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Forget work today: Play HTML5 Pac-Man
By cjcastillo in Digital Babble
May as well forget about getting any work done today, this may take some time to master. Here is a link to play an HTML 5 based version of Pac-Man: HTML5 Pac-Man [Source: Gizmodo.com]
Hurricane Central: Tropical depression forms over the Bahamas
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A tropical depression has formed over the Bahamas, and is expected to become Tropical Storm Bonnie later today. The National Hurricane Center says the depression has maximum sustained winds Thursday near 35 mph (55 kph). A tropical storm warning has ...
Droid X: What do you want to know?
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The Motorola Droid X is the latest Android phone offered by Verizon, having launched on July 15. I've received a review unit of the Droid X and will be testing it out for the next few days. I've only had ...
Apple offers free cases for iPhone 4 owners
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Apple's iPhone 4 press conference has just ended. Here are some closing comments from Steve Jobs: "...the data supports the fact that the iPhone 4 is the best smartphone in the world, and there is no Antennagate... there is a ...
Apple to hold iPhone 4 press conference tomorrow
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Apple announced a press conference for Friday, but for what exactly, no one is sure. More than likely Apple is expected to make some sort of announcement about the iPhone 4. Of course many believe, or at least hope, that ...
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New feature on our site: Search alerts
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Not taking care of your teeth could increase your risk for oral HPV.
Researchers at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center looked at health survey responses from three thousand adults they found those who said they had poor oral health, like inflamed gums or sores in the mouth, had a more than 50% increased risk for oral HPV infection.
The virus increases the risk for warts in the mouth or throat or at worst oral cancer. Men, smokers, marijuana users and people with multiple partners had the highest risk for oral HPV infection.
- Study published in the journal Cancer Prevention Research.- Study conducted at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in Houston.
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So it turns out this is actually 1 year to the day from my first involvement on CFC - A post about my thoughts on team selection for our ill-fated 1-0 loss to Everton at Goodison last season - so I figured I may as well celebrate with a post in the exact same style. Although I will say that it feels a lot better this time around because we haven't just been given a hiding at the hands of Le Arse.
So essentially Spurs are one of the form sides in the whole of Europe going into this match. Bale has been unplayable lately, shooting himself up to third in the Golden Boot race and he is shooting for a club record of scoring in six consecutive league games - a feat that Rafael Van Der Vaart attempted last year but missed out on. I don't really want to focus on Bale because everything's been said to death. Gylfi Siggurdson has gone from zero to hero lately, coming into the side on the back of an injury to Clint Dempsey and a poor showing by Lewis Holtby at West Ham to great effect, scoring twice in the last three games and picking up two assists in the process. He forms a very fluid attacking triad with Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon reminiscent of Chelsea's Hazard, Mata and Oscar of the Di Matteo era but with much more defensive work ethic. Good Lennon has returned and I'm hoping that knock he took in the Inter game this morning was just a very minor injury and he'll be raring to go at Anfield to tear Jose Enrique a new one. He dismantled Monreal in the North London derby and scored a very nice goal making the kind of cutting run we have been crying out for all his career plus it was his fine cutback that led to Siggy's goal against Inter.
All the defenders have been very good lately with Dawson and Vertonghen getting special praise from me after their very good play in the NLD and I feel very confident that they can shackle Luis Suarez between them. Walker and BAE can handle whatever combination of Sturridge, Downing and Coutinho appear on the wings while the Parker/Dembele double pivot is finally starting to mesh which will be crucial against the trio of Gerrard, Lucas and Joe Allen I expect to see. Defoe's return to fitness is a much needed shot in the arm for our attack although CONTROVERSY AHEAD) I would like to see Adebayor get the start assuming he's fit so we can unleash Defoe after an hour to run at the tired, even slower than usual legs of Jamie Carragher and run riot. Lloris is arguably the best keeper in the league and after looking at a lot of the "brilliant" goals Suarez has scored lately...he'll have to do much better to beat Hugo Boss.
