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Car crashes while taking shooting victim to hospital
Updated On: Oct 29 2013 05:36:06 PM CDT
Police said a car taking a shooting victim to a hospital on Tuesday afternoon crashed and overturned, injuring the driver and another passenger.
Investigators said the car was carrying someone who was injured in a drive-by shooting in the 9000 block of East 74th Terrace.
The driver lost control of the car near Gregory Boulevard and Lakeside Drive, hit another vehicle and flipped over.
The driver suffered critical injuries in the crash. The passenger who had not been shot was also injured in the wreck.
Police have not announced any arrests in connection with the original shooting.
Gregory Boulevard has been closed while police investigate the incident.
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If the WSJ Is Wrong About 'Weak' iPhone 5 Demand, Will It Apologize to Apple?
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- So, late Sunday night, as I was sipping a Saranac Big Moose Ale before bed, The Wall Street Journal broke what we, for better or worse, call news. Please, by all means, don't give TheStreet credit for the "scoop." In fact, speaking for myself, please allow me to distance myself from the WSJ report that Apple cut iPhone 5 component orders because of "weaker-than-expected" January-March quarter demand.
The first thing I did after seeing the news was get in touch with TheStreet's tech geek and Apple (AAPL) authority Chris Ciaccia, who is headed to the San Francisco Bay area for Tuesday's big Facebook (FB) announcement, for his reaction:
After re-reading The Wall Street Journal article on iPhone demand, Apple cutting parts orders is the likely course of action, as the source (perhaps a Japanese parts supplier) is talking about the January to March quarter. It's likely the parts supplier (whoever it is), is seeing cuts in the January to March quarter because Apple's biggest quarter is the holiday quarter, its fiscal first quarter.
The source indicates Apple notified suppliers last month of the cuts, but unless demand just slowed to a halt, this doesn't make sense. Apple reports fiscal first-quarter earnings on Jan. 23, and we'll find out how many iPhones were sold in the holiday quarter, but one would expect that given the robust demand for the phone after it was released, demand is likely to slow from the holiday quarter. This is expected, as Apple sells more iPhones during the holiday quarter than any other time; this is a normal course of business, and likely not a sign of customer weakness.
Unless the WSJ is talking to Apple directly (and that seems highly dubious given the author does not have a track record for it), this seems like pure speculation at best.Logical. What irks me more than anything is the Journal's whole "people familiar with the situation" line. How thin and vague. But, because it's the Journal, practically every other media outlet rushed to get the story up. That's what the financial and tech media does these days. They're all largely cut-and-paste operations. One outlet "breaks news" and the mindless regurgitation begins. We give crappy reporting the opportunity to take on a life of its own and, quite possibly, move markets and impact perceptions. And that's exactly what it is -- crappy reporting. Even if this particular story turns out to be "correct," it will be the exception. Now more than ever, the media, particularly when it comes to Apple, throws out this type of tripe. It rarely sticks. And, when it doesn't, nothing happens. It's not like The Wall Street Journal will need to issue a public apology to Apple. So, if you have a hunch or a random "source," why not go with it? By the time you're wrong the world will have long forgotten your original report. If the stars align and you're right, you can take credit for being the ultimate newshound. What a business! And what do you get out of it? Not much beyond a Twitter feed that repeats, from different organizations, the exact same story, incessantly, for a solid 45 minutes. So, yeah, I think the story is trash. Complete crap.
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467 Sir Frederick Stewart, Minister for External Affairs, to Mr R. G. Casey, Minister to the United States
Letter 27.41 SYDNEY, 23 May 1941
The Netherlands Foreign Minister [1] and Minister for the Colonies [2], whose intention to visit Australia was reported in your personal and confidential letter of 24th March [3], left for New Zealand on 18th May after a week spent in this country as the guests of the Commonwealth Government.
Official functions during the visit were confined to luncheons given by the Governor-General [4], the Governor of New South Wales [5], a dinner in Sydney attended by a number of Commonwealth Ministers, and a reception in Melbourne attended by Ministers and departmental heads. The visitors were also entertained in Sydney by the Dutch community, and visited the motor-ship 'Oranje', which has been presented by the Netherlands East Indies Government to the Commonwealth to be used as a hospital ship for Australian and New Zealand forces.
No formal conversations were arranged, but Dr. van Kleffens and M.
Welter called on me and discussed a few general topics. At a dinner in Melbourne with the three Chiefs of Staff [6] and the Netherlands Liaison Officer, Commander Salm, joint defence plans and strategic problems were discussed.
As Dr. van Kleffens professed a keen interest in this country's war effort visits were arranged to the Broken Hill Proprietary works at Newcastle, the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation Factory at Fishermen's Bend, Melbourne, and to the Munitions establishments at Maribyrnong. One motive for the visit of the Ministers was obviously the hope of increasing the supply of munitions, especially small arms ammunition, to the Netherlands East Indies. I understand that they received certain assurances in this connection.
Dr. van Kleffens was most guarded in his public pronouncements, which as a result received very little publicity. His press interviews in Sydney and Melbourne were confined to a reiteration of Holland's intention to continue the war, and to resist attack in the Indies. He did, however, reaffirm his approval of Sir Robert Brooke-Popham's [7] statement in Manila that Singapore, the Netherlands Indies, and Australia form part of a single political and military line, an attack against any part of which must be considered and treated as an attack against the whole. These declarations were subject to certain qualifications which deprived them of most of their force, especially as reported in the Sydney press. However, in a broadcast speech on 13th May the statement was made explicitly that the Dutch people would 'fight to the last limit of their strength whenever and wherever they are attacked'.
