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  • Really interesting and well set up.
  • i thought ned kelly was a good movie, but heath ledger needs to learn how to act cause frankly he looked constipated when he was thinking in this movie. but on the other hand Orlando bloom managed to save the movie with his charming good looks ans sexy personality.and the other guy was perrty good too(steve).
  • i loved it!! it was excellent!!!!!!
  • Admittedly, I originally only wanted to see this film for the eye-candy that is Heath Ledger and Orlando Bloom (though how to leave Geoffrey Rush out of that...!!) but once I saw it, i was just captivated ( corny! i know!!) by the story. As a kid i`d heard of Ned Kelly and just thought he was a "scary outlaw. a bad man" but the film gave him a real life and showed just what he went through. Loved it, it should have been released properly!!! It deserves more recognition!!
  • I think that ned kelly was a really good movie. we had to watch it for english as we are doing assessment on it and it is a real tearjerker... i think this has made me view ned kelly as a real hero and someone who is determined and im glad he died with dignity..
  • I thought that Ned Kelly was a GREAT movie. The acters were good in it and super hot! Orlando and Heath we`re super good looking! They did a good job in this movie.
  • Although it wasn`t really an advertised movie, it was awsome! Orlando Bloom is HOT!! And so is Heath Ledger. They we`re good in this movie! Action movie lovers will enjoy this movie. There is also a some romance in it too.
  • i wanted to see Ned Kelly because Heath Ledger and Orlando Bloom were in it, but Ned Kelly is WAY more than eye candy!! The story was so captivating! I love it so much!

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Genre:  Action/Adventure, Drama
DVD: July 27, 2004

Current rating: Rating: 4.32
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  • Modular design
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Key Features

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  • Manufacturer: Shure
  • Review Price: £153.74

The SE315s sit at the top of their subset of Shure's earphone range, being the most expensive and - one would hope - best-sounding of the company’s single-driver products. Like the rest of Shure's SExx5 products the revamped SE315s improve over the SE310s with a more solid construction, a few design tweaks, and a slightly tweaked audio signature. The goal, as with all of the latest Shures, is improvement as opposed to revolution and, once again, it has proved successful.

Foremost these changes mean that the SE315's cables use a detachable MMCX connector, just like the SE535s and SE425s, so that the wiring and earpieces are replaceable individually if any particular part happens to break. As with their more expensive brethren, the SE315s' Kevlar-reinforced cabling feels like it will survive the rigours of regular use, walking a fine line between bulky and robust; the over-the-ear design helps keep the earpieces securely in place and eliminates microphonics.

Curiously, the earpices of the SE315s are actually a touch bulkier than the SE425s, despite the latter set packing in an extra driver per unit. That's not particularly astonishing - the drivers uses in each set are completely different - but it does mean that the SE315s aren't quite as snug in the outer ear, and as such aren't as comfortable when worn long-term; or, especially, when lying down.

Typically for a pair of Shure earphones the SE315s offer a great seal, isolating external noise, as well as giving a comfortable fit; especially with the hard foam tips - of which a choice of three sizes is provided. These are in addition to a pair each of soft foam and triple-flange tips, and three sizes of 'normal' silicone tips. The SE315s also come with an earwax cleaning tool, and a soft carrying case - complete with carabiner - but not the 3.5mm to 6.25mm adaptor that accompanies the more high-end models - no complaints here for that.

March 23, 2011, 12:42 pm

Would these be a good replace for my EC2's, the cables of which died recently? Nothing else I've tried has been anywhere as good :(

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March 23, 2011, 4:24 pm

"If you only care about sound quality, then you can save money by looking elsewhere".....where?

March 23, 2011, 4:30 pm

Did you read the review?

"Perhaps the most compelling alternatives are the Phonak PFE 012 earphones" - http://www.trustedreviews.com/...

March 23, 2011, 5:24 pm

I do hope Hugo Jobling is making his way down the Shure range and will soon be reviewing the cheapest of the SE models the SE215. I think the SE215 are one of the cheapest IEMs to be compatible with the foam tips from complyfoam.com. Which I hope give a better fit than my old Shure SE102, which are disintegrating after about a year of use.

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March 23, 2011, 7:21 pm

I thought Shure's new cabling system was a big step up from their old one but I've had problems with my SE535s. If you use them while exercising, sweat makes its way into the connector and over time builds up so it sounds like you have a loose connection. Although you can clean them with some cotton wool and the supplied earwax tool, I managed to break the connector on the earbud doing so and had to get a replacement from Shure...

Suffice to say, I now have a cheapie pair of earphones for when running.

March 23, 2011, 8:18 pm

I just got my SE 215 this week and already very fond of them. But i would say the review more or less applies to the 215's aswell, if you're after sound quality go for the 425's if you want the shure feature set. I bought mine cause of the feature set and a good sound quality but not in any way super. I have to say the sound insolation is very good and the overall build quality is very good.

March 24, 2011, 2:58 am

I think the SE215 must be the best of the SE series. I imagine that the SE535 must be the worst in sound quality (never heard it).
All these foams and no game make headphones dull.

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March 24, 2011, 4:41 am

Have the SE315's (got it through quidco for £13 on cashback) for a month now.
got it as a replacement for my cable damaged SE210, which I used for 2.5 years.
Was waiting for SE215, but my headphone broke recently before 215's due to hit the market and the god awful ipod headphone was a pain my ear.
with the cash-back diff between 215's R.R.P. and 315 was only coming up £27 didn't wait to click "buy now".
Got the clear version if you all are wondering. lol

August 18, 2011, 2:16 pm

just got my se315's have to say it was a frustraiting start as i found that the different size ear plugs provided are very difficust to get on and off and can easily be broken if to rough, but when you get the techniwue right and find the right plug for you the sound is absoloutly amazing, i amhearing things on songs i didnt know was there, the mids lows and highs are well balanced with a good bass which is great as im a drummer and will be using these for when im on stage, so frustrating start but amazing sound

October 9, 2012, 10:30 pm

I've used these o and off for over a year, and had to return them 3 times now due to poor build quality.
It's such a shame as they are such great sounding earphones and so comfortable.
They are definitely not worth the price for the quality.

