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The 2013 Governor's Cup is fast approaching. Excitement surrounding the two programs in the past six months has been undeniable.
Upsetting The Governor's Cup
With the recent schedule change of the Governor's Cup to the end of the 2014 football season, all eyes are on the Cards and Cats as we revel one last time in the early-season kick-off on Sept. 14.
From Gridiron to Airwaves
If we're going to make this a movie analogy, Tony Vanetti started out in this town as a star in Animal House.
A Former CAT'S Backup Plan
Twany Beckham played in a KHSAA State Championship game at Ballard and was a member of UK's 2012 National Championship team.
UK Football Kick-Off Luncheon
The Greater Louisville UK Alumni Club held its Wildcat Football Kickoff Luncheon at the International Convention Center.
Stoops Starts with a Quarterback Battle
The Mark Stoops era officially kicks off on August 31, when Kentucky takes on Western Kentucky in Nashville, Tenn.
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Richie Needs Fans' Prayers
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Blue/White Spring Game
An estimated 50,831 UK fans filled Commonwealth Stadium on April 13 for the Blue/White Spring Game.
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text: We Fly a B-2 Stealth Bomber More people have been to space than have flown in a B-2 stealth bomber. PopMech gets an extremely rare ride, flying a B-2 training mission and going behind the scenes to meet the people (and dogs) who've kept the B-2 at the forefront of American power projection for 20 years. By Joe Pappalardo Email Comments 0 Share Back 5 of 12 Next Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Back Next View Thumbnails Hard Bites from a Good Dog It's always fun to meet and greet the security personnel at military installations. That includes Roger the German shepherd, seen above biting my arm. Warning signs are everywhere: "WARNING: Restricted Area. While on this installation all personnel and the property under their control are subject to search. USE OF DEADLY FORCE AUTHORIZED. Patrolled by military working dogs." (Click here to download a PDF of the sign.) The more sensitive the base is, the more interesting the weapons and tactics that protect it. At Whiteman, security teams secure the base perimeter, control all access points, protect the flight line and hangars, and safeguard the aircraft's weapons. To do this, they use ATVs, up-armored F-350 trucks, and M4 rifles fitted with grenade launchers. Their ace in the hole: military working dogs. The unit has 10 dogsGerman shepherds, Belgian Malinois, and one charming black Labeach with different skill sets. Some detect explosives, others can chase and subdue subjects. And some can do both, like Roger the German shepherd. I shrug on a bite suit and meet Roger in a fenced-in practice area. He's excited to see the suitthere's a gleam in his eye I recognize from playful family pets. But this dog is coiled and ready for some carefully applied violence. "This is a game to him," says his handler, Sgt. Keaton Mickle. "He knows what's coming when he sees that gear." I figure the padded suit will protect my arms when the dog attacks, so much so that I won't feel a thing. I'm wrong. As Mickle releases his dog, Roger becomes a brown blur. A snarling clamp falls on my armit doesn't hurt but I can feel his teeth. The 70-pound dog applies at least 500 pounds of pressure per square inch. Pulling away does nothing but elicit a snorting growl and a tighter clamp. The dog reluctantly releases me after a command from the sergeant, but I see he wants more. I could benefit from another encounter: There's an innate, animal fear you feel when a dog bears down on you, and so I agreed to go again and pay better attention. The animal obligesand chomps my other arm before I can register any thought but panic. They call Roger off me and I leave the cage impressed. When I pull off the protective suit there are shallow red welts on both forearms. My time with the security team ends with a sunset trip to a firing range, where we shoot a score of practice rounds from an M203 grenade launcher mounted under an M4. The rounds are stuffed with orange dust; any Cheeto-colored bloom within a 5-meter radius of the target is considered a kill. After three rounds I ding a kill shot. I look at those warning signs in a new light after the day's events. Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery View Thumbnails Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Return to Gallery Back 5 of 12 Next Return to Gallery Back Next Return to Slideshow Related Links


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Newton County citizens recently learned of the unexpected action of the Board of Commissioners (BOC) to appoint an "assistant county manager," which in fact is the new "county manager in waiting" who will replace John Middleton upon his retirement sometime this year. Mr. Tom Garrett, the person selected, may be a good candidate for this job, but the process and timing of his appointment raises serious questions about the genuine commitment of our current commissioners to effectively manage our county.
