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Live text, radio and social media as Australia lift the World Cup after beating New Zealand by seven wickets in Melbourne.
Australia won the battle of the hosts to lift cricket's World Cup for the fifth time with a seven-wicket win over New Zealand in Melbourne Sunday.
Australia overwhelm New Zealand by seven wickets to win the World Cup for a fifth time at a packed Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Australia is playing its seventh final and looking for a record fifth World Cup title, while New Zealand has never even made it to this stage of the tournament before. Who will emerge victorious? Please join our live blog to find out.
Australia won the Cricket World Cup for the 5th time with a comprehensive victory over New Zealand.
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The University of Nevada, Las Vegas Libraries have released dmMonocle 1.0.
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State of The College: "The Power of Dreams"
ADRIAN, Mich. – This year's State of the College address entitled "The Power of Dreams" will be held on Friday, April 10, beginning at 12:15 p.m. This annual event will be held in the Adrian Tobias Room on the Adrian College campus. The State of the College coincides with Adrian… Read more
Adrian College Installs Artificial Turf in Arrington Ice Arena
ADRIAN, Mich. – Arrington Ice Arena at Adrian College will host a different kind of sport during the off-season as artificial turf by Turfix is installed in the ice rink. The College announced at its… Read more
SAAC Field Day Set for Sunday, April 15
ADRIAN, Mich. – Adrian College and the YMCA of Lenawee County are set to partner up on the Healthy Kids Field Day 2012. The event will take place on Sunday, April 15 from noon to… Read more
Adrian College ACHA Gold Hockey Team to be Recognized in State Capital
ADRIAN, Mich. – The recently crowned national championship ACHA Gold Hockey team will receive additional recognition April 19, this time in the State Capital. Several members of the team and head coach Brett Berger will… Read more
Adrian College Welcomes New Cheer and Dance Coach
Regina Smith hired as cheer and dance head coach. Continue reading → Read more
Ribbons of Excellence Day Celebrated at Adrian College
ADRIAN, Mich. – On Tuesday, April 3, 2012, the Adrian College campus celebrated the scholarly and creative activities of Adrian College students during its fourth annual Ribbons of Excellence Day. This event is dedicated to… Read more
Robinson Planetarium Presents Spring Shows
ADRIAN, Mich. – The resident astronomer's program will look to spring constellations and their folklore as they highlight the currently observable bright stars, planets, telescope objects, and constellations in Adrian College's Robinson Planetarium & Observatory.… Read more
Adrian College Announces Spring Commencement
ADRIAN, Mich. – Spring commencement at Adrian College is scheduled for 3:00 P.M. on Sunday, April 29, 2012. Last year began a new tradition of holding commencement on the mall, this year the celebration will… Read more
'Rooted in Tradition, Inspiring Change'
ADRIAN, Mich. – It has become a tradition in recent years, for President Jeffrey R. Docking to give the annual State of the College. Last year marked the first year in which Dr. Docking invited… Read more
Adrian College Senior Selected as Finalist in National Vocal Competition
ADRIAN, Mich. – Finalists have been announced for composer-lyricist Scott Alan and Youtube sensation Michael Buckley's "I'm a Star Contest," which is looking for a singer to record a brand-new song by theatre composer Alan… Read more
Adrian College Chi Omega Chapter Hosts "A Magical Brunch"
ADRIAN, Mich. – The Mu Zeta Chapter of Chi Omega will host their 4th Annual Make a Wish event on March 25th, 2012 at noon in the Ritchie Dining Center on the campus of Adrian… Read more
A.L.P.H.A. Raises Funds for Lenawee Habitat for Humanity
ADRIAN, Mich. – Adrian College student organization A.L.P.H.A (African American Leaders Promoting Higher Achievement) announced the annual Gift of Life charitable ball scheduled to take place Saturday, March 31, 2012 in Ritchie Dining Center. A.L.P.H.A.… Read more
Annual Ribbons of Excellence Day Announced
ADRIAN, Mich. – On Tuesday, April 3, 2012, the Adrian College campus and surrounding communities will convene to celebrate the scholarly and creative activities of Adrian College students during the fourth annual Ribbons of Excellence… Read more
Bulldog Athletics: ACHA Gold Hockey Wins D3 National Championship
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Annual State of the College Address Announced
ADRIAN, Mich. – Adrian College announces this year's State of the College address entitled "Rooted in Tradition; Inspiring Change" to be held on Friday, March 23, 2012 beginning at 12:15 PM. The event will be… Read more
4th Annual Adrian College Women's Diversity Conference
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Ready for Rudolph!
