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An anonymous reader writes: Mozilla today officially launched Firefox 32 for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android. Additions include a new HTTP cache for improved performance, public key pinning support, and easy language switching on Android. The Android version is trickling out slowly on Google Play. Changelogs are here: desktop and mobile.
criticalmass24 sends news that multiple banks are indicating Home Depot stores are the source of a new batch of stolen credit cards and debit cards that hit the black market today. "There are signs that the perpetrators of this apparent breach may be the same group of Russian and Ukrainian hackers responsible for the data breaches at Target, Sally Beauty and P.F. Chang's, among others. The banks contacted by this reporter all purchased their customers' cards from the same underground store – rescator[dot]cc — which on Sept. 2 moved two massive new batches of stolen cards onto the market." Home Depot is aware of the situation, and says they're investigating. The banks say this breach may have begun as early as April or May of this year and may extend to all 2,200 of Home Depot's U.S. stores.
Vigile (99919) writes AMD looks to continue addressing the mainstream PC enthusiast and gamer with a set of releases into two different component categories. First, today marks the launch of the Radeon R9 285 graphics card, a $250 option based on a brand new piece of silicon dubbed Tonga. This GPU has nearly identical performance to the R9 280 that came before it, but includes support for XDMA PCIe CrossFire, TrueAudio DSP technology and is FreeSync capable (AMD's response to NVIDIA G-Sync). On the CPU side AMD has refreshed its FX product line with three new models (FX-8370, FX-8370e and FX-8320e) with lower TDPs and supposedly better efficiency. The problem of course is that while Intel is already sampling 14nm parts these Vishera-based CPUs continue to be manufactured on GlobalFoundries' 32nm process. The result is less than expected performance boosts and efficiency gains. For a similar review of the new card, see Hot Hardware's page-by-page unpacking.
An anonymous reader writes Back in August, groups of Russian hackers assembled the biggest list of compromised login credentials ever seen: 1.2 billion accounts. Now, domain registrar Namecheap reports the hackers have begun using the list to try and access accounts. "Overnight, our intrusion detection systems alerted us to a much higher than normal load against our login systems. ... The group behind this is using the stored usernames and passwords to simulate a web browser login through fake browser software. This software simulates the actual login process a user would use if they are using Firefox/Safari/Chrome to access their Namecheap account. The hackers are going through their username/password list and trying each and every one to try and get into Namecheap user accounts." They report that most login attempts are failing, but some are succeeding. Now is a good time to check that none of your important accounts share passwords.
An anonymous reader writes: Rumors of back door access to Skype have plagued the communication software for the better part of a decade. Even if it's not true, Skype is owned by Microsoft, which is beholden to data requests from law enforcement. Because of these issues, a group of developers started work on Tox, which aims to rebuild the functionality of Skype with an emphasis on privacy. "The main thing the Tox team is trying to do, besides provide encryption, is create a tool that requires no central servers whatsoever—not even ones that you would host yourself. It relies on the same technology that BitTorrent uses to provide direct connections between users, so there's no central hub to snoop on or take down."
First time accepted submitter Adam Oxford writes Nigeria's National Identity Management System — which aims to bring together citizen information databases as diverse as driving licenses and tax returns — was introduced last week and includes a prepay MasterCard wallet. Civil liberties groups are naturally wary about the project, but proponents see it as a way to get financial services to the masses. From the article: "The director general of the commission which will implement NIMS, Chris 'E Onyemenam, said at the launch that the card will eventually be used for border control as well. 'There are many use cases for the card, including the potential to use it as an international travel document,' Onyemenam said. 'NIMC is focused on inclusive citizenship, more effective governance, and the creation of a cashless economy, all of which will stimulate economic growth, investment and trade.'"
swinferno writes with news about the leak of hundreds of private celebrity photos over the weekend. Hundreds of revealing pictures of female celebrities were leaked overnight after being stolen from their private collections. Hunger Games actress Jennifer Lawrence, Kirsten Dunst, and pop star Ariana Grande were among the celebrities apparently shown in the pictures, which were posted on infamous web forum 4chan. It's unclear how the images were obtained, but anonymous 4chan users said that they were taken from celebrities' iCloud accounts. The accounts are designed to allow iPhone, iPad, and Mac users to synchronize images, settings, calendar information, and other data between devices, but the service has been criticized for being unreliable and confusing. Earlier this year, Jennifer Lawrence herself complained about the service in an interview with MTV.
An anonymous reader writes New Zealand is facing its weirdest election ever with a hacker calling himself "Rawshark" progressively dumping emails hacked from a controversial blogger. This weekend, revelations forced the resignation of one Government minister and nobody knows what will drop next. Emails revealed that the blogger, called "Whale Oil", was in contact with both a government minister in charge of New Zealand's white collar crime investigations unit and with a PR man acting for a founder of a failed finance company then under investigation.
An anonymous reader writes: New research shows that wireless routers are still quite vulnerable to attack if they don't use a good implementation of Wi-Fi Protected Setup. Bad implementations do a poor job of randomizing the key used to authenticate hardware PINs. Because of this, the new attack only requires a single guess at the hardware PIN to collect data necessary to break it. After a few hours to process the data, an attacker can access the router's WPS functionality. Two major router manufacturers are affected: Broadcom, and a manufacturer to be named once they get around to fixing it. "Because many router manufacturers use the reference software implementation as the basis for their customized router software, the problems affected the final products, Bongard said. Broadcom's reference implementation had poor randomization, while the second vendor used a special seed, or nonce, of zero, essentially eliminating any randomness."
