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Monday, August 12, 2013, 09:36 am PT (12:36 pm ET)
Skype for iPad adds HD video calling, CBS Sports gains live videoSkype users that own the newest iPad can now take advantage of its HD front camera, as the app saw an update today, and meanwhile the CBS Sports app has added the ability for viewers to stream live video of events.
Skype goes HD
Version 4.10 of the Skype for iPad app allows owners of the fourth-generation iPad to make HD quality video calls from their devices. The app update also contains general improvements to call quality and stability on that device.
In addition to those two features, the update has general fixes and improvements to app functionality. It also features a redesigned country code picker on the dial pad.
Skype for iPad is available as a free download in the App Store. The 31.1MB download is compatible with iPads running iOS 5.0 or later.
CBS Sports gets full iPad support, live video
CBS Interactive's CBS Sports app saw an update on Monday, bringing it to version 6.0. Thanks to the update, the app is now fully compatible with the iPad, and users can watch live video from their devices now.
Previous updates to the app brought MLB GameTrackers, key players in games, and NBA on-court stats. The app provides live video access to NCAA Basketball from January through April, the PGA Tour from May through August, and SEC football games from September through December. Users can also get on-demand access to highlights, analysis, and original video content.
The CBS Sports app update is a free download on the App Store. The 15.1MB download is compatible with iPhones, iPods, and iPads running iOS 6.0 or later.
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Sharks v Bulls - Live
Sharks 16 - 18 Bulls
80 That they do. Full-time in Durban. Sharks 16-18 Bulls.
79 Time is running out here for the Sharks, who need the ball. Then when they do get their hands on it, they choose to kick...explain that one. So, the Bulls will put this one out when the hooter sounds.
78 The Sharks had a chance to reply there if they could have found Lambie in the pocket, but a knock-on from replacement prop Wiehahn Herbst in the 22 foiled that one. A grandstand finish then in Durban.
75 STEYN PENALTY! 16-18! Just like that, the Bulls are back in front after the Beast took out a player.
74 LAMBIE CONVERSION! 16-15! And the conversion is equally as impressive. The Sharks lead in Durban.
72 MCLEOD TRY! 14-15! They've done it. The scrum-half picks blind and has enough strength to dot down.
71 Finally some attack-minded rugby to speak of as Mvovo is put through a hole by Lambie. They are now five metres out with Lindeque carrying it on. Can they make it count here from an attacking scrum?
69 The Bulls survive and Steyn eventually can clear from his own in-goal. Six points is the margin here.
66 Now Visser is making the error, losing the ball out of his hands in his 22 with no one close to him. That results in the Sharks having an attacking scrum five metres out with fourteen minutes remaining.
64 Steyn has just had a shocker himself mind you as a penalty out of hand runs dead in-goal. Poor rugby.
62 STEYN PENALTY! 9-15! Daniel is penalised by Kaplan for pulling down a maul. Poor from the captain.
59 Unlucky for Lindeque as his hack towards the try-line is got to first by Bull Engelbrecht. Further encouragement for the Sharks though, who are a man down right now as Basson is back on the field.
55 LAMBIE PENALTY! 9-12! But Lambie responds after a good spell of running rugby from the Sharks. Cooper was heavily involved in that passage, which saw the hosts get to within five before the Bulls offence.
51 STEYN PENALTY! 6-12! And the Bulls ten makes no mistake.
50 VAN DER MERWE YELLOW! He goes for taking out the man at a line-out.
49 LAMBIE PENALTY! 6-9! Calmness from Lambie as he sends over three, despite having to replace the ball.
46 Now a mistake by full-back Visser, who kicks the ball out on the full when it had been taken back.
45 BASSON YELLOW! This will help the Sharks then. Basson is in the bin after lifting Lambie above the horizontal. Here come those Sharks via Alberts and then Coetzee, taking them to within 40 metres.
42 Welcome back to Kings Park where Lambie restarts the action with a long kick right down the middle of the field. The Sharks get the ball back soon after too as Steyn's clearing kick does not find touch, but ultimately Alberts is held up in contact. That means it will be a Bulls scrum in their own 22.
Sharks 3 - 9 Bulls
40 That is that for the first-half and the Bulls go into the dressing rooms 9-3 up. It's been a physical clash, as expected, and the Sharks will need to dig deep and find something if they are to win this.
37 Lambie misses in reply off the tee as things don't seem to be going the Sharks' way in this derby. They now have to attack from halfway with an onrushing Bulls defence looking hungry before half-time.
35 STEYN PENALTY! 3-9! But halfway is by no means out of Steyn's range as the Sharks pay for an offence.
33 And now Du Toit has put in a massive hit that lifts his crowd and team, who now move up to halfway.
31 Engelbrecht could make amends for his earlier mishap here as he slips through the defence on the Sharks' 22. That a great run and the recycled ball is there...however, a knock-on ends the attack.
28 No, he pulls that one wide.
27 Daniel is not being clever here as he gifts the Bulls a shot at three points by coming into a driving maul from the side. Here is Steyn again, this time from right side of the field at distance. Success?
25 However, the Sharks have an opportunity to score points here as Bulls outside centre JJ Engelbrecht puts the ball out on the full after it had been taken into the 22 by his team. Could it cost them?
22 STEYN PENALTY! 3-6! Keegan Daniel is penalised for coming offside at a Bulls driving maul so the net result is another three points to the sharp-shooter. As expected, this is a low-scoring derby clash.
19 And now the Pretoria franchise find their next scrum reversed after they go through the 90 degrees.
17 The Bulls are penalised at scrum time and it seems to be Dean Greyling blown for incorrect binding. Up steps full-back Riaan Viljoen from a long way out. Does he have the distance, yes, but it's just wide.
13 Surely crossing there from the Bulls just outside the Sharks 22 but nothing given by the officials. The Sharks do eventually win possession and thus begins a spell of kick-tennis between the sides.
