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DaKine Heli Snow Pack
A cost-effective favorite among skiers and snowboarders who want a low-profile backcountry backpack, the DaKine Heli Snow Pack is also a favorite choice among surfers, commuters and long distance travelers--essentially anyone who needs a compact design sized just large enough to carry important essentials. While the DaKine Heli Snow Pack has been refined and redesigned for decades, it still offers the vertical snowboard carry straps with a retractable cable ski carry option. Inside is an insulated hydration reservoir with a tube port. This tube port has also doubled as a headphone wire port for summertime adventures. Up top are a fleece-lined goggle pocket (also great for sunglasses and reading eyewear) and a handy carry strap for extended lines at airport luggage screening stations. The 11 liter (660 cubic inches) carrying capacity is smaller than other alpine day packs, but this gives the DaKine Heli Snow Pack a narrower profile that fits neatly behind you on a chairlift and stows cleanly beneath the seat in front of you on airline trips.
- Fabric: 600-denier polyester fabric
- Adjustable padded waist belt
- Insulated hydro sleeve (hydration reservoir and tube not included)
- Vertical snowboard carry option
- Retractable cable ski carry option
- Fleece-lined goggle pocket
- Dimensions: 20 x 10 x 3 in, 50 x 25 x 8 cm
- Volume: 660 cu in, 11 liters
- Weight: 1.9 lbs, 0.8 kg
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First real ski pack
This is my first real ski pack. Used a make shift camelbak for a while but it's simply too small. Just started to ski with my 5 year old so now I have her junk to carry. Goggles sun screen, hat gloves....... Have a osprey eclipse but don't want to look like I'm going to some hard core back country skiing going up the bunny slope chair. This is just the right size. Nice and compact on the lift. I can use the ski cables to hold my skis and carry her 90 cm skis in my hand for the short walks. Tons of straps and cables and small pockets. I love it. Awesome price too. Best price on the web.
sdawgg - February 1 2012
Awesome Backpack!
This is an GREAT backpack, it's light and has many awesome features! The only thing I would complain is that there isn't a very clear instruction given for the backpack
08Phils - January 21 2012
Great Bag.
Great Bag if you are looking for something smaller . it isn't very deep which makes riding the lift much easier. It has enough room for essentials and is loaded with nice technical features.
Devin - December 29 2011
Very Good Pack
Bought this pack after doing a ton of research. I like to hit big powder runs along with groomed, and this bag is perfect for such. It's not too big, and only weighs 2 pounds. Added bonus is the hardened polyester it's made out of, compared to it's competitors and even the larger DaKine packs, which are made out of Nylon. Polyester is more water resistant. Has built in hyrdation sleeve for water packs that can be worked through your shoulder. Compared to most other packs this size (11L), this one takes the cake by far. It's lower clasp that fits around your waist is padded along with the back plate and shoulder straps. Overall, a very great purchase for anyone looking to ride regular big mountain/groomed trails who doesn't want the bulky backpack feel that you'd get with a lot of other packs.
JSonne - December 6 2011
Heli Pack
The Heli Pack is perfect when you only want to carry a few things to the mountain. Enough space for a hydration pack plus a few other things. The waist belt, snowboard carry, and goggle pocket make this pack perfect for a day on the slopes. I usually carry an extra layer or two plus all my tools and some extra food as well and the pack handles everything pretty well. When your riding you can barely tell its there. I would recommend this pack
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Casa Lula
It's Caselulla.
We've been there for dinner about 2 months ago. I was not impressed with their wine lists, which I thought was trying hard to be eclectic but really bordered more on offering the lowest cost wines that they can find but not necessarily good quality-price-ratio wines.
The food's OK and I remember the chorizo and the mac-n-cheese to be quite good, but I wouldn't rush to go back. I feel that there are a lot of other tapas/winebars that are better.
It's spelled Casellula, which is probably why you couldn't find it by searching. It's a wine bar that supposedly has pretty good cheese selections. I haven't been so can't give you an opinion. But here's their website: http://www.casellula.com/ .


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Good news, bad news Red Wings move into first place, but lose Fedorov
Updated: Saturday February 24, 2001 10:54 AM
DETROIT (AP) -- The Detroit Red Wings may have lost Sergei Fedorov to a broken nose, but the St. Louis Blues were already without four key players. Detroit defeated St. Louis 4-2 Friday night to move past the Blues into first place in the Central Division and second overall in the Western Conference. "We've been looking up at them for a long time," Kris Draper said. "They've still got two games in hand on us but it feels good to be back at the top of the Central." The Blues had been in first place all season but are without four of their best players because of injuries. "We thought we could get the win with the ... lineup they had," Red Wings' coach Scotty Bowman said. Detroit improved its record to 37-16-6-4 for 84 points, while St. Louis is 37-15-7-2 for 83 points. The Red Wings are 8-0-2 in their last 10 games.