In the course of our conversation on 13th May Dr. van Kleffens referred to the question of an exchange of diplomatic representatives between the Commonwealth Government and the Government of the Netherlands. I told him that it was the view of the Commonwealth Government that an Australian Minister, to perform any useful function, should be stationed at Batavia, and that such an appointment might be a precedent for a similar Japanese Legation which I understood would be opposed by his Government. Dr. van Kleffens said that this was a valid objection, but that it was something rather different he had in mind. He then renewed the suggestion made by the Netherlands Minister in London [8] in October last, and repeated by the Netherlands Minister in Washington [9] in February of this year, that Mr. Bruce [10] might be accredited to Queen Wilhelmina in London. He said that in that event a Government representative or commissioner could be sent to Batavia, and undertook to give appropriate standing and prestige to any person selected for the latter position.
The suggestion raises incidentally the question of whether the Netherlands Government in London is likely to move out to Java.
The possibility was rumoured before the arrival of the Ministers there, but was denied by Mr. Welter in his first press interview.
In response to enquiries here members of the party denied that there was any intention to move at present, but gave the impression that the possibility could not be entirely ruled out at some future date.
Mr. J. H. Ritman, head of the N.E.I. Government Publicity Service, who accompanied the Ministers, took advantage of his visit to Australia to examine the possibility of increasing the exchange of news between the Indies and Australia. He met Sir Keith Murdoch [11] and officials of the Department of Information in Melbourne, and spent a few days in Sydney before returning to Batavia.


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BOSTON, Mass. - A Beverly resident and former TSA employee was arrested and appeared in federal court today on a charge of possession of child pornography.
ANDREW W. CHEEVER, 33, appeared before Chief Magistrate Judge Judith Gail Dein on a complaint charging him with possession of child pornography. Last December, Massachusetts State Police executed a state search warrant of Cheever's residence in Lowell. The initial search identified approximately 2,000 images of child pornography and several uniform items bearing the TSA logo. During the search, law enforcement seized computer components, including a tower computer hard drive and an external drive. Subsequent forensic analysis revealed numerous still images and videos of child pornography on each of these drives.
The case was initially handled by the Middlesex District Attorney's Office, but was transferred to the U.S. Attorney's Office for federal prosecution.
At the conclusion of today's proceeding, Chief Magistrate Judge Dein ordered Cheever detained pending a detention hearing currently scheduled for September 8. If convicted Cheever faces a maximum possible term of 10 years in prison to be followed by at least five years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine.
United States Attorney Carmen M. Ortiz; District Attorney Gerard T. Leone; Gregory K. Null, Special Agent in Charge of Department of Homeland Security, Office of Inspector General, Northeast; Special Agent in Charge Bruce M. Foucart, Immigration and Customs Enforcement Homeland Security Investigations; Colonel Marian J. McGovern, Superintendent of the Massachusetts State Police; Beverly Police Chief Mark A. Ray; and Salem Police Chief Paul F. Tucker made the announcement today.
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I am always laughing when I see people wanting to control the temperature in a room. This must be something from a different country, or mind set.
In my mindset, I set the temperature for a room once, I might modify it empirical over time, but never ever do I change the temperature in a room daily or on a time schedule. Way more expensive to reheat a room, than to keep a room at a specific temperature. Maybe other countries/homes are different, but that is the scientific consensus in Germany.
the point may be, in the case of a central heatingsystem, you set the temperature for each room but there is no sensor which checks how warm it really is in each room (they often just have an outside sensor). now when you have big windows in a room and sun is shining the room would be warm enough without heating. when heating is on as well, it would get too warm...
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Why Pandora Blows Apple's iTunes Radio Away
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- It deserves a documentary, but, for now, I'll give it the multi-page article treatment at TheStreet. At some point over the next few months, I plan on getting with the team behind Pandora's (P) Music Genome Project to shoot some video and see where it goes.
The MGP and all that it entails -- it's a story that absolutely needs to be told.
If we don't understand the engine that powers Pandora, we don't understand Pandora. And we can't begin to comprehend why the company has beat back and likely will continue to beat back every competitive threat including Apple's (AAPL) iTunes Radio. Without a close look at the skeleton and guts of the MGP, it's not possible to realize the full power and potential of Internet radio.
If you can stand this lame attempt at me shooting video myself, my February 2012 YouTube interview with Pandora co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer Tim Westergren provides a nice introduction to the MGP and how it led to what we now know as Pandora Internet radio. At the time I thought I knew a lot about the MGP, but after my visit to Pandora headquarters this past Monday, I discovered I didn't know the half of it.One downside of Westergren's well-known humility is that he shies away from bragging and touting his and Pandora's accomplishments too aggressively. As a result, I don't think he has ever done justice to how the Music Genome Project sets Pandora apart from every other player, including Apple, not just as personalized radio, but as data-driven music discovery and an artist advocate. However, in typical Westergren form, he leaves the glory for a deserving member of his team, who I was lucky enough to chat with this week.
Pandora Chief Scientist and VP of Playlists Eric BieschkeHonestly, I wasn't particularly looking forward to my conversation with Bieschke. I figured it would be boring. A chat with a music and math geek about stuff I either wouldn't understand or already knew. I was wrong. Bieschke is an interesting story himself. He has been with Pandora since 2000. This means he started with the company when he was 17 years old. His personal circumstances with Pandora are best left for the documentary, but I have to at least preview some of the things he told me about the MGP.