10 STEYN PENALTY! 3-3! Franco van der Merwe is penalised for side entry so we are now level in Durban.
8 This will please Frans Ludeke though as the Sharks come offside and Steyn pushes the Bulls to the 22.
7 It doesn't get much better for the Bulls too as they are penalised at their own attacking scrum for not using the ball quickly enough. And that now turns into a penalty. Problems for the Bulls then.
4 LAMBIE PENALTY! 3-0! Great strike from the Springbok and the Sharks are three points to the good.
3 Free-kick to the Sharks after the Bulls go early at scrum time. Here comes Jannie du Plessis crashing it up beore Lambie and Lindeque combine on the left side. Eventually a penalty comes for the hosts.
1 Morne Steyns gets us going before Pat Lambie replies with a decent touch-finder. Ticks all round.
Team news Tendai Mtawarira, Pieter-Steph du Toit and Piet Lindeque start for the Sharks while Wynand Olivier, Bjorn Basson, Werner Kruger and Dean Greyling come in for the men from Pretoria. Kick-off awaits.
Welcome Hello and welcome to Kings Park for the final Super Rugby game of the weekend. It's the Sharks versus the Bulls here in this South African derby, with the latter looking to move away from the Cheetahs at the top of the conference. The Sharks meanwhile, know it's pretty much win or bust for the play-offs.
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Charlie Sheen will be alongside Tim McCarver and Joe Buck on Fox's Mets-Yankees Saturday (7 p.m. ET) at least briefly.
NEW YORK In a small studio at CBS News headquarters, historian Douglas Brinkley is watching a piece of history, a black-and-white tape of his latest subject, Walter Cronkite, who's about to tell the nation that President Kennedy has been assassinated.
As the author of the biography 'Cronkite', out Tuesday, Douglas Brinkley never tires of watching "the most trusted man in America."
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... some early runs. But the White Sox couldn't continue to take advantage of opportunities and on the strength of one strong inning the Twins won.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer reflected upon his Cardiff City team's loss to West Ham and insisted the Bluebirds deserved better reward from the match.
The new Bluebirds boss says he was surprised by what he saw as a lack of urgency and energy from his players in the first half.
But he was delighted with the way they rallied after the break, putting siege to the West Ham penalty box, and maintains Cardiff should have had something for those efforts.
"When you lose by two goals, often you can take it because you know it has been a fair result," said Solskjaer.
"But in the second half we had twice the possession, far more shots, but it just didn't happen for us.
"I was surprised at the first half display because strangely we lacked energy and enthusiasm and that's something I'm going to need to look at and address.
"The players had been bright in training and I thought we had prepared them well.
"I will need to assess why we started so slowly, but Craig Bellamy came on in the second half and made a difference.
"In fact I thought we were excellent in that second half and did everything, apart from putting the ball in the net.
"Which, of course, is the most important thing in football.
"During the match West Ham had three shots on target and scored from two of them.
"We had seven or eight shots on target, but things didn't quite go right for us this time."
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The 2-0 loss sends Cardiff into the bottom three, with two daunting away matches looming.
The first is against champions-elect Manchester City, the second at Old Trafford against a wounded Manchester United.
Solskjaer isn't fearful of the challenges ahead, though, pointing out: "Look, we have to play those two away anyway at some point.
"If we can get something out of either of those trips, then it will be a big help. But we are more than capable of doing that.
"Yes we are in the bottom three, but I've said before this Premier League is split into two different leagues. You have a second league from 10th place down and we have to be competitive in that second league.
"We still have lots of home games to come against teams in that second league I talk about and we need to take advantage of those.
"I'm getting to know the players better and we know loads of work still needs to be done here.
"Most of it will be with the players we already have, although I'm looking at a few other options. When there is something else to be said on that, we'll let everyone know."
Solskjaer had a special mention for the Cardiff fans, who created a magnificent atmosphere for the manager's first home game in charge.
"They were great. They almost blew the ball over the West Ham line at times, but it just wasn't to be in the ed," continued Solskjaer.
"We didn't take our chances, whereas West Ham took the few which came their way."
West Ham's under pressure manager Sam Allardyce declined to attend the post-match Press conference, sending in his number two Neil McDonald to meed the media.
"Sam's just sent me in to say he's delighted with the spirit the players showed," said McDonald.
"It's been a really tough week for us, with lots of goals conceded and plenty of criticism flying.
"But I think we showed terrific spirit and resolve to win this one and get out of the bottom three.
"We were obviously wary of the Ole Gunnar Solskjaer factor on this game. Cardiff had won up at Newcastle, it was his first home game and they were really going to be up for it.
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New Titles – w/e 30th August 2014
in hardcover:
Peter Watts – Echopraxia new sf novel set in the same world as Blindsight
John Scalzi – Lock-In a virus leaves 1% of the population 'locked-in' and unable to communicate. 25 years later some progress has been made in VR environments for them, and certain healthy people can allow them use of their bodies for various reasons…
Richard Kadrey – The Getaway God the 5th Sandman Slim novel
in large format:
Ian Whales (editor) – Paradox 15 short stories based around the Fermi paradox (about why we've not encountered aliens yet, if they are so many of them out there)
in 'B' format:
Ben Counter – The Grey Knights Omnibus a Warhammer 40,000 volume with Grey Knights, Dark Adeptus and Hammer of Daemons
in paperback:
Lois McMaster Bujold – Captain Vorpatril's Alliance the latest book in her Vorkosigan Saga
David Weber – Beginnings: Worlds of Honor #6 5 substantail stories including 2 by Weber. A couple would count as short novels…
Robert Charles Wilson – Burning Paradise alternate history where there was an Amnesty in 1914 and the world has pretty much stagnated ever since, although that may not be entirely humanity's fault!