John Hailes

February 9, 2014, 5:31 am

Having bough these as the cheaper alternatives to the 325 series and not a believer in burn in, am quite pleased. Initially i did not like them. Thought they lacked bass. Isolation of instruments was good but did not feel the music when listening to already recorded and mastered music. However what i found these did was make me tweak my eq setting on all my devices and what i can say is these do deliver fantastic sound when the eq is right. My preference(all by bell curves - peak db at the middle of the curve) is the boost at 31-80 by 3db. Dip at 125 -400 by 1.85db,Dip at 500-1.6 b by 1.85db.Boost from 1.6 to 3.1 by 1.11db Booost 1.6-3.1 by 1.5db. Total rogue dip at 4htz by 1.56db for this freq only. Long bell curve from 5 -20 boostin by 1.56db..... all couresty of Fidelial Musc player and apples own graphic EQ......

Sounds magic (no... fecking oustanding). Everyone will have there own magic curve depending on their ear.EQ is meant to shape the sound to your preference. Dont get hung up on how they sound out of the box.They are quality headphones with fantastic capability.The isolate sounds really well. I dont record live instruments but i think they would be fantastic for that. Devices used for listening.. Focusrite Saffire pro 14, apple mac air 2013, Samsung Galaxy S with voodoo sound and Galaxy note 1. Incidentally the Galaxy note sounds magic with them which completely surprised me as i regard this as the weakest sounding item in my devices.

December 9, 2014, 11:05 pm

Excellent sound and I mean excellent but be very careful when buying these head phones as the unless the vendor is an authorised shure dealer shure will not repair and replace under it's two year warranty scheme. I purchased a pair and found a fault with the left earphone I tried to contact the vendor but got no reply, eventually the left earphone failed completely and the right side was flakey at best

I contacted shure uk and they told me as the seller was not an authorised dealer they would not honour their 2 year warranty.

Caveat emptor ...

September 8, 2015, 9:53 am

I can confirm this as well. Always use a Shure dealer.

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2000 market crash

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Black hills archery turkey

Postby Dangler » January 28th, 2009, 7:33 am

I am a new user to this forum. My question is, can i use a bow and arrow to hunt turkeys in the Black Hills, with a
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton escapes the grasp of Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen during the the first quarter at the Metrodome on Sunday, October 14, 2013 in Minneapolis. (Pioneer Press: Sherri LaRose-Chiglo)
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton escapes the grasp of Minnesota Vikings defensive end Jared Allen during the the first quarter at the Metrodome on Sunday, October 14, 2013 in Minneapolis. (Pioneer Press: Sherri LaRose-Chiglo)

Is Cam Newton the most frustrating quarterback in Fantasyland?

Not to me. Not anymore, at least.

You see, I drafted him last year, on the heels of his stellar rookie campaign. Newton got off to a slow start, accumulating just 10 total TDs over the first half of the 2012 season with relatively modest passing and rushing statistics to offset his scoring deficit.

In fact, through his first eight games, Newton had amassed 464 fewer yards and eight fewer TDs in 2012 vs. 2011.

To be sure, he came on fairly strong over the second half, but I had long stopped risking him in my starting lineup by then. Meanwhile, the team he “led” was mired in the bottom half of my fantasy league.

I have a fairly long memory on matters like this, and I tend to hold grudges. So Newton found himself on my personal do-not-draft list this year, alongside the likes of DeMarco Murray, Darren McFadden, DeAngelo Williams, Mark Ingram, Danny Amendola, Miles Austin and Lance Moore. (Full disclosure: Philip Rivers was on the list, too. I’m still not convinced.)

Those of you who just watched Newton rack up four combined TDs and 242 passing yards for Carolina against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday — while safely ensconced on your bench — can relate.

According to one top league-management site, Newton was benched in roughly a third of all leagues in Week 6. But I was alerted to the issue because all three of his owners in the leagues in which I compete benched him. And all three were grousing about it Sunday night and Monday morning.

I heard the same, familiar complaints I expressed about him last season.

“You never know when he’s going to show up.”

“I play him against Arizona, and he coughs up the ball four times. I bench him, and he goes nuts.”

“He drives me #%$@*&! crazy.”

That’s funny. He doesn’t bother me at all.

Free-agent picks and pans

To win a fantasy championship, it helps to start with a great draft. But filling in your roster throughout the season with the right free agents is also important. Here’s a look at players worth considering and others who would look better in someone else’s lineup.

Nick Foles, QB, Eagles. I advised you to grab Foles last week, but he’s still available in almost every league. Following his bravura 4-TD performance against the Bucs, you’ll have to compete for him now. Don’t be surprised if Mike Vick’s recovery drags on well past the Week 7 matchup with the Cowboys.

Brandon Jacobs, RB, Giants. With news that David Wilson’s season, if not his career, could be in jeopardy because of a serious neck condition, Jacobs may have the Giants’ backfield to himself until Andre Brown (leg) returns. That won’t be until Week 10 at the earliest. Meanwhile, Michael Cox is the only other healthy back in the fold. After his 106-yard, 2-TD outing against the Bears, Jacobs is worth a pickup. The Giants next play the Vikings on Oct. 21 on Monday Night Football.

Harry Douglas, WR, Falcons. There’s a reason Douglas is available in nine out of 10 leagues. He’s as inconsistent and unreliable as they come. Even now, with Julio Jones lost for the season and Roddy White expected to miss multiple games with hamstring and ankle injuries, I’m reluctant to recommend him. But unless Atlanta makes a bold move, Douglas and Tony Gonzalez will be the only experienced hands available to Matt Ryan when the Falcons return from their bye this weekend.