"They closed the gap and they've been playing well," said St. Louis coach Joel Quenneville. "I'm not surprised that they closed the gap and made a run at us. We hadn't really hit any slumps." Fedorov was hurt late in the first period when St. Louis defenseman Bryce Salvadore's helmet hit Fedorov in the face after Fedorov took a shot on goal. Bowman said he didn't know if Fedorov would play Sunday against Phoenix. Detroit broke a 1-1 tie with two goals in the second period. Kris Draper got the go-ahead goal when he gathered in a pass from Brent Gilchrist at the St. Louis blue line and beat goaltender Brent Johnson with a shot high to the glove side from the inside edge of the left circle. "I was going one way and shot it back across my body," Draper said. With the Blues' Reid Simpson off for roughing Kirk Maltby, Tomas Holmstrom tipped in a pass from Steve Duchesne to make it 3-1. "Their power play is pretty good," Quenneville said. "They don't make it easy for you to clear. They're one of the best teams at tying you up before you get possession."
Scott Mellanby got St. Louis' second goal with 6:27 left. The Red Wings opened the scoring in the first period when Fedorov got his 31st goal by putting a rebound over a sprawling Johnson. But the Blues tied it just 44 seconds later when Scott Young got his 30th on a 2-on-1 break. Notes: Red Wings defenseman Chris Chelios returned to the lineup Friday after missing 44 games because of surgery on his left knee. To make room for Chelios, the Red Wings put Larry Murphy on the injured list with a sore heel. ... The last time the Blues had lost three straight games was March 7-11, 1999. ... Johnson is the grandson of the Red Wings Hall of Fame player, coach, general manager and broadcaster Sid Abel.


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Upgrading to an iMac. Advice needed (self.applehelp)
submitted 1 year ago by ATribeCalledGreg
To start off with, I'm using my 2009 17" MBP with 2.93 Core 2 Duo and 8 GB of RAM (which I upgraded on my own after about 2 years). I do a lot of photo and video editing. I work a lot in Photoshop, After Effects, and Final Cut Pro 7. My computer works fine, but slowdown is definitely there when I'm rendering projects. I've graduated college, so the portability that I once found useful means nothing to me.
I was at first looking at the new iMacs. The 27" is just too large for my desk. Seeing it in person tonight confirms it. One thing that has me concerned about the 21.5" is I can't upgrade the RAM. I was committed to waiting a few months to see if by some miracle Apple would correct this, but I don't think that's going to happen.
Then I discovered refurbished. Would this be a wise option? I would buy RAM myself and get it up to 16GB (which I realize I could already get one the new ones, but if RAM becomes an issue that makes me have to upgrade in a few years regardless, I'd rather spend $900 less now.)
My only concern, and pardon my ignorance, is the GHz. I have 2.93 with this Core 2 Duo. How does that compare to the 2.7 from a Quad Core i5? I'm just unclear, because I know a higher number is better, but I don't know how that relationship changes among different generations of processors.
[–]TallestSkil 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
I'm just unclear, because I know a higher number is better,
Nope. A newer family is better.
[–]TJPMPotatoes 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
To expand upon this, the newer processers are faster in general AND there are four of them (a quad core vs a core 2 duo). So the new processer in either iMac you are considering will be faster than your current MacBook.
Additionally, the easiest thing you can do to speed up rendering is to increase your RAM. Officially, the refurbished 21.5-inch Quad Core i5 will support up to 16GB of RAM, but you can actually upgrade it to 32GB. With the newer ones, you are stuck with what you get. But 16GB is a lot of power anyway. I've got 16GB on my rMBP and have been lifting heavy files with no problems.
Moral of the story: get the most computer you can afford. Whether that's a new one or a tricked-out referb. It'll always be faster than the last one you had.
[–]Takeabyte 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
It is possible to take apart a new 21-inch iMac, it just requires the use of a heat gun. You could upgrade RAM, storage, and the CPU if you wanted to.
[–]Takeabyte 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
It is possible to take apart a new 21-inch iMac and upgrade the RAM down the line. It just requires the use of a heat gun. You could also upgrade storage and the CPU if you wanted to.
You're going from 2 to 4 cores and your cores are from 2 or 3 generations ago. The i5 has way more cache, way faster front side buss, way faster RAM, faster storage and way better graphics card. An i3 processor could do better than yours =p
[–]seanpmc -4 points-3 points-2 points 1 year ago*
Build your own PC.
edit: herp derp downvote me, guess you don't want to get a bang for your buck.
[–]minichado 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Final Cut Pro .... PC .... Can you see the issue here?
[–]seanpmc -2 points-1 points0 points 1 year ago
Wow, five seconds of google can really solve a lot of problems. Even if these two don't have what you exactly want, I'm sure you can find more programs that will do the exact same thing.