Steven Brust & Skyler White – The Incrementalists an ancient secret society is working behind the scenes to change things for the better. But slowly. Very slowly.
Rod Duncan – The Bullet-Catcher's Daughter The Fall of the Gas-Lit Empire #1. Steampunk romp
Simon R. Green – Voices From Beyond the 5th Ghost Finders adventure…
Carrie Vaughn – Kittty's Greatest Hits 14 short stories featuring the one-time late night DJ…
Emily Gee – The Fire Prince sequel to The Sentinel Mage
Sharon Shinn – Royal Airs book 2 of her Elemental Blessings series, which began with Troubled Waters
art, etc:
Design Studio Presents – The Skillful Huntsman step-by-step guide to the visual
development of a Brothers Grimm tale
Patrick J. Jones – Sci-Fi & Fantasy Oil Painting Techniques great looking book with detailed notes and multiple pictures showing a painting's progress. Mainly about figure painting and with a foreword by Boris.
John Paul Lowe – Foundations in Comic Book Art from the basics to the finished art
Neil Gaiman & Gris Grimly – The Dangerous Alphabet rhyming alphabet book with pirates, ghosts and fun art!
Daniel Sean Kaye – Never Underestimate a Hermit Crab b&w cartoons extolling the virtues of hermit crabs!
Dan Lockwood – The Lovecraft Anthology volume I back in stock; 7 of his stories retold in graphic form by various artists…
Dan Lockwood – The Lovecraft Anthology volume II back in stock; 9 of his stories retold in graphic form by various artists…
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Locus – June cover date with Joe Abercrombie on the cover
Locus – August cover date, featuring Ian McDonald and Ann Leckie
Juxtapoz – September 2014 cover date
Brick Journal – issue 30 of the Lego magazine
wall calendars:
Terry Pratchett – Discworld Collector's Edition 2015, illustrated by Stephen Player
Boris Vallejo & Julie Bell – Fantasy Calendar 2015
Jeffrey Brown – Star Wars: Vader's Little Princess
New Titles – w/e 23rd August 2014
in hardback:
Charles Stross – Equoid a Laundry Files novella from Subterranean Press. I was short supplied and it just won the Hugo for best novella, so stock may not last long…
Signed copies soon!
in large format:
David Weber & John Ringo – Throne of Stars omnibus edition of the 3rd & 4th Empire of Man novels, March to the Stars and We Few, both from around 10 years ago. Volume one with books 1 & 2 back in next week…
Nie Youjia – Beyond Graphics: Mixed Media Illustrations by Contemporary Artists from Cypi Press
Terry Pratchett – Discworld Diary 2015 A5 hardback diary compiled with the aid of the Discworld Emporium team
New Titles – w/e 16th August 2014
in hardcover:
Patrick Swenson – The Ultra Thin Man large scale crime and conspiracies as two detectives try to discover who is responsible for crashing a distant planet's moon into it's planet…
Lucius Shepherd – Beautiful Blood the late auther's final novel and his only novel length work about the Dragon Griaule. Limited, numbered edition from Subterranean Press
Nichola Griffith – Held historical novel set in 7th C northern England about a king's niece later to be known as Saint Hilda of Whitby
John Ringo – Islands of Rage & Hope the 3rd in his apocalyptic zombie series, Black Tide Rising. Wolf Squadron have plans to take the battle to the mainland!
in large format:
John Hornor Jacobs – The Incorruptibles Rome never fell and, in the mid-1880s at the edge of empire, a riverboat makes it's way through dubious territory up the Rio Grande… two local mercenaries are hired to protect the passengers from dangers lurking ashore…
David Weber & Jane Lindskold – Treecat Wars the 3rd Star Kingdom novel
Eric Flint & Dave Freer – Slow Train to Arcturus enjoyable generation starship adventure. As it nears a distant star, one planet's inhabitants send a mission to investigate the strange object in their night skies…
Hal Clement – Gateway Omnibus latest volume from Orion, containg Iceworld, Cycle of Fire and Close to Critical
Philip Jose Farmer – Gateway Omnibus from Orion, containing The Maker of Universes (the 1st of his World of Tiers series), To Your Scattered Bodies Go (the 1st Riverworld novel) and The Unreasoning Mask
Damon Knight – Gateway Omnibus from Orion containg 4 short story collections of his – Far Out, In Deep, Off Centre and Turning On. Some excellent stuff; I still have my old Ace Double edition of Off Center…
Robert Sheckley – Store of the World: the stories of RS. 26 of his stories, mainly from the sf magazines of the 1950s
in 'B' format:
John Meaney – Resonance the 3rd volume of his millennia-spanning Ragnarok trilogy
J. D. Oswald – Dreamwalker a young orphan and a young dragon mage may hold the salvation of the kingdom in their hands, um, claws
Dan Abnett & Nik Vincent – Fiefdom long after the Great War the Time of Ice is slowly coming to an end as the ice melts, but the old war machines are stirring… Their 1st Kingdom novel
Poul Anderson – The Broken Sword new edition of the Fantasy Masterwork from Orion
Philip K. Dick – Puttering About in a Small Land another of his mainstream novels, written in the late 1950s but first published in 1985 after his death
Norman Spinrad – Raising Hell plus… the latest Outspoken Author book from PM Press. The title story, plus an essay by him, an interview with him and a bibliography.
in paperback:
James Axler – Shadow Born the latest Outlanders post-apocalypse adventure. #61, I think.