Terrance Williams, WR, Cowboys. You can look at the depth chart or watch the game. The former says Miles Austin is the starter. The latter says Williams the rookie is the playmaker. Following his breakout performance in Week 5 against the Broncos, Williams caught Tony Romo’s only scoring pass Sunday night. Williams is not an every-week starter, but he has significant upside and was clearly drafted to replace the hamstring-challenged Austin. The transition is in progress.

Percy Harvin, WR, Seahawks. The former Vikings is eligible to be activated off the PUP list, and his return is “just around the corner,” said his coach. It’s time to grab Harvin if he’s available, as he could come in very handy down the stretch. Russell Wilson’s value will soar, as well, with his multitalented new wideout on the field.

Joseph Randle, RB, Cowboys. If the rookie starts in Week 7, it will be strictly by default. And you won’t like the results. Dallas had high expectations for Randle when they drafted him, but he was thoroughly outplayed during the preseason by both Lance Dunbar (hamstring) and Phillip Tanner (arm). With DeMarco Murray (knee) injured yet again, it may be wise to avoid this backfield altogether until Dunbar, the best of the group, is healthy.

Andre Ellington, RB, Cardinals. The only thing worse than investing in one of the league’s weakest rushing attacks is investing in the backup. Though Ellington is steadily encroaching on Rashard Mendenhall’s workload, and the rookie supplements his mediocre rushing stats with a handful of receptions, he’s still just a desperation play in any given week. He only has value in the deepest of leagues.

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TULSA, Okla.—A former janitor at a Tulsa megachurch was sentenced Friday to 18 months in prison for making a lewd proposal to a 14-year-old girl.

Israel Castillo, 24, who worked at the 17,000-member Victory Christian Center in south Tulsa, pleaded guilty in August to sending lewd Facebook messages to the teenage congregant. He had no pre-arranged deal with prosecutors, who asked District Judge William Kellough to sentence Castillo to 15 years in prison during Friday’s hearing.

Castillo’s defense attorney, Jill Webb, argued that Castillo should not be locked up for a good part of his life over what amounted to a three-hour Facebook conversation with the girl, which she did admit was wrong.

“He’s never touched a girl in his life,” Webb said. “He’s a virgin.”

However, Sarah McAmis, director of the Crimes Against Children Division at the district attorney’s office, told the judge that Castillo had failed to accept full responsibility for what he had done and described how his actions demoralized the girl.

“As a result, she was ostracized from her church and youth group and she took on a lot of the blame herself, even though this isn’t her fault,” she told the court. “She was a vulnerable girl and he took advantage” of that.

Castillo offered a tear-filled and rambling, often incoherent, apology, saying his dreams and hopes had been crushed and that he wasn’t the person many people made him out to be since his arrest.

“I’m not a monster,” said Castillo, looking down and wiping away tears with his shackled hands.

Kellough seemed to agree with parts of the defense argument, noting there was no assault and no physical contact with the victim.

“This is a difficult decision,” he said before passing the sentence, which will require Castillo to serve more than four years of probation and register as a sex offender.

Friday’s sentencing brings to a close the criminal portion of the scandal that engulfed the worldwide ministry last summer.

Another former Victory janitor, Chris Denman, was sentenced to 55 years in prison in December for sex crimes including the rape of a 13-year-old girl in a ministry stairwell. Five Victory employees—including the son and daughter-in-law of ministry co-founder and head pastor Sharon Daugherty—were charged because they waited two weeks before reporting that rape to authorities.

The only remaining piece of the Victory scandal involves a civil claim brought last September by the mother of the 13-year-old rape victim. She alleges the church was more worried about damage control than the well-being of her daughter—an argument the ministry denies. That case is set for a January jury trial.

In March, youth pastors John and Charica Daugherty received five-year deferred sentences after pleading no contest to a misdemeanor charge of waiting to report the August 2012 rape. The couple was ordered by the court to visit at least 20 organizations that work with children, such as churches and day cares, to talk with employees about promptly reporting abuse.

Three of the Daughertys’ co-workers also pleaded no contest to failing to report child abuse. Paul Willemstein and Anna George were sentenced to 30 days in jail, and Harold “Frank” Sullivan received a one-year suspended sentence.

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Six Links Worthy Of Your Attention #189

Is there one link, story, picture or thought that you saw online this week that you think somebody you know must see?

My friends: Alistair Croll (BitCurrent, Year One Labs, GigaOM, Human 2.0, Solve For Interesting, the author of Complete Web Monitoring, Managing Bandwidth: Deploying QOS in Enterprise Networks and Lean Analytics), Hugh McGuire (PressBooks, LibriVox, iambik and co-author of Book: A Futurist's Manifesto) and I decided that every week the three of us are going to share one link for one another (for a total of six links) that each individual feels the other person "must see".

Check out these six links that we're recommending to one another:

  • Burnt: A heated hullabaloo over $4 toast - Edible San Francisco. "The always-quotable Alex Howard once told me that tax rates are simply the cost the rich are willing to pay to stop the poor rising up, or something like that. There's a class war brewing in the Bay Area (and even Tom Perkins has agreed Kristallnacht might not have been the best choice of words). But whatever side of the burbclave fence you're on, something's got to give. And apparently, it's toast--hipster, organic, toast for the one percent. On a recent NPR comedy show, the host remarked that he 'hadn't seen thin, scruffy men in hats this excited about toast since the great depression.' That might make for good copy, but the story's a bit deeper. Here, then, is a piece in defense of toast, suggesting that perhaps it isn't the perfect lightning rod for income-inequality debaters." (Alistair for Hugh).
  • Former FCC commissioner thinks it's time to go nuclear on ISPs - BGR. "Decades ago, the US federal government gave carriers billions of dollars to build out broadband. The carriers pocketed the money, the US is still miles behind other countries in terms of access to fast bandwidth, and carriers want to treat traffic that makes them money differently from traffic from, say, Google or Facebook. Well, things are about to get worse. Earlier this month, the FCC's regulatory framework for forcing carriers to respect net neutrality was thrown out. The FCC still has a trick up its sleeve, though: reclassify Internet service providers as common carriers, the way they treat phone companies. This would have wide-reaching consequences for the fortunes of every ISP, and who makes money from communications. Watch this space." (Alistair for Mitch).
  • The Three Leakers and What to Do About Them - The New York Review of Books. "One of the defining debates of our time will surely be: what to do about privacy now that (almost) all our communications, locations, buying habits, reading habits, watching habits, among other things, are trackable? These kinds of questions cut in many directions: what should states be able to know? What should states be able to conceal? What do journalists have a responsibility to expose? Not to mention, what all those private companies should  be allowed to do with our data  the Googles and Facebooks everyone frets about; the Visas and Mastercards no one seems to notice; and the ISPs and telcos on whose wires and towers our communications travel. In this age of data, spying and just-about complete capture (of private citizen information; of government secrets) three people  Snowden, Assange and Manning - have more or less given up their lives in exchange for bringing these questions front-and-center. And the conundrum, especially for the American government, is: what to do about them?"  (Hugh for Alistair).
  • The Paratext's the Thing - The Chronicle Of Higher Education. "Why the aside, the conversation, the Tweets and blog posts and Facebook comments are becoming more important than the things they are talking about." (Hugh for Mitch).
  • Everything I need to know about management I learned from playing Dungeons and Dragons - Quartz. "I was at my parent's house earlier this week. It is the house that I grew up in. On my journey to rediscover the electric bass, I was trying to find all of my old books from school on the subject. Of course, it was all just where I had left it. Right next to the stack of books, I discovered my original Dungeons & Dragons starter kit box. It included instruction manuals, adventures, the famous dice and even some characters I had developed. It transported me back in time to my early teens. I didn't think I was a nerd (or I didn't care), but I loved creating characters with friends and taking them on adventures. It was much more than a board game, it was much more than role-playing, and it was much more than something we did to kill time. I learned a lot from building these characters and these worlds. It's quite possible, that I never realized just how much..." (Mitch for Alistair).
  • What You're Worth To Facebook - The New Yorker. "Facebook had a great week. Just look at their stock. Just look at how they've managed to embrace and run with mobile. Just look at the pending launch of stand-alone apps like, Paper. The question becomes this: is there any chance that Facebook can outdo Google at this point? The real promise of Google's revenue from advertising is that they are able to put a message in front of people who are searching for something, in specific. Is it possible, that Facebook can take this a step further by putting messages in front of people that are hyper-relevant without those people even having to search for it? Facebook thinks so. Let's see if they can pull it off and what this means to companies like Google and Yahoo." (Mitch for Hugh).

Now it's your turn: in the comment section below pick one thing that you saw this week that inspired you and share it.

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Parents out there are probably worried about letting their children answer the door, especially since it could be anyone, from your friendly neighbor to a criminal. However with the placement of the peephole being way too high up for most kids, combine that with a child’s natural curiosity and you’ve got yourself a potentially dangerous situation.

Thanks to designer Hyun-june Yang, hopefully this concept called “Who is out there” will be put into production soon, especially since it does not look overly complicated or requires superior technical knowledge to build. As you can see in the rendering above, “Who is out there” is essentially a peephole for children that uses the principle of the periscope (like submarines) to allow them to look and see who is out there.

Unfortunately this appears to be more of a concept at the moment rather than an actual product, but hopefully parents will start to see the benefits to having something similar like this installed in their front door in the future, especially if they have young children at home.

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Evangelical Journeys
Choice and Change in a Northern Irish Religious Subculture

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Author Biography

Claire Mitchell is Senior Lecturer in Sociology at Queen's University Belfast, and is the author of Religion, Identity and Politics in Northern Ireland: Boundaries of Belonging and Belief. Gladys Ganiel is Lecturer in Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation at Trinity College Dublin at Belfast, and is the author of Evangelicalism and Conflict in Northern Ireland.

Why do some people become more religiously conservative over time, whilst others moderate their views or abandon faith altogether? Drawing on 95 interviews with evangelicals and ex-evangelicals in Northern Ireland, this book explores how religious journeys are shaped by social structures and by individual choices. It tells the stories of pro-life picketers, liberal peace-campaigning ministers, housewives afraid of the devil, students deconstructing their faith and atheists mortified by their religious past. Through hearing everyday stories about love, family, work and health, as well as politics, this book explores the many different worlds of ordinary evangelicals in Northern Ireland and the surprising ways in which their beliefs and practices can change over time. "Evangelical Journeys" is a well written book in a jargon-free style that will make it of interest to general as well as specialist readers.


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The 2009 runners-up, England's recent story is that of continuous progress and a first major title may not be far away.
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FIFA Women's World Cup44241010
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The 2009 runners-up, England's recent story is that of continuous progress and a first major title may not be far away.

England reached the UEFA Women's EURO 2009 final 25 years after making that stage in the inaugural continental competition.

Hope Powell had played in the 1984 two-legged final against Sweden, lost on penalties; by 2009, she had already been coach for more than a decade. Although England lost 6-2 to Germany in the Helsinki decider, they confirmed their new status as one of Europe's leading forces. They have not failed to qualify for a major tournament since 2003, and reached the 2007 and 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup quarter-finals.

The growth of the game in England was underlined in 2011 by the launch of the FA Women's Super League, and the next year more than 70,000 fans were at Wembley to watch Powell's English-dominated Great Britain side beat Brazil 1-0 at the Olympics.

Qualifying round: Group 6 winners, P8 W6 D2 L0 F22 A2 Pts20

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Coach: Hope Powell

Date of birth: 8 December 1966

Playing career: Millwall Lionesses LFC, Fulham LFC, Croydon LFC

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Since becoming England's first female national coach in 1998, Hope Powell has transformed women's football in her country.

Born in London, Powell started playing football aged 11 and developed into a talented midfielder at Millwall Lionesses LFC. She went on to represent Friends of Fulham LFC and Croydon LFC and won the FA Women's Cup three times, in addition to the championship in 1996. Her international career began as a 16-year-old against the Republic of Ireland, and she was part of the side that reached the last eight of the 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup in Sweden.