At this point the Spurs team picks itself:
Walker - Dawson (C) - Vertonghen - BAE
Parker - Dembele
Lennon - Bale - Siggurdson
Now for a little venting.
The media hype surrounding Liverpool lately is honestly pathetic. They score 4 goals against a terrible Wigan side, 5 against Swansea B and suddenly they're Barcelona, Real Madrid, Brazil and Germany rolled into one. I watched the game v Wigan and honestly, the 4-0 scoreline flattered Liverpool. Pepe Reina had to make a few very good saves and Wigan were a joke defensively. Their goals weren't exactly brilliant. Downing's was a header inside the 6 yard box off a simple lofted cross, Suarez' first and third should both have been comfortably saved while his second from the "amazing free kick" was simply a standard free kick shot that took an absolutely wicked deflection. I honestly hope we absolutely dick on Liverpool on Sunday to finally shut all the annoying fans up. Like, 4-0 or 5-0. Something amazing and that will crush the hopes and dreams of all Liverpool fans worldwide and make them realise they are not what they used to be. Maybe a big win will bring them into 2013 from their little hideaway of 2005.
Spurs fans need to quit the negativity. Sure we absolutely collapsed last year and UEFA/Chelsea dicked us out of Champions League and that hurt. I nearly cried when that penalty went in from Drogba. The fact is, we're better than we were last year and we're only now hitting top gear. Considering that I'm going to go on the record and say I fully believe City can be caught. They're nowhere near the standard they were at last season and we still play them at White Hart Lane and if we beat them then it's well and truly game on. We need to enjoy this and aim for the stars, not constantly be looking in the rear view mirror worried about Arsenal and Chelsea. To dare is to do. The game is about glory and if we keep this up, we're definitely in for bucketloads of glory in the next few seasons! We're arguably the best team left in the Europa League and with Bale's record now clean we won't risk losing him in the later rounds where not having our X-factor could actually matter as opposed to letting him have a rest before a hard run of games and when we take a 3-0 lead to the San Siro against a bruised, battered and disinterested Inter Milan.
COYS! Let's gun for 2nd place and the Europa League! Next year with our new shiny talisman striker playing with Bale, let's try and hunt down United and challenge for the title!


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This album contains 4 Rust In Peace style songs, 4 Countdown to Extinction style songs, and 4 Youthanasia style songs (as said in the CD booklet). This album contains a good mix of light and hard stuff. If you like stuff from Countdown to Extinction on then you will probably like the album. If you are a PRE-Countdown to Extinction person then this album might not leave you fealing satisfied. The guitar solos on this album, although still good, do not shine as much as they do on Megadeth's previous albums. The album starts up with lighter tunes where as it ends with some harder material. Certainly not their most technical album, but still contains a lot of great songs. I consider this album to be kind of a light-metal (although some songs do break through the barrier). I enjoy this album.