art, etc:
Gill Hatcher – The Beginner's Guide to Being Outside well produced short graphic novel about a young girl who grows to appreciate the Scottish outdoors! I've previously stocked her Go Wildlife and Team Girl comics…
New Titles – w/e 2nd August 2014
in hardcover:
Django Wexler – The Shadow Throne part 2 of The Shadow Campaigns and sequel to The Thousand Names, which I found very enjoyable… In this volume the action switches to Vordan City and it's surrounding area
Tom Kratman – The Rods and the Axe sequel to Come and Take Them, itself the 5th in the series that began with A Desert Called Peace
Lauren Beukes – Broken Monsters an artistic serial killer in Detroit…
George Mann – Engines of War new Doctor Who adventure featuring the War Doctor set during the Great Time War
in large format:
Steve White – Ghosts of Time the 4th in his series that began with Blood of the Heroes
Emily Croy Barker – The Thinking Woman's Guide to Real Magic Nora wanders off from a wedding party and finds herself in a magical realm…
in 'B' format:
Scott Lynch – The Republic of Thieves the 3rd in the fantasy series that began with The Lies of Locke Lamora and Red Seas Under Red Skies
Kevin Hearne – Shattered the 6th of the Iron Druid Chronicles
in paperback:
Jean Johnson – Hardship the 4th in her Theirs Not To Reason Why series, which began with A Soldier's Duty
L. E. Modesitt, jr. – The One-Eyed Man consultant Paulo Verano arrives on Stittara to assess the ecological impact of the human colonists on the planet. Shades of Stableford's Daedalus Mission series!
David S. Goyer & Michael Cassutt – Heaven's Fall the 3rd in the trilogy that began with Heaven's Shadow. 20 years on, the Earth people living on the giant spaceship dubbed Keanu discover that their enemies the Reivers have occupied the Earth….
Timothy Zahn – Cobra Slave part 1 of his Cobra Rebellion series, which obviously fits in with his Cobra and Cobra War trilogies…
Wen Spencer – Eight Million Gods is horror novelist Nikki really going insane, or are ancient Japanese gods actually out to get her!?
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Bailey Cunningham – Path of Smoke the sequel to Pile of Bones and the 2nd in the Parallel Parks series. At midnight, everything in the park changes!
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Margaret Weis & Robert Krammes – Storm Riders the sequel to Shadow Raiders; part two of The Dragon Brigade Trilogy
Arianne 'Tex' Thompson – One Night in Sixes weird western!
Star Wars – Kenobi the story of Obi Wan after the Clone Wars, by John Jackson Miller
Doctor Who – Breaking Bubbles 4 shorter pieces instead of one long drama, all featuring Colin Baker and Nicola Bryant. Big Finish audio drama #188
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Django Dexler – The Forbidden Library charming YA adeventure set in a strange library (and it's books!)
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William Le Queux – If England Were Invaded written in 1906 about a German invasion in 1910
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Greg Keyes – Firestorm prequel to Dawn of the Planet of the Apes!
Andy Remic – The White Towers the 2nd in his Rage of Kings series…
Jennifer Estep – Poison Promise the 11th in her ElementalAssassin series…
Hannah Jayne – Under the Final Moon the 6th of her Underworld Detection Agency Chronicles…
Star Trek – Second Nature part one of David Mack's new Seekers series, featuring the scoutship Sagittarius and the cruiser Endeavour
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CG Characters From Sketch to Finish new volume from Dopress Books/Cypi Press. Almost all full colour
CG Scenes From Sketch to Finish new volume from Dopress Books/Cypi Press. Almost all full colour
Fred Gambino – Dark Shepherd: The Art of FG full colour hardback of his sf art
Frank Frazetta, jr. – Frank Frazzeta: Art and Remembrances hardcover retrospective with text by his son
Alejandro Jodorowsky, José Ladrönn & Moebius – Final Incal slipcased edition; one of only 1500 printed.
R. B. White – Sketchbook 1 b&w sketches of fantasy warrior women
Juxtapoz – August cover date
Brick Journal – #29, June Cover date. All about Lego
Comics Review – June cover date; reprints of (mainly) b&w comic strips. Includes Tarzan, Krazy Kat, Flash Gordon, Ally Oop and many more!
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Hannu Rajaniemi – The Causal Angel the 3rd in his series featuring Jean le Flambeur.
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Harry Turtledove – Last Orders the 6th and final book in his series, The War That came Early, about a WW2 that started in 1938 with Hitler's War
James P. Blaylock – The Adventure of The Ring of Stones his latest short novel featuring Langdon St. Ives and illustrated by J. K. Potter. Signed & numbered edition from Subterranean Press.
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Gardner Dozois (editor) – The Year's Best Science Fiction Thirty-First Annual Collection 32 of the best stories of the previous year, with the usual annual round-up and further recommendations listing
Hannu Rajaniemi – The Causal Angel the 3rd in his series featuring Jean le Flambeur.
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John Brunner – Gateway Omnibus from Orion. Contains 3 of my favourite books of his – The Sheep Look Up, The Shockwave Rider and The Traveller in Black (which is 4 related novellas)
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Marcus Sakey – Brilliance huge numbers of exceptionally smart children are being born… What will happen to them and how will the world be changed as they mature?
Black Static – #41 with July/August cover date. Lead story by Tim Waggoner
Gramarye – issue #5, Summer 2014 published by the Sussex Centre for Folklore, Fairy Tales and Fantasy. Interesting looking journal; includes articles on topics such as Jim Henson and Spring-Heeled Jack
Ian Doescher – William Shakespeare's The Jedi Doth Return the latest sequel to William Shakespeare's Star Wars, in the same little hardback format.
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Max Frei – The Stranger's Shadow the 4th book of The Labyrinths of Echo. Translated from Russian by Polly Gannon & Ast A. Moore
Tom Holt – The Outsorcerer's Apprentice great title! How to make fairytale lands actually financially viable!
Robert Rankin – The Chickens of Atlantis, and Other Fowl and Fluffy Fiends further adventures and musings of a time-travelling monkey butler
Sarah Pinborough – Charm a new take on the 'true' story of Cinderella!