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Keep It Simple, Smarty: How the BBC Is Expanding Their Linked Data Platform
At the Semantic Technology and Business Conference last June in San Francisco, David Rogers of the BBC was on-hand to educate attendees on the origins and progress of the BBC's impressive Linked Data Platform. In his presentation, Rogers — who serves as Senior Technical Architect for BBC Future Media (News & Knowledge) — explained how the news giant's use of semantic technologies has evolved since they first turned to Linked Data to better report on the 2010 World Cup. Currently, the BBC Linked Data Platform works with content across the company, including news, sports, music, location, and learning.
Rogers started things off with a little history. Leading up to the 2010 World Cup, the BBC wanted to create a sports website, and they found that RDF triplestores were the best way to connect and organize their player, team, and tournament information. Pleased with what they'd accomplished, the BBC amped things up a few notches for the 2012 Olympics. Everything got scaled up, their data became more dynamic, and all while relying on the simplest metadata possible. Before the Olympics, the BBC Sports website had information on 300 athletes. By the end, 1,100 athletes were covered semantically, allowing the BBC's vast pool of reporters to all draw upon the same data and interlink their content in an easily discoverable manner. Read more


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OXFORD, Miss. (WVLT) -- Tennessee jumped out to an early lead and never trailed against Ole Miss, winning 66-39 in game which ended with more than five minutes left thanks to a leaky roof.
Glory Johnson led four Lady Vols in double figures, scoring 18 points to lead Tennessee, which scored the first nine points of the game.
Officials halted play when the Tad Smith Coliseum roof began leaking, thanks to a severe storm passing through North Mississippi. Both coaches agreed it was in the best interest of both teams to end the game.
The win boosts the Lady Vols to 15-0 in the SEC. They're one win away from a perfect finish to the conference schedule.
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the amount of oxygen and nutrients available to the fetus through several mechanisms. Additionally, smoking reduces the mother's appetite, and carbon monoxide from cigarette smoke crosses the placenta, increasing fetal carboxyhemoglobin levels (Werler et al., 1985). Those mechanisms are associated with retarding intrauterine growth in an apparent doseresponse relationship; the more cigarettes smoked, the lower is the birth weight (Zuckerman, 1991).6 Maternal cigarette smoking is also linked to higher rates of negative outcomes, including spontaneous abortions (Risch et al., 1988), stillbirths and perinatal death (Cnattingius et al., 1988; Malloy et al., 1988), and sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) (Werler et al., 1985; Kandall and Gaines, 1991; Fried, 1992). Additionally, other toxins in cigarettes, including cadmium, lead, and thiocyanate, may also have adverse effects on the developing fetus (Kuhnert, 1991).
Nicotine may affect fetal brain development both indirectly (through nicotine-associated hypoxia) and directly (through specific nicotinic receptors) (Slotkin, 1992). In animal models, it appears that there is a lower dose threshold for adverse effects of fetal nicotine exposure on neuronal development than on overall growth (Slotkin, 1992). The literature regarding later neuro-behavioral outcomes in nicotine-exposed infants and children is not as extensive or as conclusive as those studies regarding pregnancy and birth outcomes (Fried, 1992). One study has found that maternal smoking during pregnancy, when postnatal smoking was controlled, selectively increased the probability that female children would smoke as adolescents and would continue to smoke (Kandel et al., 1994). There is suggestive evidence of a relationship between maternal smoking and later adverse developmental outcomes, including effects on attention and auditory responsiveness (Fried and Watkinson, 1988, 1990). However, those effects, if any, have a small attributable risk.
Alcohol in high doses is a potentially potent teratogen associated with a range of consequences, including congenital anomalies and neurodevelopmental impairments (reviewed in IOM, 1995). In high doses, alcohol acts as a direct neuroteratogen, affecting all aspects of fetal growth (including brain growth, structure, and function) through mechanisms
Intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) can be caused by a number of factors including undernutrition and is associated postnatally with impaired neuromotor performance, including decreased motor maturity, poor state control, and abnormal reflexes (Tronick and Beeghly, 1992). Studies have reported long-term consequences of IUGR, including language delay and poor academic performance, but a direct cause-effect relationship for long-term effects is still considered inconclusive.


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New Year, New Gear
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Just like water, the paddling industry never stands still. R&D departments busily experiment with new designs, materials and production methods in the quest to cut costs and improve performance. So where's my rocket-boat then? Well, while we're not quite there yet, but in the meantime, here are some of 2014's most exciting innovations, including kayak gear to look forward to.


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Longitude: 44.520515 / Latitude: -109.072205
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From: the north. On Yellowstone Highway US 14, 16 & 20, four blocks west of downtown Cody. The BEST WESTERN Sunset Motor Inn is on right just past Buffalo Bill Historical Center.
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Shoshone National Forest
The Shoshone National Forest, found in Wyoming's northwest region and a short drive from nearby Cody, is an ideal destination for outdoor recreation. Spread out over nearly 2.4 million acres, Shoshone National Forest was established in 1891, making it the very first national forest in the US. The Shoshone National Forest shares it's western border with Yellowstone National Park.
You're in for an exciting outdoor adventure when you visit Shoshone National Forest. With more than 1,300 miles of trails for walking, hiking, and mountain biking, you're sure to get your fill of excitement – don't forget about the stunning views. If you're a fan of horseback riding, make your way into Shoshone National Forest and head for the Eagle Creek Trailhead, Elk Fork Campground, or the Pahaska Trailhead – the very best places to ride in Shoshone.