After 35 goals in 66 games for England, Powell went on to become the first female coach of her country in 1998 and she now oversees the whole women's set-up from the Under-15s upwards. In 2003, she was the first woman to earn the coveted UEFA Pro Licence. By then, Powell had been awarded an OBE in the Queen's birthday honours list and had taken England to the 2001 UEFA European Women's Championship.

In 2003, she was inducted into the English Football Hall of Fame, only the second woman to be so honoured, and after hosting EURO 2005 and making the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup quarter-finals, Powell steered the team to the EURO 2009 final, losing to Germany. Powell also managed the Great Britain team that made the 2012 Olympic quarter-finals on home soil.

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2005: group stage
2001: group stage
1997: qualifying play-offs
1995: semi-finals
1993: quarter-finals
1991: quarter-finals
1989: did not qualify
1987: fourth place
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March 5, 2013

LEXINGTON, Ky. – Three Kentucky women’s basketball players were honored by the Southeastern Conference on Tuesday including senior guard A’dia Mathies, who was named the 2013 SEC Co-Player of the Year along with Tennessee’s Meighan Simmons. Junior center DeNesha Stallworth joins Mathies on the All-SEC First Team, while junior forward/center Samarie Walker was named to the All-SEC Second Team and All-Defensive Team.

Mathies, a native of Louisville, Ky., becomes the first player in the SEC to win back-to-back SEC Player of the Year honors from the league coaches since Seimone Augustus of LSU earned it in 2005 and 2006. The 5-foot-9 guard also gives UK its third Player of the Year honor from the league coaches in the last four years. Former All-American Victoria Dunlap (2008-11) earned the award in 2010.

Mathies was named the SEC’s top player after leading seventh-ranked Kentucky to its fourth consecutive 25-win season, including a school-record-tying 13 wins in conference play. In SEC games, she ranks second in scoring (18.2 ppg) and 3-point field goal percentage (.447), third in 3-point field goals made per game (2.4), fifth in free-throw percentage (.810) and eighth in field-goal percentage (.417).

The All-America candidate is the SEC’s active leading scorer with 1,899 career points. She has scored double figures in 27-of-29 games this season, including 20 in a row. She is the first player in Kentucky basketball history (men or women) to accumulate over 1,800 points, 500 rebounds, 300 assists and 300 steals in her career, and currently ranks in the top 10 of 13 UK career lists, including No. 2 in scoring and No. 3 in steals (303). She needs just six more steals to tie the career record of 309 set by Stacey Reed from 1991-95.

Stallworth, who is in her first year playing in the SEC after transferring from Cal last season, joins Mathies on the first team. The 6-foot-3 center ranks second on the team in scoring (12.5 ppg), blocks (44), rebounding (6.0 rpg), field-goal percentage (.485), and field goals made (144). In the SEC-only stats, she ranks in the top 20 in scoring (17th), rebounding (17th), field-goal percentage (fifth) and blocks (fifth).

The Richmond, Calif., native has charted a team-high-tying eight double-doubles this season and has scored in double digits 22 times, including 11 SEC games.

Walker was named to the second team and all-defensive team as the only post player in the SEC to rank in the top 10 in rebounding (third), blocks (fourth) and steals (10th). The 6-1 forward leads UK in rebounding (8.6), steals (2.1), field-goal percentage (.545) and blocks (1.6). She also is fourth on the team in scoring with 9.5 points per game. The West Carrollton, Ohio native has eight double-doubles this season and has been Kentucky’s leading rebounder in 15 games with 12 double-figure rebounding performances.

The Wildcats (25-4) begin postseason play Friday, March 8 at 6 p.m. EST in the quarterfinals of the SEC Tournament. UK, the No. 2 seed, will play the winner of Vanderbilt (No. 7 seed) and Missouri (No. 10 seed). The Cats defeated both squads on the road in their regular-season matchups.

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Inspired by Venus Flytrap, Researchers Develop Folding ‘Snap’ Geometry

UMass Amherst team uses curved creases to quickly transform thin shells

AMHERST, Mass. – Inspired by natural “snapping” systems like Venus flytrap leaves and hummingbird beaks, a team led by physicist Christian Santangelo at the University of Massachusetts Amherst has developed a way to use curved creases to give thin curved shells a fast, programmable snapping motion. The new technique avoids the need for complicated materials and fabrication methods when creating structures with fast dynamics.

The advance should help materials scientists and engineers who wish to design structures that can rapidly switch shape and properties, says Santangelo. He and colleagues, including polymer scientist Ryan Hayward, point out that until now there has not been a general geometric design rule for creating a snap between stable states of arbitrarily curved surfaces.

“A lot of plants and animals take advantage of elasticity to move rapidly, yet we haven’t really known how to use this in artificial devices,” says Santangelo. “This gives us a way of using geometry to design ultrafast, mechanical switches that can be used, for example, in robots.” Details of the new geometry appear in an early online issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The authors point out, “While the well-known rules and mechanisms behind folding a flat surface have been used to create deployable structures and shape transformable materials, folding of curved shells is still not fundamentally understood.” Though the simultaneous coupling of bending and stretching that deforms a shell naturally gives items “great stability for engineering applications,” they add, it makes folding a curved surface not a trivial task.

Santangelo and colleagues’ paper outlines the geometry of folding a creased shell and demonstrates the conditions under which it may fold smoothly. They say the new technique “will find application in designing structures over a wide range of length scales, including self-folding materials, tunable optics and switchable frictional surfaces for microfluidics,” such as are used in inkjet printer heads and lab-on-a-chip technology.

The authors explain, “Shape programmable structures have recently used origami to reconfigure using a smooth folding motion, but are hampered by slow speeds and complicated material assembly.” They say the fast snapping motion they developed “represents a major step in generating programmable materials with rapid actuation capabilities.”

