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Henri Deloge (November 21, 1874 – December 27, 1961) was a French middle distance runner who won a silver medal over 1500m in Athletics at the 1900 Summer Olympics in Paris ahead of John Bray. The race was won by Charles Bennett who won the gold medal. He also won the silver medal in the 5000 metres team race for the French distance team.
Deloge also placed fourth in the 800 metres, after winning his semifinal heat with a time of 2:00.6. A repeat of that time would have won the final, but Deloge placed fourth instead with an unknown time (but one greater than 2:03.0, the silver medalist's time).
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Great Rivers Biennial 2006 This second Biennial is exuberant, owing largely to the scale of the works. It's thrilling to see three emerging St. Louis artists let loose and work BIG. Moses has worked big for some time but rarely had the chance to show big; he's usually represented in group shows by thoughtful, smallish assemblages that yearn to grow larger. Here his walls of turntables and stereo receivers are in their proper milieu, allowing viewers to revel in their sheer size or focus in tightly on their fetishized technology all those sleek buttons, knobs and dials, shiny like money. The Chevy Blazer outfitted with 300 speakers may be the coolest thing anyone's ever made. While Moses explores hip-hop culture, Jason Wallace Triefenbach camps out in white-trash territory with a multifaceted performance/installation whose devil is in the details: the ATM, Zebra Cakes and beer cans, the vinyl John F. Kennedy album, the framed photograph of a dog and meat. Comparisons to Cady Nolan are too facile; Triefenbach is carving out his own territory and getting it pitch-perfect. Matthew Strauss' canvases make references to high art only to tear it apart; they're smart but wither slightly in the noisy company of his companions. Be that as it may, this is a very, very good show. Through March 26 at the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis, 3750 Washington Boulevard; 314-535-4660 (www.contemporarystl.org). Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue.-Sat. (open till 8 p.m. Thu.), 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Sun.
Arshile Gorky: The Early Years Drawings and Paintings 1927-1937 This modest show consists mostly of small drawings by enigmatic early Abstract Expressionist Arshile Gorky, an Armenian immigrant who never quite fit into the American heroic-artist mold. Several quasi-cubist and surrealist-inflected drawings wrestle with questions of space and spatial relations; they contain genuine insight into the education of a budding abstract artist, dealing with forebears like Picasso and Mir". Two oil paintings stand out for their rarity: Circus (Composition) from 1936 and Abstraction (Conflicting Emotions) (1936-37) were executed by Gorky and his student Hans Burkhardt as they worked together on strategies for realizing in oil what they had observed and studied in life and art. This is a gem of a show, a nice complement to the other modernist shows on view in St. Louis at the moment. Through March 12 at the Saint Louis University Museum of Contemporary Religious Art, Fusz Hall, Saint Louis University, 3700 West Pine Boulevard; 314-977-7170 (mocra.slu.edu). Hours: 11 a.m.- 4 p.m. Tue.-Sun.
Joseph Havel: Drinks are boiling. Iced drinks are boiling. Havel's spare installation shares a visual sense of reverie with the John Berryman poem "Dream Song 46," from which it gets its unusual title. Drifting through the rooms of Laumeier's museum building, one encounters Black Curtains (2004), freestanding bronze drapes that look like they've been frozen in the act of falling to the ground. They're answered at the conclusion of the show by a freestanding Bed Sheet (2005), snow white and draping gracefully, as if it were being held up by an invisible set of hands. In between these bookends are two other similar works and a series of wire sculptures, partly wrapped in fabric and spelling out fragmented words and thoughts that float freely and cast shadows all around. This American sculptor has begun to specialize in transforming the most mundane domestic linens into uncanny presences, and this exhibition, with its addition of wire word sculptures, is lovely and strange, like many dreams. Through May 14 at 12580 Rott Road, Sunset Hills; 314-821-1209 (www.laumeier.com). Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue.-Sat., noon-5 p.m. Sun. (Outdoor grounds open daily from 8 a.m. to a half-hour past sunset).