Southfork Ice Festival
Set in the beautiful city of Cody, found in northern Wyoming, Southfork Ice is a waterfall ice festival held every President's Day weekend. For over a decade, the Southfork Ice festival has featured live music, exceptional meals, and amazing ice climbing all in the South Fork of the Shoshone River. This spot in Cody is known to have not only the highest concentration of frozen waterfalls in Wyoming, but the entire country.
These Southfork Ice festival are held at the Cody Auditorium – found less than one mile from the Best Western hotel in Cody. Enjoy your time at what is known as the friendliest little ice festival in the northern Rockies, and happy climbing.
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- 0.2 mile(s) from Buffalo Bill Historical Center
- 1.5 mile(s) from Cody Night Rodeo
- 1.5 mile(s) from Old West Trail Town
- 2 mile(s) from River Float
- 7 mile(s) from Buffalo Bill Dam and Reservoir
- 10 mile(s) from Shoshone National Forest
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Distances to Popular Points of Interest
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Through a streamlined day and additional technology, Pioneer Elementary School in Gilbert is achieving some of the best test scores in the state.
"The first thing I've noticed is this is a community, family-oriented place," principal Mike Davis said. "Everyone cares about everyone. It's a real welcoming place."
The school first opened in 1984 and all classrooms open into a courtyard. When it first opened, the area was rural, and neighboring livestock, including meandering cows have been known to munch on the grassy fields.
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Through the work of the Pioneer Parent Teacher Student Organization (PTSO), nearly every classroom has upgraded technology.
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|The American Journal of Psychology, Vol. 21, No. 2 (April, 1910), pp. 219-269.
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But it's with a more than heavy heart that we accept that this sequel doesn't do enough to erase the memory of its predecessor's mistakes. Take the camera. It zooms in on your selected troop when too many enemies arrive to prevent the on-screen enemy count from going past (a staggering) 300, and hence removes any slowdown. However, this all but cripples your ability to direct from the third-person view, leaving the mini-map as your only option.
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I'm a big fan of Michael Kors. Not only does he have one of the most wicked senses of humor in all of fashiondom (including great impressions), his fashion shows are one of my favorites of all of fashion week. Pounding music, women stalking runways in furs, boys in short shorts, glamour. What's not to love? I've done a lot with Michael, too. From helping him celebrate his 30th anniversary in New York and Paris with this video to wrangling some of my philanthropic friends to watch him get a well deserved award from God's Love We Deliver. It was at the gala for the latter that I filmed my (extremely brief) appearance in the above video for the United Nations World Food Programme's fight to end "the world's most solvable problem": Hunger. To do your part for the campaign, text 'MKHUNGER' to 50555 to donate $5.00 to the World Food Programme.
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INTRO - 5 time World Champion and UK local lad Aaron Hadlow has been there and seen it all in the kitesurfing world... and that was way back in 2005 when he featured in issue #17's These Things I Know. He was only 16 then but was throwing down moves that were unheard of at the time, and in some cases are only just appearing on the kiting circuit now. Arguably one of the most influential kitesurfers the world has seen, Aaron tips from five years ago are still relevant today... although maybe not number six.
ONE - Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given rather than explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact it is an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration it is a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary.
TWO - Bling is expensive.
THREE - Freestyle motor-cross is the most extreme sport, and hurts.
FOUR - Travelling the world is mad fun.
FIVE - Don't miss your chance, you know you'll regret it.
SIX - The new Sony Ericsson is the sickest phone.
SEVEN - Macs rule.
EIGHT - You must live for the moment and have the most fun possible, even if it costs.
NINE - If you drink Red Bull it'll make my life easier.
TEN - Don't think you're better, just aim to be better.
ELEVEN - My life needs music.
TWELVE - I want a Ferrari, a yacht, a mansion, white gold, a mansion made of white Gold...
THIRTEEN - Life is a lesson you learn when it's through. I'm only 16.
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FGO02 Pip Key RingPrice: $30.00
Design by Frédéric Gooris, 2010.
By Alessi.
Precious little "Pip" has a long curly tail to hold your keys. This sweet little objet bijou is made of two pieces. Simply unscrew the body from the long tail to thread your keys.
Made of mirror polished 18/10 stainless steel, the Pip Key Ring arrives in gift packaging.
Material(s): 18/10 stainless steel
Dimensions: 2" W X 1.6" D
Designer: Frederic Gooris
Belgian industrial designer, Frédéric Gooris, was born in Leuven in 1974. He graduated from the Hogeschool Antwerpen and later moved to Milan, where he obtained his Master in Design at Domus Academy.
After gaining experience working for Philippe Starck and Stefano Giovannoni, he founded Studio Gooris in Milan creating product and concept design for companies all over the globe. In 2009, Gooris co-founded Bombol, a company for design-oriented baby furniture and in 2010 he moved to Hong Kong to open the second office of Studio Gooris.View other products by Frederic Gooris
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Alessi. Art and Poetry.
Alessi is a family owned Italian design company, founded in 1921. Giovanni Alessi, a talented sheet metal worker, produced items by hand for the table and home out of copper, brass and nickel-silver. He was later joined by his son Carlo who was responsible for many of the designs produced in the 1930s and early 1940s. In the mid 1940s Alessi began to work with outside designers. The current Alessi catalog is the result of a collaboration with over 500 designers from all over the world.