An anonymous reader writes: NASA's Opportunity rover has been rolling around the surface of Mars for over 10 years. It's still performing scientific observations, but the mission team has been dealing with a problem: the rover keeps rebooting. It's happened a dozen times this month, and the process is a bit more involved than rebooting a typical computer. It takes a day or two to get back into operation every time. To try and fix this, the Opportunity team is planning a tricky operation: reformatting the flash memory from 125 million miles away. "Preparations include downloading to Earth all useful data remaining in the flash memory and switching the rover to an operating mode that does not use flash memory. Also, the team is restructuring the rover's communication sessions to use a slower data rate, which may add resilience in case of a reset during these preparations." The team suspects some of the flash memory cells are simply wearing out. The reformat operation is scheduled for some time in September.
New submitter brokenin2 writes Hal Finney, the number two programmer for PGP and the first person to receive a Bitcoin transaction, has passed away. From the article on Coindesk: "Shortly after collaborating with Nakamoto on early bitcoin code in 2009, Finney announced he was suffering from ALS. Increasing paralysis, which eventually became near-total, forced him to retire from work in early 2011."
darthcamaro (735685) writes "Forget about HTML5, that's already passe — Google is already moving on to HTML5.1 support for the upcoming Chrome 38 release. Currently only a beta, one of the biggest things that web developers will notice is the use of the new "picture" tag which is a container for multiple image sizes/formats. Bottom line is it's a new way to think about the "IMG" tag that has existed since the first HTML spec."
Trailrunner7 writes: Mozilla is planning to add support for public-key pinning in its Firefox browser in an upcoming version. In version 32, which would be the next stable version of the browser, Firefox will have key pins for a long list of sites, including many of Mozilla's own sites, all of the sites pinned in Google Chrome and several Twitter sites. Public-key pinning has emerged as an important defense against a variety of attacks, especially man-in-the-middle attacks and the issuance of fraudulent certificates. The function essentially ties a public key, or set of keys, issued by known-good certificate authorities to a given domain. So if a user's browser encounters a site that's presenting a certificate that isn't included in the set of pinned public keys for that domain, it will then reject the connection. The idea is to prevent attackers from using fake certificates in order to intercept secure traffic between a user and the target site.
msm1267 writes: The IEEE's Center for Secure Design debuted its first report this week, a guidance for software architects called "Avoiding the Top 10 Software Security Design Flaws." Developing guidance for architects rather than developers was a conscious effort the group made in order to steer the conversation around software security away from exclusively talking about finding bugs toward design-level failures that lead to exploitable security vulnerabilities. The document spells out the 10 common design flaws in a straightforward manner, each with a lengthy explainer of inherent weaknesses in each area and how software designers and architects should take these potential pitfalls into consideration.
snydeq writes Microsoft has re-released its botched MS14-045/KB 2982791 'Blue Screen 0x50' patch, only to introduce more problems, InfoWorld's Woody Leonhard reports. "Even by Microsoft standards, this month's botched Black Tuesday Windows 7/8/8.1 MS14-045 patch hit a new low. The original patch (KB 2982791) is now officially 'expired' and a completely different patch (KB 2993651) offered in its stead; there are barely documented revelations of new problems with old patches; patches that have disappeared; a 'strong' recommendation to manually uninstall a patch that went out via Automatic Update for several days; and an infuriating official explanation that raises serious doubts about Microsoft's ability to support Windows 9's expected rapid update pace."
An anonymous reader writes with this Ars piece about the executive order that is the legal basis for the U.S. government's mass spying on citizens. One thing sits at the heart of what many consider a surveillance state within the US today. The problem does not begin with political systems that discourage transparency or technologies that can intercept everyday communications without notice. Like everything else in Washington, there's a legal basis for what many believe is extreme government overreach—in this case, it's Executive Order 12333, issued in 1981. "12333 is used to target foreigners abroad, and collection happens outside the US," whistleblower John Tye, a former State Department official, told Ars recently. "My complaint is not that they're using it to target Americans, my complaint is that the volume of incidental collection on US persons is unconstitutional." The document, known in government circles as "twelve triple three," gives incredible leeway to intelligence agencies sweeping up vast quantities of Americans' data. That data ranges from e-mail content to Facebook messages, from Skype chats to practically anything that passes over the Internet on an incidental basis. In other words, EO 12333 protects the tangential collection of Americans' data even when Americans aren't specifically targeted—otherwise it would be forbidden under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) of 1978.
An anonymous reader writes The PHP team has announced the release of PHP 5.6.0. New features include constant scalar expressions, exponentiation using the ** operator, function and constant importing with the use keyword, support for file uploads larger than 2 GB, and phpdbg as an interactive integrated debugger SAPI. The team also notes important changes affecting compatibility. For example: "Array keys won't be overwritten when defining an array as a property of a class via an array literal," json_decode() is now more strict at parsing JSON syntax, and GMP resources are now objects. Here is the migration guide, the full change log, and the downloads page.
Bruce66423 writes with news of an electronic attack believed to affect at least five U.S. banking institutions this month, including JP Morgan, now being investigated by the FBI. According to the Independent, The attack on JP Morgan reportedly resulted in the loss of "gigabytes of sensitive data" that could have involved customer and employee information. It is said to have been of a level of sophistication beyond ordinary criminals, leading to speculation of a state link. The FBI is thought to be investigating whether there is a connection to Russia. American-Russian relations continue to be fraught amid the crisis in Ukraine, with sanctions ramped up. Bruce66423 asks "The quality of the attack, which appears to have led to 'gigabytes' of data being lost, is raising the prospect of a state being the source. The present culprit suggested is Russia... why the assumption it's not China — just because China isn't invading the Ukraine at the moment?" News of the attack is also at the New York Times, which notes Earlier this year, iSight Partners, a security firm in Dallas that provides intelligence on online threats, warned companies that they should be prepared for cyberattacks from Russia in retaliation for Western economic sanctions. But Adam Meyers, the head of threat intelligence at CrowdStrike, a security firm that works with banks, said that it would be "premature" to suggest the attacks were motivated by sanctions.
alphadogg (971356) writes Netflix has released three internal tools it uses to catch hints on the Web that hackers might target its services. "Many security teams need to stay on the lookout for Internet-based discussions, posts and other bits that may be of impact to the organizations they are protecting," wrote Andy Hoernecke and Scott Behrens of Netflix's Cloud Security Team. One of the tools, called Scumblr, can be used to create custom searches of Google sites, Twitter and Facebook for users or keywords.