Leora Laor Israeli artist Leora Laor is working in territory that's being explored by lots of contemporary photographers: the realm of the cinematic, or the quasi-cinematic i.e., images that look like stills from surveillance video or avant-garde cinema and that sweat ambiguity through their pores. But few do it as well as Laor, whose digital prints portray figures in an ambiguous landscape (the "Image of Light" series) or orthodox women and girls in Jerusalem (the "Wanderland" series) with the blurry, snapshot effect that secures a sense of mystery and odd authenticity. I was unfamiliar with Laor's work before seeing this modest exhibition, which suggests she's an artist to keep an eye on. Through March 30 at the Ellen Curlee Gallery, 1308A Washington Avenue; 314-241-1299 (www.ellencurleegallery.com). Hours: 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Tue.-Sat.
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Fort Worth burglary suspect wants to sue civilian who shot him
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case waste of time and reading this.
over 2 years ago
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"I learned my lesson, dude," Ross said. "I almost got killed. All these things happening. And I want to sue the dude who tried to kill me and my friend."
If you learned your lesson as stated in the above quote, then you should be thanking the person who shot you, not suing him...
over 2 years ago
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Bump 36TR.
My favorite quote from the article: Ross was already on juvenile probation for drugs. When asked if he was breaking into the house he was allegedly robbing, Ross told News 8, "I don't want to speak on that at this time."
So, that would be an affirmative! My advice to Ross is this, you are to ignorant to sue, so stop the madness and go back to school!
over 2 years ago
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The lawyers who would try to sue the homeowners are the problem in this country.The criminal should have ABSOLUTELY no rights to retaliate against the homeowners.
over 2 years ago
Bump to the post of both my friends.If ignorance is indeed bliss, as the old addage goes, this dork is extremely blissful.
over 2 years ago
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At 17 the problem is this fool has a long time to be stupid. Ditto to 36TR.
over 2 years ago
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Play with fire long enough, you'll get burned! Not knowing exactly what happened, if the person that shot the suspects did so to protect another's life, I don't see a problem with it.
As far as the 17 year old filing a law suit? lmao Yeah, right!! Maybe his parents should be sued for not having control of him. Just saying........


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Supreme Court decision threatens programmers' API rights
The Supreme Court decision that let stand a lower court decision that Java's application programming interface may be subject to copyright could be a developer disaster in the making.
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The Supreme Court decision that let stand a lower court decision that Java's application programming interface may be subject to copyright could be a developer disaster in the making.
By a vote of 2 to 1, a U.S. Appeals court decided that a prior judge was correct to penalize Apple and five publishers for their parts to fix e-book pricing.
Google had hoped the U.S. Supreme Court would appeal its $1 billion case with Oracle over copyrighted Java code. No such luck.
Industry consortium hopes to solve one of the most expensive issues for new businesses - who owns the patents?
Internet Society's Singapore chapter files complaint against lawyers representing Dallas Buyers Club LLC over its bullying tactics in the illegal download lawsuit.
Chinese technology giant Tencent may face penalties, including ceasing its business on the island, if Taiwanese authorities deem that it failed to properly register its popular messaging app WeChat.
The French data protection authority has put Google on notice that the 'right to be forgotten' isn't just for Europe.
The European Commission is once again opening an antitrust investigation into the ebook market, and this time it's putting Amazon under the microscope.
US-based charity ACE Foundation has filed a law suit against the Commonwealth Bank of Australia for not returning $2.53 million in funding that it had paid two former IT employees unknowingly involved in corrupt activities.
A bill that could see net neutrality enshrined in Italy is currently being debated. What are its chances?
What's it like to be vilified on the internet, and how can protection from online abuse be balanced with freedom of speech? These two books explore the issues.
Controversy over a security researcher's alleged hacking into a plane's engine mid-flight raises serious questions as to why years of public research on airline hacking has gone ignored.
After Alibaba.com was asked to leave Taiwan within six months earlier this year, the Chinese technology giant's popular online marketplace, Taobao, has been dealt the same fate.
A court has handed ownership of the The Pirate Bay's Swedish web addresses to the country's government.
Uber said it is considering legal action against a decision which would force its drivers to pay GST on their first dollar earned from August.
During the year, we have seen the destruction of SOPA and PIPA but the emergence of CISPA and similar laws around the world, a growing trend in hacks and scams, an explosion in malware, and states committing cyberwarfare on their friends and foes. Here's a run-down of what happened in 2012.