"A true work of design must be able to move people, to convey feelings, to trigger memories, to surprise, to go against the grain. From this point of view, design intended to conjure up images in people's minds, which makes them a bit happier, still has tremendous potential." — Alberto AlessiView other products from Alessi


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Nick's Friday Round-Up
Let's hurt you right in the childhood. 5 Creepy things you never noticed about famous kids cartoons. [cracked]
Got a little spare change? You can purchase a $15,000 solid gold LEGO brick. [geekosystem]
IT'S SORCERY! Wait.. no, just anamorphic illusions. [geekologie]
Whether you're a fan of card tricks, or poker, or old maid, you NEED these Legend of Zelda playing cards. [geekologie]
Everyone loves Super Mario Bros. But there's a dark side to the game series. Here are 6 horrible truths about Super Mario Bros. [dorkly]
Another hoodie. This time it's less video game, and more scary sci-fi drama. Get your very own LOTR Wraith hoodie. [geekologie]
What do you get when you combine cute and cuddly with sci-fi awesome in the form of a cake? You get Winnie the Pooh Doctor Who. [geekologie]
Email has never been the best way for sending large files, and most people have to resort to programs like Dropbox. Google wants to fix that by combining Google Drive with Gmail, allowing you to easily send 10gb files. [geekosystem]
Sorry folks, but there will be no multiplayer for Bioshock Infinite. (sad trombone) [geekosystem]
The Legend of Digital Zelda. A video you won't regret watching. Seriously... go watch it. [howtogeek]
With winter upon us, it's time to get your snowflake on. Your Star Wars snowflake, that is. [anthonyherreradesigns]
It's those cold winter months, and that means ice on your windshield. You can be the coolest kid in school with this wampa-arm ice scraper. [geekologie]
It's not halloween anymore, but scaring people is year-round lulz. Check out this "Ghost in the elevator" prank. [blastr]
With the Wii U now released, what's the smartest thing to do with the original Wii? Make it smaller, of course! But only for Canada. The Tiny Wii. It'll be the most tiniest fun you'll ever have, eh! [gammasquad]
Don't know what to get your geek friends for Christmas, and you don't have much money to spend? Give them a cute and cuddly sci-fi plush toy. It'll soften even the most hardened gamer's heart. [blastr]
Christmas is coming up, and you need to decide which game you want to add to your Christmas list, but for some reason you can only ask for one. I don't know why, that's just the stipulation. Do you ask for Hitman, Dishonored, or Assassin's Creed III? Well here's a rundown comparison to help you make that choice. [gammasquad]
If you haven't played it already, there's now a demo of DMC: Devil May Cry for download on PSN and XBOX Live. [warpzoned]
Author: Nick LabyrinthX
Nick's Friday Round-Up: Party Spock is in the Round-Up Tonight Edition
I'm going to start by posting this. Why? Because, Japan. Because, I can, Because lulz. Because... I don't even know. [youtube]
I really can't top that, which makes me wonder why I didn't end with it instead... Oh well.
Ever wanted to be a superhero? Well, guess what. That's never gonna happen, but I have the next best thing. You can get your head on a superhero action figure. Close enough, right? [geekologie]
Speaking of things that will never happen; here are 10 nerd dreams that will never come true. [dorkly]
You know all those old video games sitting on your shelf that you never play anymore? Society would have you believe that you should trade them in to Gamestop. Well, guess what. There are more options now than just Gamestop. Let's find out who gives you the best value for your old games. [gammasquad]
I've played Halo and Halo 2, and a tiny bit of Halo 3. I suck at FPS's, so after Halo 2, I was pretty much spent. However, for those of you still hardcore into the Halo franchise, it's officially been announced when Halo 4 will be released. [geekosystem]
Now Metroid, on the other hand, is a game franchise I can get behind. For those of you into the whole paper folding world, I present to you a 7 foot tall, papercraft Samus. [geekologie]
Papercraft and Metroid aren't your thing? Ok then, let's go a little more oldschool with Frogger. Not just regular Frogger, no no. 5th Avenue Frogger. You can play Frogger in real-time from 5th Ave. in NYC, against actual NYC traffic. [gizmodo]
Who doesn't enjoy a fun game of mini-golf? What about a video game inspired mini-golf course, including Minecraft and Portal? [geekologie]
Last week we saw a bunch of new trailers from CAPCOM. This week I have a bunch of new trailers from NAMCO BANDAI, including Dragon Ball Z for Kinect. This might be the game that convinces me to get the Kinect. Seriously, I'd KAMEHAMEHA the crap out of that game. [gammasquad]
This is NOT actual camera footage, this is a trailer for the CryENGINE 3.4 to be used with the upcoming Crysis game. inb4 your video card can't handle it, and your stuck playing on the lowest graphic settings causing the game to look nothing like it does in the trailer. [geekologie]
Good ol' Freddie25 on Youtube has put together an awesomazing video game medley. See if you can guess all the songs. There's a cheat sheet in the video description. [youtube]
Earlier the rumor was thrown around that the next Doctor Who could actually be a girl. Well I have some more speculation to throw into the pot of Who. There's also the possibility that it could be Capt. Jack. "HOW WOULD THAT HAPPEN?", you ask? Not sure, but it's still a possibility. [blastr]
Here's a very good replica of a proton pack from Ghostbusters, and it's ONLY $850.00 [geekologie]
Speaking of Ghostbusters, there's a possibility of Bill Murray being in Ghostbusters 3. Who knows... It's been a bunch of back and forth. I guess only time will tell. [blastr]
With the fate of Fringe still up in the air, they've actually created 2 season finale's. Hopefully it'll just be a season finale and not a series finale. [blastr]
The snozzberries taste like snozzberries, the jaffa cakes taste like jaffa cakes! Apparently some scientific people took a page from Willy Wonka and actually created IRL lickable wallpaper. I'm a bit hesitant with how sanitary this is. [geekologie]
Here's a once-in-a-lifetime picture of 8 bolts of lightning hitting the San Francisco Bay bridge. [dailymail]
Author: Nick LabyrinthX
Nick's Friday Round-Up: BLOW… YOUR… MIND… EDITION
That was your mind, and that's the little girl who doesn't give two flying flips about it. Nick's Round-Up for Friday the 13th has begun. I'm gonna start of small and build up to the mind explosion. Let us commence.
