Creators reveal secrets to ‘Electric City’ | Electric City - Yahoo! Screen Let's Get Gold - Brand New Commission for ITV1 - Fremantle Media UK - Story 08 May 2012 Release date: 2 May 2012 ITV1 has ordered a brand new sports entertainment format, hosted by Vernon Kay, for Summer 2012. Let’s Get Gold is a sport meets entertainment mini-series of three pre-recorded episodes, stripped across consecutive nights. Teams will be putting their skills to the test, performing breath-taking activities to demonstrate their sporting prowess. Devised by Sebastian Scott of Predictable Media and developed by Superhero TV, Let’s Get Gold is a Superhero/Thames co-production. Host Vernon Kay commented: "With the Olympics just around the corner and sport fever hitting the UK this shows provides the stage for local sporting teams to show off their skills and sporting prowess in breath-taking performances. Head of Entertainment, Thames, Suzy Lamb said: “This is a really exciting commission for Thames. Sebastian Scott added: “Let’s Get Gold is a fusion of Britain’s two biggest passions – sport and entertainment. Press Enquiries: Notes to editors:
Robokill If you have a popup blocker installed, you can purchase the full version manually from here. Robokill: Titan Prime now available on the iPad! Click here. Kevin Richardson (zoologist) Kevin Richardson next to a jaguar Kevin Richardson (born October 8, 1974) is a South African zookeeper who has worked extensively with native animals of Africa. He has been accepted into several clans of spotted hyenas and prides of lions. [1] Kevin Richardson was born in the Nightingale Clinic in October 3 1971 Johannesburg, South Africa. He spent his childhood in the neighbourhood of Orange Grove.[2] His mother, Patricia, worked for Barclays Bank and was also born in South Africa. Richardson's father, who worked for a pharmaceutical company, was born in the United Kingdom and moved to South Africa from Reading, Berkshire. Richardson went to college and studied zoology, but quit following two years of repetitive lessons on marine biology instead of mammals. Kevin Richardson with hyena Richardson and his team work with animals for the commercial filming industry and make documentaries to generate income to fund the facility. Kevin Richardson with lions Kevin Richardson with hyenas
ARGNet: Alternate Reality Gaming Network New Mom Battling Cancer Tells Her Story in YouTube Series Joanna Montgomery gave birth to her first child, a healthy baby girl, at age 44. Though her pregnancy was high-risk because of her age, her daughter Magnolia was born in an emergency C-section in December 2011. That is, until her doctors discovered a tumor on her fallopian tube while she was in labor. Had it not been for her pregnancy, her tumor may not have been discovered until it was more serious. Nevertheless, the new mom is now battling an aggressive cancer. She is now sharing her fight against cancer with the world, through a 10-episode YouTube documentary, Baby, It's Cancer created by CafeMomStudios. SEE ALSO: Dying Cancer Patient Turns to YouTube to Try to Meet Katy Perry Montgomery has now undergone emergency surgery followed by 18 weeks of chemotherapy.
Robokill 2 If you have a popup blocker installed, you can purchase the full version manually from here. Robokill: Titan Prime now available on the iPad! Click here. When computers were sexy: Hilarious vintage ads from the early days of the PC By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 05:19 GMT, 1 April 2012 | Updated: 06:31 GMT, 1 April 2012 Companies such as Apple have made their name by marketing their products not just as technological tools but as glamorous and fun toys. But this marketing technique is nothing new, as these vintage adverts from the early days of PCs show. They portray computers as fun, easy to use - and even sexy, with the help of a few eager-looking models. Other quirks of the now-outdated ads include the attempt to initiate consumers in the strange world of 'electronic mail', and an appearance from the young Bill Gates. 'Maybe even sexy': This glamorous 1971 advert is trying to sell a modem, of all things Girl power: Technico Inc also used sex appeal to sell their 'microcomputer' in 1978 Sex sells: Film character Elvira was recruited to depict a desktop as a chainsaw tearing apart the old ways of doing things in this bizarre 1991 advert What indeed? Handy? Giant?