A jury decided that more than 25 Samsung phones and tablets contained contained technology that violated Apple patents. Now Apple wants to make sure than 9 of them won't get sold in the US.
Tim Cook's first year anniversary as Apple CEO was rewarded with a $1 billion jury verdict in his company's patent trial with Samsung. Here are the Samsung devices in question.
Microsoft unveils its first new logo in 25 years and only its fourth since 1975.
Come on! Is there really anything about the iPad's design that makes it so special that it should be used ban Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales? I Don't Think So.
USPTO has been granting lots of new patents, some with a surprisingly quick turnaround. Here are drawings of 10 noteworthy patents issued to top tech players last week.
As Facebook prepares to launch its massive IPO, it's a good time to look at the late 90s to see what people thought were good investments.
A look at Google's presentation outlining how it will fight back against Oracle's claims that it owes money for copying Java code
A selection of slides from Oracle's 91-page presentation to court, designed to push its claim that Google needs to pay it billions of dollars for using Java technology in Android
Facebook's IPO filing included images. Here they are and here's what they mean.
Over the years, we've developed a set of guidelines for holiday lights. Every holiday season we distribute citations to local residences for exceptionally good (and exceptionally bad) light displays.
A look back at some of the major controversies to grip the world's largest social network over the past few months. Is Facebook teetering on the edge of collapse?
Jawbone makes some of the best Bluetooth headsets and speaker so it wasn't much of a surprise that their new health device, the UP, is also built very well. Can the UP help you improve your health through activity tracking and team motivation?
(Sept. 2011) This gallery guide will walk you through friends lists, and how you can separate your many lives.
Facebook is rolling out a major revamp to its privacy settings. The changes affect what you see on your profile as well as when you share content on the social network.
The ongoing patent wars by tech giants Google and Oracle might seem a bit hard to understand at times, but the implications of this case will likely change technology copyright history. If you're having trouble following all the developments, check out this ZDNet Hot Topics webcast, hosted by Jonas Tichenor and featuring journalists who have been inside the courtroom. ZDNet Editor Rachel King, CNET Editor Dan Farber and ZDNet Contributor Steven Vaughan-Nichols bring in depth analysis of this case and what its likely going to mean for the future of JAVA and even patents on intellectual property.
A new TV-recording app could end up defining digital-recording law in Australia for years to come.
It's Christmas time again and this week for the last Nerdcam of the year, we're getting a little festive by showing you a few ways you can play your own chiptune Christmas carols.
The freight train of patent litigation that is Apple vs. Samsung in the Australian Federal Court continues to barrel along with no signs of slowing down anytime soon. Is there a chance that we could settle this case quickly, like adults?
Singapore's Land Transport Authority looking at global positioning system to improve country's Electronic Road Pricing infrastructure and planning to introduce new portal to push mobile apps to commuters.
At the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, Michael Dell, CEO of Dell Computer, talks about the state of the PC industry, competition with HP, Apple's near bankruptcy in 1997, and the first time he met Steve Jobs.
Samsung has been caught in a legal back and forth with rival technology giant Apple for what seems like an age now, but could such a situation suit Samsung going forward?
At the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff interviews Google Chairman Eric Schmidt about the state of the technology industry. Highlights include remarks about Apple's Steve Jobs, Motorola, and what's wrong with the current patent system.
HP, which is partnering the National Environment Agency to benchmark the energy efficiency of data centers in the city-state, explains why having the right standards and tools to assess green facilities are important.
Delicate line between protecting privacy and location-based services
At a Churchill Club event in Mountain View, Calif., executives from Silicon Valley discuss the delicate line companies walk between protecting privacy and offering better location-based services.
Internet freedom helps eliminate barriers of entry
Four men were arrested last night at a Sydney rally in aid of Wikileaks and its founder Julian Assange.
Small Business Server (SBS) 2011 is a solid, mature product that brings powerful collaboration and communications tools in an easy-to-use and manage package, priced right for small businesses.
LG's mid-range musical phone features dual colour displays and tri-band connectivity, but it lacks memory expansion options.