James Tiptree, jr. – Her Smoke Rose Up Forever great collection of her best work, now in the SF Masterworks series from Gollancz
Philip K. Dick – Voices from the Street early mainstream novel set in California in 1952, first issued by his estate in 2007.
Paul Roland – Steampunk: Back to the Future with the New Victorians overview of all things steampunk. 8 page colour insert.
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Alex Irvine – Dawn of the Planet of the Apes novelisation of the new film
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Hayley Campbell – The Art of Neil Gaiman heavily illustrated literary biography of Neil Gaiman. Includes copies of letters, articles, photos and much more.
Jules Verne & Gary Gianni – Twenty-Thousand Leagues Under the Sea nice graphic novel version of the famous story. Also includes an illustrated text version of the lesser-known Sea Raiders by H. G. Wells; sea monsters are seen at a little English fishing port…
Lob Rochette – Snowpiercer new edition of the 1982 French comic which inspired the current film. The last people alive are on a train in a frozen world… b&w
Chris Kent – Flood nice little illustrated story about a flood. One colour illo. per page.
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After a week of build-up and chatter, it's time to settle the debate between the lines as the 5A and 3A semifinals get underway at Rice-Eccles Stadium today.
Two highly anticipated 5A games get the festivities started, beginning with undefeated Syracuse taking on preseason No. 1 Bingham at 11 a.m.
The afternoon game at 2:30 p.m. features No. 1 Jordan taking on defending 5A state champion Lone Peak.
The nightcap is the first 3A semifinal at 6:30 p.m. between Region 9 champion Desert Hills and Region 12 champion Spanish Fork. The second 3A semifinal is Friday between Juan Diego and Dixie.
For those unable to attend any of the games in person at Rice-Eccles Stadium today, DeseretNews.com will be streaming all three games, complete with live play-by-play and live stats. You can also get Twitter updates @DNewsPreps.
DeseretNews.com also has in-depth breakdowns of all eight high school football playoff games this weekend.
The first game at the U. today is a matchup of two elite 5A programs. Bingham has won three of the past six state championships, and is back in the semis after a one-year hiatus. It faces a Syracuse program that's in the semifinals for the third time in five years. Unfortunately for the Titans they'll be without starting quarterback Brock Anderson after he suffered a season-ending foot injury in the quarterfinals.
The second game is a rematch of Lone Peak's thrilling 45-42 win over Jordan in last year's 5A semifinals. The roles are reversed this time around though as Jordan is the clear favorite.
Lone Peak lost to Pleasant Grove 26-24 in a region game earlier this year, while Jordan crushed the Vikings 56-7 in the first round a couple weeks ago.
The final game features two teams familiar with the semifinal setting. Spanish Fork and Desert Hills were both semifinalists a year ago, and both ended up losing to Hurricane.
First-year Spanish Fork coach Kirk Chambers and first-year Desert Hills coach Carl Franke are hoping to help their programs take the next step tonight.
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The cabin is about 10 to 15 miles from Bryson City. It was a nice retreat for my wife and my two little girls and I. We enjoyed horseback riding, tubing, and whitewater rafting. All within a short drive from the Peaceful creek cabin. The cabin had everything we needed for our visit. In the evenings the creek is a nice relaxing change from South Florida. Perfect for wadind across to cool off or just to sit by and listen to and enjoy a wide variety of local songbirds. We look forward to our visit next year.
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The Deacon Jones award will be presented with the rest of the Super Bowl awards. It will be presented during Deacon Jones' memorial this time around and will be given to the leagues sack leader.
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I have always knitted for as long as I can remember and now I am retired I can spend more time at my favourite hobby. I have recently been designing patterns for American Girl, Gotz and similar 18inch dolls. I also like to design for Barbie and Ken and now I would like to share my patterns with the community, others can now enjoy my designs


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Joseph Hendrickson, 24, is originally from Missouri. Now, he's part of "small town on wheels," as a carnival game attendant with the Family Attractions and Amusement Company. The company's recent weeklong stint at the Madison County 4-H Fair brought Hendrickson to Indiana for the first time.
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Camps Bay is Cape Town's 'cool' part of town. Overlooking the sea, all the bars, restaurants and nightclubs here are full of people sipping on mojitos and champagne. But I wanted to know was there anywhere somebody travelling on a budget could eat?
Brendan from The Backpack & Africa Travel Centre where I'm staying recommended one of two restaurants. The first is, wait for it, 'The Codfather'. I know, truly awful. But hey, it's constantly packed, their fish is meant to be out of this world and at time of blogging they do half-price sushi before 6pm.
The other (which is the one I opted for) was Cal'cacchio on the promenade. It's a pizzeria that does pasta too. They take their pizzas quite seriously – some were created by celebrity chefs, you can pay extra for wheat bases and more. Starting at 45 Rand for a pizza, the most expensive one is 145 Rand. I had a 'carne' which had chilli, Italian sausage meat, onion and roasted peppers. It was delicious. And the Kuna Old red wine at 23 Rand per glass was extremely tasty also.
Afterwards I went to Café Caprice which is just a few doors down. This is the trendiest bar in the bay. You can tell that by the barmen who think they're doing you a favour by serving you and the guys wearing the Miami Vice-style white jackets. Still, it isn't too pretentious and a beer cost just 22 Rand which is definitely cheaper than a lot of other cities around the world.
That was last night. Today it's a lovely clear Sunday morning. I'm just about to have my breakfast and plan out my day.
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" Caprice Beer at R22, musta been a Corona. Amstel, Heineken and Peroni (Draught) are around R16 per unit Glad to hear you had a great time, you definitely didn't go to the wrong spots :) Brad
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UN chief Ban Ki-moon is closely following the situation in Kashmir and stresses on the need for dialogue to help to overcome difficulties, his spokesperson said here.