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In any election year there will be roughly equal groups of winners and losers. Here are the Georgia political figures who can feel good (or bad) about their wins and losses of the past year.
If the federal government really wants to start fooling around with the drinking age, it should start at the other end. What I mean by this is that the government should first do something about older drinkers before it starts meddling with the younger ones. There are several reasons why I think this:
Dear Editor: Certainly no compassion here. If left up to the citizens there would be no condemnation of the Denby home until all the permits were issued to build the project. And after 10-plus years the "urgency" of this condemnation is about as lame an excuse as any kindergarten kid could come up with. The county brought me into court on Christmas Eve once in an attempt to spoil my holidays, and if I remember correctly, the county court house was closed. I didn't mind. I expected it. It was an issue of Hay vs. Newton.
Madoff's $50 billion Ponzi scheme brought down individuals, charities and damaged banks and investment funds around the world. More precisely, the exposure of Madoff's Ponzi scheme brought them down.
I remember going to Walt Disney World not long after it opened. There was just the Magic Kingdom and that was it.
Preparing for Christmas this week, I've been contemplating the familiar while relishing Dickensian flashes of Christmases past. Reverencing the past, I think, enriches the present, engenders hope and provides guidance for the future.
At a time when Georgia is facing the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression and has to deal with a budget deficit of $2 billion or more, what has been the response of our political leadership?
I made a major decision recently. I decided to buy myself a pair of blue jeans.
A 41-year-old man should not take on such a thing without first giving it a great deal of thought, which I thought I had done.
By this time next year, you may think 2008 wasn't so bad after all.
Sure, the economy went into a nosedive. Unemployment rose, and so did bankruptcies and foreclosures. It could have been worse. At year's end, there was a break in the clouds.
We are less than a week away from celebrating the grand celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
Here are some thoughts as you rush around to pick up those last minute Christmas gifts for your loved ones. You don't have to drive down the road and fight those last minute shopping crowds and traffic; you can find those gifts right here in Newton County and Social Circle.
Some years ago, along about the time the New Year dawned, I boldly resolved to lose 60 pounds over the course of those next 12 months. The loss of a mere five pounds a month seemed reasonable, given the cornucopia of diets, self-help programs, and support groups available to fat people who want to lose weight.
It was a moment for the history books last week as 15 Georgians gathered at the Golden Dome to play their role in finalizing the Electoral College outcome of this year's race for president.
Gov. Sonny Perdue deserves a round of applause for seeing the light.
Just weeks after warning that Georgians can't borrow their way out of debt, the governor announced in general terms that he now favors increasing the state debt. Perdue wants state government to borrow an unspecified sum to stimulate the economy and wipe out a looming $1.6 billion state deficit.
They opened a new stretch of Georgia 316, a four-lane highway that runs between Lawrenceville and Athens last week.
What that means is you can drive on four-lane highway all the way between Athens and Atlanta now. From Atlanta, take Interstate 85 to the Lawrenceville exit and then 316 the rest of the way.


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Cawley Middle School cheerleaders a team on and off the court in Hooksett
"When I told the girls (about coming to help at the food pantry) I made it clear that it was not mandatory, that it was totally optional. Fast forward to today and all 18 girls on the team showed up," Leger said.
"We weren't expecting so many to show up, but they did a lot of work in a really short amount of time. And anything they can do to help us is more than appreciated, I think it is amazing that they want to give back in this way. They put together 150 baskets today," Brennan said.
"This is the first year (the cheerleaders) will have given back to the community. It is really important to me personally to give back, and I think this can be a great opportunity for the kids to learn the value of giving back in a non-stressful environment to give them all awareness," Leger said.