Nokia's 6230i is an upgraded version of its classic, unpretentious 6230 with a higher quality screen, 1.3-megapixel camera and Bluetooth.
Samsung's latest slider phone, the D500, looks a lot like its sliding predecessor, but comes in a black case with a megapixel camera and an MP3 player.
Motorola's music mobile combines a full-featured handset that will appeal to a wide range of users whether they're looking for fun, functionality or the perfect mixture of both.
Apple's newest iPod gets a makeover, adds some evolutionary upgrades, and delivers more bang for the buck. But are these changes enough to make a big splash?
We take a peek at one of Sony's upcoming Hi-MD portable music players, supporting a gigabyte of removable storage thanks to the company's new higher-capacity MiniDisc. Sony's upcoming range of digital music players revamps previous MiniDisc players by introducing Hi-MD media.
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How Wind Energy Helps Keep The Lights On Despite Variable Winds
Wind energy can help reliably meet a large portion of the electricity needs of the United States today. That means that states can turn to renewables like wind energy to meet the Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Power Plan to reduce carbon pollution.[read more]
Batteries Shmatteries: Let's Talk About the Biggest Type of Solar Storage
In talking about energy storage, the renewable energy industry usually thinks batteries, with few being aware of a much more powerful source of storage that can be integrated with intermittent sources of power like sun and wind: pumped storage hydroelectricity.[read more]
Wind and Solar Energy: Transforming the Grid with Clean Energy, Reliably, Every Day
Despite years of successful experience, dozens of studies, and increasing utility support for clean energy, urban myth holds that electricity from renewable energy is unreliable. Yet over 75,000 megawatts (MW) of wind and solar power have been integrated, reliably, into the nation's electric grid.[read more]
Building the Wind-Balancing Grid, One Island at a Time
One of the great debates in the utility field is exactly how much intermittent wind and solar power is too much for the grid to handle, and what new technologies are needed to raise that ceiling. The smaller and more isolated the grid, the more quickly these once-theoretical barriers are being breached.[read more]
When the Wind Doesn't Blow
The average capacity factor - the percentage of time an electricity-producing asset is actually producing maximum power - is 40% for wind power in the US. The Hawi Renewable Development Wind Farm is better, at 45 percent, but for the 55% of the time it isn't producing power, backup is required.[read more]
A Molecular Approach to Solar Energy
It's an obvious truism, but one that may soon be outdated: The problem with solar power is that sometimes the sun doesn't shine.Now a team at MIT and Harvard University has come up with an ingenious workaround, a material that can absorb the sun's heat and store energy in chemical form.[read more]
Only Build Wind Turbines Where it's Windy and Solar Where Sunny?
Bringing about structural change in a country's power system requires an energy policy supported by the long-term commitment of the political elite to tackle entrenched interests. Renewables are at the center of efforts to diversify and help countries wean themselves off carbon-heavy energy supplies.[read more]
The Optimal Share of Intermittent Renewables
This article summarizes the research of Lion Hirth at Vattenfall on the declining value of intermittent renewables at higher penetrations. The modelling work reveals and elegantly explains a number of seemingly counter-intuitive effects regarding higher penetration renewable energy futures.[read more]
Four Ways the Attack on Wind and Solar Is Wrong
The more accurate term for intermittent renewables is 'variable renewables.' The word 'intermittent' reinforces the impression that wind and solar are unreliable. The word 'variable' underscores the fact that, like all energy sources, wind and solar can and must be managed by grid operators.[read more]
The Effect of Intermittent Renewables on Electricity Prices in Germany
Falling electricity prices offer a good demonstration of how quickly the market discounts intermittent renewables as penetration increases, thereby further eroding the already-poor competitiveness of these types of electricity sources.[read more]
Study: Wind Energy Needs Controls to Minimize Risk of Instability on the Grid
The location of a wind farm can play a key role in the potential for wind energy to add or detract from stability on the electric grid, according to researchers at North Carolina State University and Johns Hopkins University.[read more]
Energy Storage Solution for the UK: Large Scale Pumped-Storage Site
Most people have assumed that the UK does not have enough feasible pumped-storage potential for a renewable energy revolution to take place. Intermittency is the biggest challenge for wind energy in the UK.[read more]
Wind Power Isn't Perfect, But It's a Hell of a Lot Better than the Alternatives