Ya but he wants to use Final Cut and probably not have to re-learn a professional video editing program. derp.
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Dan Wolken: Tigers' youth serves up loss
Published 12/24/2010 at midnight 60 Comments
Let there be no doubt, Georgetown 86, Memphis 69 will resonate for a long time in this city, where fans -- and maybe even some within the program -- were romanced into the idea that a return to Joey Dorsey-era ...
Dan Wolken: Talent isn't enough for Tigers
Published 12/17/2010 at midnight 182 Comments
When you're the Memphis Tigers and you're ranked 18th in the country and most of the basketball world thinks you're a fraud, you don't do this.
NBA commissioner Stern says league should transition to new economic model
Updated 12/15/2010 at 11:26 p.m. 21 Comments
David Stern said Wednesday that the league should transition to an economic model closer to the NFL.
Dan Wolken: Grizzlies win without needing rescue from Gay
Published 12/14/2010 at midnight 11 Comments
For Rudy Gay, dragging his teammates into the postseason should not always be a 40-minute-per-night job.
Dan Wolken: Media shouldn't be part of Heisman story
Published 12/11/2010 at midnight 17 Comments
Cam Newton will win the Heisman Trophy tonight, perhaps with one of the largest vote totals in the award's history, and the national conversation will not be about how he won it but whether he will keep it.
Dan Wolken: So long, coach Mullen; thanks for the memories
Published 12/09/2010 at midnight 60 Comments
Let's go ahead and stop with the crafty denials and the canned statements and the text messages to reporters about how happy Dan Mullen is at Mississippi State. If Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley offers Mullen that palatial seat in ...
Dan Wolken: Memphis Tigers' coach Pastner finally finds rebounder
Published 12/05/2010 at midnight 70 Comments
It was D.J. Stephens' hustle and his hops that made the difference in Memphis' 77-61 victory over Western Kentucky.
Dan Wolken: Memphian John Stokes finds calling while serving poor, sick
Published 11/26/2010 at midnight 13 Comments
He was born into a family of privilege, in a city where the dividing line between rich and poor is more pronounced than most.
Dan Wolken: Coleman goes from end of bench to first in scoring
Published 11/24/2010 at midnight 59 Comments
Will Coleman delivered a bevy of acrobatic dunks and strong rebounds that helped the Tigers run away from UT-Martin.
Dan Wolken: Victory University hopes for a ragtag-to-riches story
Published 11/19/2010 at midnight 47 Comments
Victory University, formerly Crichton College, has a collection of basketball players others cast aside or never wanted in the first place.
Dan Wolken: Freshmen forced to provide leadership for Tigers
Published 11/18/2010 at midnight 77 Comments
Make no mistake, the Tigers are 3-0 and ranked 19th heading into Sunday's meeting with LSU because of their freshmen, who are showing toughness and poise their elders have not.
Dan Wolken: New-look Tigers will get their first true test tonight
Published 11/15/2010 at midnight 65 Comments
Memphis will tip off just after 11 p.m. We'll see whether the timetable for this rebirth matches its breathless expectations.
Dan Wolken: Talented Tiger freshman Kendrick shows growth on, off court
Published 11/10/2010 at midnight 23 Comments
For Jelan Kendrick, it was a start. But of what, exactly?
Dan Wolken: U of M can save itself money, and nervous moments, by locking up Pastner now
Published 11/07/2010 at midnight 18 Comments
One year before he became head coach at the University of Memphis, Josh Pastner could not get the job at Rice.
Dan Wolken: U of M has itself to blame for dim hopes
Published 11/03/2010 at midnight 22 Comments
After all the years spent preening and politicking, after handing Mike Tranghese a $30,000 check to tell them what everybody already knew, after the countless promises about how well they were prepared, the day of reckoning is here.
Dan Wolken: Griz's Arthur fills the void
Published 10/31/2010 at 11:28 a.m. 1 Comment
Your ankle hurting, Marc? Is that back acting up, Zach? Need an extra day to heal?
Dan Wolken: Time for Jelan Kendrick to start confronting his problems
Published 10/27/2010 at midnight 19 Comments
Jelan Kendrick came to the University of Memphis with a reputation and a pattern of behavior that was pretty easy to interpret.
Dan Wolken: Griz shoot for next great leap
Published 10/24/2010 at midnight 6 Comments
They emerged from nowhere to flirt with the playoffs, tease .500 and improve their win total by 16 games. Congratulations, Memphis Grizzlies. Now the tough part begins.
Dan Wolken: Grizzlies and small-market mates need true salary cap
Published 10/22/2010 at midnight 24 Comments
For the Grizzlies, the key is what economic system emerges on the other side.
