How We See The World

I generally have no idea where this post would go so I've just whacked it here but I know it'll end up some place else - Evening Coldplayers, I have a couple of gigs stored on my laptop which I am sure are available to download via this wonderful site but as I have them I intend to trim/edit them, can anybody provide me with some info on what software I should use to trim/edit these gigs so I have them in a separate song format and not just one file, thanks, Jack!

Gunman kills 5 people and himself in Seattle rampage SEATTLE (Reuters) - A gunman killed four people at a popular Seattle cafe on Wednesday then fled to a downtown parking lot where he killed a fifth person and stole her car before shooting himself in the head as police closed in, authorities said.

Kiwi triplets killed in Doha mall fire: The devastated mother of triplets who died in a Doha fire has pleaded with her parents to rush to her side. Triplets Lillie, Jackson and Willsher Weekes, aged two, died in a fire that ripped through a childcare centre in a mall in the Qatari capital overnight, New Zealand time. The toddlers' parents, Jane and Martin Weekes, have been living and working in Doha for several years. Their Wellington grandparents are rushing to be at their daughter's side as the family deals with the tragedy. Jane's father, Ron Turner, is at Auckland Airport waiting to fly to Qatar with his wife Jo and his son-in-law's brother, David Wee…

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2147410/Clint-Eastwood-family-star-new-reality-TV-Mrs-Eastwood--Company.html :wtf:

I think it was by far the worst season yet but somehow still managed to not tank completely. What do you guys think?

So I don't know how many other coldplayers live in Chicago, but I'm sure a good number of us in the U.S. know of the upcoming NATO summit in a couple days. Recently protesters from around the country have been flooding into Chicago by the busload and the city has been gearing up rather intensely for every possible scenario. It's all a bit crazy to me as I haven't experienced this level of alert in this city since 9/11 and it's going to make transportation an absolute hell this weekend. The G8 summit was also supposed to be held here but due to security issues has been moved to Camp David. Military helicopters are making routine runs through the loop and around other areas…

Come here to talk about that great show The Vampire Diaries. I never thought i'd like shows like this....but it's actually good :) :)

As an American fan of two iconic British exports, James Bond and Doctor Who, I have a question... Which role is a bigger deal from a cultural / media standpoint when it comes to being recast? I know there is a large amount of press coverage and public debate regarding the casting of both roles but does one seem to gain more attention then the other? Does one character seem to have more importance to British pop culture? Perhaps as an observer from afar I have overestimated the importance of these characters to your culture but from what I have seen both seem to be nothing less then national institutions... just how much weight do they carry in the UK? As far as c…

This is like my favorite cartoon and I wanted to see if anyone else likes it!!! It's so funny!!! My favorite characters are Finn(of course) and Lumpy space princess!!! What are your favorite episodes and characters? :P

Hollande celebrates French win Francois Hollande celebrates becoming France's first socialist president since 1995, saying "austerity can no longer be the only option".

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer to build Titanic II Mr Palmer says the Titanic replica will be a tribute to the men and women who built the original ship Clive Palmer, one of Australia's richest men, has commissioned a Chinese state-owned company to build a 21st Century version of the Titanic. The mining billionaire told Australian media that construction will start at the end of next year. It would be ready to set sail in 2016. The plan, he added, is for the vessel to be as similar as possible to the original Titanic in design and specifications, but with modern technology. Mr Palmer told Australian media that he had signed a memorandum of underst…

Johnson re-elected as London's mayor Boris Johnson was re-elected as Mayor of London Friday after a narrow victory over Ken Livingstone, who held the post until 2008.

Avengers breaks box office record The Avengers superhero movie has trounced the record for the biggest ever US opening weekend, taking $200.3m (£123m) at the box office.

Games 'not immune' to net attack This summer's London 2012 Olympic Games will "not be immune" to cyber-attack, Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude warns.

I've just seen the pilot episode of this show and..WOW!! I loved it :P any other fans here?....for some reason I can't explain I think I will be bashed :stunned: lol

Wallace and Gromit's Jubilee film Bristol-based Aardman Animations creates a short film featuring Wallace and Gromit to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee this summer.

UK crime agency site taken down The website of the UK's Serious Organised Crime Agency is taken offline following a cyber-attack.

UK faces £1bn broadband shortfall The government's targets for access to broadband services are unlikely to be met because of a £1.1bn funding shortfall, says a report.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLIUGfYgahs]Argentine Falkland Propaganda Olympics 2012 - YouTube[/ame] 'To compete on English soil, We are training on Argentine soil' A propaganda advert for the London 2012 Olympics suggesting that the Falklands belongs to Argentina. The Argie fella does step-ups on a war memorial to the British dead who fell in the 1980's conflict.

President Barack Obama has a new campaign slogan: “Forward.” Obama’s re-election team unveiled its new motto in a video released Monday morning. The seven-minute video begins by recalling the grim state of the nation’s economy when Obama took office, then ticks through what the campaign says are the president’s accomplishments, both on the economy and other issues. The campaign also uses the video to target congressional Republicans, saying Obama had to overcome GOP obstruction on Capitol Hill in order to pass legislation. The video tries to make the case for Obama’s re-election by saying there is still more work to do going forward. The campaign says the vide…

Al Qaeda now incapable of 9/11-scale attack: U.S. officials WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Al Qaeda's core organization is likely incapable of carrying out another mass-casualty attack on the scale of September 11, 2001, U.S. intelligence and counterterrorism officials said on Friday.

A judge in the Netherlands has upheld a new law to ban foreign tourists from entering cannabis cafes. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-17865151

Man accused of using water cup to drink soda at McDonald's charged with felony Naples Daily News staff report NAPLES, Fla. - A Naples, Florida man is facing a felony charge after he was accused of walking out of the McDonald’s without paying for a cup of soda. After filling a courtesy cup with soda Thursday at the McDonald’s soda fountain and then leaving the restaurant, Mark Abaire, 52, was arrested by Collier deputies and now faces a felony theft charge, a sheriff’s report shows. A manager told sheriff’s deputies that Abaire entered the store and asked for a glass of water around 10 p.m. Although the employee told him the cup was for water, Abaire …

California to vote on abolishing death penalty San Quentin is one of the most famous death row sites in the US Continue reading the main story Related Stories California court backs gay unions California stops lawmakers' wages America's mini-referendums Voters in California are to be asked whether they want to abolish the state's death penalty law. The measure will appear on November's ballot after more than 500,000 people signed up to back the proposal. The measure would see death row inmates have their sentences comm…

Britain is back in recession, which means the performance of the economy in the past four years has been the worst in peacetime for at least a century. In the first quarter of this year, national output shrank by 0.2%. David Cameron said the figures were ''very, very disappointing'' but insisted the government would not abandon its policy of reducing the deficit. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17850046