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Centre`s chief interlocutor on Jammu and Kashmir Dileep Padgaonkar said there is a deep yearning for peace and justice among people of the state.
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Opposition PDP said it will channelise people`s power, gained from panchayat institutions more effectively to press for resolution of Kashmir problem and simultaneously bring speed and transparency into developmental process.
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Many people come to Braga specifically to see the Bom Jesus do Monte, a pilgrimage shrine atop a 1,312-foot-high, densely wooded hill 5 km (3 mi) east of the city. The stone staircase, a marvel of baroque art that was started in 1723, leads to an 18th-century sanctuary-church, whose terrace commands wonderful views. Many pilgrims climb up on their knees. Fountains placed at various resting places represent the five senses and the virtues, and small chapels display tableaux with life-size figures illustrating the Stations of the Cross. If you don't want to climb up the staircase (which is worth the effort), you can drive up the winding road or take the free funicular. There are restaurants, refreshment stands, and even a couple of hotels beside the sanctuary at the top. Buses run here every half hour from the center of Braga.
- Address: Tenões, Parque do Bom Jesus, Braga, 4715-056
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With the International Criminal Court's move to charge Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir for genocide in Darfur, we here at the ENOUGH project though you might like to be reminded of some of his past comments and behavior.
Steps towards an International Criminal Court arrest warrant for Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir provides an opportunity for the U.N. Security Council to demand real changes in Khartoum's policies and behavior. Unfortunately, the historical record suggests that the Council will likely miss this opportunity as it has missed many others during the past five years. This report diagnoses the underlying obstacles to effective Security Council response, providing a practical guide on how activists can better engage their governments to stop—and ultimately prevent—genocide and crimes against humanity.
China has again assumed the Presidency of the U.N. Security Council, a position that it last held in July 2007 when it led the authorization of a U.N. peacekeeping force for Darfur. At that time, Beijing appeared to be responding to a global campaign by activists, in advance of the Olympics, to shame China into using its influence to address human rights crises in locales in which it has significant economic investments. But China's actions have belied its rhetoric, and it has continued to protect its favorite deadly dictators in places like Darfur, Burma, and Zimbabwe. The Chinese government is not entirely a lost human rights cause, but its roadmap badly needs revision.
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The Burlington Free Press reports the site involves buying land from Stoweflake Mountain Resort and Spa.
The application calls for a 14,600-plus-square-foot commercial building for beer production and a retail outlet on a proposed 4-acre site.
The business owners say Heady Topper will continue to be produced at the Waterbury brewery, but the double IPA in the 16-ounce cans will be sold at the retail outlet/visitor center that is part of the proposed project.
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Mariner Square delights children and adults, tourists and locals alike with a seaside getaway to three different, otherworldly attractions. Nestled on a causeway on Newport's bayfront, visitors can marvel at marine life at the Oregon Undersea Gardens, wander through a forest of lifelike celebrity sculptures at The Wax Works, or learn little-known, bizarre facts at Ripley's Believe It or Not!
A.C. Gilbert's Discovery Village is a hands-on children's museum spread across three historical houses that reside in Riverfront Park. It is named after A.C. Gilbert, a Salem native, toy magnate, and inventor of the Erector Set. True to a life spent creating educational and scientific toys, his namesake museum provides a place for kids to interact with exhibits that encourage play and provoke thought. From a giant model of an animal cell to a faux paleontological dig full of ancient bones to musical instruments like a South American rainwheel, the museum's stations encompass a number of scientific and cultural disciplines?though little ones might only interpret each activity as fun. Furthermore, youth can heal stuffed animals in the Village Vet Room or scale a 52-foot edifice that is one of the world's largest Erector Set towers, boasting three slides and a maze.
Through exhibits that explore everything from astronomy and physics to biology and paleontology, the Science Factory inspires a lifelong love of science in children as well as adults. Above all else, the nonprofit embraces a motto of "please touch," creating safe, engaging opportunities for children to act on their curiosity and gain insight into the principles underlying scientific and technological theories.
The Exploration Dome exemplifies the immersive nature of the Museum, surrounding audiences with a full-dome screen that displays digital and live-action films. These educational features can take guests to virtually any location in the world and beyond, including the heart of the Borneo rainforest, the depths of prehistoric oceans, the edge of our galaxy's super-massive black hole, and a universe where popcorn kernels never get stuck in your teeth. Permanent exhibits—including a feature on responsible recycling as well as a terrarium of lizards, frogs, and plants, complete with Renegade, the Museum's resident iguana—explore topics in more depth, complementing both the Exploration Dome's videos and an ever-changing roster of special attractions.
Owned and operated by glass artists and collaborators Alejandro Hernandez and Ciara Cuddihy, Studio West houses a gallery of fine paintings and glasswork attached to a full glassblowing studio. The cream walls and bright lights of the gallery give way to the industrial metal and stony tile of the workshop, where artisans can be seen retrieving white-hot gobs of glass from the furnaces. These mounds of molten potential are regularly rolled and shaped into handmade trinkets and vases, which can be immediately smashed and melted, completing their life cycle. Visitors can experience the process for themselves during workshops, where they receive hands-on training from the glassworkers in how to bend the superheated silica to their will.
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1000 Heroz CAG Smackdown - Cutoff is 2 PM EST Daily - 1st app update coming soon
Posted 29 June 2011 - 04:48 PM
I have to say that no longer trying to post results screenshots every day, etc, etc, has allowed me to enjoy this game so much more again. Also, taking some courses easy. I'm loving it again. But I wish I was in the lead on Flea. Maybe at lunch....
Posted 30 June 2011 - 03:13 PM
Latest news on 1000 Heroz, we are submitting the first update to Apple today. Among the usual improvements, tweaks, and some security concerns, we are adding Game Center achievements (yay!) and some new track elements.
Multiple Friend League support is definitely on the list for a future update.