Dan Wolken: The method in Madness? One recruit
Published 10/15/2010 at midnight 88 Comments
Do you really want to know why Josh Pastner has gone to all this trouble to make Memphis Madness the city's must-attend event of the year? You'll find the answer sitting somewhere down in front tonight in the form of ...
Dan Wolken: Memphis Tigers now showing little sign of progress
Published 10/10/2010 at midnight 106 Comments
When the promising second drive imploded and the third stalled and momentum turned so badly that Louisville soon appeared capable of scoring on every play, it became clear what was happening to the University of Memphis football program Saturday.
Dan Wolken: Louisville could become Tiger ally
Published 10/09/2010 at midnight 34 Comments
Though it may not show in today's result against Louisville, the Tigers have done a lot of work the past few years to lay the foundation for advancement to the Big East. But without the support of Louisville the next ...
University of Memphis basketball legend Larry Finch battling pneumonia
Updated 10/05/2010 at 11:30 p.m. 63 Comments
Former Tigers star player and coach hospitalized but "a little bit better today," says close friend.
Dan Wolken: Anything is possible for Tigers this season
Published 10/01/2010 at midnight 29 Comments
Give Josh Pastner this: He's not telling his players to shut up about their expectations for the 2010-11 season, even though most of them have never won a game or even scored a basket against college-level competition.
Dan Wolken: Major programs chasing Spartans' Hollins — but Harvard's a possibility, too
Published 09/30/2010 at midnight 62 Comments
The call to Andre Hollins' cell phone came from an unfamiliar number, but he knew quickly the call was different.
PGA Tour grants Memphian Doug Barron exemption for testosterone therapy
Updated 09/29/2010 at 11:07 p.m. 5 Comments
Barron's one-year suspension from the PGA Tour ended last week.
Dan Wolken: Doug Barron on comeback trail, still at odds with PGA Tour drug policy
Published 09/21/2010 at midnight 6 Comments
For a long time, Doug Barron has ignored the advice of his physician to get a testosterone injection.
Ole Miss-Vanderbilt notes: Making his case
Published 09/19/2010 at midnight 1 Comment
Robbie Caldwell became Vanderbilt's coach this season under unusual circumstances, getting the job on July 15 after Bobby Johnson made an out-of-the-blue decision to retire. Whether Caldwell, a career assistant, will remain as head coach is yet to be determined. ...
Dan Wolken: Reeling Rebels lose more than a game
Published 09/19/2010 at midnight 14 Comments
When Houston Nutt looked into Jeremiah Masoli's eyes, he could not have seen this devastation, this disappointment.
Dan Wolken: Tranquil Tigers? So far, Pastner's are
Published 09/18/2010 at midnight 99 Comments
Remarkably, Josh Pastner's second year at Memphis begins without controversy or anxiety.
Dan Wolken: Actions by Tennessee's Pearl give lie to sincerity of recent apology
Published 09/16/2010 at midnight 59 Comments
Bruce Pearl lied to the NCAA earlier this year and lied about lying last weekend, a streak of dishonesty so egregious that his suddenly fraudulent image seems to be the least of his problems at the University of Tennessee.
Dan Wolken: University of Memphis hits goals on shoestring budget in soccer
Published 09/13/2010 at midnight 21 Comments
Twice in the past couple of years, University of Memphis women's soccer coach Brooks Monaghan has been approached about jobs in the Southeastern Conference where the budgets are bigger, the on-campus facilities are better and -- get this -- some ...
Dan Wolken: St. Jude Classic keeps quiet about sponsorship
Published 09/11/2010 at midnight 7 Comments
So Memphis' PGA Tour stop, at long last, supposedly has a title sponsor on the hook. But after casting about for so long with little more than nibbles and false starts, is it time to celebrate or worry?
Dan Wolken: U of M president Shirley Raines talks football, R.C. Johnson, NCAA sanctions
Published 09/08/2010 at midnight 39 Comments
Comments are a rare look into how she views athletic director, future of athletic department.
Dan Wolken: Williams' early entry at quarterback speaks volumes
Published 09/05/2010 at midnight 104 Comments
He spent much of the night on the sideline at Davis Wade Stadium with his arms folded, watching his team give up impossibly long touchdown plays, commit crushing penalties and miss long field goals that probably should never have been ...
Dan Wolken: NCAA had little choice but to clear Masoli to play immediately
Updated 09/03/2010 at 11:59 p.m. 35 Comments
Tuesday's decision that Masoli had to sit out the 2010 season was so clearly against precedent, Ole Miss' appeal practically wrote itself.
Dan Wolken: MSU's Dan Mullen faces must-win game vs. Memphis
Published 09/02/2010 at midnight 38 Comments
Nearing the 21st month of his tenure, Dan Mullen could be facing the most important moment of his young career. For the first time since arriving in Starkville, Mullen will coach a game he absolutely, positively must win.