If we were to stick with our coal phase-out strategy without wind, we would need to burn more natural gas. The reality is that when the wind blows it gives us the opportunity to burn less natural gas when it's being used to displace coal. This is partially why greenhouse-gas emissions associated with electricity generation in Ontario have fallen by two-thirds since 2003.[read more]
Energy Storage Systems Finally Getting The Attention They Deserve
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Texas' Record Electricity Demand Creates Battling Headlines about Wind Power
Last Wednesday, August 3rd, saw a new record set in the ERCOT electricity service area. ERCOT wasted no time in putting some data from these events online. The American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), put up a blog post titled Wind helps meet new Texas record for electricity demand. Now, that's something we would expect, except for...[read more]
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On June 26, 2013, in U.S. v. Windsor, the United States Supreme Court struck down the portion of the Defense of Marriage Act ("DOMA") that defined marriage as a legal union between one man and one woman. This decision will have a significant impact on the design and operation of employee benefit plans in states that permit same-sex marriage. Benefit plans covering employees in states that do not yet permit same-sex marriage may also be affected. However, because the Supreme Court struck down only a portion of DOMA, many questions remain concerning the impact of the decision on benefit plans, and further guidance is needed.
Before the Windsor ruling, federal law could not recognize same-sex marriages, even if legally entered into in states or countries in which same-sex marriages were permitted, and federal tax benefits could not be extended to same-sex spouses of employee benefit plan participants.
The Supreme Court held that Section 3 was unconstitutional on the grounds that it violated the basic due process and equal protection rights of same-sex couples who were legally married pursuant to the laws of their state of residence. However, the Court left Section 2 of DOMA intact. Under Section 2, states can still refuse to recognize same-sex marriages entered into in other states or jurisdictions.
To make matters more complicated, for purposes of determining eligibility for many federal benefits, federal law has traditionally looked to the law of the state in which an individual resides—not the law of the state in which an individual was married—to determine if such individual qualifies as a spouse for purposes of federal law. With Section 3 of DOMA invalidated, federal law can now treat as married any legally married same-sex individuals who still reside in a state permitting same-sex marriage. In the case of same-sex individuals who were legally married under the law of one state, but who have moved and now reside in a state that does not recognize same-sex marriage, it is not clear whether federal law can look back to the state of marriage in determining marital status. However, this may be changing—and changing rapidly.
In an announcement issued immediately after the Windsor decision, the Obama Administration provided that federal agencies will be directed to make federal employee benefits available to individuals in same-sex marriages, so long as such marriages were lawfully entered into in a state where same-sex marriages were legal—even if the federal employee and his or her same-sex spouse currently reside in a state that does not permit same-sex marriages. This may be an indication of the approach that future regulatory agency guidance will take regarding the administration of employee benefit plans post-Windsor.
In addition, on June 26, 2013, Senator Dianne Feinstein and Representative Jerry Nadler introduced the Respect for Marriage Act. This Act would repeal the surviving Section 2 of DOMA and require that for purposes of any federal law in which marital status is a factor, the federal government would have to recognize valid same-sex marriages entered into in states that permit such marriages.
DOMA and Employee Benefit Plans
So where does the Windsor decision leave employer-sponsored benefit plans? While qualified retirement plans and group health plans are subject to federal laws such as ERISA and the Internal Revenue Code, they are also established by employers located in states, many of which have passed their own "mini-DOMA" laws and do not currently recognize same-sex marriages.
The decision will clearly have a significant impact on the design and operation of benefit plans in states that permit same-sex marriage. Employer-sponsored benefit plans covering employees residing in states that do not yet permit same-sex marriage may also be affected, depending on the content of future guidance. Multi-state employers who maintain a presence in states recognizing same-sex marriage and in mini-DOMA states will face complex challenges in operating their benefit plans. Many questions will remain unanswered until the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Labor issue further guidance.
What Employers Should Do
The employee benefit questions arising from the Windsor decision are numerous and complex. While waiting for additional governmental guidance, there are steps that employers can take to prepare for the impact of the decision on their benefit plans.
