HARRY ELEKTRON
Composer, Film and Documentary Music, Songwriter, Singer, Theatrical Performance
Jun 19, 2010
Harry Elektron, Composer, Theatrical Performance, Film and Documetary Music, Avant-Garde, Songwriting, Jun 19, 2010
Demos
Nolan Cook "The Residents" (Guitar in: Cincinnati Airport)
![U.S. Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick [D-District 1] talks at the Sedona Red Rock News office Saturday, June 12, about her legislation to designate forest lands around Sedona as a National Scenic Area.](http://www.redrocknews.com/images/stories/rep_ann_kirkpatrick_at_sedona_red_rock_news.jpg "Tom Hood/Larson Newspapers")
France24 - NASA's Kepler space telescope finds five new exoplanets
This image taken by the Kepler telescope and released by NASA
Wired Science, Wired.com - New Exoplanet Hunter Makes First 5 Discoveries, Jun19 2010
The Kepler Space Telescope, a designated planet-hunting satellite, has found its first five planets, among them an odd, massive world only as dense as Styrofoam.
DailyTech - CoRoT Confirms Six New Exoplanets
IMPACTLAB - Latest Trend: Making Dogs look like Pandas and Tigers, Jun 19, 2010
This is so bizarre I don’t know what to say. Reports in the British press are showing stories about dogs being dyed in China to look like giant pandas and tigers. At first, I didn’t believe it when I saw it yesterday, but now more photos are circulating.
Many people dress up their dogs for Halloween or for other holidays (we’ve done photo galleries actually of dogs dressed to the nines), and those have brought complaints from readers.
I always thought it was harmless, especially for the terrier Hattie Mae that loves her new outfits and is at the end of this pet photo gallery. She’s smiling.
But this seems so over the top and maybe even dangerous to me (dye around the eyes?). I would love to know what they’re thinking. Any ideas?
This is so bizarre I don’t know what to say. Reports in the British press are showing stories about dogs being dyed in China to look like giant pandas and tigers. At first, I didn’t believe it when I saw it yesterday, but now more photos are circulating. (Pics)
info@als-alexander.org or interalex1@yahoo.com
Royal Ascot 2010: Hong Kong raider Happy Zero to land Golden Jubilee: Horse Racing - Telegraph
Golden opportunity: Fleeting Spirit is sure to make a bold show Photo: GETTY IMAGES
Tour de France 2010: International Cycling Union to scan bicycles for illegal motors - Telegraph
Under scrutiny: Fabian Cancellara, Lance Armstrong and all the other
Jenson Button revels in McLaren success and warns there is more to come - Telegraph
On a roll: Jenson Button is confident he can mount a strong challenge to retain his world title Photo: EPA
US Open 2010: Graeme McDowell in new territory at Pebble Beach - Telegraph
Leading the way: Graeme McDowell mastered the conditions Photo: GETTY IMAGES
England v Algeria: Fabio Capello refuses to rule out quitting after poor World Cup display - Telegraph
Fuming: Fabio Capello felt left down by his England players Photo: AP
Murder case GP Dr Howard Martin: I helped patients die - Telegraph
By Nigel Bunyan
Published: 9:30PM BST 18 Jun 2010
Dr Howard Martin has admitted that he helped dozens of patients die. Photo: RII SCHROER
Published: 9:30PM BST 18 Jun 2010
Dr Howard Martin has admitted that he helped dozens of patients die. Photo: RII SCHROER
Band reunions: Reunited and it feels so good
The Faces epitomized rock 'n' roll in the early 1970s. When Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood joined forces with the Small Faces' Ronnie Lane, Ian McLagan and Kenney Jones, the band created hits like 'Stay With Me,' 'Cindy Incidentally' and 'Pool Hall Richard.' Watch out, Svanberg! Heat shifts from BP CEO Tony Hayward to chairman
BP CEO Tony Hayward may cling on after Thursday's mauling by U.S. lawmakers over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, investors and analysts said, while chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg looked less secure.
A Europe cruise was the perfect father-daughter experience
The Parthenon in Athens was one of many places the author got to experience with his daughter on a European cruise.
