And last week the company informed creditors Hurtle Parrot are in financial straits but have not stopped trading.

I can barely remember these people, so why would I possibly my would my 'hurtle want their Reading Age Seven status updates to be even more interminable than they already are?

One moment, the dancers move through space with deliberateness and restraint; the next, they hurtle and erupt, leaping and sliding.

It's a tremendous coup for promoters Hurtle Parrot, who last year staged the 5000 sell-out James Taylor gig at Lennoxlove Castle near Haddington.

The men hurtle their bodies through the air like players in pursuit of a soccer ball that isn't there.

They twist through the air in sharp-angled attitudes, lift each other the better to hurtle across the stage.

THIS cartoon-style racing game lets you hurtle round 20 tracks picking up weapons and hurling pigs and chickens at your opponents.

The car, which looks to be trying to overtake two vehicles, finally veers back into the correct lane - just before the lorry hurtles past it.

Traveling on a train through India, Iris hurtles toward the biggest change of her life--only she doesn't know it yet.

It also hurtles NYU's athletic conference from number 14 to number one in the EPA's green power challenge standings.

Bringing the sight, sound, and feel of being aloft and controlling a massive vehicle as it hurtles through the air at immense speeds, Blue Skies And Tail Winds tells stories of near-tragedy, humor, sudden panic, and the quiet joy of just being in the sky.

The story hurtles onward, leaving the reader desperate for the occasional breather, for an opportunity to explore.

Today, every aspect of everyday American life hurtles toward a growing techno-complexity that demands resolute preparedness.

Like a plane racing through the air at supersonic speed, a CME hurtles through the solar wind, creating a shock wave that accelerates the charged particles it meets.

As she says at the outset, this rush of anecdotes, images and sounds illuminate, recover, preserve and revive "things I have forgotten." Part home movie, part genealogy, part ethnographic record, part history of Newfoundland, this rich and multifarious film (to a fault, occasionally) hurtles us across the 20th century through the loves and lives and lies of several generations of the Lewis family.