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APP OF THE DAY: Cut the Birds review (iPhone)
Out of the many games that hit the App Store, there are many which show huge amounts of originality, highlighting the best that iPhone developers have to offer, involving a great deal of thought and, indeed, time.
Two such examples of this are Fruit Ninja and Angry Birds; both massive sellers in their own right. However, what would happen if you took a little slice of each and merged then into a single game, not to mention the naming reference to Cut the Rope? Surely you'd have a massive hit on your hands, and a damn fine game to boot?
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We're going to cut to the chase with Cut the Birds: it's a simple game, it's fun and it's free. The view in which all the action happens is pretty much the same as you get in Fruit Ninja, although to our knowledge you don't get the option of unlocking any special backgrounds.
As you stare out into the wilderness a variety of different feathered creatures emerge out of the horizon aimed directly at your iPhone's screen, hoping to smash their way through.
In order to stop the birds you must move your finger across the screen to create a virtual slash, each one being able to disable one or multiple assailants. As the time goes on, the birds become more numerous.
There are also bombs to reckon with, and these must be avoided at all costs otherwise it's game over. Despite it being basic, and the fact that it's likely you're going to get bored of it pretty quick, it's worth a download.
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Even while battling through a pectoral injury in the 2011-12 NFL season, the Seattle Seahawks' Quarterback Tarvaris Jackson was able to put up the best numbers of his career.
He threw for 3,091 yards passing, and 14 touchdowns with 13 interceptions.
While certainly not Aaron Rodgers or Tom Brady type numbers, he was able to do enough to keep the Seahawks competitive.
Hometown fans can often be critical of Quarterbacks, wanting to discard them even though they might be the best fit for them for the short term.
Truth be told, Jackson doesn't really project as the long term answer for the Hawks, but should he at least be retained for one more year?
To help answer this question, let's look at some numbers from his fellow NFC West QBs from last season:
- Sam Bradford – St. Louis Rams – 2,164 yards, 6 touchdowns, 6 interceptions
- Kevin Kolb – Arizona Cardinals – 1,955 yards, 5 touchdowns, 4 interceptions
- John Skelton – Arizona Cardinals – 1,913 yards, 11 touchdowns, 14 interceptions
- Alex Smith – San Francisco 49ers – 3,144 yards, 17 touchdowns, 5 interceptions
Now, many will say that the NFC West leaves much to be desired at the QB position, and they'd be right to an extent, but Jackson's play, combined with the Seahawks' stout defense would put Seattle back in the mix to content for a division title.
If the Seahawks don't see enough from Matt Flynn, who has only started two games in the NFL, or rookie Russell Wilson, who has zero NFL experience for obvious reasons, they may need Jackson to put them in the best position to win.Familiarity
He has Wide Receiver Sidney Rice, his ex-teammate from their days with the Minnesota Vikings returning, and they have experience together.
The Seahawks may need Jackson to put them in the best position to win.
He has also built a rapport with WR Doug Baldwin.
He has familiarity with Offensive Coordinator Darrell Bevell's offense from again, Minnesota, but in his time with Seattle as well. He could be the best option at QB.
However, if Matt Flynn is able to play at the level that saw him throw for 734 yards and 9 touchdowns in those two NFL starts, he will lead the 'Hawks at QB. Does that mean Seattle should discard Jackson at that point? It wouldn't make sense.
With QB Russell Wilson, albeit talented, as the 2nd string QB, the Seahawks would be put in a bind if Flynn went down.Live Action
Impressing in the offseason is not the same as impressing in the regular season.
If Flynn struggles at all, that could put the pressure on to start Wilson, and that sometimes ruins a rookie who should be sitting on the bench for at least a season or two.
The 'Hawks would probably want a veteran backup at that point, and who better than Tarvaris Jackson?
What point in finding another veteran who doesn't have Jackson's comfort level with the team, and may have even worse numbers.
There is still a lot that needs to be played out in training camp and the pre-season, but letting Jackson go this year doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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This just in from Seahawks camp today. GM John Schneider was on with Mitch in the morning on KJR and had some interesting things to say.
First some quotes on Sidney Rice.
#Seahawks J. Schneider "Sidney Rice is vital to what we're doing. He's a guy we need to do well. No question about that"
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
#Seahawks J. Schneider "If it was me I'd rather NOT have him playing at all (Till the real season starts)" on Sidney Rice
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
Then some quotes on the health of James Carpenter and the Seahawks O-line competition.
#Seahawks J. Schneider "Competition thing is LEGIT. Pete's going to do what he can to get guys ready to play." (Breno is the new RT folks)
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
He then drops the first big bomb of 2012 training camp and says Carpenter if/when healthy will return and play Left Guard.