An anonymous reader writes Google has released Chrome/Chromium version 37 for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Among the changes are better-looking fonts on Windows and a revamped password manager. There are 50 security fixes, including several to patch a sandbox escaping vulnerability. The release also brings stable 64-bit Windows support which ...offers many benefits for speed, stability and security. Our measurements have shown that the native 64-bit version of Chrome has improved speed on many of our graphics and media benchmarks. For example, the VP9 codec that's used in High Definition YouTube videos shows a 15% improvement in decoding performance. Stability measurements from people opted into our Canary, Dev and Beta 64-bit channels confirm that 64-bit rendering engines are almost twice as stable as 32-bit engines when handling typical web content. Finally, on 64-bit, our defense in depth security mitigations such as Partition Alloc are able to far more effectively defend against vulnerabilities that rely on controlling the memory layout of objects. The full changelog.
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The Bills placed third-year DT Torell Troup on injured reserve, the team announced Thursday.
Bills place DT Troup on injured reserve
The Bills placed DT Torell Troup on injured reserved because of a nagging back injury, the team announced Wednesday.
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Buffalo Bills defensive lineman Torell Troup has told The Associated Press he will have surgery within the next two weeks to repair a "minor fracture" in his spine.||||||| Troup says the recovery will take about three months, and adds the operation will also address a pre-existing back problem that bothered him in training camp. The Bills placed the second-year player on season-ending injured reserve on Nov. 30. Troup says he attempted to continue playing with the spine injury after he was hurt in Buffalo's preseason finale against Detroit on Sept. 1.
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Very clean,large rooms with kitchen or kitchenette, heated pool, washer dryer, free Wifi internet. Walking distance of shopping, grocery store and restaurant. It is a cozy garden with touch of luxury, in the very heart of Fort Lauderdale. All rooms are non-smoking.
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Varcoe's glory at the tennis treble
7:40am Tuesday 20th November 2012 in Sport
Elaine Varcoe won a hat-trick of honours at the Burnley Tennis Club annual finals day to seal a remarkable season.
While Varcoe made it three wins out of three it also meant she won every doubles tournament she has played in this season.
Alongside doubles partner Daniel Taylor, the pair cleaned up in the East Lancashire Lawn Tennis League.
They were mixed doubles league champions, individual mixed doubles winners and were a part of the team that won the mixed league, playing as first pair.
In the Burnley and District Tennis League, they were crowned the Harold Lever mixed doubles champions – also adding the knockout tournament.
So they were hot favourites to triumph on 'home' soil – and so it proved.
And there was no room for sentiment as Daniel got the better of his dad in the mixed doubles final as he and Varcoe beat Iain Taylor and Jill Thorpe 6-0, 6-2.
That completed the hat-trick for Vascoe who won the ladies singles in impressive fashion, beating Jo Heywood 6-1, 6-2.
But they then teamed up to win the ladies doubles in some style, beating Donna Livesey and Alison Pagett by 6-1, 6-1 in a very one-sided final.
The men's singles final was a tight affair with Stephen Palmer beating Chris Rowell in a champions tie-break, triumphing 10-3 after both players had won one set each.
Palmer won the first set 6-2, but Rowell, watched by his dad, former Burnley and Sunderland star Gary Rowell struck back to take the second set 7-5.
But it was Palmer who proved to be the stronger by winning the champions tie-break 10-3.
The pair then teamed up for the men's doubles but lost out to Iain Taylor and David Whittaker – with the final set going to another champions tie break.
Palmer and Rowell won the first 6-3 before Taylor and Whittaker took the second 6-0 then winning the champions tie break 10-8.
Steven Blackadder won the veterans singles, beating Nigel Holt, 6-4 - 6-1.
He also won the the doubles, teaming up with Allistair Baldock to beat Ashgar Ali and Derek Walker, 6-2 - 7-5.
In the boys final, the highly-talented Marley Byrne beat Matthew Crossley 6-4, 6-2.
The girls singles was a marathon affair with Victoria Baldock beating Lydia Garraty, 6-3, 3-6 and 7-2 on tie break.
In the junior doubles final, Matthew Crossley and Daniel Frost came out on top, beating Annabelle Baldock and Marley Byrne, 6-2, 6-4.
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- Lowrie showing he's ready for return
- Ellsbury's back-to-back walk-offs a rare feat
- Drew, Jenks making progress
BOSTON -- Perhaps overshadowed a little by the dominance of Daniel Bard in the setup role, Jonathan Papelbon is also turning in a strong season, showing far more consistency than he did a year ago.
In his sixth season as Boston's closer, Papelbon is 4-0 with a 3.35 ERA. Opponents are hitting .224 against him, and the righty has converted 24 of his 25 save opportunities. In 45 2/3 innings, he has 62 strikeouts and just eight walks.
"I think he's done terrific," said manager Terry Francona. "He's had a couple of outings where he's given up some runs, and it's elevated his ERA. But he's been way more closer to the Pap we saw his first year or so. He's commanding his fastball, with some finish on it, and throwing the split. He's been terrific."
Bard has had several outings in which he's recorded more than three outs, which has allowed Papelbon to focus on the ninth inning.
"I think it's real helpful," Francona said. "Because of Bard's efficiency, it's allowed Pap to do that. You can't do that if a guy is laboring or fighting his way through innings, but Bard has been so efficient that we're able to do that, and bring him back the next day."
