in Hannover, Germany. In front of the building stands a statue displaying a 20 kg (44 lb) brass Leibniz biscuit coated in gold. For over a century, it hung as an iconic symbol of the brand.
In January 2013, it mysteriously disappeared. With the police baffled and without any tangible leads, Bahlsen desperately offered a reward of €1,000 ($1,350 US at the time) for any information leading to the biscuits recovery.
A week later, instead of getting information, a local German newspaper received a ransom letter composed of newspaper clippings from the thieves, along with a picture of a person dressed in a Cookie Monster costume taking a bite out of the golden cookie. News of the incident made headlines around the world.
In a sort of modern-day Robin Hood story, the letter began with, “I have the cookie! And you want it”. The culprits demanded that the company donate boxes of the treats to a nearby children’s hospital and that the reward offered to be donated to an animal shelter in exchange for the return of the prized symbol. If demands weren’t met, they claimed that the biscuit would end up in the trash with Oscar the Grouch.
What I want to know is how did Cookie Monster get all the way from Sesame Street to Hannover unnoticed?
Your kids would be happy to know the real Cookie Monster was quick to point out that he was being framed. I still wouldn’t trust that Elmo guy though.
Only after Bahlsen announced that they would be donating 52,000 packages of Leibniz biscuits to 52 different social facilities, the thieves sent a second letter stating that they would return the giant treat.
As mysteriously as it vanished, it reappeared, wrapped in a red bow and bound to a bronze horse statue outside the University of Hannover. The police checked for any traces of fingerprints or DNA but came up empty, and officially closed the case a month later without any arrests made.
Shortly after its return, the golden Leibniz biscuit was rehung and the company fulfilled their promise to make the donations. So I guess all’s well that ends well… a ton of donations was made, the item was eventually returned, and Bahlsen received worldwide media attention, certainly boosting sales.
Plus, could you imagine the headlines accompanying the pictures of Cookie Monster being walked into a police station in cuffs?
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United Nations investigators are warning crimes against humanity are continuing unabated in Burundi.
Burundi became the first nation to withdraw from the ICC, partly in defiance of the international response the government crackdown after civil unrest and a coup attempt.
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