#Seahawks J. Schneider "He'll focus on Left Guard when he comes back. Position to get him some confidence" (Carpenter)
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
A quote / update on the Lynch DUI scenario.
#Seahawks quotes J. Schneider "I don't really fear opening up the season without Marshawn Lynch. It's not up to us, I can't share a lot"
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
Lastly some thoughts on why they picked up Kellen Winslow Jr. from the Bucs.
#Seahawks quotes J. Schneider "We're 2 years ahead of Tampa in terms of rebuilding. We have a strong foundation and core to add K2″
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
#Seahawks quotes J. Schneider "During offseason we were looking for a TE to stretch the field like @CMorrahEighty8 so after draft we got K2″
— Q Smith (@NWSBQ) July 30, 2012
There you have it folks. More coming soon on our Seahawks blog. Stay tuned for our next Camp Confidential as well.
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The sold out winter 2013 edition of At Home will introduce new resources for furniture, accessories, bedding and other home décor products. The event runs at the New York International Gift Fair, January 26-30, 2013, at New York City's Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and Passenger Ship Terminal Pier 94.
"With 550 home goods suppliers, At Home offers an incomparable collection of resources," said Danielle Giacoponello, At Home sales manager. "This January's influx of new participants brings fresh, innovative products to the New York market."
At Home's hard lines can be found at Pier 94, with a concentration of 350 companies. Exhibitors new to this location include Beverly Furniture (furniture); CDI Furniture (furniture); Fresh American (pillows); John Robshaw Furniture Collection by Cisco Brothers (furniture); Katherine Barnwell (decorative accessories); Shine Creations (furniture), and The Tailored Nest (textiles). Additionally, several suppliers are returning to At Home at Pier 94 this winter after a hiatus from the New York Market: Archival Décor (pillows); Beach Frames (wall décor); Chaba Décor (wall décor); Clapper Hallow (wall art); Cisco Brothers (furniture); Fermob USA (outdoor furniture); Fortunata (decorative tabletop); Kingsley-Bate (outdoor furniture), and Orlandi (garden décor, statuaries).
At Home featuring Home Textiles, located at the Javits Center, showcases some 200 mid- to high-end home textiles resources including bed and bath fashions, table linens, kitchen textiles, towels, decorative accessories, area rugs, window treatments and decorative fabrics. At Home featuring Home Textiles is one of four locations– the Javits Center, Pier 94, 7 West 34 Street and 230 Fifth Avenue– which comprise Home Textiles Market Week in New York.
Newcomers to the winter 2013 edition of At Home featuring Home Textiles at Javits include April Cornell (bedding, table linens, home accessories); Bonjour of Switzerland (bedding); Eric & Christopher (pillows); Manito Linens (bedding, loungewear); Tabula Rasa (throws), and Tulu Textiles (bedding, pillows, accessories). Additionally, three companies are relocating into At Home featuring Home Textiles from other NYIGF divisions: Lili Alessandra (bedding, pillows, table linens); Maine Woolens (blankets, throws, baby blankets), and Pomegranate Inc. (table linens, kitchen accessories). And six companies are returning following a hiatus from the New York Market: Darzzi International (throws, cushions, pillows, baby); European Art Design (table linens); Haute Home (bedding, pillows, towels); John Mahoney Designs Inc. (pillows, travel accessories); Nameeks (bath accessories), and Turkish-T (bath towels, beach towels, resort).
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Former Ute Paul Kruger lives up to potential in teammate Ray Lewis' final home game
Patrick Semansky, Associated Press
In his four years with the Ravens, former Ute defensive star Paul Kruger has remained a project.
That is, his team has been working with him and waiting for him to play professionally with the potential he showed collegiately at the University of Utah.
Finally, in an AFC wild-card playoff game Sunday, Kruger lived up to expectations.
Kruger tallied 2½ sacks, four tackles and five hits on Colts' quarterback Andrew Luck in a 24-9 defensive victory by Baltimore.
"I was able to show some of the stuff I can do," Kruger said, according the the The Baltimore Sun. "I'm glad it (got) to this point. Because I've been fighting for a couple of years to show my skill. And finally, it's all coming together."
He played with playoff intensity, but the game had even more importance for Kruger. Why? It was teammate Ray Lewis' last home game at M&T Bank Stadium.
Between Lewis, Kruger and the Ravens' other defenders, the Colts failed to find the end zone even once in the loss. Lewis led the Ravens 13 tackles.
According to Jennifer Kruger, the mother of the 270-pound linebacker, Lewis has acted as a mentor for her son since he was drafted by Baltimore in 2009.