Casa Manana's production of the beloved Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer has officially kicked off my family's holiday season!
For those of us who faithfully watch the TV-version of the story, this production is wonderfully familiar. The dialogue, songs and characters are all in place. Rudolph falls for Clarice. Yukon Cornelius mines for silver and gold. Hermey still wants to be a dentist. It's a lovely, predictable hour and a half.
Taking our three and six-year-old along for the ride was a wise choice. Both were entertained, without being too frightened by the "bad guy," Bumble. Although neither child was really fooled by the noticable black wires that enabled Rudolph to "fly," both loved the effect and thought it would be fun to try, themselves.
For added Christmas cheer, this version of Rudolph throws in some rousing renditions of "Run, Rudolph, Run" and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree." Neither song really aids the story, but no one seemed to mind the extra reason to dance and sing along.
If your family includes any little ones, or if you are just looking for a dose of Christmas cheer, this production is a great choice. Our Friday night show was sold out, so call ahead!
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Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island | Genesis
Published by Sega, Developed by Traveller's Tales
Genres: Action (1 players)
Wii: Nov 19th, 2007 (US) | Nov 2nd, 2007 (EU) [800 points]
Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island has no review on Wii's World.
Nova said:
This is not 3d! It's just sprites with shadow.
joey24 said:
To be honest this game isn't that bad.
Stinky12694 said:
These graphics used to be gears of war esque.
RC said:
It's actually not 3D but Pseudo 3D. This is a term used to describe visual phenomena which are considered between 2D and 3D.
Master Foot said:
It's more like 2.5D.
Nova said:
Thanks thesaurus.
Captain Jamesman said:
2.5D is 2-D gameplay with 3-D graphics. Examples include Sonic Rivals, Sonic Rush and New Super Mario Bros (yet NSMB is not a Sonic game).
Wiipaw said:
Sonic, lay off the hair gel.
Son Ninja said:
This game is the equivalent to Super Mario RPG in terms of graphics. The difference is that this game is not an RPG but a platformer. Sonic didn't had an RPG until the Nintendo DS rule portable.
CFJ said:
On a scale of 1-10 I say 7.
MarioMAN said:
This game is kind of okay, I guess, but it just takes so long to beat. I like the special stages in the Sega Saturn version, and their music.
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Nintendo offers another micro-transaction based title
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This was a very well-written review. Apparently Super Hexagon was developed by Terry Cavanagh (who made vvvvvv), so ... Cosmophony review
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Serial: listeners of podcast phenomenon turn detectives – with troubling results – ©[theguardian.com]
I fell into Serial, the new podcast that re-investigates a murder, the way they used to say one fell into bankruptcy: slowly, then all at once. I only tuned in once six episodes had aired, but then it became a binge. A dinner with a friend interrupted me and I was palpably impatient, restless, wanting to get back to my listening. And then, when I was done, my appetite not quite sated, I satisfied my 21st-century curiosity in a prosaic way: I fired up Google.
That experience with Serial is hardly unique. Downloads of the show seem to increase each week, reportedly averaging at roughly 850,000 an episode. It's viral.
via Serial: listeners of podcast phenomenon turn detectives – with troubling results | Television & radio | theguardian.com.
Can mesh networks and offline wireless move from protest tools to news? » – ©[niemanlab.org]
From the protests in Hong Kong to Occupy and Sandy in New York, a new generation of tools is allowing communities to connect without using the Internet. Can they have a use in news too?
In the rush to get from here to there, not many travelers in Boston's South Station are likely to notice the two blue wifi icons near the Martin's News Shop informing them that they are now in range of the "Pulse of South Station." And if they did, they might rightly assume that it was some kind of marketing campaign.
But at its inception in 2005, the Pulse of Boston of which that sign was a part was also much more than this: It was a cutting-edge experiment in hyperlocal, offline, wireless news and community. And while the original Boston Globe effort lasted less than a year, today both global events and advances in DIY wireless technologies are rebooting interest in this physically proscribed approach to hyperlocal communications — exploring how wireless connections that don't rely on the Internet can serve as both community hubs and crucial information sources.
via Can mesh networks and offline wireless move from protest tools to news? » Nieman Journalism Lab.
