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The environment blog Treehugger caught a bit more of what Hu had to say.
The latter show left me wanting to see more, but the only thing that'll prompt me to try to catch a bit more of "Star-Crossed" is lingering loyalty to Aimee Teegarden, who's best known for playing Julie Taylor on "Friday Night Lights".
Read about the best acts to catch in a bit more detail here: Glastonbury festival 2013: five acts to watch on Friday Could be worse.
For £15, you can catch something a bit more highbrow: on 27 December, there's a live screening of the Bolshoi Ballet performing the Nutcracker, beamed straight from Russia to the Norden Farm Centre for the Arts in Maidenhead.
The European Union is still ladling out much of the euro25 billion ($23 billion) in aid allocated between 2000 and 2006 to help Greece, still the EU's poorest country, catch up a bit more before the cash starts being redirected to poorer new members from Central Europe.
This gives you a slight boost in your catch rate – and if you're successful, you'll get a bit more XP and Stardust out of your catch.
UPDATE: The Wizards cameraman caught a little bit more of the excitement here.