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Column | Sep 30, 2013 | 6:30 AMIt's official. President Obama has named former Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.) as his nominee for secretary of defense. Hence, we may be in store for the worst defense secretary nomination fight since George H.W. Bush's failed appointment of Sen. John Tower... -
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Housing prices are going through the roof in Canada. The real estate market there is one of the hottest in the developed world. In Toronto, prices increased 10 percent in March alone. The average detached house in the city costs more than $600,000.
That has economists and the government worried that Canada is experiencing a housing bubble that's about to burst.
Originally published on Tue May 15, 2012 8:51 pm
The green is unmistakable at a plant in Russia as workers put together a John Deere tractor. The roughly 90 employees, however, don't actually make the tractors.
The engine, the drive train and the tractor itself are all built in Waterloo, Iowa. The completed tractor is tested, and then it is disassembled and prepared for shipment.
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Kay Allen had just started work, and everything seemed quiet at the Cornerstone Care community health clinic in Burgettstown, Pa. But things didn't stay quiet for long.
"All the girls, they were yelling at me in the back, 'You gotta come out here quick. You gotta come out here quick,' " said Allen, 59, a nurse from Weirton, W.Va.
Allen rushed out front and knew right away what all the yelling was about. The whole place reeked — like someone had spilled a giant bottle of nail polish remover.
Several states, including Kansas and New Jersey, are debating so-called "wrongful birth" laws that would prevent parents from suing a doctor who fails to warn them about fetal problems.
Abortion rights activists say the laws give doctors the right to withhold information so women don't have abortions.
In Suffern, N.Y., Sharon and Steven Hoffman's son, Jake, was born with Tay-Sachs, a genetic disease that mainly affects Jewish families and is usually fatal by age 4 or 5.
"There's no treatment. There's no cure. There's nothing," Sharon says.
Originally published on Wed May 23, 2012 9:47 am
Nicholas McDonald grew up tempted by drugs and under pressure to hit the streets. Lacking male role models, the Maryland resident says he always saw his mom as "the apple of my eye."
Natasha Shamone-Gilmore tried to protect her son growing up. Now, 24-year-old Nicholas is doing his best to return the favor.
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It's just after nightfall as Anandrag Davinder, an outreach worker among Mumbai's mostly hidden community of gay men, wanders down a dark alley beside a busy railway station in Mumbai. His stop is a squalid row of urinal buildings where gay men go to meet, hidden from public view. The stench inside is overwhelming.
"This is a loo. This is a cruising center," Davinder says, stepping into the crowded, nearly pitch-black room. "All the gays are standing here only and saying, 'I like these guys. I want to do sex with this person.' "
For a third day in a row, the violence of Syria spilled into the northern city of Tripoli in Lebanon.
The AP reports that the Alawites, who support the regime of Bashar Assad, and the Sunnis, who support the Syrian uprising, traded fire in Lebanon using assault rifles and rocket propelled grenades. Five people were killed and 100 were wounded in Lebanon's second-largest city.
Originally published on Mon May 14, 2012 6:49 pm
The military and the Department of Veterans Affairs say they want more veterans and service members to get appropriate treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
That's why they're tweaking the way they define and treat PTSD. But if this approach works, it could add to the backlog of PTSD cases.
For years, the standard definition for post-traumatic stress disorder had a key feature that didn't fit for the military. It said that the standard victim responds to the trauma he or she has experienced with "helplessness and fear."
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When Intel announced that the company was working on Larrabee as their next-generation graphics part, mostly everybody thought that Intel would kill ATI/nVidia with ease. After all, the company knocked AMD from its feet with Core architecture, and Intel felt as secure as ever.
Over the course of the last couple of years, I have closely followed Larrabee with on and off-the-record discussions with a significant number of Intel employees. As time progressed, the warning lights stopped being blips in the distance and became big flashing lights right in front of our faces. After discussing what happened at the Intel Developer Forum and the Larrabee demo with Intel's own engineers, industry analysts and the like, there was no point in going back.