Their geometric design work “lays the foundation for developing non-Euclidean origami, in which multiple folds and vertices combine to create new structures,” write Santangelo and colleagues, and the principles and methods “open the door for developing design paradigms independent of length-scale and material system.”

Other members of the team at UMass Amherst are Nakul Bende, Arthur Evans, Sarah Innes-Gold and Luis Marin, with physicist Itai Cohen at Cornell University. This work is funded by the National Science Foundation.


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Linen Overall Dress – Forever21 | White Scoop Neck Vest – TopShop | Black Boater Hat – Yellow108 (Similar) | Black Bulcher Shoe – Zara

Ever since overalls came back full force I have been wanting an overall (pinafore) dress to go along with it. Low and behold I couldn’t take my eyes off this linen overall dress from Forever21 when I first came across it. The curse of being a good online shopper is that your bound to run into the cutest stuff in the black hole that is Luckily I actually stumbled across this in store unintentionally so I was able to try it on and seal the deal. Not to mention that day I received a 40% off in store one day only coupon and had to use it (side note: Forever21’s email newsletters are actually really useful and fun). This little number was perfect for the scorcher that was Tuesday in Los Angeles. For some odd reason every time I make a trip out there its on the hottest day of the month. Just my luck I suppose? I attended my first press preview on Tuesday and it was amazing. The space the PR agency rents out as their office can also be used as a live-in studio. The location is perfect (right off Hollywood Blvd) and the rooftop was the raddest spot to snap a few photos. If only my office had that kind of view!

Positives of this outfit was the linen blend fabric being so breezy, negatives, the same linen fabric wrinkles soooo easily. I’d recommend getting this one in black for that reason, you can’t really argue with the cuteness for the price.

I’m really looking forward to bigger and better things with my blog. Unfortunately working full time I have to really pick and choose what events I can attend based on, work, traffic, time off, etc. But I am so grateful for the amazing people and brands that have approached me thus far. Just know I love working with you all and most of all thank you to my supporters and readers out there who actually enjoy looking at this stuff!

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Lace-Up Nautical Top – TopShop | Flared Clean Wash Jean – Forever21 | White Blazer – H&M Target | Taupe Strappy Heel – Forever21

A crowd pleaser and crowd favorite, the striped tee. This one however comes with a little twist, or should I say tie. The lace up detailing made this one a no brainer purchase (not to mention you have a little more encouragement when shopping in Vegas). I’ve noticed a depletion in the tops & blouses category in my closet, while I love the ability to throw on a t-shirt, sometimes I need something with more detail and draws more attention. This look as you guessed it was inspired by the recent 70s revamp we have seen this season! You can go ahead and say it, again with the 70s mantra? But seriously I just can’t help myself. Porter magazine also gave me some serious inspiration hence for the silk inspired neck tie (thanks sis). When your jewelry ain’t cutting it a silk printed scarf is a great alternative. Also I am still madly in love with my wide leg denim, just don’t tell my 15 year old self I went back ok?

Suede a-line Skirt

Navigli Crop Top – CSBLA | Faux Suede Button Down A-Line Skirt – H&M (DEAL) | Ardella Sandal – Sam Edelman | Black Denim Jacket – Thrifted | Black Boater Hat – Yellow108 (Similar)

Seriously 70s vibing as of late so I had to hit up H&M to checkout their latest collection. The classic a-line skirt can be worn with just about anything and the suede and button down accents add extra texture and flair to what otherwise would be a pretty simple basic. I went for a more mod 70s approach with my look having chosen one of my favorite crop tops from CSBLA but pairing this skirt with an off shoulder long sleeve crop top is next on the list! The skirt hits the perfect spot on my waist and is a great length for crop tops when you don’t want to expose too much tummy. My favorite part of a-line skirts that are structured such as this one, is that you don’t have to worry about blustery days. There’s nothing I hate more than trying to hold down a skirt whilst carrying a ton of bags for work (they call me the bag lady).

On another big purchase note, these little Sam Edelman babies on my feet are everything I’ve wanted and more. I’m loving the laced up sandal look but wanted something a little more casual that I can wear running around on weekends or even at work (without committing to walking around all day in heels). What I loved most about these was the leg wraps and the short heel that adds a little height into the equation. I’ve already worn them with this outfit as well as with some boyfriend jeans and an oversized button up. They are completely versatile since as you know, I’m not one for having a “boho” style. Just goes to show you that you CAN make an outfit whatever you’d like, no labels need be attached.

BlankNYC Asymmetric Denim Skirt

Total Betty Denim Skirt – BlankNYC | Oversized White Button Down Shirt – H&M (Similar) | Black Boater Hat – Yellow108 (Similar) | Ankle Boots – Sam Edelman | Lucca Belted Coverup – CSBLA

Grabbed a quick shot of this look over the weekend. It’s finally been warming up so this asymmetric denim skirt from BlankNYC could come out and play. I’ve been interested in the comeback of the denim skirt but hadn’t been able to really commit to purchasing what to me was the American Eagle destroyed mini skirts that haunted me in high school (I’m sure you all agree). When I saw this particular number I knew it would fit the bill for a) uniqueness, um raw and asymmetric hem anyone? anyone? b) length, when working an office 9-5 job you have to at least TRY and maintain dress code. c) satisfied my hunger for a denim skirt, hello Canadian tux…skirt edition.

Even my fiance was doubtful of my purchasing, when noted “I think I want to get a denim skirt” his response “ew”. I guess we are all haunted by those high school Hollister days. Luckily style, as it has always been in my eyes, is completely relative to what you make of it. Pairing this skirt with an oversized button up, some black booties, my favorite flat top boater hat and some deep purple lips can really make it into something else. (no polo shirts here).

On a side note I hope I’m not boring you too much with my subtle backdrops, while it really looks good aesthetically to be honest I just don’t have the time to really location scout. I’m graced with living next to some cool industrial buildings that have some unique looking walls, not to mention around 6pm when I get home from work, the best lighting of your life.