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Posted 02 July 2011 - 05:21 AM
Day 25 is a grind. Hardest course to gold medal so far. To me, at least.
Hardest course ever. I literally hate this one. It took for ever just to get gold and then I had to get the best time.
I'd give tips but it's more fun wasting an hour of your life failing on this course. I'll try to give tips before I head out for the weekend (if I remember).
Posted 02 July 2011 - 01:01 PM
Near the steam vent, I hold back so I'm in the middle of the steam vent and rock pile. Hold forward again and jump as the steam pushes you forward. If you're lucky, you'll get sent over the hill and then down the slope. If you're too close to the vent, You'll be launched into the button of the floating hill. If you're too far, you'll hit the rocks. The end.
Have a great July 4th weekend!
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Posted 14 July 2011 - 06:45 AM
Nice to get GameCenter achievements, though.
My action/scifi novel, Still Man Fights, is available in paperback and e-book form at Amazon.com.
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Posted 21 July 2011 - 12:56 PM
Those hints are kind of annoying. It obscures when I have my Hero jump on the monster truck and ride it off the cliff. :(
Nice to get GameCenter achievements, though.
Yep. I tried to go for a ride and was similarly annoyed. They could have picked a better spot for it. Oh well.
Posted 05 October 2011 - 09:24 PM
I wish they would show the ghost of the top 10 runs after that day is over. Would be cool to see how you got left in the dust (by Prim).
Btw I'm Cantisama. Friendly hi to my competition
Posted 17 October 2011 - 11:32 PM
I've enjoyed the race for 5th overall in the CAG league with Slainet, who's currently ~800 points ahead of me.
My action/scifi novel, Still Man Fights, is available in paperback and e-book form at Amazon.com.
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I think they did a better job with this type of competition in their game MotoHeroz for WiiWare. Having multiple courses to compete on each day, and having different race types (there's try as many times as you want ones, but also one-shot courses where you can practice as much as you want, but only get one shot at the leaderboard), really helps keep it fun. But also perhaps because I haven't been trying to compete in that every day. That helps too.


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Business leaders discuss opportunities, challenges in Boston
Martin Desmarais | 2/19/2014, 11:02 a.m.
Sen. Markey's message was one of Boston's need to continue to break down barriers for entrepreneurs of color particularly to access to capital that can help drive their businesses forward.
"We have not come as far as we have to come if we are going to provide the economic opportunities that allow each and every person in our country to be able to maximize those God-given abilities, which they have," Markey said.
Markey suggested a three-point plan for Boston to bolster economic development for minority businesses. The first is to give minority businesses access to capital. The second is to make sure that graduates from local colleges, especially minorities, stay in Boston to work. The third is to provide an educational workforce for minority-owned businesses that ensures a new generation of workers that can help move companies forward.
"We need to make sure that government programs designed to encourage minority businesses remain funded," Sen. Markey said. "Boston is growing. It's bubbling. It's bursting. You can feel this incredible energy now in Boston. We have a chance now to put together a plan as we move forward in this next generation."
Mayor Walsh called the forum on economic development for minority businesses a very important discussion and pledged the city's support for such efforts.
"We are committed to making Boston inclusive in every area. It is a matter of basic justice and our economic success as a city depends upon it. We cannot reach our potential unless we use the talent of all of our people," Walsh said. "The people cannot contribute fully unless they have a level playing field. The way to do that is by creating avenues of access in every neighborhood — access to government representation, to corporate leadership, to higher education, to business ownership, to jobs and home ownership.
"You are having an important dialogue about how we will develop the future," Walsh added. "I am here to tell you that we as a city will be a devoted partner."
Walsh restated his campaign pledge to have 50 percent of his cabinet people of color and to also have greater diversity at the department head level.
He also said that the city will work hard to drive economic opportunities beyond the city's current business hubs and into Roxbury, Mattapan and Dorchester.
"In the end it is about empowering the entrepreneurial spirit that already exists in our communities. We will be proactive in reaching out to the businessmen and women of color and supporting their dreams. We will strengthen small businesses in all of our neighborhoods," Walsh said. "The first step to supporting people is understanding the challenges they face. As I said on my first day I am here to listen, to learn and to lead. With your help we will make Boston a place where everyone can climb the ladder of economic success."
State Sen. Forry made a call to action, acknowledging that talk and strategy is not enough. She said that politicians need to listen more closely to people of color who own businesses and find out the barriers they are facing when it comes to opportunity and growth and establish clear policies that remove these barriers.


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Two more Spanish regions take steps to stop evictions
The president of the regional government of the Canary Islands, Paulino Rivero, said late on Tuesday his administration will shortly table a law which will expropriate properties from which needy people are about to be evicted for up to three years to allow them to continue to live there.
The archipelago's government will also draw up a list of empty homes and introduce penalties against banks and real estate firms that hold on to empty homes which are fit to live in a bid to increase the pool of affordable housing, Rivero told the region's parliament.
"We have a moral and legal obligation to look for responses to one of the most painful aspects of the economic crisis, home evictions," he wrote later on his account on social networking site Google+.
The regional government of Catalonia announced Monday that it would introduce a tax on empty homes held by banks and real estate firms "to prevent homes from remaining permanently empty and to foster the growth of the rental market."
Catalonia, which includes the second-largest Spanish city Barcelona, has 450,000 empty homes, including 80,000 new homes, according to regional government figures.
Earlier this month the regional government of Andalucia, Spain's most populous region and the one with the highest unemployment rate, issued a decree allowing it to expropriate homes for up to three years to allow families facing eviction to continue to live there.
Families that benefit from the measure will have to pay a modest rent to the regional government, which will compensate property owners.