Lowrie showing he's ready for return
BOSTON -- Jed Lowrie inched a step closer toward returning to the Red Sox with a solid rehab performance for Triple-A Pawtucket on Thursday night.
Making the start at shortstop, Lowrie played seven innings and went 2-for-3 with two RBIs. His performance included a double.
Lowrie is expected to again play for Pawtucket on Friday, and he could be cleared to be activated by the Red Sox as early as Saturday, when the Sox take on the Yankees.
The switch-hitter, who overtook Marco Scutaro for Boston's starting shortstop position in mid-April, was sidelined with a bruised left shoulder. He has been on the disabled list since June 17.
Lowrie has played four times for Pawtucket this week.
Ellsbury's back-to-back walk-offs a rare feat
BOSTON -- By ending games with one swing on back-to-back days (Tuesday and Wednesday), Jacoby Ellsbury pulled off a feat that doesn't happen very often.
The last Red Sox player to have walk-off hits in back-to-back games was David Ortiz, who finished off the Phillies with a homer on June 24, 2006, and a single two days later.
"It's great," Ortiz said of Ellsbury. "I'm happy for him. He's worked really hard. It's well deserved."
The last Boston player to have walk-off hits on consecutive days? Butch Hobson, who pulled it off on Aug. 27 (12th-inning single) and Aug. 28 (ninth-inning double) of 1978.
Carl Crawford had three walk-off hits for the Red Sox in May, spread over a 20-day span. He has enjoyed seeing Ellsbury take on that role this week.
"That's fine with me. We love the walk-offs on this team. We don't like to go to extra innings," Crawford said. "At the end of the day, we just want to win. He's had two in a row. I was happy for Jacoby. He won it with a home run. How many times do you get to do that? I was just happy we won the game."
Drew, Jenks making progress
BOSTON -- Thursday marked the first day that right fielder J.D. Drew (left shoulder impingement) was eligible to come off the disabled list. And although he is making progress, he's not yet ready for a return to action.
"He's not swinging the bat yet," said manager Terry Francona. "Hopefully, [over] the next couple of days, he'll start doing that and we'll start that progression. He's been working out like crazy. He's on the treadmill, he's been shagging balls, he's been doing all that stuff, but he hasn't started hitting yet."
Reliever Bobby Jenks is also trying to work his way back from the DL. Jenks, sidelined with tightness in his back, hasn't pitched for the Red Sox since July 7.
"[Jenks] had a good day," Francona said. "I think he was a little sore after yesterday. Today was another good day, so we'll see how he reacts tomorrow."
Jenks has been playing catch in recent days but hasn't thrown off a mound.
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Brownie Points, and follow him on Twitter @IanMBrowne. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Every week, PFW associate editor and Patriots writer Kevin Fishbain will identify three up-and-comers and three players/units going in the opposite direction in the Patriots stock report.
1. RB Danny Woodhead: The entire Patriots' run game has struggled throughout the season and Woodhead has battled injuries, but he looked like his old self on a few runs on Sunday. He finished the day with eight rushes for 41 yards — nothing spectacular, but a good sign moving forward that the Pats can count on him to scamper for yards.
2. Red-zone defense: The overall defense remains the team's biggest Achilles' heel, but the Patriots continue to stiffen up when it matters most, near the goal line. The Redskins converted only two of their five red-zone trips into touchdowns. The best stop might have been on Washington's first drive into the red area. They had 1st-and-goal from the two-yard line and the Patriots' "D" stuffed Roy Helu on back-to-back plays before a false start backed the 'Skins up, leading to a field goal.
3. Pass protection: This is an area in which the Patriots continue to trend upward. For the third consecutive game, the Patriots allowed Tom Brady to be sacked only one time. OTs Nate Solder and Matt Light shut out pass-rushing OLBs Brian Orakpo and Ryan Kerrigan. Brady was sacked 19 times in the first 10 games.
1. Run defense: The pass defense is not improving, but the run defense's inability to slow Helu should be a cause for concern. Helu had 126 yards on 27 carries and backup Evan Royster, another rookie, had six carries for 44 yards (7.3 average). This is where it hurt to not have ILB Brandon Spikes in the game, as the defensive line didn't get a good enough push, allowing Helu to get to the second level, where he is very dangerous.
2. Red-zone offense: We saw this as a problem earlier this season and it returned on Sunday. The Patriots were 1-of-4 in scoring touchdowns when in the red zone, and that included a Brady interception in the endzone. They scored on their first opportunity — a quick hit to Rob Gronkowski, but the Patriots need to look for other outlets to score other than Gronk near the goal line.
3. Tempers: Tom Brady is an emotional player, that's no secret, but the dust-up between Brady and offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien is something that stunned everyone. Those kinds of things happen on sidelines all over the NFL, but you don't see it much in New England. Obviously, Brady was frustrated, and he could start that frustration with himself after missing on some throws. As Nolan Nawrocki pointed out in this week's Scout's Eye, Bill Belichick's leadership helped settle the situation quickly, but it is still not a comforting sight for a team looking more and more vulnerable with the season winding down.
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THQ Closing 3 Studios, Lays Off 200 (As It Should)
Posted on Wednesday, August 10 @ 12:48:08 Eastern by Nicholas Tan
THQ will be closing both of its studios in Australia and a development team in Phoenix, laying off about 200 members of staff. This comes after the closing of Homefront Kaos Studios and layoffs at Volition in June.
CEO Brian Farrell explains that this is simply cutting out the fat:
THQ has already halted future titles in the Red Faction and MX vs. ATV franchises due to poor sales, but this doesn't mean that they are on the way out. In fact, their current lineup shown at E3 looks beastly: UFC Undisputed 3, WWE '12, Warhammer 40000: Space Marine, Darksiders II, Guillermo del Toro's Insane, Tomonobu Itagaki's Devil's Third, Patrice Desilet's mystery IP, and my favorite, Saints Row: The Third.