This article is a summation of our information on Larrabee, hundreds of e-mails and chats, lot of roadmaps and covert discussions. When we asked Intel's PR about Larrabee, his comment was that this story was
and has nothing to do with truth. We were also told that our sources were
, which was duly forwarded to the sources themselves. We will cherish the comments that ensued afterwards for the remainder of our days, including a meeting that followed a comment
"since [Intel] PR claims we don't work on LRB, this is a blue cookie"
. Also, there were some questionable statements about our integrity, but here at Bright Side of News* we are going to continue doing what we did in the past - disclose the information regardless of how good or bad it is. We hope that it is good, but if it's not - don't expect us to stay put.
Unfortunately for the PR, marketing, and sales divisions, every company owes its existence to engineers who pour their hearts in projects and if wasn't for that - you would not have chips with hundreds, and now billions of transistors in. Engineers don't speak in
Ronspeak language
, but rather are quite open. This is what we would call, a real inconvenient truth.
For a company of Intel's stature, we did not expect that a project such as Larrabee would develop in the way it has. In fact, according to information gathered over the years - LRB just doesn't look like an Intel project at all [read: sloppy execution, wrong management decisions]. The amounts of leaks we received over the course of the past years simply surprised us; on several occasions, we had the opportunity of seeing internal roadmaps and hearing about frustrations regarding unrealistic expectations from the management. First and foremost, the release dates: Intel's internal roadmaps originally cited "sampling in 2008", then "Release in Q4 2008", "Release in 2009". By summer 2008, we saw "mid-2009", "H2 2009," changing to "2010", "H2 2010" and after a recent conversation with several engineers that mentioned "we need another 13-18 months to get [Larrabee] out"; the time came [unfortunately] to complete this story.
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In a lot of ways, Larrabee had a lot of issues even before Intel had committed to the project. Intel pondered about doing LRB for years, but the CPU-centric company was in love with the idea of having a Pentium 4 reaching 10 GHz [double pumped ALU would work at 20 GHz then] and be strong enough to power graphics as well. This was the same line of thought as Sony took with
IBM Cell Processor
- originally, PlayStation 3 was supposed to have two Cell CPUs at 4GHz each. After that idea went bust, nVidia got the hot potato to make a PS3 graphics chip with less than 12 months to launch. With Larrabee, we can't exactly call Imagination Technologies being the savior.
Just like the Cell peaked at 3.2 GHz and had numerous issues [bear in mind that every shipped PS3 has eight SPE units, out of which only seven are used], Intel had an internal war about
[successor to Pentium 4, next step of NetBurst architecture]. The fallout in the company was huge - even Intel's die-hards realized that the
NetBurst architecture
had turned into a
and gave open hands to the Israeli team who worked on the Pentium M processors [central part of
Centrino platform
]. During those wars, we heard a slogan
"Megahertz is Megahurtzing us"
, especially in sales discussions versus a very hot topic at the time,
AMD Opteron
. There is also an internal story that touches on the power struggle that was happening at the time, but we will leave that one for another time. Let's just say that there was a reason why a certain executive started pushing
like there's no tomorrow.
After the CPU side of the company put its finishing touches on the Core architecture, Intel was sure that Core was the ticket to ride and started to turn its focus into becoming a real platform company by products as well, not just by PowerPoint slideware. Paying a significant fee to a licensing company [
Imagination Technologies
] so that you can use their power efficient, but "peformance shortfalling" technologies [
] in low-end netbook and notebook chipsets is somewhat ludicrous if you're a company that designs ASICs [
Application Specific Integrated Circuit
] that get sold in hundreds of million units per year. Now, the performance shortfall is not exactly Imagination Technologies fault, as we all thought. The problem is that Intel hired a 3rd party vendor called Tungsten Graphics [now a whole owned subsidiary of VMware Inc.] to create the drivers for the parts. Problem with those drivers is the fact that
"GMA500 suffers from utterly crappy drivers. Intel didn't buy any drivers from Imagination Technologies for the SGX, but hired Tungsten Graphics to write the drivers for it. Despite the repeated protest from the side of Imagination Technologies to Intel, Tungsten drivers DO NOT use the onboard firmware of the chip, forcing the chip to resort to software vertex processing."
