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Bathed in sweat and sporting a white knitted tie, New Zealand's equestrian legend Mark Todd still succeeded in looking the part when he made a grand entrance to the Olympic eventing arena, shortly after dawn amid the cloying heat at Sha Tin. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 10 days ago
Sir Ian, who lives in Limehouse, praised the work of the centre in providing activities for young people Photo: PA On a visit to City Gateway, a youth centre in Limehouse, East London, Sir Ian recorded an impromptu recital of Shakespeare's Sonnet 18, ... Source: www.propeller.com --- 2 days ago
Funny stuff from the Geekdad blog at Wired: Gandalf has some issues. ...
Source: www.mirror.co.uk --- 36 days ago
A late-night challenge to a group of friends led Mark Todd to end his eight-year retirement and head for the Beijing Games aboard a horse famous for an appearance in a rap video. ... Source: outside-blog.away.com --- 8 days ago
The big claim with La Sportiva's latest approach and climbing shoe, the mystically-named Gandalf, is that it has the durability to log up to 3,000 days of mountain climbing. Run the approach trail. Skip up the talus. Twist a foot... ...
Source: www.sideshowtoy.com --- 21 days ago
... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 33 days ago
Written by eden2zion The Wandering Wizard" - Gandalf is itinerant and insists on building up other groups but being beholden to none. He takes REAL responsibility for his role in providing guidance and strategy without settling down in any one place (the flaw of Saruman). In the Silmarillion there is an inte... Original story at jeremypryor (WordPress) . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: The Lord of the Rings . ... Source: www.libertymaven.com --- 23 days ago
In between all of the Paris Hilton and Britney Spears gossip the entertainment magazines have a mind-numbing filler page called “Separated At Birth”. The idea is to match up two celebrities who look so similar that they could be twins. Ok, these two look nothing alike. On a slightly more serious note, after Ron Paul gained [...] ... Source: www.theonering.net --- 25 days ago
Yes, Gandalf is competing in the Olympics. Of course, this ‘Gandalf’ happens to be a 10 year old Grey horse entered in the Equestrian events. New Zealand’s Mark Todd is the rider, one of the most decorated rider’s in Eventing history. You can check out his profile at NBC Olympics.com and then check the stats [...] ... Source: www.tv3.co.nz --- 28 days ago
Mark Todd has returned to the Olympic stage with a pleasing performance in the dressage phase of the three-day event. ... Source: home.nzcity.co.nz --- 28 days ago
Mark Todd riding Gandalf, scores 49.40 points in Olympic dressage in Hong Kong; Australian Clayton Fredericks leads on 37 points ... Source: www.horsetalk.co.nz --- 28 days ago
New Zealand's Mark Todd and Gandalf have put in a pleasing performance in the Olympic three-day-event dressage in Hong Kong this morning. The pair were first to go. ...
Source: jeremypryor.wordpress.com --- 31 days ago
(Warning: If you don’t enjoy fantasy you probably want to skip this post.) Ever since my friend Luke Crook forced my to read The Lord of the Rings in 7th grade I’ve been enamored with the character of Gandalf. What is it about him that resonates so deeply with me? As I’ve been studying the nature [...] ... Source: www.cosforums.com --- 18 days ago
There's a LOTR versus HP thread, but this is completely different: who would win in a battle, Albus Dumbledore or Gandalf the White? Of course, the correct answer is Gandalf. While Dumbledore is adept at what we would call magic spells (that is, saying an incantation with a wand and having... ...
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To be honest, I was going to headline this article "Toshiba Magic Waving Handy-Spanky-Fingery Gestures Are Perfect for Harry Potter and Online Porn Users," but I decided against it at the last minute for obvious reasons, even when I had two powerful arguments in favor. You will understand them when you watch Helga—the Good Toshiba Witch of West Berlin—and myself in the video: Argument Número Uno : apparently this gestures-in-the-air control requires real magic powers. Watch Helga and myself getting frustrated, trying to control the pointer on the screen. Argument Two : I can't think of any really useful application except having the ability to control your computer without having to touch your keyboard or screen at any time—and therefore, keeping them clean of any crumbles and/or fluids. The idea is good. The implementation is bad. Unfortunately, the whole experience is quite frustrating, and while they are showing the same technology in an experimental TV—which has greater potential—it doesn't really work well there either. I asked the german Kirsten Dunst and she told me an example of this being useful: if you are "cooking" and have your hands dirty, you wouldn't like to touch the keyboard or the mousepad, so you can use gestures to control de computer. Fair enough, that's one market right there: "dirty hands chefs who use their computers while they are cooking". I can see this being useful in TVs, however, replacing the remote ...
What brings stage and screen legend Sir Ian McKellen to a recording session for garage music? See next Thursday's Wharf (August 14) for Sir Ian's thoughts on Shakespeare's sense of rhythm and his 30-year love affair with Limehouse. ...
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