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RIM's Blackberry SmartPhones have been pushed around long enough. The capabilities of market giants like Droid and iPhone are gathering appeal at a steady rate across the board and this is pulling customers away left and right. Every piece of technology from MP3 players to Computers are now being shrunken down to pocket-sized devices and there are a lot to choose from. Certain phones are big for those interested in games and media, but others try to hit the social networking niche.
Blackberry has just released its latest operating system for its new devices and, well, let's just say they're doing everything they possibly can to keep up. Here are 8 key features of the new OS 6. These are some features you will be able to utilize on your Blackberry SmartPhones
1. Universal Search–Much like the iPhone's Spotlight search system, a visit to the "Address Book" is no longer necessary. Simply type in a name and the new OS will gather results from your Phone Book, Media, Apps, etc.
2. Enhanced Playback–Album Art and Info can now be viewed on an interactive media carousel to flick casually through albums and navigate in a more fluid manner (rather than point and click from endless lists).
3. Social Networking Feeds–Are you such a hardcore networking fiend that it becomes a hassle going back and forth to Twitter, Facebook, and whatever else you use? The Blackberry 6 fixes that with a a social activity generator that will merge Facebook and Twitter with your Events and Calendar to make for easy planning, communicating, and invitations.
4. RSS Feeds–Blog rolls and web feeds become as easy as a flick of the finger. Simply key in the web address you'd like to follow and choose your favorite feeds. It's all right there with no data entry or tedious searching.
5.Visual/Fluid Interface–The interface for the new OS may just be the most appealing part. Utilizing floating tiles and optimal screen space, the new interface keeps all interactivity feel fluid and organic.
6. Blackberry Messenger–Yes, Blackberry Messenger has always been a feature that many people can take or leave, but Blackberry 6 takes it up a notch to create a clear and sharp interface with multiple media options. Definitely a must have for communicating with other Blackberry users quickly and effectively.
7.Simultaneous Postings–There are plenty of extra apps and computer programs that do this job fairly well, but Blackberry 6 OS takes care of all posting for you. One status update may (if you wish) update every social networking app that you use–a nifty, time-saving trick.
8. Awesome Web Browser (finally)–Yes, it's been a long time coming, but finally the Blackberry got its hands on a usable web browser that doesn't only serve to generate headaches. This browser actually feels like a real internet experience, featuring easy magnification and multiple tabs.
There's plenty more to know about the new operating system, but these are by-far the coolest. If you lost or broke your phone and do not want to pay retail for a replacement, consider a refurbished Smart Phone. Otherwise, if you're looking to upgrade to a newer model, or just have unused phones lying around your house, trade them in for Cash at The BlueDot.
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The Department of History offers an accelerated program offering the Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees in History that allows students to earn potentially both degrees in a five year period.
In the History Department we have a strong faculty who are active teacher-scholars pursuing research, publishing books and articles, and winning awards and grants. They bring the latest methods and historical interpretations to the classroom. The Department's strengths lie within American and European history, but we also have faculty members who cover Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Russia. Currently we have seventeen faculty members who offer graduate courses and fifty to sixty students enrolled in the program during any given semester. Classes are small, usually eight to fifteen students, and most often meet at night to accommodate the many students who work.
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The History Department's Practicum program is a component of Old Dominion University's Career Advantage Program which guarantees any student practical work experience related to their major. History majors with junior or senior standing can participate in an internship which is tailored to an individual's interest and skills. Our students have been historical interpreters at Colonial Williamsburg and the National Park Service's Colonial National Historical Park. They have helped to create exhibits at the MacArthur Memorial Museum, Mariner's Museum, and the War Memorial Museum of Virginia. They have researched the architectural and historic significance of local landscapes for Virginia's Department of Historic Resources. Participants must be highly motivated! Students are expected to work 8 to 15 hours a week for a semester and will earn 3 credits towards their major.
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Updated Nov 19, 2012 - 11:53 am
Guitar legend Clapton to open tour in Phoenix
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Originally published: Nov 19, 2012 - 11:53 am
Originally published: Nov 19, 2012 - 11:53 am
PHOENIX -- Rock guitar legend Eric Clapton is scheduled to kick off his 2013 U.S. tour at US Airways Center March 14.
The Wallflowers will open the show.
General public tickets, priced from $49 to $89, go on sale Nov. 30 at 10 a.m. at Ticketmaster and Live Nation.
The tour will hit 13 other cities across the country before finishing up in New York with the two-night Crossroads Guitar Festival.
The festival will feature 30 all-star guitarists performing together, including B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Booker T, Gary Clark Jr., Jonny Lang, Robbie Robertson, Robert Cray and Jeff Beck among others.
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1:20pm Tuesday 21st February 2012 in Winchester By Julian Robinson , Eastleigh Chief Reporter
THE Rose Bowl has launched a bid to act as a passenger check-in facility during a cruise ship bonanza this summer.
Thousands of passengers are expected to descend on Southampton on July 3 when seven P&O liners gather in the city for the company's 175th anniversary.
As previously reported, the event will see Azura, Ventura, Arcadia, Oriana, Oceana, Aurora and Adonia docked together in Southampton.
Now bosses at the home of Hampshire Cricket are preparing to help process some of the tens of thousands of passengers who are set to pass through the city on the day.
With only four permanent cruise terminals in Southampton docks, a further warehouse is set to be converted into a terminal for the day, leaving Aurora and Adonia without a permanent quayside handling facility.
Under plans submitted to Eastleigh Borough Council, the Rose Bowl would host the check-in for passengers for these two ships, with guests transported to the docks in coaches.