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Although it is their sixth studio album,Dark Passion Play marks the beginning of a new era for Finnish symphonic metal masters Nightwish. With new vocalist Annette Olzon onboard, Nightwish returns with their most accessible material to date. Firmly rooted in their trademark symphonic sounds featuring elaborate keyboard and guitar parts blended seamlessly with intricate string and choir sections, Olzon's vocals have more pop sensibility as they are far less operatic than those of her predecessor. This is perfectly exemplified in the vocal melodies in Amaranth, Eva and the scorching duet with bassist Marco Hietala titled Bye Bye Beautiful. Nightwish mastermind Tuomas Holopainen (keyboards) not only wrote all the lyrics and all but two songs on the album, but also helmed the project as one of the producers along with T.C. Kinnunen and Mikko Karmila, who also mixed the album. Dark Passion Play has already made history as Finland's most expensive recording project to date with massive string sections and choirs and it is clearly evident in the impeccable production. Nightwish have taken the symphonic elements of their prior works and infused them with a new voice to create a sound representative of the album title: dark, playful and, most of all, passionate.Nightwish returns with an ambitious epic metal opus that begins promisingly enough but quickly devolves into another formulaic power rock affair. The band's at its most powerful and convincing on the opening "The Poet and the Pendulum" (all 14 minutes of it), the dynamic "Bye Bye Beautiful," and the infectious pop-inflected "Amaranth." But mid-album tracks such as "Sahara," "For the Heart I Once Had," and the limpid closer, "Meadows of Heaven," retread familiar ground that reminds us of epic metal's more disappointing tendencies–faux pop, bombastic bombast, anemic anthems, and a penchant for the maudlin. With new vocalist Annette Olzon in the ranks, the Finnish outfit stands poised to make a thoroughly convincing and wholehearted classic (listen to "The Islander" for further proof) but falls short, delivering a decent but distracted recording. It's too ambitious, too scattered, and, simply, too long–and that's too bad. –Jedd Beaudoin
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After the perfection of 1992's Extinction & 1994's Youthanasia, Megadeth come out with Cryptic Writings in 1997, a year after Metallica released Load and shocked half of their fans into fits with changes in both appearance and musical direction. Well…not Megadeth. Sure, they were becoming more and more popular and more and more mainstream metal, but they were still Megadeth and as long as Dave Mustaine was in charge, very little was going to change. Not as brilliant as the two previous discs, Cryptic Writings still boasts some great tunes. Trust & Almost Honest start things rolling very solidly. Use The Man is one of my personal favorite songs. I'll Get Even is cool. She-Wolf absolutely f*cking rox! A Secret Place is middle of the road. All the rest is weak in some way or another and mostly filler. Still a very potent effort, things will start to come down around Megadeth's ears on the next outing. Beware…
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I agree with Mr. Costa. This is an exceptionally good album. So it's catchy? Why is that a bad thing? If you want to listen to music with no recognizable melody, go buy some jazz. Just for the record, I have nothing against jazz. I'm just so sick of people complaining about how their favorite bands become too "commercial". I just want to hear great music played by talented musicians. If it's radio friendly, so be it. Just listen to all the Nu Metal crap out there. Those bands don't even compare to Megadeth. Someone said this album is light on solos compared to other Megadeth albums. Well, most guitarists in these newer bands can't even play a decent solo. People in this country have become lazier and lazier and this is reflected in modern metal as well. Dave Mustaine is twice the age of these modern "musicians" and he still rocks twice as hard to this day!!! He's the hardest working metal musician of all time! How many other people could recover from a devastating injury and play guitar with the same intensity that they did 20 years ago? Cryptic Writings is a great album. It is one of the best albums from the nineties.