Teenage boys are eating machines, consume 2,000 calories at lunch without gaining fat: study
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Does your teen boy seem like a bottomless pit where food is concerned? It's not your imagination, according to a recent study. Pixar's 'Toy Story 3' is five-star fun; old friends Woody and Buzz Lightyear return in best one yet
In "Toy Story 3," working with millions of pixels and with feelings so large they take your breath away, the filmmakers actually capture what it means to be flesh and blood.
Lady Gaga roots for the New York Yankees in black lingerie at Subway Series
At Game 1 of the Subway Series in the Bronx Friday night, the singer blew kisses to the crowd, a far cry from her un-Lady behavior last week.
Hisanori Takahashi, New York Mets shut out New York Yankees, 4-0, in Subway Series opener in Bronx, Jun 19, 2010
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... New York Mets shut out New York Yankees, 4-0, in Subway Series ... hopelessly at Hisanori Takahashi's pitches for ... Mets edge Yanks in Subway Series opener.
Utah executes Ronnie Lee Gardner by firing squad
Utah Dept. of Corrections
Ronnie Lee Gardner was executed this morning in Utah. The convicted murderer asked for death by firing squad instead of lethal injection. Jun 18, 2010
Travel: travel guides, insurance, holiday news, hotel reviews and short city breaks - Telegraph
Now is the time to book a trip to Australia's coastline. Charles Starmer-Smith suggests a visit to Kangaroo Island.
Slovenia v USA: the World Cup Group C Match - in pictures - Telegraph
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Stars and stripes: just in case you did not know this fan suports USA.
Picture: Action Images
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph - Telegraph
England, short of inspiration, go in at half-time goalless in their second World Cup match. Follow it with Jonathan Liew.
BENITO MUSSOLINI's diaries 'hidden near Swiss border' Jun 18, 2010
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Posted by russeltarr on June 18, 2010. Michelangelo concealed anatomical sketches in the ... Next Post Benito Mussolini's diaries 'hidden near Swiss border' ...
AFP: Foreign firms in China targeted in labour unrest
Workers and police clash during a strike outside the Taiwan-funded KOK Machinery rubber factory in Kunshan, China
Second strike hits China Toyota supplier | Reuters
ZHONGSHAN China/BEIJING (Reuters) - A parts supplier for Japan's Toyota Motor Corp said on Friday it was dealing with its second strike in China this week, the latest in a rash
Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni meet Prince of Wales as they visit Britain - Telegraph
The Prince of Wales greeted Mr Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni, as they arrived at Clarence House during a day of official engagements to commemorate the historic milestone.
BP oil spill: People in New Orleans loathe the company but they're OK with the British | Alexander Chancellor | Comment is free | The Guardian
Protesters in New Orleans. Photograph: Mark Ralston/AFP
Stella McCartney and Celine help 'resort collections' shine in New York | Life and style | The Guardian
Stella McCartney's Spring 2011 presentation. Photograph: Sipa Press / Rex Features
UK budget deficit lower than feared | Business | guardian.co.uk
Britains's budget deficit is lower than feared according to May figures, but chancellor George Osborne is likely to press ahead with heavy austerity measures in Tuesday's budget. Photograph: Oli Scarff/Getty Images
World Cup 2010: England v Algeria - live! | Football | guardian.co.uk
Iraqi asylum seekers claim they were beaten on flight to Baghdad | UK news | guardian.co.uk
As many as 25 of the 42 men deported were reported to be under detention in Baghdad airport despite having been screened in advance by Iraqi officials in the UK. Photograph: Khalid Mohammed/AP
BBC News - Flash of light helps fight cancer
Cancer cells are notoriously resistant to attempts to kill them
BBC News - Stem cell therapy 'damage' seen in kidney disease case
There are hopes that stem cell therapy can be used to tackle many diseases
Dozens killed in China floods - Asia-Pacific - Al Jazeera English
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"Frozen Baby" on the Mend - The Early Show - CBS News
Finley Burton has been nicknamed the "Frozen Baby" after his body temperature was dropped for four days to just above freezing to help him heal after surgery. (CBS)
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