We Can Be Heroes – [thenewinquiry.com]
By associating itself with the selfish pleasures of visibility, the wearable camera GoPro has staved off criticism for how it enhances surveillance
In On Photography, Susan Sontag laments the disconnected voyeurism photography produces. "Photographs are a way of imprisoning reality," she declared. Watching people stare at their phones rather than the world around them suggests that she was spot on. Capitalizing on that widely held impression, the thriving camera company GoPro sells a different view: Cameras don't have to imprison reality; they can encourage you to engage with the world as fully as possible — all while documenting it, of course.
What Can We Learn From The Wealth of Virtual Nations? – [CityLab.com]
My friend is exasperated with her younger sister, who's been crashing on her couch. Recently she asked her sibling to get up early to let the electrician in, but the sister slept through the appointed hour. She'd been up until dawn, playing World of Warcraft.
What was she doing for so long inside the game?, I wondered. She might have been counting out bloody coins for a nice new tabard, or sifting through Silverpines in search of spellbooks. Maybe she was extracting a gas cloud for raw motes a kind of raw resource, or taming sporewalkers a type of beast. Or maybe she'd been chatting with some other player, one encountered among the 6.8 million that inhabit the Warcraft universe. These are all things you can do to develop your character, build relationships, and make money there.
"When will she learn?" my friend groaned. But some researchers are asking an inverse question: What can the real world learn from what's happening in virtual ones?
Massively multi-player online games MMOs like Warcraft, EVE Online, or Everquest are synthetic environments, but they function in ways that parallel real ones, socially and economically.
via What Can We Learn From The Wealth of Virtual Nations? – CityLab.
What Happens to #Ferguson Affects Ferguson: — [medium.com]
Ferguson is about many things, starting first with race and policing in America.
But it's also about internet, net neutrality and algorithmic filtering.
It's a clear example of why "saving the Internet", as it often phrased, is not an abstract issue of concern only to nerds, Silicon Valley bosses, and few NGOs. It's why "algorithmic filtering" is not a vague concern.
It's a clear example why net neutrality is a human rights issue; a free speech issue; and an issue of the voiceless being heard, on their own terms.
I saw this play out in multiple countries — my home country of Turkey included — but last night, it became even more heartbreakingly apparent in the United States as well.
For me, last night's Ferguson "coverage" began when people started retweeting pictures of armored vehicles with heavily armored "robocops" on top of them, aiming their nuzzle at the protesters, who seemed to number a few hundred.
via What Happens to #Ferguson Affects Ferguson: — The Message — Medium.
i think, therefore i instagram. cyberpunk novelist j.g. ballard, predicted social media in i-D 27 years ago [i-d.vice.com]
2014 may not resemble the sinister visions conjured by the dystopian literature of the mid to late 20th century, but that's not to say none of its dark futurism has come true. Society may not have become as brutal and amoral as Burgess conceived, or as tyrannically governed as the picture Orwell painted, but our ever-growing obsession with documenting and curating every aspect of our lives online was something predicted on the very pages of i-D by esteemed and controversial cyberpunk author J. G. Ballard in The Fear Issue, No. 53, November 1987.
Psychologist and Noble Prize winner Professor Daniel Kahneman has made the claim that we, the 'Instagram generation' now "experience the present as an anticipated memory." How many of us now construct situations purely for the purposes of exhibiting it to others, writing ourselves favourable scenes purely for the sake of the audience? Furthermore, as a result are we losing sight of how to enjoy ourselves in the moment, more concerned with a desire to give a good show?
i think, therefore i instagram. cyberpunk novelist j.g. ballard, predicted social media in i-D 27 years ago | i-D Magazine.
How Yammer is killing enterprise social networking [techrepublic.com]
When approaching this retail franchise scenario from a technology implementation standpoint, the enterprise social networking tools may need to be modified or customized to ensure managers use the systems effectively. In concept, all social business software applications are similar enough. However, the lack of capability to respond to Operational Objectives is where Yammer and similar off-the-shelf products fails to address the requirements in large organizations. Matching a social networking tool to an Operational Objective and ensuring it becomes useful and sticky often requires ongoing configuration and customization throughout the adoption process.
via How Yammer is killing enterprise social networking – TechRepublic.
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Re: Have we witnessed the death of intelligent TV?
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The only true reality shows are game shows, sports broadcasts (well, ones that aren't pro wrestling anyway) and shows like Cops and Disorderly Conduct, which literally just put video cameras in police cars which follow the officers around. That's the only way there can be actual reality TV that isn't scripted and pre-written.
And even some of those can be selectively edited and/or narrated.
Game shows are the 'exception to the rule'; they are strictly controlled because of past scandals.
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