Two marquee tents would be set up on the East Berm and existing facilities would also be used in an operation lasting up to four days.
The application is due to go before members of the Hedge End, West End and Botley planning committee next month.
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The U.S. Capitol went into lockdown Thursday after police say a woman tried to ram a car onto the White House grounds. Police chased the driver about a mile to Capitol Hill, where Secret Service agents shot and killed her. It's not clear who she was. A police officer was injured during the incident.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, was caught in the middle of the chaos while walking back to his office about two blocks from the Capitol. He hid as shots were fired.
Reporter Darren Perron spoke with the senator a short time after the incident.
"I suddenly saw a number of police cars racing down the street with sirens blaring. And then I heard about four or five shots: pop, pop, pop, pop. And then there were police officers just racing all over the place, telling people to get down and get behind cars," Sanders said. "I was with the senator from Mississippi, Senator Wicker, and he and I just ducked behind a car."
Reporter Darren Perron: While you were waiting behind the car, what was going through your mind, senator?
Sen. Bernie Sanders: Well, we just had a terrible shooting, as you know, a couple of weeks ago in the Navy Yard, where a dozen or so people were killed. There is a lot of tension in the air here right now with the government shutdown. So, you don't know what to think. These are difficult times. What I was worried about and continue to be worried about is police officers getting shot... I hope everybody ends up OK.
Darren Perron: We saw video of you being escorted back into the building. Can you give us a timeframe on how long this went on and when you were able to get back into the building?
Sen. Bernie Sanders: After we heard the shots and police officers were saying get down get down, Senator Wicker and I just stayed behind the car for a while until we were escorted back into the building. I'd say all of that took place in a five-minute period.
Darren Perron: Senator, we are certainly glad to hear you are OK and we appreciate you talking with us tonight.
Sen. Bernie Sanders: Thank you very much, Darren. Take care.
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2.69/5 rDev -24.9%
Dull hazelnut amber color. Very little head that formed. Some haziness.
Stale grain bill with more estery pomme and nuttiness than evidenced toast. Musty and a little papery. Alcohol, non-existent. Cereal mash, browned apple flesh, buttery diacetyl, and a soft greenness from a mild hop presence.
Oxidized. Cardboard-y, wet grain, light buttery quality, and hints of apple and rind. Unexcitingly languid. Weak carbonation. Not a whole lot of body left. A drainpour.
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3.48/5 rDev -2.8%
12 ounce bottle into pint glass, no bottle dating. Pours moderately cloudy orange amber color with a small dense off white head with good retention, that reduces to a thin cap that lingers. Light spotty soapy lacing clings down the glass. Aromas of caramel, honey, grape, pear, apple, toast, pepper, floral, grass, bread, and yeast earthiness. Ok aromas with decent balance of malt, yeast, and hop notes; with decent strength. Smells aged/slightly stale. Taste of caramel, honey, bread, toast, cracker, floral, pear, apple, grass, light pepper, and yeast earthiness. No bitterness on the finish; with lingering notes of caramel, honey, toast, bread, cracker, floral, pear, apple, grass, and earthiness on the finish for a bit. Nice balance of malt, hop, and fruity ester notes; with good flavor robustness and no cloying flavors after the finish. Light-medium carbonation and medium bodied; with a fairly creamy and smooth mouthfeel that is good. Alcohol is well hidden with minimal warming noticed after the finish; as expected of 4.6%. Overall this is a very solid altbier. No idea on age, but it still had some good balance and flavor robustness; and was very easy to drink. An enjoyable offering.
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4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
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2.85/5 rDev -20.4%
12 oz bottle. Pours hazy amber with long lasting white head. Aroma is of bready malt, sourdough and hint of hops. Body is medium and crisp. Earthy hops, bready and caramel malt, brown sugar and some hops fill the moth. There some off vegetable notes. I would not buy this brew again.
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2.5/5 rDev -30.2%
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3.28/5 rDev -8.4%
Poured from a bottle into a pint glass.
Look – creamy-looking dark brown, with about half a finger's worth of cream-colored foam that dissipates quickly.
Smell – slightly malty smell, with a hint of a creaminess to it.
Taste – instantly a dry taste, especially felt on the sides of the palate. Musky in the middle, and slightly sweet on the finish. Also a bit of a bite in the aftertaste. Interesting taste.
Mouthfeel – dry and a tinsy bit on the creamy side.
Overall – interesting brew. Not my favorite in terms of taste, but still interesting enough.
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3.9/5 rDev +8.9%
355ml bottle. One of only a handful of altbiers available in Alberta - hey, we've got a ton of German heritage here too!
This beer pours a somewhat hazy, medium burnished golden amber hue, with one finger of foamy, frothy beige head, which leaves some nice tree moss lace around the glass as it evenly bleeds away.
It smells of subtly grainy barley malt, mild green apple mush, a hint of dry nuttiness, and a watery metallic character. The taste is bready caramel malt, some lesser wheaty notes, muddled orchard fruit, that sleek metallic undertone, and floral, leafy hops.
The carbonation is quite sedate, but still goes by its job honestly, the body a decent medium weight, and fairly smooth as well. It finishes still solid on the gently toasted caramel malt front, the moderated sweetness abetted by the lingering fruit and understated floral hops.
A nice, generally full-flavoured instance of the style. It would seem to work on a summer patio (current situation), or equally well as an apres-ski, or any other fresh air mountain pursuit. Take that, Coors Light!
06-05-2012 01:51:40 | More by biboergosum
3/5 rDev -16.2%
05-14-2012 01:22:49 | More by Bregg8188
3.5/5 rDev -2.2%
05-01-2012 05:46:26 | More by twelveinches
3.75/5 rDev +4.7%
04-03-2012 04:24:09 | More by strongaf
4.1/5 rDev +14.5%
Poured from a 12oz bottle into a Sam Adams perfect pint.