Dan Wolken: Dasher's decision all too common
Published 08/30/2010 at midnight 31 Comments
Dwight Dasher liked to play poker and paid for it with a $1,500 loan from an 80-year-old VA hospital patient. Now, Middle Tennessee State's star quarterback is ineligible on the eve of a football season that could have been the ...
Dan Wolken: Tigers' Mike DuBose earned his chance at redemption
Published 08/27/2010 at midnight 45 Comments
In Larry Porter's nine months at Memphis, hiring Mike DuBose might be the most impressive move he has made.
Dan Wolken: Tiger football fans recognize that team lacks star power, excitement
Published 08/23/2010 at midnight 174 Comments
There have been too many days when Memphis' program did not matter to anyone outside its small circle of loyalists.
News analysis: Will Barton's eligibility is huge for Tigers
Published 08/22/2010 at midnight 76 Comments
Had the University of Memphis not scheduled a trip to the Bahamas for earlier this month, it's possible nobody outside the coaching staff would have known about the back-and-forth that took place over the past few weeks between freshman star ...
Conference USA, Mountain West talking about future
Published 08/20/2010 at 8:32 p.m. 34 Comments
Conference USA and the Mountain West Conference released statements simultaneously Friday acknowledging the leagues have discussed ways to creatively work together in the wake of further shifts taking place outside the six Bowl Championship Series conferences.
Memphis Tigers' Will Barton cleared for eligibility by NCAA
Updated 08/20/2010 at 11:08 p.m. 151 Comments
"Obviously, we are very pleased with the decision from the NCAA that clears Will for competition this season," coach Josh Pastner said through an athletic department release.
Bahamas wins help Josh Pastner assess Tigers
Published 08/20/2010 at midnight 27 Comments
How seriously did the University of Memphis take its two-game exhibition tour of the Bahamas earlier this week? Well, at least the Tigers showed up on time for tip-off.
Willie Kemp delivering one more assist
Published 08/20/2010 at midnight 30 Comments
A couple years before Willie Kemp enrolled at the University of Memphis, his mother Maxine lost function of her kidneys.
BYU jumps ship as Mountain West, WAC shuffle deck
Published 08/19/2010 at midnight 4 Comments
Conference expansion apparently isn't over yet, but how it might affect the University of Memphis and Conference USA remains unclear.
Several Memphis Tiger freshmen to miss Bahamas basketball trip
Published 08/15/2010 at midnight 38 Comments
Fewer than half the members of the University of Memphis' vaunted freshman class were able to travel with the team Saturday to the Bahamas for a two-game exhibition tour.
Former Hamilton High star dismissed by UTEP, rips coach, plans transfer to Victory
Updated 08/12/2010 at 11:09 p.m. 31 Comments
Guard Myron Strong plans to continue career at NAIA school formerly known as Crichton College.
Barton's brother cleared to play for Tigers
Published 08/11/2010 at midnight
Freshman guard Antonio Barton has been cleared by the NCAA to play for the University of Memphis this season, according to a source close to the situation.
U of M's Jackson going strong now
Published 08/08/2010 at midnight 19 Comments
For those of us who watched Joe Jackson fly above the rim when he was a 5-foot-9 high school freshman, it was strange to see him in April sheepishly walk off the court after the McDonald's All-American Game dunk contest, ...
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2Is John Mayer Moving In With Katy Perry?
Ever since Katy Perry and John Mayer were seen chatting at some Memorial Day BBQ, rumours have been flying that they're back together, which is a total travesty. Now, some smarties have pieced together what are probably two entirely different incidents – John leaving her LA house one day, and a moving van bringing in some furniture another – to claim that he may be moving in. Say it ain't so!
Luckily, that's probably bullshit, and our beloved "source" claimed as much to E! Online, saying:
"They are just hanging out. They are not putting a label on it."
Thank God. John Mayer is universally known to be The Worst, and you know "my perfect Katy" (LOL) deserves better. Any woman deserves better. My worst enemy would deserve better than John Mayer, people. Sigh. I guess this was always going to happen.
June 7, 2013 at 11:30 am by Jennifer
32Here Are The Top 20 Most Hated Celebs In Hollywood…And Chris Brown Isn't Even In The Top 5
Chris Brown is a hated celebrity but apparently not as much as Anne Hathaway (which James Franco totally gets, btw). Star magazine released their super scientific list of top 20 most hated Hollywood celebrities. Weirdly Jay Leno is more hated than Chris Brown, which is making me laugh really hard. Here's the stupid list:
20. Chris Brown
19. Jesse James
18. Taylor Swift
17. Shia LaBeouf
16. Lindsay Lohan
15. Angelina Jolie
14. Jay Leno
13. Ashton Kutcher
12. LeAnn Rimes
10 and 11. Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian
9. Anne Hathaway
8. Justin Bieber
7. Madonna
6. Matt Lauer
5. Katherine Heigl
4. John Mayer
3. Jennifer Lopez
2. Kristen Stewart
1. Gwyneth Paltrow
This is a pretty good list. I'm shocked to see that Kanye West isn't on here. I love him but I thought he was one of the most hated people around. I'm not sure if he's psyched or pissed not to be included. I also didn't realize that people hated Matt Lauer this much. Damn. Too bad this poll was taken after Justin Bieber's idiotic Anne Frank statement or I'm sure he would be higher up. Kristen Stewart now has the dubious honor of being one of the most hated and least attractive female celebrities. Hey, good for her! At least she's good at stuff!