There you have it folks, the reason why
"Intel graphics sux"
is not exactly hardware, but rather doubtful political decisions to have a VMware subsidiary writing drivers that are forcing CPU to do the work. We remember when Intel used this as a demo of performance differences between Core 2 Duo and Quad, but the problem is - it is one thing to demonstrate, it is another to shove that to your respective buyers.
Secondly, Intel decided to use PowerVR SGX535 core, which can be found in Apple's iPhone, Nokia N900, Sony Ericsson XPERIA and similar smartphones. If the company opted for SGX545, we would probably see a netbook and notebook parts [ones based on mobile 945 chipset] beating the living daylights out of Intel's desktop chipsets that use Intel's old GenX graphics hardware.
As a consequence of underpowered hardware and questionable driver decisions, Intel was always ridiculed by gaming development teams and cursed upon whenever a publisher would force that the game supports Intel's integrated graphics - resulting in a paradox of having the best CPU and the worst GPU [several key developers warned us about never writing GMA graphics as a "GPU"]. In fact, during the preparation of this story a certain affair involving
GMA graphics and driver optimizations in 3DMark Vantage
broke out courtesy of Tech Report.
Tim Sweeney of Epic Games lacked courtesy
of Intel's graphics capabilities commenting that
"Intel's integrated graphics just don't work. I don't think they will ever work."
But that statement could be considered as courtesy compared to his latter statement
"[Intel] always say 'Oh, we know it has never worked before, but the next generation ...' It has always been the next generation. They go from one generation to the next one and to the next one. They're not faster now than they have been at any time in the past."
Bear in mind that Intel also showed open doors to developers, as Tim Sweeney is now knee deep in creating Unreal Engine 4.0, one of first engines that will utilize Larrabee... when it gets out. Naturally, direct hardware access to hardware will apply to AMD and nVidia graphics too, with Fermi architecture now supporting native C++ code execution. But that's another story...
The idea of Larrabee finally came to fruition towards the middle point of this decade. Intel started to hire people around the Globe with a lot of focus on sites in Oregon, California and Germany. In order to build a highly complex chip, you have to relay several teams working on various aspects and perhaps this might be the reason for current state of the Larrabee project and slippage in the roadmaps by some two years, with a potential for further slip.
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The premier episode of Peter Godly.
Peter teaches David an important lesson about Exodus 35:2 - With a .45 automatic.
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Yup, I agree with Peter on one thing...Sundays are never meant for work....I have some boring ass homework, but I am too lazy to do it. besides sunday is really meant for video games, TV, and masturbation.
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Didn't expect the gun. The smiting stick would've been cooler.
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Cindy Baker accepted the position of assistant academic advisor for the EXCEL Program for Adults. She most recently served as director of Beds & Britches, Etc., a not-for-profit organization in Columbia City, Ind. She also has been the director of career services and job placement for International Business College. Baker holds a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education from Indiana University Bloomington.
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As a new admissions counselor, Andrew Clay assumed a territory which includes Michigan and everything west of the Mississippi. He is also assisting with transfer and readmitted students. Clay earned a bachelor's degree in accounting as a Presidential Scholar while graduating summa cum laude. As a student, he was the president of the Investment Club, treasure of Alpha Chi, member of Student Senate, a resident assistant in the residence halls, and also part of the Student Admissions Staff.
Brad Clampitt joined the Technology Services team as the Call Center/computer labs coordinator. He holds a bachelor's degree from Indiana University and a Master of Business Administration degree from Indiana Wesleyan University. Clampitt has worked in the information technology field since 1991, primarily at Lincoln Life and Lincoln Re. Prior to coming to Huntington, he worked at Zimmer, Inc., in Warsaw, Ind., for four years. He has significant experience in the areas of problem management and resolution in a broad range of information technologies.
Melissa Cole began as events coordinator and Advancement Office secretary. She is a 2004 Huntington University graduate with a bachelor's degree in choral education. She has served as a staff accompanist for the Department of Music since 2006 and continues that role in addition to her new position.