When this album came out I despised it. Where was the whole scene going? Well, now it's gone and almost a decade later i've finally come to terms with it. Having discovered nothing new worth anything, I find myself discovering "over-looked" gems in the households of friends as we drink and build walls and try and forget the world of 2000 even exists. So we're playing cards and my buddy throws in Cryptic Writings. Jesus, at least I haven't heard it a thousand times. And man, by track five i'm like Holy S**t, this record is awesome. I can't believe I ever hated it. I mean, I know why hated it. I used to be King Metal. But the world killed that guy. Starved him to death. Or maybe just into a coma. But the song crafting and flow on this album really is incredible. It's actually pretty. This is music. Like Dream Theatre that doesn't suck, and nothing like that actually, but the same feeling. As it flows into the final tracks, it starts to sound more like filler and loses the cool groove, but if this was a record of old, it would be A sides and B sides. Two sides of a coin. You could get away with a lot more musical freedom and exploration like that. Like every record was two mini-albums. I miss that. It's so awesome that you can leave a band behind, leave em for dead, and years later discover this album they made. (…) My favorite band that no longer exists just put a out a new cd that rocks. I went back and listened to Youthanasia but it still sucks. Cryptic of course sounds nothing like early Megadeth, but it is really good music. If it had a different band name and a trend friendly image it would have been a monster success. Then again, maybe not. (…)
In 1996, Dave Mustaine's former band (Metallica) alienated their cult following by releasing "Load," an album which was very commercial, simplified, and alternative. And even though Dave Mustaine and Megadeth would eventually follow suit and release "Risk" in 1999, they first made an album (1997's "Cryptic Writings") which pleased all metal fans, and helped make the Metallica fans less angry. Megadeth's seventh studio album was, at the time, definitely their best effort since "Rust In Peace" came out in 1990. "Cryptic Writings," which is kind of like a combinations of Megadeth's last two albums (1992's "Countdown to Extinction" and 1994's "Youthanasia"), is full of crunchy riffs, memorable hooks, and famous, acrobatic guitar solos from axemen Dave Mustaine and Marty Friedman. "Trust," "She-Wolf," and "Vortex" are all instant `Deth classics, and "Almost Honest" includes an incredible, long, wailing guitar solo. Elsewhere, "Use The Man" begins with acoustic strums and has a rhythm which subtly gains momentum and speed, "The Disintegrators" features fast, stutter-stepping riffs, "I'll Get Even" has a very infectious and memorable sing-along chorus, and "A Secret Place" has a catchy, "Rust In Peace"-esque vibe and rhythm. So, "Cryptic Writings" is definitely another great Megadeth album, it is a mostly successful attempt at returning to the thrash sound of the 1980's, and it is, in my opinion, better than both "Youthanasia" and "Countdown to Extinction." And if Dave Mustaine hadn't made "The System Has Failed" in 2004, this disc would still be Megadeth's best album this side of 1990. Plus, if you buy the remastered edition, you get an unreleased bonus track ("Bullprick") which is also essential for every diehard Megadeth collection.


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Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman will appear on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Saturday, September 29th at 7:45 am EDT.
Romney Has a Jobs Plan ... for China
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You may never have heard of Sensata Technologies, but in this election season, you've probably heard the name of its owner, Bain Capital, the company co-founded and formerly run by Mitt Romney.
Get the Frack Out of Our Water: Shale-Shocked Citizens Fight Back
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Western Pennsylvania is considered the birthplace of commercial oil drilling. On Aug. 27, 1859, Edwin Drake struck oil in Titusville, Pa., and changed the course of history. Now, people there are busy trying to stop wells, and the increasingly pervasive drilling practice known as fracking. Fracking is the popular term for hydraulic fracturing, the technique used to extract natural gas from deep beneath the earth's surface. Fracking is promoted by the gas industry as the key to escaping from dependence on foreign oil. But evidence is mounting that fracking pollutes groundwater with a witches' brew of toxic chemicals, creating imminent threats to public health and safety. It has even caused earthquakes in Ohio. As people mark the first anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, popular resistance to the immense power of the energy industry is on the rise.
Mayor Rahm-Ney's Attack on the Chicago Teachers Union
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Unions are under attack in the United States—not only from people like Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin, but now, with the teachers strike in Chicago, from the very core of President Barack Obama's inner circle, his former chief of staff and current mayor of that city, Rahm Emanuel.
No Papers, No Fear at the Democratic Convention
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Convention was gaveled into session Tuesday, outside in the rain, in the paramilitarized heart of Charlotte, democracy in its finest form found expression.
Workers Feel the Pain of Bain
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Four hardy souls from rural Illinois joined tens of thousands of people undeterred by threats of Hurricane Isaac during this week's Republican National Convention. They weren't among the almost 2,400 delegates to the convention, though. These four were about to join a much larger group: the more than 2.4 million people in the past decade whose U.S. jobs have been shipped to China. In their case, the company laying them off and sending their jobs overseas is Bain Capital, co-founded by the Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney.
Election 2012: Dreams of a Vote Deferred?