H&M Linen Khaki Tie Waist Trouser

Linen-blend pants – H&M | Rimini Crop Top – CSBLA | Levis Jacket – Thrifted | Heeled Booties – Zara (Similar) | Huxley Sunglasses – Electric Eyewear

My obsession with paper bag trousers continues with this linen khaki pair from H&M. These are so lightweight and the perfect addition to my spring wardrobe. Not to mention the color really adds something extra (getting a little tired of black, blue, white and grey only). Of course I had to pair it with my favorite CSBLA crop top to keep it simple and some heeled booties for extra leg length. I really do need more heeled sandals and boots. Definitely will be next on my list of purchases!

I’m excited to be able to wear these trousers to work with a blouse tucked in or out and about on the weekends with some fitted crop tops. These are part of H&M’s latest collection so be sure to pick up a pair before they sell out. I also picked up these amazing new sunglasses from Electric and they are the most lightweight and comfortable sunglasses I’ve had to date. Not to mention the style is something I haven’t come across yet, a mix between aviators and round sunnies. Perfect retro vibes all around.

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Longline Side Slit Tee

Longline Side Slit Tee – H&M | Leather Leggings – H&M (Similar) | Pointed Toe Chelsea Boot – Zara (Similar) | Black Boater Hat – Yellow108 (Similar) | Black Denim Jacket – Levi’s

Fashion has such a funny way of switching up as my life progresses. I’m becoming a little more conscious of my purchases now that I actually have to buy items for my apartment, upcoming wedding, dog, etc. But I definitely have my roots in an edgier style that I seem to have moved away from for awhile (doesn’t always help that I work in an office).

Oversized tees with side slits are great pieces to incorporate into your wardrobe, not to mention this olive green color really hits the spot for spring. Tunic style tops are always great to piece together with a pair of super skinny jeans or in this case, faux leather leggings. These leggings are extra special for me because they these great knee slits in them. Makes them a lot more functional for squatting or picking up things. I grabbed both of these pieces from H&M which again is a must shop store for me, its not often you can find cute work, bohemian, edgy and classic styles under one roof.

Accented the look with my favorite pointed toe chelsea boots, my black denim jacket and black boater hat. Can’t go wrong with pieces like these!


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Former member of the ever-changing pop trio The Sugababes, Mutya Buena, has slammed body-shamers who targeted her online.

After uploading a series of photos to Instagram in which the singer was sporting skimpy bikinis and showing off her ink, Buena was subjected to unjust abuse from numerous commenters.

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Mutya Buena don’t give a fuck what you think.

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Mind your business and keep your opinions nobody gives a s**t. I always thought how do people who chat s**t last so long.

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I love my life my surroundings my family and friends soooo nothing’s gonna bother me Coz I don’t care so I will keep puttin up pictures just to p*** off the ones who hate me. Keep looking #overtatted #tatted will keep on getting #tatted my body not urs opinion means 0.

Like water off a duck’s back – that is how you handle trolls.

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I'm trying to take some components inside a prefav who is a Canvas, the prefav inside have two panels and, on each one of them, inside them, have 4 buttons, i want to access this buttons to try -somehow- to add the script to the OnClick() area and then, select a function, and add a variable if the function requiere it, so the questions are simple.

How exactly i can access the panels and the buttons from C#?

And then, how can i access the OnClick() selected script area of the buttons through C#?

How can i from then get the function of that script through C#?

And how i can, after that, bring a variable valu if the functin ask for it through C#?

And also:

What are exaclty at component level the panels?, i know they (i guess/heard) can't be selected like "Panels", so the question stands, whats exactly the type of component that a panel is?, it doesn't seem in the GameObject list than there is actualy a Panel type at all.

What are they?

This is what i have so far:

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Canvas canvasPrefab = LoadSprite ();
canvasPrefab.name = "canvasPrefab";
Instantiate(canvasPrefab, Camera.main.transform.position, Camera.main.transform.rotation);
canvasPrefab.GetComponent (Canvas); //Not sure if this is right
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Worcester line

By - 12/14/16 - 8:15 pm

An outbound Worcester Line train gave it all it got, but that just wasn't enough to get past Framingham, so now its passengers have to wait for another train and people who were planning to come into town on the rebound ride will have to do the same.

By - 11/17/16 - 6:26 pm

An outbound Worcester Line hit a 59-year-old man around 6:20 p.m. at the Bacon Street bridge in Wellesley. He did not survive.

Foul play is not suspected, Transit Police report.

The investigation caused major delays in both directions on the line.

By - 11/16/16 - 12:04 am

The Globe reports Keolis has put several workers on leave while it, the T and now federal safety officials figure out how and why they returned a train that had hit a barrier - with no passengers on board - back into service without repairs, which, of course, led to the train dying in the middle of the morning commute on the Worcester Line the next day.

By - 11/4/16 - 6:08 pm

The T reports:

Franklin Train 722 (5:04 pm inbound) has departed Forge Park/495 & is operating 50-60 min late due to the rescue of disabled Train 720.

Read more.

By - 9/16/16 - 10:19 pm

Transit Police report a teen was hit by an inbound Worcester Line train around 8:45 p.m. in Newtonville.

Police and the Middlesex County District Attorney's office are investigating the death, but foul play is not suspected, police say.

By - 9/13/16 - 5:05 pm

A 4:35 p.m. train to Framingham was delayed 35 to 45 minutes due to a "mechanical issue."

By - 5/4/16 - 5:22 pm

The T reports "moderate" delays on trains to and from Worcester.

By - 3/1/16 - 10:25 am

State officials say they've had to push back replacement of the aging Comm. Ave. bridge over the turnpike by a year because of design mistakes by an engineering firm working on the project.

The delay, however, means the state is increasing the number of open lanes in each direction on the turnpike under the bridge from three to four lanes. Read more.