I'll begin with something food-related. I'm actually a pretty good cook. Especially when it comes to baking. I've never had any training, so for any of us in the same boat, we tend to believe some things about cooking that are actually lies, ALL LIES!! Here are 9 ridiculous cooking myths that most of you probably thought to be truths. HAHA, SUCKERS! Oh wait... I have to admit, believed a couple of them. Maybe now, Lisa will be able to cook something besides cereal... Probably not. [cracked]
Here's a bit of nostalgia. I remember growing up, waking up early every Saturday to watch cartoons. When Saturday-morning cartoons were GOOD. Not like the crap they show today. Here are some cartoons from the 1990's that we want back, and that today's generation could benefit from. Maybe they'll actually grow some brain cells back that they've lost from the complete stupidity of today's cartoons.[ugo]
I'm not one to ever have any kind of interest in makeup, but this particular line actually caught my eye. A new brand called Fotoshop by Adobé. Remove wrinkles with a swipe of the brush. Lose those 40 extra pounds and reshape your body without the mess of surgery. It also works for men, animals, landscapes, and pretty much whatever you want to change. Check it out. Fotoshop by Adobé [vimeo]
Google Maps has given us a few lulz now and then with things they've captured as they've intrusively driven down our streets, taking pictures. Some of the things they've caught, they've actually had to blur out. This instance, as of yesterday, was not blurred. Sadly I just now checked it, and they blurred it. GRRRR. However, you can still see it, even with the blur. Just click on the blur. The blur is a woman walking. You won't be disappoint. [google maps] UPDATE: I found a website that saved the original pictures. Now you can fully enjoy the lulz! [flowerpoop]
As you all know, I love Skyrim. If you haven't figured that out by now, well then, apparently you don't read my Round-Ups very often, which is your own loss. Have you ever thought to yourself, "I wonder what Skyrim would be like in the present day?" Well, the good people at GroBroPros, on youtube, have created a video of that very thing. Here is SKYRIM 2012 [youtube]
You remember watching The Street Fighter series, right? Well our good pals at TheGameStation have created a new video spoof of the show Pawn Stars, creatively called, PWN Stars. If you don't laugh during this video, you've either never watched Pawn Stars, or never played any Legend of Zelda games. In either case, you're dead to me. [youtube]
I've been holding on to this link for the past few weeks. Since before Christmas. I believe now is the time to post it to you. A company in France has developed a special lighting display called CT Light Concept. Basically, it's able to project a 3D-style lighting display onto buildings, and thus opening new areas of awesome! Let the mind-blowing begin! [gammasquad]
If you've ever been to NYC or LA or Vancouver, or well, basically any big city with a good source of tourism, then you've seen a busker or two. a.k.a. street performer. I've seen people with some pretty amazing talents, but NOTHING quite like this. This guy absolutely blows me away. Apparently he didn't listen when his mom told him not to finger-paint on the walls, and it's a good thing he didn't. Whenever I finger-paint, it comes out looking like this. Whatever... I suck. Just watch the video. [youtube]
Here ya go. You can thank me later. [b3ta]
AND NOW... THE MOST EPIC THING YOU WILL EVER SEE, EVER! EVER! I tried to prepare you for this a couple days ago. I honestly don't think there's enough time to be able to train yourself to handle something this awesomazing. Maybe a mute monk up in the mountains of somewhere, with 50 years of training, but other than that, no. I am not responsible for anything that may happen to you during the viewing of this video. You can't say I didn't warn you. Lisa, if there's one thing you click on in all my Round-Ups, this would be the thing. [youtube]
Author: Nick LabyrinthX
IT'S CATURDAY! Supersized, Christmas Eve special!
Caturday's are special, in and of themselves, but Christmas Eve Caturday's are extra special. There's not many things that are more hilarious than watching cats after dressing them in their festive Christmas attire. Enjoy teh LULZ.
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Author: Nick LabyrinthX
St. Nick's Friday Round-Up: CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR Edition
And a follow up picture...
This picture could only be better if they dressed up another labrador as one of the Bumpus' dogs.
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Well... almost. Just two more days. Are you excite? Hopefully I can throw some extra Christmas cheer your way with a completely Christmas themed Round-Up.