"Grateful to Ray Lewis for being such a great mentor and great friend to my son Paul," Jennifer tweeted on Jan. 2.
Despite all of the intensity of the win-or-go-home game situation, combined with the emotional attachment to Lewis' final games, Kruger did not get distracted. He says he'll stay focused going forward, including against Denver on Saturday.
"You can't be going crazy out there and doing things you don't normally do," Kruger said. "Although you do have added incentives and an extra mindset to win, you have to do what you've been trained to do."
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The leaked documents show that US officers gathered intelligence suggesting that Gul ordered suicide and roadside bomb attacks on Nato troops, and met with senior Taliban officials to plan operations against international forces.
If true, the documents would confirm what the Afghan government has maintained; that senior Pakistani intelligence figures are involved in arming, training and funding the Taliban in Afghanistan.
Planning attacks
In one classified "threat report", Gul is said to have ordered the planting of magnetic mines, to be hidden in snow on roads, where they would attach themselves to passing military vehicles and could then be remotely detonated to wreak havoc in Afghan cities.
"Gul's final comment to the three individuals was 'make the snow warm in Kabul' basically telling them to set Kabul aflame," the report said.
Another accuses him of meeting with Arab fighters in Pakistan's tribal area to plan a series of suicide bombings in Afghanistan.
Gul is also named in a report that outlines plans to kidnap UN workers to use as a bargaining chip for Pakistanis imprisoned by the US in Afghanistan for involvement in the conflict.
But the former spy chief insists he is being used as a "convenient whipping-boy" for the failings of the US-led mission in Afghanistan, and points out that there is no hard evidence against him.
"They took my case to have me declared an international terrorist to the UN sanctions committee and it was vetoed, or placed technical hold on, by the Chinese because they could not produce any evidence," he said.
Prior allegations
The leaked documents are not the first time that Gul has been linked to the Afghan conflict. Earlier reports have said he is contact with senior insurgent leaders, including feared commanders Baitullah Mehsud and Jiluddin Haqqani.
"I consider American and Nato forces as aggressors- in pursuit of a vicious agenda for the region"
Hamid Gul,former head of Pakistan's intelligence service
Gul denies having met the men and describes himself as an "ardent friend of Afghanistan," although he is known for his vocal opposition to the US-led military presence in the country.
"I consider American and Nato forces as aggressors - in pursuit of a vicious agenda for the region, especially Pakistan and believe that the Afghan national resistance is fully justified," he said in 2008.
He insists this opposition is "strictly a moral and academic position" and says he had "never provided any material or financial support to the resistance".
But Haroun Mir, the deputy director of Afghanistan's Centre for Research and Policy Studies, said he thought Gul was indeed linked to senior Taliban figures.
"He is still very active in this insurgency in Afghanistan," he said on Monday. "He has been seen in meetings with top Taliban leaders."
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Reports naming Gul are among hundreds included in the leaked documents that implicate the ISI in supporting the Taliban. Some of the documents contain allegations of elaborate and implausible plots.
One warned that the ISI and local groups were planning to spike alcoholic drinks and "use them for poisoning" international troops in Afghanistan; another that the ISI were offering bounties on the heads of Indian workers in Afghanistan.
Some analysts have cast doubt on the veracity of many of the claims made in the intelligence reports, pointing out that few of the alleged plots ever showed any signs of getting off the ground.
"Just about everything which I have been through on this category is rubbish," Michael Semple, a former deputy head of the EU mission in Afghanistan, said. "Not just rumour, but complete fabrication. This applies to the tales of the adventures of Hamid Gul. He is a man with a reputation and he is a propagandist, so fabricators tell multiple tales about him."
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Dr Charles Elachi, who led the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) team behind the Curiosity rover's landing on Mars in 2012, is in Christchurch to share his passion for the "last frontier".
Elachi was a university student when astronaut Neil Armstrong first stepped on the Moon, but his interest in space exploration started well before then.
"When I was a kid I used to look at the sky and see these beautiful stars. I kept wondering 'Are there other people on those stars? Do they look like us?' Every time we do something new - landing on Mars or flying over Europa - I find that absolutely amazing."
Elachi has never been to space - "It's pretty nice down here on Earth" - but was instrumental in Curiosity's landing in 2012.
The achievement was eight years in the making, from when JPL staff "started to think" to when Curiosity landed on Mars.
"We know the basic ingredients of life actually exist, but we have not yet discovered a cell or anything of that nature. We're looking for organic material. Are there fossilised cells? That would be a tremendous discovery."
Elachi's team at JPL is sending a spacecraft to Jupiter "as we speak".
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Ninety per cent of the ideas might not work, but "sooner or later" one of them will.