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People remember 1929 as the year of the stock-market crash and the beginning of the Great Depression, the global economic disaster which remains the only one in history that dwarfs the one in which we now find ourselves. It was also the year Martin Luther King Jr. was born, who wouldn't live to see 40 years.
Paul Ryan: A Man With a Plan, From the Fiscal to the Physical
Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan is considered by many a champion of small government. For women, though, the federal government that Paul Ryan envisions is big, intrusive and controlling. Paul Ryan would ban all abortions, with no exceptions, even in cases of rape, incest or the health of the mother. In other words, the mother could die as a result of complications from the pregnancy.
On Gun Laws, It's Bipartisan Consensus Not Gridlock That's the Problem
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
With an average of 32 people killed by guns in this country every day—the equivalent of five Wisconsin massacres per day—both major parties refuse to deal with gun control. It's the consensus, not the gridlock, that's the problem.
The Obama Administration Torpedoes the Arms Trade Treaty
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Quick: What is more heavily regulated, global trade of bananas or battleships?
U.S. Gun Laws: Guilty by Reason of Insanity
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
James Holmes, the alleged shooter in the massacre in Aurora, Colo., reportedly amassed his huge arsenal with relative ease. Some of these weapons were illegal as recently as eight years ago.
Amy Goodman on MSNBC's "UP w/ Chris Hayes" on Sunday, July 22nd at 8-10am ET
Democracy Now!'s award-winning host Amy Goodman will appear on MSNBC's "UP w/ Chris Hayes" on Sunday, July 22nd at 8-10 am ET.
75 Years Later, the Lessons of Guernica
By Amy Goodman with Denis Moynihan
Seventy-five years ago, the Spanish town of Guernica was bombed into rubble. The brutal act propelled one of the world's greatest artists into a three-week painting frenzy.
The Pain in Spain Falls Mainly on the Plain (Folk)
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As Spain's prime minister announced deep austerity cuts Wednesday in order to secure funds from the European Union to bail out Spain's failing banks, the people of Spain have taken to the streets once again for what they call "Real Democracy Now."
Climate Change: 'This Is Just the Beginning'
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If our news media, including—or especially—the meteorologists, continue to ignore the essential link between extreme weather and climate change, then we as a nation, the greatest per capita polluters on the planet, may not act in time to avert even greater catastrophe.
Big Money Wins in the Big Skies of Montana
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"I never bought a man who wasn't for sale," William A. Clark reportedly said. He was one of Montana's "Copper Kings," a man who used his vast wealth to manipulate the state government and literally buy votes to make himself a U.S. senator. That was more than 100 years ago, and the blatant corruption of Clark and the other Copper Kings created a furor that led to the passage, by citizen initiative, of Montana's Corrupt Practices Act in 1912. The century of transparent campaign-finance restrictions that followed, preventing corporate money from influencing elections, came to an end this week, as the U.S. Supreme Court summarily reversed the Montana law.
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A Movement Built By Dreamers
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ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta Braves have recalled right-hander Kameron Loe from AAA Gwinnett.
Loe is with the team for Sunday's game against the New York Mets.
Loe, originally signed by the Braves on May 11, is making his second appearance with Atlanta. He allowed three runs in 2 2-3 innings over two games before he was designated for assignment on July 29. After clearing waivers, Loe was assigned to Gwinnett where he was 4-4 with a 3.07 ERA in 27 games.
The 31-year-old Loe is 33-42 in nine seasons with Texas, Milwaukee, Seattle, the Cubs and Braves.
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As we enter the fall season one can't help but think that this is really the best season for hiking in the White Mountains and around New Hampshire's Lakes region. Temperatures during the days are generally very pleasant and the summer humidity has disappeared. And if you hike mid week most of the crowds have disappeared as well.