Employers located in states that permit same-sex marriage. Employer sponsors of benefit plans located in these states should review their benefit plans to determine if the plans discriminate against same-sex spouses, and begin working with their benefit plan providers to revise the plans, if necessary, to ensure that same-sex spouses and opposite-sex spouses are treated equally. Such employers should also keep in mind that the Windsor decision applies only to same-sex marriages entered into in states where same-sex marriage is legal, not to domestic partnerships and civil unions that may be permitted in such states. Employers may still wish to review their benefit plans to ensure that employees who have entered into domestic partnerships or civil unions are also treated equally, wherever possible.
Qualified Retirement Plans (including 401(k) plans)
Qualified retirement plans maintained by employers in states that permit same-sex marriages should be reviewed and revised to determine that same-sex spouses and opposite sex spouses are treated equally. The following are just a few examples of the changes to qualified retirement plans that appear necessary. When additional federal agency guidance is available, more changes may be required.
Health & Welfare Plans
Health and welfare plans maintained by employers in states permitting same-sex marriages should also be reviewed to determine that that same-sex spouses and opposite sex spouses are treated equally. Pending the receipt of further guidance, it is likely that the following changes must be made.
Employers located in states that do not permit same-sex marriage. Employer sponsors of benefit plans located in states that do not currently permit same-sex marriage may still wish to determine if any of their employees have entered into same-sex marriages in other jurisdictions and revise their plans to treat same-sex and opposite-sex spouses equally, to the extent possible. Such employers should also monitor forthcoming guidance, which may clarify whether federal law will look to the law of the state in which an individual was married to determine whether such individual is a spouse.
Employers will have to work with their benefit plan providers to revise their plan documents, which may add another layer of complexity to the undertaking. A provider in a mini-DOMA state, for example, may not wish to revise its plan documents to reflect equal treatment of same-sex spouses until future developments or guidance make such treatment mandatory. In the case of fully-insured group health plans, state insurance laws in mini-DOMA states may also affect the provider's ability to make such changes.
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Topic: iCloud
Apple retains master decryption key for iCloud
04/03/2012, 10:04 pm
A new analysis of Apple's iCloud service has revealed that the company holds a master decryption key and retains the right to screen for "objectionable" content or hand over information to legal authorities.
Inside OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion: Reminders app adds geofence location alerts
03/30/2012, 06:03 pm
The new Reminders app in OS X Mountain Lion, borrowed from iOS 5, will also bring "geofence," location-based reminders to the desktop using opt-in location tracking.
iTunes, iCloud error currently obstructing some content downloads
03/22/2012, 09:03 pm
Apple confirmed on Thursday an ongoing error with iTunes in the Cloud where some users are unable to download or stream content.
Data stored in Apple's iCloud deemed 'safe' for most users
03/22/2012, 02:03 pm
Unless you're sharing or storing information of importance to national security, information saved on Apple's servers through iCloud should be secure enough for the average person's needs, a new analysis has found.
Motorola injunction against Apple push services upheld in Germany
03/16/2012, 05:03 pm
German iOS device owners will be without push notifications for an extended period of time as a German court denied Apple's appeal to halt a Motorola ban on the service used by iCloud and MobileMe.
First look: Apple's new third-generation iPad with Retina display
03/16/2012, 12:03 pm
With Apple's new iPad officially available, users on Friday are getting their first look at the new high-definition Retina display that is the defining feature of the third-generation tablet.
HBO agrees to allow Universal, Fox movies on Apple's iCloud
03/12/2012, 10:03 am
Premium cable network HBO has agreed to relax its terms from contracts with Universal and Fox and allow the studios to make their movies available for download on Apple's iCloud.
Apple will close iWork.com and delete user documents on July 31, 2012
03/09/2012, 03:03 pm
Apple's new iCloud suite will officially replace iWork.com on July 31, 2012, at which point users will no longer be able to access their documents from the site.
iCloud now supports downloads of "most" iTunes movies, apart from Fox, Universal
03/07/2012, 04:03 pm
Apple's iTunes support for downloading previous purchases from iCloud has expanded into movies, although two studios, Fox and Universal, are still working to resolve an exclusive contractual obligation with HBO.