Who is your ultimate most hated celebrity?
April 16, 2013 at 4:30 am by Catherine St. Ives
9John Mayer Still, Like, Totally Loves Katy Perry
John Mayer is the worst ever of anything. Katy Perry deserves better. ANYONE deserves better. They broke up but apparently Mr. Mayer still loves her, or whatever.
According to E Online,
"John still very much loves her and has feelings for her," a well-placed source exclusively tells E! News. "It was just going to be too much with what was on his plate."
Yeah, okay, sure.
Rumor also has it that Ms. Perry would consider getting back together with him if he got his shit back together with himself.
If we all ignore John Mayer, maybe he'll go away. I don't even care about his music; I'm coming at this from a human standpoint. We don't need John Mayer fucking with anyone anymore.
Am I totally off on this?
April 6, 2013 at 10:30 am by Catherine St. Ives
0John Mayer Confirms What We Know But Didn't Care About: He Broke Up With Katy Perry
John Mayer doesn't really know the meaning of the word "dignity", so he had no problem navel-gazing about relationships on The Ellen DeGeneres Show this week (while simultaneously yammering on about what a private and personal thing it all is, naturally). The long and short of it is this, though: he's no longer with Katy Perry and is continuing his "journey" to douchebagdom all by his lonesome.
"It was a very private relationship going in. It was a private relationship during, and it's a private relationship still."
"I can understand asking the question [about our split] based on some previous answers I have given, but I have finally learned how to put the wall between one thing and the other.
"I've been much happier since then. I'm on the same journey as everyone else. Coupling is a tricky thing. It's a tricky thing. I want everyone to be happy."
Aw, well isn't that sweet – John just wants everyone to be happy! He should be pleased to know that Katy herself is so happy, she's sworn off men altogether after dating him. This dude is so egotistical that he thinks people are asking him about the split because of things he himself as said, rather than, you know, because there are reports all over the media that they've split. Ah, the ego. It's a wonderful thing, isn't it?
April 3, 2013 at 9:30 am by Jennifer
0Katy Perry's Still Done With Men… Unless John Mayer Wants to Get Back Together, Or Whatever
Katy Perry and John Mayer were never going to last very long, and that's just fine – he was a nice rebound for her after splitting from Russell Brand and that dude from Florence + The Machine's band and she was… I'm not sure what for him. In any case, they both cut their losses earlier this month and split and Katy decided to leave relationships alone for a while, and she still will… so long as Johnny Boy doesn't want to get back together for some raunchy make up sex or whatever the hell these two did together.
From Heat (via DigitalSpy):
"There's no question that Katy wants to settle down, but right now, she's not ready to fling herself into another relationship.
"If anything, she'd be open to reconciling with John if he can get his act together."
Perry's friends reportedly feel that Mayer "emotionally bailed" on her and that they got together too soon after she broke up with ex-husband Russell Brand.
The insider added: "Katy's friends feel her expectations may have been too high, and are now wondering if it was all a rebound after Russell."
No shit, Sherlocks. Is there any other reason to go out with John Mayer? She probably knew he was easy to get really wanted the D that night (and ended up getting stuck with him) or something, I don't know. The human brain is capable of wondrous, magnificent things, but figuring out what would make any woman want to touch Mayer with a ten foot pole is beyond its capabilities.
March 30, 2013 at 2:30 pm by Jennifer
2Katy Perry and John Mayer Split, An Angel Gets Its Wings
Katy Perry and John Mayer always seemed like a weird ass couple that couldn't possibly last very long. Turns out, they lasted exactly seven months and now they're dunzo – despite all those engagement rumours that popped up over that ugly ass Cracker Jack box ring.
From People:
The couple, who had been dating for the past seven months in what was their second chance at love, have again parted ways, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
The split comes less than a month after Perry, 28, was spotted wearing a ruby from Mayer, 35.
They were first linked last summer, less than a year after Perry and Russell Brand divorced. And while Mayer and Perry split briefly last August, they quickly reconciled and embarked on what seemed to be a growing love affair.
