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TIME: For someone who's never seen a performance of yours, it's kind of hard to visualize a guy with his laptop, inviting fans onto the stage or jumping into the crowd. Yeah [Laughs]. It's concert meets house party. For me, the people and the interactivity become the visuals. It's loosely a populist sort of idea; having a stage full of people is a lot more valuable than having a million dollars worth of lights. For people who want to come up and see me do a live collage on the laptop, they have visuals presented...
...them is all that sound. Yet there's no denying that they're popular - particularly among baby boomers and others who try to get active and stay fit with bodies that seem to grow achier all the time. But increasingly, research is showing that all those boomers may be onto something - that there are solid reasons for just about everyone to consider getting a good rubdown...
...Crimson (6-3, 3-0) took control of the battle for the league crown.Harvard sophomore Alex Chi received a pass on the left side and miskicked but fought hard to win the ball back, finding junior Andre Akpan on the edge of the box. Akpan shifted the ball onto his right foot and drilled it past the keeper and into the bottom right corner for the night’s first tally.“They came out flying, but we were able to weather the storm and stay composed,” said co-captain Michael Fucito, who scored...
...both motifs at the Malkin Athletic Center.In its five-game nailbiter against Cornell (6-9, 5-1), the Crimson battled back from several large deficits, including a 14-8 hole in the fifth game. Although Harvard pushed the fifth beyond the minimum of 15 points, the Big Red held onto its lead to win the game and end the match, 25-19, 20-25, 25-18, 19-25, 16-14.Energized by the previous night’s loss, the Crimson came out strong against Columbia (5-10, 0-6). Maintaining the high level of play from the night before, Harvard deftly...
...Local linguists have recorded 600 phrases - "Do you have a room?" or "Can you recommend a bar?" - in 10 languages (Mandarin, Vietnamese, Cantonese, Japanese, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Thai and Czech, with more promised soon). You simply play them through your phone's speakers. You can download the app onto iPhones (go to the App Store), BlackBerrys and any cell phone running the Java midp 2.0 platform or Windows Mobile. You can also buy the program from its maker, Steape...