By - 2/24/16 - 9:20 pm

Tonight's commuter-rail tale of woe comes from Jennifer Emmaline, who thought her train from Worcester to Boston would leave at 7:50 p.m., only to learn that a) An Amtrak train that got to Union Station, looked around and decided that was as good a place as any to just die and b) The solution turned out to be to connect that train to her train, which would then try to pull it all the way to South Station. Read more.

By - 2/11/16 - 8:17 am

UPDATE: Not an actual sleeping homeless person; just some blankets that appeared to be a sleeping homeless person.

There's a homeless guy asleep under the Yawkey Way commuter-line stop, with his feet hanging over the tracks. Dave reports train 506 has been halted just before the station so that police can remove him.

By - 1/12/16 - 9:59 am

A rail that broke in Wellesley has wreaked havoc with the best laid plans of commuters.

By - 1/11/16 - 7:50 am

Train 204 from Haverhill is sitting in Malden going nowhere fast.

Meanwhile, west of town, a locomotive sighs and dies in Wellesley, leaving riders on train 506 out of Worcester wondering when they'll get into town.

By - 1/6/16 - 7:45 am

Or as Shuchi M puts it:

Woot, they cancelled two trains, brought a smaller train than usual, and made the express a local. Where did the fare hike money go MBTA?

By - 12/10/15 - 8:50 am
Commuters at Newtonville MBTA station

Commuters wonder: What now? Photo by Andrew Bauer.

Service in both directions on the Worcester Line was halted around 8:30 a.m. upon discovery of a suspicious package at Newtonville. Police declared the package not suspicious about 15 minutes later and trains were free to go about their business.

By - 10/14/15 - 11:35 am

State officials recently gathered to celebrate the spring, 2016 start of "bullet train" service that will get some Worcester commuters into Back Bay in an hour - which is still a couple minutes slower than the Beeliner service introduced by the Boston and Albany on May 1, 1950 (using Buddliners, no less).

H/t Ari Ofsevit.

By - 10/1/15 - 12:20 pm

Updated with Transit Police info; she did not fall off a bridge.

A woman was hit by a Worcester Line train around noon. She was transported to a local hospital and is expected to survive, Transit Police say.

By - 8/17/15 - 2:04 pm

Keolis is advising that with temperatures forecast in the 80s and 90s this week, the Worcester Line will be taking it easy - extending commutes by up to 30 minutes. Read more.

By - 5/4/15 - 9:37 am

An inbound Worcester Line train hit and killed a man on the tracks in Auburndale around 9:15 a.m., Transit Police report, adding he was "trespassing" on the tracks.

The man, white and in his 50s, was hit just past where the line crosses the Charles River.

Passengers on the train remained onboard until about 10:25 a.m., when a rescue train pulled up beside it and passengers transferred for the ride towards Boston.

At 9:46 a.m., Mike Murph reported from the train:

Conductor said someone was hit. All conductors are visibly shaken.

By - 2/10/15 - 9:04 am
Worcester Line tracks in the snow

Gamma Ray Digital shows us where the Worcester Line used to be in Allston.

OK, if you look closely, at the snow to the left of the roof at the bottom of the image, you can see a thin black line. That's all that's left of the train tracks this morning.

By - 6/30/14 - 6:07 pm

Heat and the MBTA are two things you rarely want to see in the same sentence.

Remember those heat-related speed restrictions that were supposed to go away after the state bought the Worcester Line tracks? They didn't.

Down in the tunnels, the Green Line is melting in the dark:

Hell is a disabled #MBTA train underground, at rush hour, during the summer, with a Sox home game, surrounded by sweaty people.


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I’m mildly obsessed with this amazing dress from Mina Stone for Steven Alan.  I’ve been trying to see how it’ll fit into my budget for a week now.

psst… the rest of her Spring/Summer collection is equally as dreamy.

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    You need something to wear out to dinner on your honeymoon, right?


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BEDFORD, Mass., July 18 (UPI) -- The U.S. Navy has given iRobot Corp. a $7.7 million order to upgrade robots used by the service and to deliver advanced sensor suites.

The order from the Naval Sea Systems Command covers iRobot Aware 2 software upgrades and sensor suites for 248 fielded Man Transportable Robotic System MK 1 MOD 1 robots, which are modeled on the company's 510 PackBot.

Tim Trainer, interim general manager of iRobot's Defense and Security business unit, said: "iRobot is pleased the Navy is continuing to invest in its current fleet of robots. These upgrades will provide our troops with some of the most advanced, life-saving robotic technologies available today.

"IRobot's UAP (user assist program) improves mission effectiveness while reducing workload and further minimizing operator exposure to dangerous environments."

Sensor suites to be delivered as part of the upgrade include the iRobot Wide-Angle Robot Vehicle Vision System camera, thermal camera and the User Assist Package, which improves the operator control unit, GPS mapping and critical semi-autonomous features to 510 PackBot level. The 510 PackBot level includes self-righting capability, retro-traverse and heading hold.

The new camera systems will provide increased fields of view and imaging in low-light environments.

The PacBot was first used by U.S. military forces in Afghanistan in 2002 to, help clear caves and bunkers.

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SpaceX tests new engine in Texas

June 26, 2012 at 5:52 PM

MCGREGOR, Texas, June 26 (UPI) -- U.S. commercial space company SpaceX says it has successfully tested the next-generation rocket engine for its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets.

In a test firing at SpaceX's facility in McGregor, Texas, the Merlin 1D engine achieved a full mission duration firing and multiple restarts at target thrust, the company reported Tuesday.

The engine fired for 85 seconds with 147,000 pounds of thrust, the full duration and power required for a Falcon 9 rocket launch, SpaceX said.

"This is another important milestone in our efforts to push the boundaries of space technology," SpaceX head Elon Musk said . "With the Merlin 1D powering the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets, SpaceX will be capable of carrying a full range of payloads to orbit."

With nine Merlins on the first stage, the Falcon 9 rocket will produce nearly 1.5 million pounds of thrust, the company said.

The Merlin 1D engines will first see their first use on Falcon 9 Flight 6, expected to launch in 2013, it said.

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