While the reasons for the split are unknown, I have a pretty good idea: John Mayer is a world class moron who also makes awful faces when he's singing his soulful jazz music or whatever the hell he does anymore. I mean, Russell Brand was a bad pick, but at least he had a bit of finesse about it all.
I think Katy should take a break from the bros for a while and stay single… or give me a ring.


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By Gina Joseph
If you happened to watch John Mayer's video for "Heartbreak Warfare" or downloaded the Starbucks Valentine's Day app, chances are you've experienced what's called "augmented reality". This technology, often known as AR, has popped up in many places in the past few years. It has been successful within the marketing and advertising industries, and it's also making a big splash within the print industry.
AR, as defined by Mashable, is a "live, direct or indirect, view of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are augmented by computer-generated sensory input such as sound, video, graphics or GPS data." In other words, it's a technology that allows people to see images or videos via a code read by their smartphone or tablet device. Recently, many publications have experimented with AR as a way to supplement the content in a printed page with more interactive material. USC Dornsife, an alumni magazine from the University of Southern California's Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences, is one of the latest publications to try out the technology, using software developer Metaio.
"We immediately thought AR technology would be a perfect fit for USC Dornsife as we were already producing video content in conjunction with our articles," said Emily Cavalcanti, executive director of communications in the USC Dornsife Office of Communication. "Now rather than merely provide links at the end of articles, we could encourage readers to download the app to their smartphone or tablet to immediately engage with this supplementary content."
While the technology itself is not necessarily brand new, the ways in which it can be used are still being discovered. Back in 2009 when Esquire first debuted an issue using AR technology on the cover, the magazine's own editor-in-chief, David Granger called the technology a "gimmick". But in the years since, many more brands and publications have had positive feedback from consumers, which points to the technology sticking around for a while, said Gini Dietrich, CEO of Arment Dietrich, Inc.
"The good news is the majority of us are visual learners so providing videos or photos to augment your stories in the publication has nothing but success written all over it," she said. "Vanity Fair does a decent job with incorporating other mediums into their print publication. You can listen to interviews, see a photo gallery, or watch a video."
Many publications that haven't incorporated the technology may fear the expense or are unsure if they're readers will be actively involved, but Dietrich said the good news is it's relatively easy to experiment.
"There are really cool applications for publications, in particular," she said. "Layar is one company that will allow you to test augmented reality inexpensively. All you have to do is upload your content, choose a video, provide the URL, and voila! It's pretty nifty and the cost is so low, it's worth trying."
Augmented reality as the answer to the struggling print industry may be a stretch, however. Cavalcanti said AR should not be looked at as a way to keep print publications afloat, but rather as a way to elevate what's already there.
"Charles Darwin once said 'It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change,'" she said. "And perhaps the same applies to print. AR is not really about avoiding extinction, it's about adapting and proving that print and dynamic multimedia content can seamlessly coexist and help propel each other forward."
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What is clear is that McCain beats both Democratic presidential rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton on values, in part because of his military background. In a recent NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, 54 percent of registered voters said McCain "has background/set of values I identify with," compared with 46 percent for Ms. Clinton and 45 percent for Mr. Obama. If McCain is going to be elected president, it will be because of values, and in spite of the unpopular Iraq war he supports and a struggling economy, analysts say.
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The fact that McCain has far more life experience than Obama, the likely Democratic nominee and 25 years McCain's junior, could also work to his benefit. But just as important will be how McCain touts his experience and how he explains his quirky Senate record.
To some McCain observers, the senator's military career goes a long way toward explaining how he approaches policy.
"When you come from a military background, I think you're less ideological, less partisan," says Margaret Kenski, a Republican pollster based in Tucson, Ariz. "It's a career that's very much task-oriented, getting a vital job done."
McCain himself, in a Monitor interview last fall, touted the apolitical traditions of the military. "I don't think my father ever voted," he said. "Generally speaking, most military officers try to keep a very big separation between their military duties and the political side."
Indeed, the last career military man to serve as president, five-star general and war hero Dwight Eisenhower, had no political affiliation during his long service. He was recruited by both major parties to run for president in 1948, but declined. In 1952, a Republican "Draft Eisenhower" movement succeeded.
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Sonic The Hedgehog returns in a title that will satisfy fans both old and new as the athletic mascot marks his 20th Anniversary.
GAME bags exclusive GoldenEye multiplayer mode
Bond fans will have to pick up Activision's GoldenEye 007: Reloaded from GAME if they want to battle their friends in the paintball multiplayer mode.
Move bundled with GoldenEye 007 special edition
Activision has teamed up with Sony to create an exclusive Move bundle for the release of GoldenEye 007: Reloaded.
Scherzinger named as GoldenEye title singer
Activision has announced that Nicole Scherzinger will be the title singer for GoldenEye 007.
Bond duo hit stores in November
James Bond 007: Blood Stone will arrive in the UK on November 5th along with GoldenEye 007.