Altbiers are depressingly scarce in Florida, I saw this bottle hanging out with the tell-tale "ALT" in front at Total Wine and snapped it up. The beer pours a medium-clarity orange-amber color with a finger of persistent head. The aroma is nice, it's got a touch of leafy hops paired with some caramel and nutty malts. The taste is very smooth, with the caramel malt and the slightest hint of leafy hops leading the way. The nuttiness comes in to dominate the finish, leaving a rather nice, soft aftertaste to linger. The mouthfeel is just about right, it goes down very easily. The drinkability is scary good. It's an excellent, highly drinkable beer while still providing what the big guys miss - flavor. I can't say I've had any other Altbiers before this, so I can't say if it hit the style marks or not, but it hit the taste marks just fine.
04-01-2012 03:32:04 | More by shand
North Carolina
3.63/5 rDev +1.4%
Poured into a becker a clear light to medium copper color with a nicely defined white one finger head atop that lasted nicely.Caramel and nutty malt mixed with a tinge of iron in the nose,a passing whiff of leafy hops come into play as well,well rounded.A little light in the feel wich takes away from the flavors,dryer nutty malt with mild fruitiness and leafy hops in the finish,well rounded but a little light in the flavor department.Not a bad alt beer it's something you could drink alot of but might become bored with after a few.
03-26-2012 23:59:38 | More by oberon
3.05/5 rDev -14.8%
A: Poured a clear light amber color with a small white head.
S: Nose is malts, dash of grass.
T: Taste is a bit of grains, toasted malt, light floral hops and very light booze.
M: A dry finish, light bodied.
O: Would drink again but pretty average. This beer has drinkability and session going for it.
01-27-2012 01:39:39 | More by barleywinefiend
4.5/5 rDev +25.7%
01-16-2012 21:10:03 | More by rocklibster
3/5 rDev -16.2%
01-07-2012 23:37:04 | More by towlea25
New Jersey
3.68/5 rDev +2.8%
A: Nice caramel color. Nicely carbed with a 1 finger white head. Cleared quick but still looked good.
S: Caramel sweet malt. Not really many noble hops came forward in aroma. Marzeny goodness.
T: Super light. Super easy drinker. Not a lot of complexity but a real thirst quencher. A little too much like water in terms of malty background. Good but so easy to forget. Nice subtle sweetness.
M: Thin like water.
O: Easy drinker but really not complex at all. Super easy drinker like water.
11-28-2011 00:45:15 | More by JerseyKirk
3.4/5 rDev -5%
Poured only a 1/4" white head which quickly dissipated. Color is a hazy raw sienna yellow, not particularly attractive. Smells mildly of hops but not much else. Taste reminds me of Octoberfest, it's got that slight cocoa butter aspect from the yeast used and a smoother mouthfeel than BMCs, but otherwise doesn't stand out.
10-19-2011 12:09:23 | More by MoreThanWine
3.95/5 rDev +10.3%
Appearance: Amber color with a small frothy white head.
Aroma: Dark bread malt,small amount of hops smell.
Taste: Nice amount of bitterness not to sweet nice amount of wheat not to creamy.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied not much carbonation, has a nice warm bitterness that last.
Overall: Not a bad alt first one I've had that was easy to drink. Great fall beer.
09-27-2011 03:29:04 | More by hopsgirl35
3.33/5 rDev -7%
12oz bottle which, according to the label, was bottled in September.
Poured a dark mahogany color that takes on a more orangey amber color when held up to light. Modest off-white head that dropped fairly quickly. Spotty lace.
Bready malts and soft, floral hops comprise the nose. Blandly pleasant would be a good way to describe it.
Taste is pretty similar to the smell, with it being fairly well-balanced between unassertive hops and biscuity malts, but there's some odd mineralish notes at the finish that mar things a bit.
Medium bodied, with a slightly coating mouthfeel.
Drinkable in that it's rather undemanding, but it's also uninteresting. I've had much better Alts, and don't feel a need to return to this one.
11-20-2010 22:09:00 | More by woemad
4.38/5 rDev +22.3%
This is a solid, extremely enjoyable alt.
Brownish amber, it has a thin off-white head dissipating immediately to a thin ring and leaving no lace.
Aroma is caramelised toasty barley, hints of bread and whole wheat, light earthy leafiness. It's very good, but a bit simple.
Taste is better, nice toasty grain, barley, some bread crust and mineral hint with light zesty-peppery-earthy leafiness, and light bitterness to balance sweetness. It has a lively finish, nice firm aftertaste. It's flavourful with light complexity and good balance, holds up well, stays interesting yet is highly drinkable. It has a good, firm, lively feel. Drinkability is exceedingly high.
09-09-2010 04:27:43 | More by Offa
4.47/5 rDev +24.9%
i love this beer. smooth, soft, light and buttery. goes down so quick and easy. maybe too easy, though it's low abv, so a good session drink. ive never been much of a alaskan amber fan, but i feel this is what they were trying to make their beer taste like. goodgood good. !
08-26-2010 01:58:56 | More by aaron12
3.68/5 rDev +2.8%
12oz from Brewforia... Paid about $2... Pours with a short lived off white head... great sheets of lacing though.. the brew is lite amber.
Nose is pretty clean maltiness.. though the malts seem a bit restrained.. very light noble hops in the background.. pretty good I guess.
Flavor begins with a descent bitterness and moves quickly into a good malt profile highlited by some toasty elements... bready .. a little metallic.. coppery... I know that "minerally" is okay with an Altbier, but this seems a tad high.. Body and carbonation are about medium.
Meh.... Good I guess... I'm having a hard time with it because of the metallic notes on the finish.. but maybe they are supposed to be there... I don't know. I probably won't buy this again unless I am in a store that can guarantee freshness.