We like hiking on the many trails in the Squam Range which runs along side of Squam Lake between Holderness and Sandwich. They're some of New Hampshire's best trails maintained by the Squam Lakes Association. Most popular are Rattlesnake Mountain and Mount Morgan. But there are others which offer great views and good exercise. We've always liked Mt. Livermore which is relatively easy and is a good starting point if you want to hike the Ridge Trail which crosses the entire range. You can hike without seeing another person on several of the lesser used trails.
The Inn is also located about a half hour from Franconia Notch which has several great hiking opportunities. Artist's Bluff, Mt. Pemigewasset and Lonesome Lake are three excellent hikes ranging from relatively easy to challenging.
Of course, one of the great things about hiking in this area is that at the end of the day you can return to the comfort of our Holderness inn. Our spacious guest rooms are just the answer for those who want to be pampered after a day of recreation. So if you want to get out and enjoy some great outdoor recreation in the Holderness, Plymouth, or Sandwich, NH area give us a call.


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DURHAM — Those free parking places on downtown Durham streets soon could be things of the past.
That is one recommendation in a city-commissioned parking study on its way for City Council consideration.
The city paid the Kimley-Horn & Associates consulting firm $229,606 for the downtown study and a similar study of the Ninth Street area.
There are about 1,500 free parking spaces in the area the study covered, and the report recommends charging for about half of them, inside and adjacent to the Downtown Loop, around American Tobacco and the Performing Arts Center, at West Village and Brightleaf Square
Parking charges are the first of 25 recommendations in the 205-page study report. Among the others:
• Charging for and time-limiting use of electric-vehicle charging stations.
• Using a combination of electronic pay-by-space stations and cellphone technology to collect parking fees.
• Improved security, with better lighting and more frequent guard patrols.
• A 24/7 permit for downtown residents, at a rate of $90 per month.
Downtown residents currently park free, and developer Scott Harmon, who heads Downtown Durham Inc.'s committee on the parking study, said he is hearing "We're not ready" to change things.
"We'll see how that shakes out," Harmon said. But those who park downtown need to "shift gears" in how they think about parking, he said.
"People want to compare parking in urban areas with parking in suburbs," where space is available and parking is typically free, he said. "It's not physically or financially possible to approach parking in the same way."
Harmon said the consultants "have done a good job of ... looking at the facts" about parking in the city center.
"A lot of the focus is about making the overall system consistent ... and able to sustain itself financially," he said.
Changing conditions downtown prompted the city to commission the study, its first in 10 years, said Durham Transportation Director Mark Ahrendsen.
"Fifteen years ago you didn't have too many residents downtown," Ahrendsen said.
Other changes, such as the development of the American Tobacco complex, DPAC, West Village, Brightleaf Square and Durham Central Park, are bringing new visitors to downtown and increasing the demand for parking.
"We needed to get a better handle on what the current parking issues are," Ahrendsen said.
If the City Council approves the recommendations, increased rates for monthly leases will probably be one of the first put into effect, he said. On-street parking would take time for assessing, selecting, buying and installing a fee-collecting system, but Ahrendsen said he would expect "at least some discussion" about it to start quickly. "If there's support for it, (we could ) begin planning next year to perhaps implement it within a year from now," Ahrendsen said. "That wouldn't be something that's done overnight by any means."
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Rockstar Games would like gamers to know that Grand Theft Auto V isn't depicting a disgusting evil act. Well, not the one of which it's accused.
The Mini is doing well but at the expense of the fourth-generation model, according to an investors note from Citi.
Unlike its rivals, Apple was willing to swallow hard and ultimately doom one of its traditional cash cows.
Kurt DelBene says that Microsoft's new Office 365 online product will boost revenue for the company with both small and big business customers.
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This week, the University of North Alabama
celebrates the 50th anniversary of school desegregation. Wednesday,
the first black student to enroll at UNA addressed students and staff.
50 years ago Wednesday, Wendell Wilkie Gunn
stood on UNA's campus as the university's first black student. Gunn shared his
stories of survival, acceptance and success after being enrolled at what was
then known as Florence State College.