Activision reveals Q4 line-up
Activision has dated some of its big Q4 titles.
Activision offers gold Wii controller
Buyers of Activision's Wii remake of Goldeneye 007 will have the chance to grab a golden joystick of their own when it hits shelves later this year.
NINTENDO: Goldeneye finally goes official
After what has been years of speculation, the lid has finally been lifted on a brand new version of Goldeneye that will be released exclusively on Wii.
E3 2010: Wii GoldenEye trailer leaked
Classic N64 shooter GoldenEye is to get a revamp on Wii after a trailer was leaked ahead of Nintendo's press conference tonight.
GoldenEye heading to Wii and DS
If you think you've read this story before, we can promise you haven't – it's just that rumours surrounding a possible resurrection of acclaimed N64 GoldenEye are nothing new.
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We're now less than two weeks away from comet C/2012 S1 (ISON) reaching perihelion and, if we're honest, we are still none the wiser as to how the situation might play out!
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My brother and I enjoyed watching Reading Rainbow as kids, so it's a delight for me to have had a guest post published on their blog last week. I wrote for them about how kids (with the help of their parents) can follow the adventure of the Curiosity mission through the release of their raw images.
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MAVEN launched flawlessly and pretty much exactly on schedule. Congratulations to NASA, the MAVEN team, and United Launch Alliance for a picture perfect launch!
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Bright and early this morning, we NASA Social folks met at the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex for a tour of the space shuttle Atlantis. This is the first shuttle I've seen in person, and it was a stunning sight to see.
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A perfect launch on an Atlas V rocket has sent MAVEN on her way to Mars today at 10:28 PT (18:38 UT). Today's on-time launch puts the mission on course for a September 22, 2014 arrival at Mars.
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By Sylvie Guillaume - 20th June 2013
Alongside many other colleagues, I already had doubts on the loyalty of our US partner when I objected to the EU-US Passenger Name Records (PNR) agreement last year, arguing that the data protection safeguards foreseen do not meet EU standards
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As a member of the European parliament, working on civil liberties for several years already, I find it absolutely unacceptable that the US authorities have access to EU citizens' data.
Such generalised access to EU citizens' data is clearly not compliant with the EU's current data protection legislation.
Alongside many other colleagues, I already had doubts on the loyalty of our US partner when I objected to the EU-US Passenger Name Records (PNR) agreement last year, arguing that the data protection safeguards foreseen do not meet EU standards.
At a time when the EU is about to open negotiations for an EU-US trade agreement, this highly sensitive issue must seriously be taken into account.
In that context, I'm also wondering what is really hidden behind this generalised surveillance?
When we know that Germany is the European country mainly concerned, I can hardly believe that the purpose of the National Security Agency's (NSA) snooping and surveillance of electronic communication is purely based on security reasons but may be more for commercial ones.
Given that many key questions remain unanswered, I'm now eager to know what the US reaction to the letter that EU justice commissioner Viviane Reding sent to the Attorney General on 10th June with regard to accessing and processing of data of EU citizens will be.
I hope we will soon have the opportunity for an honest and open debate in order to clarify the respective responsibilities of not only the US authorities and the American private companies involved, but also the European administration and the national governments.
At least this scandal has had a positive effect by highlighting a crucial need for a growing awareness on the threats to privacy our citizens are exposed to in their daily life.
It shows even more clearly that we need a strong legal framework for the protection of personal data, providing a strong compliance with the fundamental principles of data minimisation and purpose limitation, and restoring citizens' control over the way their personal data is processed.
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What's blue and green and spins? The annual Blue and Green Ball, a gala event that kicks off the 11th annual Rocky Mountain Sustainable Living Fair this weekend in Fort Collins. I will be covering the highlights of the fair all weekend.
The Blue and Green Ball is where the who's who of the Northern Colorado sustainability world "nibble on locally produced edibles, imbibe hand-crafted brews and wine, bop and spin to live entertainment, and mingle with our conscientious comrades."
Keynote Speakers at this years sustainable living fair include: Heather C. Flores, author of Food Not Lawns, and Jeff Mapes, author of Pedaling Revolution, Andrew Harvey, founder of the Institute for Sacred Activism and Doug Fine, author of Farewell My Subaru.
Here's some cool statistics for the 2009 RMSLF – Exhibitors 250 – Attendees 12,202 – Workshops 87 – Hours of Education 141.5 – Volunteers 331 – ONLY 360 lbs of trash – 90% waste diversion - 320 Metric Tons of Co2 offset
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Data center space isn't cheap. Plug-and-play technical space like that planned for Digital Realty's Santa Clara building leased in a range of $125 to $143 a square foot [7] last year. A similar rate for 86,000 square feet of turn-key space would yield an annual lease cost between $10.75 million and $12.3 million.
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