The measures adopted by the regional governments were criticised by the president of the Association of Spanish banks Miguel Martin, who said "Spain was following the road of Argentina instead of Europe" in a reference to the nationalisation of Spanish firms by the government of Buenos Aires.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy said a new mortgage law which Spain's lower house of parliament approved last week "offered solutions" to the problem of evictions.
"This is what is really useful for people, not populist measures," he said Wednesday during a debate in parliament.
The new mortgage law, which still must be approved by the Senate, makes it easier for those with payment difficulties to keep their homes but does not go as far as demands presented by a protest movement against evictions for the law to be changed to allow defaulters' debts to be erased if they turn in the keys to their home.
Under Spanish law most people still have to pay off their mortgage debt even after eviction.
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Lex Gillette is an American track and field athlete who has proved to the world that there are absolutely no excuses. Retina detachments in both eyes have left him with the challenge of living life with no sight. Fortunately for Lex, once he lost his sight, he gained a vision.
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EUGENE, Ore. -- Cindy Wiley of Eugene said she received a call from potential phone scammers on Friday night, offering her a free vacation.
Wiley said she was surprised to see the call came from a local 541 area code.
"It was local. I picked up the phone thinking it was a friend or somebody I might know," said Wiley, "Anybody saying I've won a trip when I haven't registered for a trip or I haven't applied for one, to me automatically means scam."
She said this isn't the first time she's received a call from this number. KVAL News called the number back, and found it belongs to a Eugene business.
The owners of Ron's Tree Removal say they're stumped as to how the calls originated from their Yellow Pages business line.
"We're a legit trimming, tree company. And we're not a part of no scam or anything like that," said Brian Jones of Ron's Stump & Tree Removal.
Jones and his business partner Devin DeMarce first heard their business line was involved in the automated calls Saturday morning.
Jones said the 541 number is assigned to their business by Dex - Yellow Pages. He said the line can only receive calls, not make outgoing calls.
"If you do get a call from that number, just make sure you don't press any numbers, don't give out any personal information because it's not a legit call from us. It's someone trying to take advantage of you," said Jones.
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The Islamic State militant who is seen apparently killing journalist Steven Sotloff denounced President Obama, saying, "I'm back, Obama, and I'm back because of your arrogant foreign policy."
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'the world is losing the battle'
Health officials, including the head of the CDC, said Tuesday that the epidemic is accelerating and that the global response should "scale up to massive levels."
A polished D.C. insider to lead Post
New publisher Frederick Ryan Jr. wants The Post to fulfill a "mandate to innovate." But this former Reagan aide might have risen to the job in an old-fashioned way: through relationships.
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No verdict in former Va. governor's case after first day of jury deliberation
In a victory for prosecutors, jurors were told to use a broader definition of "official act" in weighing charges.
As enrollment swells, Fairfax County turns to 'vertical school'
The newest — and tallest — school in Fairfax County is a former office complex in Baileys Crossroads.
Once feared, D.C. alleyways are being reimagined in a changing city
Considered hotbeds of bad behavior, some District alleys are now centers of communal whimsy.
Kershaw handcuffs Nationals
The Dodgers' ace wins 17th as Washington falls. His only blemish: Bryce Harper's solo home run.
Fairfax County police face $12 million lawsuit in officer's slaying of man
The longtime partner of John Geer and his family, frustrated by a lack of information, want "to get answers."
For political operatives-turned-candidates, the long game is the key
If Republican Ed Gillespie falls short in his Virginia bid for U.S. Senate, other political prizes await.
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District report concludes agencies couldn't have saved Relisha Rudd, 8
But communication lapses between agencies are cited in the report on the missing girl feared dead.
National poll: Majority of Americans think Redskins shouldn't change name
The poll also found that more than two-thirds do not think the name is disrepectful to Native Americans.
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Christie's Atlantic City dream erodes as nearly new Revel Casino closes
The N.J. governor called Revel a "turning point" in 2012. Now it's part of a casino implosion in the city.
Girl who shot instructor with an Uzi said the gun was too much for her
The girl's mother told police that the 9-year-old said after firing it that the gun had hurt her shoulder.
Apple says hackers targeted celebrity accounts, not its iCloud systems
THE SWITCH | Hackers zeroed in on passwords and security questions in a targeted attack, Apple said.
Obama's unnerving happy talk
Americans would worry less if the president worried more.
Don't cede Ukraine
Kiev deserves support from NATO countries even if it's not part of the alliance.
Why Obama's trip to Europe probably won't be boring this time around
From Ukraine to Iraq to Afghanistan, there's a lot to discuss.
My mother was always depressed. It forced me to grow up way too soon.
By 7, I was cooking for my family and taking care of my brothers and sisters.
Virginia worries less about child care than hot-dog carts. That has to change.
COLUMN | State lawmakers are silent when it comes to unregulated day cares, putting kids in danger.
Kershaw handcuffs Nationals
The Dodgers' ace wins 17th as Washington falls. His only blemish: Bryce Harper's solo home run.
Online listings breathe new life into open houses
The Web has converted browsers into buyers.
6 things to do this week — under $10
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Katharine Weymouth reflects on departure from The Post
The niece of Don Graham led the newspaper into the digital age during a tumultuous time.
O'Malley's baby in 'Sunday in the Park' is a stage pro
Huggable bundle, a real doll of just-right weight, has a large acting family helping him rack up theater credits.
Biden likes well-timed reunions
IN THE LOOP | You couldn't blame the veep for keeping an eye on 2016. If, in fact, that's what he's doing.
Obama approves deployment of 350 more troops to Iraq
New order comes in response to State Department request for more protection for facilities in Baghdad.
Apple says hackers targeted celebrity accounts, not its iCloud systems
THE SWITCH | Hackers zeroed in on passwords and security questions in a targeted attack, Apple said.
U.S. firms complain of unfair treatment in China
Are foreign multinationals being subject to government takedowns to clear way for domestic companies?
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