What Christmas would be complete without The Grinch? We've all seen it, and if you haven't... c'mon, srsly? Where the heck have you been for the past 45 years? You have absolutely no excuse! Go watch it right now, then you can come back and finish reading the rest of this. Consider yourself shunned. Now, for the rest of us, here are 7 things about The Grinch, that you might not know. SPOILER ALERT: His heart grew 3 sizes that day, kinda like Lisa's ego. [warmingglow]
When I say Minecraft, the first thing you think about is Christmas, right? No? Well this might help. Some Minecraft wrapping paper. Just make sure your presents are a perfect cube shape. [geekosystem]
Two more days until Christmas also means two more days until the Doctor Who Christmas episode! For those who can't wait, here are 9 new awesome, but 'spoilery', Doctor Who Christmas pics. [blastr]
Remember all those crazy ornaments you used to put on the tree from back when you were a kid. You know the ones I'm talking about. The ones you made in school. The seriously crappy and ugly ones that nobody would ever want on their tree except for your mom, and only because you made it. Well those ornaments don't even compare to the creepiness of these ones. 11 of the most unintentionally creeeeeeepy Christmas ornaments. [cracked]
Calvin and Hobbes, one of the best comics ever made, and every winter those two made some of the most awesomely creepy snowmen. A guy by the name of JimFrommeyer recreated some of these snowmen in a horrific snowman tribute video. [geekosystem]
Want a couple minutes of entertainment? Go to Google and search "let it snow" without the quotes, then sit back and enjoy. When it finishes, click and drag your mouse around the screen. =D If you don't want to take the extra effort to go to Google yourself, then fine... I'll do it for you. [google]
Poor Megatron keeps getting the same ol' thing for Christmas, but this Christmas just might be a little different. [youtube]
Consider these next two videos, my gift to you. Merry Christmas.
Video 1: People walking down steps and slipping on a frozen landing. So relaxing. [youtube]
Video 2: A snowman prank that goes terribly wrong. [youtube]
I bet you got through this entire post thinking to yourself, "There's no way he's gonna be able to link Skyrim with Christmas. Not a chance." Well, my friend, you would be completely WRONG! Yes, I have a Christmas related Skyrim link, and it's probably my most favorite one on this list. A guy by the name of Mitch has most epicly decked his halls (and by "halls" I mean "house") with a light show. Forget syncing your lights to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, that's so last 5 years. Mitch synced his house to the theme from Skyrim. SO awesome. [gammasquad]
Author: Nick LabyrinthX


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First a movie, then a musical, now a movie musical (but ''not a movie of the musical,'' insists stage and screen director Susan Stroman), The Producers returns mouthy Max Bialystock (Nathan Lane) and meek Leo Bloom (Matthew Broderick) to the silver screen, as two would-be Broadway tycoons who find they can make more money with a flop (to wit, the musical Springtime for Hitler) than a hit.
Co-writer/creator Mel Brooks was involved, tweaking set pieces and jokes but, as Stroman puts it, ''life intervened.'' (Brooks lost wife Anne Bancroft in June.) Still, the film was ''a little life raft for him. Many times I'd say, 'Mel, we need one more joke here.''' says Stroman. ''Takes him about 30 seconds: out of his mouth and into the movie.''


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Published on Thursday, May 15 2014 13:49
By Janaki Jane, Colorado Spirit
The Lyons & Environs Colorado Spirit Team listens to stories of area residents' experiences of the flood on a daily basis. Recently, these stories have brought to mind another story: one about a Thanksgiving tradition some families have. They give thanks for all of the people that brought them their Thanksgiving feast. It takes a while. For instance, to give thanks for the turkey, they thank both the farmer who raised it and the farmers who raised the feed. They thank all those whoRead more: The Fabric of Community and Accepting Help
Published on Thursday, May 15 2014 13:38
The Butterfly Pavilion's front entrance is home to a new wind-powered kinetic sculpture by Lyons artist John King. Commissioned in June of 2012, the original work-in-progress was wiped out along with King's studio at his home along the St. Vrain River during the historic flood last September. After rebuilding his studio at what is locally know as "The River
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It's that time of year again, when the Governor's Invitational Art Show and Sale runs for six weeks, from May 4, through June 15, at the Loveland Museum/Gallery. The twenty-third annual exhibit of Colorado artists is sponsored by the Loveland and Thompson Valley Rotary Clubs. Artists submit up to four pieces of their work to be considered for the show, and are
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The Boulder County plein air artist community and the Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department and Foundation are excited to host the second Plein Air Exhibit featuring Boulder County Parks and Open Space lands. A plein air "paint-out" will take place from June 1, through August 10, on Boulder County open space properties.
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Sunday was Mothers' Day and although cold and snowy, I am sure you all had time to remember your mother, for all she has done for you. A plant, dinner, corsage, drive, church, etc., no doubt made her proud that you were hers. My mother was a schoolteacher, and we had to get our homework done by a coal oil lamp (before REA in 1937), and walk to school
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Published on Thursday, May 15 2014 12:38
By Renée Haip
On May 9, the Lyons Track and Field team traveled north and east to Ault where they participated in the Patriot League meet, their final meet before the state championships. One of only two 2A representatives in a field of
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Last year, Jay and Elaine Hodge retired, packed up their house back east, moved to Colorado to be closer to their son and new grandbaby, and settled into their new business endeavor, The Rock 'n River Resort and
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By Lyons Meteorologist, Greg Berman
The first raindrop fell at 6:25 p.m., on a Monday evening. This drop was followed up by an army of drops that continued through the night and into the morning hours. Yes, the accumulation was plenty, even at that time, but nothing that shook the earth or this Meteorologist who had already been forecasting a big rainstorm, orRead more: The Flood Watch Network


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Sep 20, 2013 9:28 PM by Chief Meteorologist Dale Nelson
CORPUS CHRISTI- Heavy rain ahead of our cold front has caused the front to speed up and will thus end our rainfall early on Saturday. This will also prevent Invest 95-L from forming in the Gulf and coming our way and finally it will bring some nice fall weather to the area mainly on Sunday before temperatures heat up in to the 90's Monday thru Friday of next week. Our lows will be comfortable and feel a little like fall as they dip into the upper 60's (lower west of the city) Sunday Monday and Tuesday mornings.