Gunn discussed his hopes for the future,
giving students a motivational message to reach their dreams.
"What I'm hoping is the day is going to come
that black and white are just descriptive terms like tall, skinny, short, et
cetera," said Gunn. "Don't have a lot of politics associated with it.
Everything that happened to me at Florence State, now UNA, gave me plenty of
reason to have that kind of hope. Maybe the rest of the world needs to learn
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Most people have heard -- maybe even used -- the excuse that "the dog ate my homework," but one metro Border Collie with expensive tastes chowed down on a stack of cold hard cash over the weekend.
Sheri Stevens bought Lucky for her son about a decade ago, but she recently had to go to great lengths to ensure the four-legged friend didn't ruin her son's golden birthday.
After this latest incident, Stevens says she's got a new pet name for her pooch.
"I labeled him 'the thief' because he stole everything!" she said. "Now, he's a robber too."
Lucky seems to have some expensive tastes -- and not just for classy kibble.
"Video games, earphones, money -- lots of money," Stevens said. "I had been putting money on the counter for my son for school and he hadn't been getting it, so that was enlightening."
On Sunday, Stevens and her relatives threw a surprise party for her son Jesse's 18th birthday. The next morning, she learned the family dog apparently has a taste for dollars. When she returned from the store to make a special birthday breakfast, she found Lucky had eaten more than $200 worth of 10s and 20s he had left on his end table.
"As a mom, you do what you do," she said. "It just made me so sad to see my son so upset on his birthday."
So, Stevens set out to balance the budget by feeding Lucky hydrogen peroxide on a couple of pieces of bread to encourage him to vomit. Once he did, she put the torn-up bills in a strainer, washed them, and spent the next 5 and a half hours painstakingly piecing them back together. After she was finished, she gave them to Jesse's father, who was able to exchange them at the bank.
"The visual doesn't bother me, but odors do," Stevens said. "It didn't have any odor at all. Had it been the opposite end -- coming out might have been a whole different story."
They say a mother's love knows no bounds, but not many moms would go to such lengths for their child -- and Stevens knows her story will have tongues wagging.
"The story is worth it," she said. "My son will tell this story forever. So will probably a lot of people I know."
In all, Stevens was able to recover $260 -- half of Jesse's birthday haul. For anyone wondering whether she harmed her dog, veterinarians do recommend feeding pets a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to make them throw up if they've swallowed something harmful; however, they do recommend calling them first.
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Alvin Kamara had a 61-yard touchdown reception to put Norcross ahead and then scored on a 10-yard run to cap a fourth-quarter comeback as the unbeaten Blue Devils defeated Lovejoy 21-14 for the Class AAAAAA state championship Saturday night.
The title was the first in more than 50 years of football for Norcross (15-0), which had never made it past the quarterfinals before this season.
Lovejoy (13-2) led 14-3 before Joseph Wilber connected with Myles Autry for an 11-yard touchdown with 7:17 remaining. He then hit Kamara deep with 4:26 to play for the go-ahead score. Kamara's clinching TD came with 1:33 remaining, and he finished with 119 yards rushing on 33 carries.
Alejandro Bennefield had touchdown passes of 60 yards to Jumichael Ramos and 6 yards to Brandon Davis for Lovejoy, which lost to Tucker in the Class AAAA championship game last season.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, MO (KFVS) -A Jackson man who pleaded guilty in a deadly stabbing in downtown Cape Girardeau was sentenced to four years.
Ryan Harkey pleaded guilty in a Franklin County courtroom in November on a change of venue request.
He pleaded guilty to a charge of 2nd degree involuntary manslaughter.
Harkey was originally charged with 2nd degree murder in the death of Jerry Conrad.
Investigators say the two men got into a fight inside a Cape Girardeau bar and it escalated outside in December 2011.
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