April Meyer joined the staff as an admissions counselor. Meyer's recruiting territory includes those counties in Indiana south of Huntington with a focus on Indianapolis, and the states of Illinois and Wisconsin. She earned a bachelor's degree in communication studies from Huntington University and was a Dean's List Scholar. During her time as a student, Meyer was a four-year varsity letter winner for the Forester softball team. Her other activities included Student Admissions Staff, campus ministry coordinator, Student Activities Board, freshman mentor, Lambda Pi Eta member, and marketing/recruiting coordinator for the Master of Education program.
David Pearson accepted the position of maintenance worker. His son, David, also works in the Maintenance Department. The elder Pearson was retired before coming to Huntington.
Bob Sloan is the new digital media arts assistant. He and his wife Christi were the former creators and owners of Coffee D'Vine. The Sloans are involved in offering ministry opportunities in the Huntington area.
Pamela Smalling is the administrative secretary for the Department of Nursing. She formerly served as the secretary/treasurer for Salamonie School in Huntington.
Eric Throne, admissions counselor, took over the territory that includes everything east and south of Indiana with the main focus being on Ohio and Pennsylvania. He graduated cum laude with a bachelor's degree in mathematics education. Throne coordinated the high school math competition at the university, volunteered with College Park Church's youth group and coordinated "Neighbors," a student-lead volunteer group in the community. He was also a Kappa Delta Pi-Omega Psi officer, member of Preeminence and a campus ministry coordinator.
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Google blocks controversial movie trailer in Indonesia
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Google took down on Friday in Indonesia the controversial movie trailer that has sparked protests worldwide, adding the country to the short list of nations where the video can't be seen on YouTube.
The company received a valid request from the Indonesian authorities asking that the trailer be taken down, which casts the Prophet Muhammad in a deeply unflattering light. Google will remove content from YouTube if it receives a court order or a valid request from a government. It was unclear how Indonesia presented its position to the company.
Google's YouTube guidelines do not permit "hate speech," which it defines as speech "that attacks or demeans a group based on race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, and sexual orientation/gender identity."
The company has stuck by its guns, asserting that it is widely available elsewhere on the internet and it "is clearly within our guidelines and so will stay on YouTube." Google had only restricted viewing in three other countries: India, Libya and Egypt.
The authenticity of the trailer and its similarity to a movie called "Innocence of Muslims" has been questioned, as well as whether there is a movie by that name.
Last week, Google said the trailer was restricted in Libya and Egypt due to "the very sensitive situations in those countries." US Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans died last Tuesday after protesters stormed the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya, while demonstrators also have converged at the US Embassy in Cairo.
The low-budget 14-minute video has caused violent protests at US embassies and consulates in Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, Sudan, Libya, Algeria, Morocco and Pakistan.
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said on Thursday that the "United States had nothing to do with this movie," which according to some reports was filmed in the US by a person whose identity has yet to be established.
"Our government does not and cannot stop individual citizens from expressing their views," Carney said according to a transcript. "Those of us who care about religious tolerance and who respect religious beliefs must not allow a tiny minority of people to provoke conflict between different religions, cultures, and countries."
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If I were near Tokyo Station right now, I'd hop on a bullet train to Osaka lickety-split. Why? To get my scalp cleansed by Panasonic's shampoo robot, of course.
Hair salon Super Hair Seo in the nearby city of Nishinomiya is playing the lucky host to the electronics giant's Head Care Robot, which is undergoing its first tests alongside hairdressers.
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My Head, It Hurts: MC Escher Tennis Match
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This is a picture of a tennis match taken and edited by Michael Kai in the style of famed perspective-distorting artist MC Escher. As you can see, it's puke-worthy. I literally ralphed twice just resizing the picture. Three more times standing on my head trying to look up the players' skirts!
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The excellent revival of Simon Gray's Butley at the Booth on Broadway proves particularly welcome because Mr. Gray's hero isn't nice. The British relish a bit of bitterness and intelligence, and Mr. Gray's alcoholic, chain-smoking professor of English, Ben Butley, has a talent to abuse. He abuses everyone: his wife, his male lover, his students Read More