Apple adds ability to redownload movies, 1080p TV episodes from iCloud
03/07/2012, 01:03 pm
Apple on Wednesday announced that it has expanded its iTunes in the Cloud functionality in iCloud, giving users the ability to re-download movies, and also adding availability of 1080p high-definition TV show episodes.
Apple's solar farm will have high-efficiency panels, to open as soon as October
03/07/2012, 02:03 am
A regulatory filing shows that Apple's solar farm for powering its server farm in Maiden, N.C., will utilize high-efficiency panels from SunPower and could begin operation as early as October.
Apple looking to build out iCloud engineering team with a dozen openings
03/02/2012, 11:03 pm
Apple on Friday posted a dozen job listings for iCloud-related engineering positions as it continues to place an emphasis on cloud services as a major component of the company's strategy.
Bloom Energy believed to be behind Apple's 5MW fuel cell farm
03/02/2012, 12:03 pm
Bloom Energy, maker of the much-hyped "Bloom Box" energy server, is believed to be the supplier behind Apple's planned 5-megawatt fuel cell farm in North Carolina.
Apple rumored to be developing new audio format designed for iCloud streaming
02/28/2012, 09:02 am
Apple is said to be working on a new audio file format that would help to bolster its iCloud service by focusing on "adaptive streaming" for users on the go.
Motorola forces Apple to halt iCloud push services in Germany
02/24/2012, 03:02 am
Apple announced on Friday that it had shut down iCloud push services in Germany, explaining that the move was the direct result of a successful Motorola bid for an injunction against the cloud syncing service over data pushing technology.
Briefly: Upgrade reminder emails sent to MobileMe users, Firmware updates
02/23/2012, 11:02 pm
Apple on Thursday sent a batch of emails to remaining MobileMe users reminding them to upgrade to iCloud before the migration deadline, while EFI firmware updates rolled out for 2011 iMac, MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac mini models.
Apple launches iTunes in the Cloud service in Japan
02/21/2012, 03:02 pm
Apple has continued the international expansion of its iTunes in the Cloud service, allowing iOS users in Japan to automatically download iTunes song purchases on their devices.
Microsoft to challenge iCloud with SkyDrive OS X client
02/20/2012, 07:02 pm
Microsoft is readying a significant update to SkyDrive in Windows 8, and reportedly leaked screenshots of the revamped file syncing and cloud storage service show that a Mac OS X client could be poised to compete with Apple's iCloud.
Apple's North Carolina solar, fuel cell plants will be largest of their kind
02/20/2012, 03:02 pm
Apple's solar farm in North Carolina will be a 20-megawatt, 100-acre facility that is the largest end-user-owned onsite solar array in the country. It and a previously undisclosed fuel cell installation will power a data center that is the only in its class to achieve LEED Platinum certification.
Mountain Lion brings new iOS-like file handling, iCloud App Library features
02/16/2012, 04:02 pm
OS X Mountain Lion brings a new document handling experience to the Mac platform that offers an iOS-like, iCloud-based alternative to the conventional file system.


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November 14th, 2005 #1
T-DOME: Last Man Standing Round Three (Matches 10-18)
T-DOME: Last Man Standing Round Three ( Matches 10-18 )
Damn fine turnout and some fantastic entries this round... 36 combatants out of the original 144, and only 18 will survive to see round 4. I'll let the work do the talking from here, nice work everyone.
Match 10: Eriboss vs Rinaldo
Match 11: Chris J. Anderson! vs Helzon
Match 12: p4b10 vs Dougbot
Match 13: Prostate Sunrise vs Midnight
Match 14: Summer Pudding vs Rusty
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Match 15: Stokes vs Hyver
Match 16: hurricane vs Poshspice
Match 17: Beatnik vs Pupil
Match 18: tagHeuer vs Nicolas
November 14th, 2005 #2
I love you all in the most uncomfortable way. Nice work guys, damn...
November 14th, 2005 #3
So much good works. Props to prostate, stokes, poshpice, nicolas...
Great one Doug!
November 14th, 2005 #4
damn it!
sooo many good ones:
pudding...wow! beautiful piece!
posh, stokes, prostate, anderson, dougbot, pablo...
all fantastic!