Tonight showers and thunderstorms some with locally heavy rain and temperatures falling into the low to mid 70's as the front pushes thru the area and shoves the high humidity east into the Gulf. Expect a low tonight of 74.
Saturday we will have showers in the morning ending from west to east then slow clearing and not near as hot with a high of only 85.
Saturday night will be mainly clear and a little cooler but also less humid with a low near 70.
Sunday will be nice as the first day of fall begins with considerable sunshine and rather warm but with low humidity (for a change) and a high of 89.
Enjoy the rain and then the less humid weekend weather.
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Summerfest tickets go on sale today
In a sure sign that summer is coming, Summerfest general admission tickets are now on sale.
Starting Thursday, general admission, 3-day passes and the 11-day power pass are now available at Summerfest.com.
General admission and weekend admission ticket buyers can save up to $2 by purchasing tickets before May 1.
The 3-day pass sells for $42 and can be printed online at no additional cost.
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For my 70-271 I was doing 1-2 hours a day.
For my 70-272 I was doing 2-3 hours a day.
For my 70-621 I'm hitting 4-5 hours a day, purely due to the content of the exam (that it's a combination of two, 620 & 622).
I'm in the same boat as you. I want to get everything done quick sharp because there's no point in waiting around and I can progress quite easily given I'm qualified enough.
There was no gap between 272 and 621 though, so I might take a week no revision once (if) I pass.
All booked up for the 13th
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See how DB Results used Office 365 to create a more collaborative and responsive team
DB Results is an independent professional services consultancy that specialises in the delivery of transformation programs and systems integration. It is a partner of many organisations across the utilities, telecommunications, financial services, aviation
and government sectors helping its customers turn strategy into reality. Based in Melbourne, the company has a team of 150 across Asia and Australia.
Growing fast, DB Results was hiring five to ten new people a month, outgrowing its ageing in-house IT systems and impacting reliability. The company wanted to provide the latest collaboration technology on laptops, tablets and mobiles so workers could access
documents and collaborate on the go – while avoiding ongoing capital investment in servers and software.
Shared Services Manager, John Demelis, took the company's five-year strategy and built a roadmap that ultimately selected Microsoft Office 365 as the platform of choice. Ease of adoption and virtually no learning curve, coupled with the rich feature set,
cemented the decision. Another key factor was partner, Telstra, who helped shape and bring the solution to life. "Telstra made it easy for us with a complete package combining our mobiles, network infrastructure and communications, landlines and Office 365
subscriptions all on a single bill," says John.
The switch was straightforward – and the company hasn't looked back. "The infrastructure, accessibility and reliability of Office 365 is way beyond anything that we could have delivered to the business. The bonus is that it gave us cool tools and provided
a catalyst to modernise our business," says John. "We're collaborating more online, we're more in touch with our staff and we are able to progressively replace paper-based processes across the business."
A more responsive team
: Within four days, the entire team moved seamlessly to Microsoft Exchange email, making outages a thing of the past. The consultants have larger inboxes plus all Office 365's smartest features on their mobiles, tablets and laptops, keeping
them productive.
Faster collaboration
: Microsoft Lync provides video conferencing, instant messaging and shared desktops, making it easier to meet, brainstorm and collaborate. With this presence the team has far better visibility of colleagues' availability, saving hours of phone
Simple IT
: Managing procurement of software and licensing is no longer cumbersome and time consuming with software available instantly from the cloud as you add each user.
More agile
: Setting up new hires is easy, making the company more responsive to new opportunities.
Predictable budgets
: There's no need to invest heavily in infrastructure, reducing risk and CAPEX, and it's straightforward to match IT costs to company growth, simplifying budgets.


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New Music Video Lands For Airbourne's "Back In The Game"
It's no secret that I absolutely love this band. How could you not? It's flat out, straight up rock and roll pushed to the edge and cranked to ten. The new single "Back in the Game" is a rocker, and the video has just been released, so take a peek.


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This is Step 5 of the 10 Steps to Creating a Tougher Defense, an on-going series where we look at 10 ways to improve the overall toughness of your team defense.
Step 1: Conditioning Your Defense for Toughness
Step 2: Building Toughness in the Weight Room
Step 3: Equipping your Defense to Play ToughStep 4: Tackling Angles for Tough DefenseStep 5: Defeating Blocks for Defensive Toughness
Step 6: High Intensity, Full Contact Football Practice
Step 7: Run a Tough Offense to Toughen your Defense
Step 8: Aggressive Play Calling for a Tough Defense
Step 9: Limited Contact Practices
Step 10: Award Tough Play on Defense
Making tackles means defeating blocks.
At least, if you're playing someone who's worth beating. Your guys are going to need to defeat at least one block to make a play.
Obvious for the Defensive Line, but just as true for Linebackers, Safeties and Corners.
Block Destruction Circuit
At least once per week, you want to work on defeating blocks with your players. Since they are going to need to defeat lots of different blocks from all sorts of positions, a circuit is the best way to accomplish this.Create drills that simulate what you'll see in games. Use pads, sleds, other players, whatever is necessary and available. Be sure to point out where each drill is used in games.
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