07-04-2010 09:06:08 | More by JohnGalt1
Leavenworth Eightmile Alt from Fish Brewing Company / Fishbowl Brewpub
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Curry stayed right with last year's Class 3A state runner-up until the final minutes of the third quarter. The Jackets trailed by just two points at 35-33 following back-to-back baskets from Jon Aaron.
It was all Carbon Hill — and Smith — from there.
Smith scored on a driving layup at the 2:50 mark to get the Bulldogs going.
After John Bray connected on a free throw, both Garrett Kirkland and Daniel Woodard knocked down shots as the Bulldogs began pulling away. Carbon Hill closed the quarter on a 8-0 run for a 43-35 lead going into the final quarter. Smith added back-to-back scores early in the final quarter for a double-digit lead.
Curry didn't get within striking distance again.
"We finally started getting Gerald the ball," Carbon Hill coach Robert Epps said. "We put him in position to where he could catch and score. When we get the ball to him it opens it up for everyone else because he's going to draw two guys."
Smith finished the game with 21 points and 13 rebounds. Chandler Gann added nine points, Kirkland and Woodard had seven points each while John Bray had six, Isaac Slaton had five, Stevie Simerly put in four and Ryan Simerly had three.
Carbon Hill (3-1) got off to a slow start on Tuesday.
Curry held the lead most of the first quarter and Jarrod Owens drilled a 3-pointer from the top of the key at the buzzer for a 10-7 lead going into the second quarter. Carbon Hill used a late rally to take a 23-21 lead into the half.
Carbon Hill, which finished 1-1 in a Thanksgiving Tournament at Holt last week, got a boost at the free-throw line, knocking down 18 of 25 free throws. Curry was 9 of 16 from the line.
For Curry (2-3), Owens led the way with 14 points, Spencer Fikes and Aaron each had 12 points and Alex Odom added 10.
Next up for Carbon Hill is a Walker County showdown at home vs. Parrish on Tuesday. Curry opens area play at Mortimer Jordan on Friday.
Varsity Girls
Carbon Hill 36, Curry 33
Carbon Hill held off Curry for a narrow 36-33 victory in the girls varsity game on Tuesday.
Curry had a chance to tie the game at the buzzer, but was unable to connect.
Carbon Hill (2-4) held a slim 10-7 lead after the first quarter and led 17-14 at the half. Curry kept things close, trailing 26-22 going into the final quarter.
The Bulldogs got a balanced offensive attack with Lindsay Fluker leading the way with 10 points and seven rebounds. Savanna Lawson had nine points, Caroline Dodd had eight points and six rebounds, Mallorie Buzbee had seven points and seven rebounds and Abby Tittle had two points.
For Curry, Taylor Black had 13 points, Mary Beth Scott put in 10, Logan Black and Makenzie Hicks each had six points, both Emily Aaron and Kaylee Horton had four points and Olivia Smith and Ashlee Swindle had two points each.
Varsity Girls
Cordova 63, Hanceville 22
Cordova's girls improved to 3-1 on the season with a 63-22 victory over Hanceville on Tuesday.
The Blue Devils led 9-4 after the first quarter and 25-8 at halftime. Cordova took a commanding 45-21 lead into the fourth quarter.
For Cordova, Jessica Willingham had 12 points and nine rebounds, Kelsey Stracner had 12 points and Hanna McLemore added 11.
Cordova plays at Sumiton Christian on Friday.
Varsity Boys
Oak Mountain 53, Walker 36
Oak Mountain pulled away from Walker in the final quarter for a 53-36 home victory over the Vikings Tuesday night.
Walker trailed by just a point at 14-13 after the first quarter. Oak Mountain built a 27-20 halftime lead. Oak Mountain led 40-30 after three quarters and held the Vikings to just six points in the final quarter.
"We played really well out of the gate," Walker coach Scotty Ware said. "The first half was pretty good. When they got ahead we started chasing. They are good at holding the ball so we started taking chances and that led to some easy baskets for them."
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Walker (1-2) plays at Tuscaloosa County on Thursday and returns home on Friday against rival Cullman.
JV Boys
Walker 50, Oak Mountain 38
Walker's JV boys team remained perfect on the season with a 12-point win over Oak Mountain.
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Stateroom: Larger than most ships and well maintained by stewards. You get nice little bottles of shampoo and fresh bars of soap everyday. In fairness this is something you won't get on NCL, instead you get wall attached squirt bottle dispensers of soap and shampoo, content quality so so.
Activities: Your find the same array as on most ships, but not being a big participant I won't comment.
Shore Excursions: Good number of Selections - Well handled, but book early on some or you'll miss out. Service: At Information desk, Shore Excursions, Cabins all Excellent, Dinning Rooms Fair, and lounges Good.
Summary: Would I sail her again – honestly not sure, I suppose if I found a real great promotion price – Yes. However subject to previous fairs no. Although it is normal not to be as impressed the 2nd and 3rd time around, we honestly felt the service was slipping away. The ship deserves a 4 ½ to 5 ½ Stars. But service overall 3 ½ to 4 based base on dinning
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Marius (Serban Pavlu), a thirty-something divorced dentist, plans to take his small daughter Sofia (Sofia Nicolaescu) to the seaside. The girl lives with Marius' ex-wife Otilia (Mihaela Sirbu) and her new partner Aurel (Gabriel Spahiu). When Marius arrives and announces it's time for the long-planned camping trip, his former mother-in-law, Coca (Tamara Buciuceanu-Botez), informs him that the girl was sick just the day before and that the trip may be not such a great idea. Aurel seconds her, even though Sofia seems fine. Marius doesn't take no for an answer, and since his ex-wife is still at the beautician's, he decides to simply take his daughter and leave. A fight with Aurel ensues and once Otilia joins the party, things get really nasty.
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