- Dan Dos Santos
November 14th, 2005 #5
i don't want to say anything....every entry is awesome....great job guys and gals!!!
November 14th, 2005 #6
hilarious stuff, hurri.
Posh: awesome quote on rockwell! i LOVE this.
thank god, im no judge.
p4b10: your piece won't load for me... anyone else having this problem?
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November 14th, 2005 #7
Awesome work, Pablo handed me my ass (as I assumed he would). Since I've lost, I can finally focus on my spectacular piece for cg talk
Posh that lady is one of my favs of yours now, cool stuff. Stokes, you're the perspective man, great piece! Cake, awesome as usual. Everyone, cool stuff.
November 14th, 2005 #8
damn you Stokes! :p
awesome work bro, you rock!
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November 14th, 2005 #9
brrrillllllince! sheer briilllllliance!
made props to all.
There is no "I" in team, but there is an "I" in pie. And there's an "i" in meat pie. Meat is the anagram of team...~Shaun "Shaun of the Dead"
November 14th, 2005 #10
More great entries
Posh - That's awesome, nice work.
Dougbot - Love the concept on this one.
November 14th, 2005 #11
rocking pieces in this one!
loving posh(that girl is dirty hot bro), stokes, p4bl0 and doug's. and nice turn out from you too midnight!
November 14th, 2005 #12
Hah, posh, thanks for sneaking a hot girl into this round.
Prostate (that piece is just wicked), summer(great texture, nice use of text), stokes, pablo, dougbot, and nicolas =
November 14th, 2005 #13
Unbelievable stuff here! Dougbot and Pablo is gonna be fun as they are both superb... Aaargh! Too much... brain all gone... ***


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Flight of Fury (2007)
Director: Michael Keusch Starring: Steven Seagal Steve Toussaint Ciera Payton
Learn more about Flight of Fury:
Format: DVD
Manufacturer: Sony
Sku: 203651230
Category Keywords: Action Mercenaries
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A Flight Plan to Freedom.
|Steven Seagal stars in this high-octane thriller as John Sands, a secret operative used by the United States Air Force for those clandestine operations deemed too sensitive for the regular intelligence services. When his own Agency feels threatened by the knowledge he gained from past exploits -- they quickly imprison him and schedule a chemical wipe of his memories. Feeling betrayed by his Agency, John escapes the hi-tech detention center and plans to assimilate into society. Unfortunately, the Air Force has other plans for him. A top secret Stealth Bomber that uses the latest in stealth cloaking technology has been hijacked and it's their belief that John's the only man capable of getting it back before it falls into the hands of a terrorist group that could prove to be an unstoppable force.
Sands stumbles into the middle of a liquor store robbery that forces him to defend himself, which leads to his arrest by the local police department. While in custody, John finds he cannot escape his past. The Agency he worked for has located him. While John sits handcuffed inside the police station they offer him a deal - find the jet and bring it back into the United States. If he does this they'll allow him to walk away from this life and start over without having to look back. John knows he has little choice and agrees to the deal.
Editor's NoteSteven Seagal stars as super-secret Air Force operative John Sands in this classically explosive thriller. When he becomes too dangerous for his own agency to handle, Sands finds himself in an all-out battle for his life, where the only way out is to stop a terrorist plot from coming to fruition.
Cast & Crew
|Alki David
|Ciera Payton
|Katie Jones
|Steven Seagal
|Jonathan Brayley - Editor
|Michael Keusch - Director
|Phillip B. Goldfine - Executive Producer
|Pierre Spengler - Producer
|Vlad Vieru - Art Director


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February 8th, 2003 #1IkobeWolf Guest
Er... me?
Did this the other week... I'm not actually that gorgeous... but not too far off *Grin*
It's on Side7, so may have a rather slow loading time.
Oh yes, I kind-of lied to get here... you can delete me if you wish, but I am a very mature 13 year old, and people generally mistake me for being 14... and my birfday isn't that far away... *pleads* :confused:
Hide this ad by registering as a memberFebruary 18th, 2003 #2
People mistake you for 14? Wow!
I'm 22 and people mistake me for 7.
What brick through yonder window breaks... ?
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