"All the people at JPL are explorers . . . in the same way as Captain Cook explored New Zealand."
Elachi says in 10 years JPL may be able to predict from space areas of Earth at high risk of earthquakes.
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Thousands of workers have protested in Rome and other Italian cities against planned spending cuts in the government's new budget.
The demonstrations took place on Friday alongside a nationwide strike, which has halted many transport services.
Unions say the spending cuts, especially to transport budgets, will bring more hardship in a country that has been badly affected by the global economic crisis of the last few years.
Other critics say that planned tax reforms do too little to make a difference.
Further anti-austerity protests are planned for Saturday, with unions expected to announce bigger demonstrations next week.
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The government said its spending cuts would be good for Italy in the long run, and will to reduce the budget deficit.
"We have to work our way out of the crisis one step at a time," Prime Minister Enrico Letta said. "This is a budget that for the first time in many years does not cut health spending or social services, and above all lowers taxes."
The budget, presented to the European Commission on Tuesday, has been met by a wave of criticism from all parties.
Many believe promises to cut payroll taxes are too timid, and that Letta lacks the political courage to take more decisive steps.
Letta and Italy's economy minister, Fabrizio Saccomanni, have stressed they would welcome budget amendments.
But the political tensions and the government's weakness could mean budget amendments for larger and unfunded tax cuts, which would pose a threat to the goal of keeping the deficit below the EU's ceiling of 3 percent.
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If you like to people watch, this is a great place to be. It is not the Trevi fountain, but when in Bologna, you can get a gelato and hang out here.
A must see in Bologna. Unfortunately there were roadwork all around. Do not miss the museums nearby.
The highlight of Piazza Maggiore surrounding area. It gleams with long history and is quite a sight to behold. You definitely will be taking photos here.
Meeitng point of locals in bologna. During sunset you can catch good pictures in different views....
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Magnificent Piazza to see yet another masterpiece. Great place for people gazing and grabing a bite to eat or enjoy a gelato
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Picciano, who was chief of staff to Kerik at the police department, and L'Tonya Meeks, who served as special assistant to the NYPD commissioner, were each sent copies of the outstanding bills by certified mail in March 2002 and told to repay any personal charges. For Picciano, the total bill was $4,412; Meeks's total was $9,903.
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Tecnologico de Monterrey and IBM announced the opening of the Innovation and Digital Marketing Center at the University's Santa Fe Campus. With a $3.1 million investment, the center will offer the latest Big Data, analytics and smarter marketing tools to faculty, students and entrepreneurs. Students will be able to use the center to develop next-generation digital marketing skills, including customizing marketing strategies, modeling purchasing patterns, and using tools to measure return-on-investment to maximize effectiveness of digital campaigns. The center will use technology built on the IBM POWER 7 platform as well as an array of Smarter Commerce software used by thousands of companies around the world to improve the ins-store shopping experience across mobile, social and digital channels. Other collaborations between IBM and Tecnologico de Monterrey include the System Z Experience Center in the State of Mexico Campus and Power Center in Santa Fe Campus, both programs to advance the latest programming skills, and the Smarter Traffic Center in the State of Mexico Campus, where students and IBMers explore how Big Data and analytics can solve the world's traffic congestion problems.
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Bridge inspections — one of them unscheduled — meant GO Train commuters had a hard time leaving and entering the city Wednesday evening.
Falling debris slowed trains on the Lakeshore East line through the day and into the evening . Anne Marie Aikins, a spokesperson for the Metrolinx-owned service, told the Star that an unplanned bridge inspection was carried out after concrete fell from a bridge overhead onto the tracks around 1:15 p.m.
The debris fell shortly after a truck hit the bridge, in the Kennedy-Eglinton area. Delays and cancellations were still occurring as of 9 p.m.
Meanwhile, an equally unscheduled inspection created delays west of Union Station affecting both the Lakeshore West route and the Stouffville route, causing cancellations and lengthy delays. Trains were reported delayed by as much as two hours.
Correction - December 6, 2013: This article was edited from a previous version that incorrectly said delays west of Union Station on Wednesday were due to residue from the weekend's demolition of the Dufferin Street bridge. As well the article mistakenly said the falling debris on the Lakeshore East line was due to a nearby collision.
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Pianist Rudolph Buchbinder Cancels Upcoming Performance with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, 6/13-15
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The weekend is a celebration of Richard Strauss' 150th birthday. Buchbinder's performance of Burleske in D minor for Piano and Orchestra will be replaced with Don Juan, Opus 20 a work featured on the Pittsburgh Symphony's recent "Strauss" recording.
"There are few composers who have such an impressive ability to depict a story together with existential moments in instrumental music as Richard Strauss in his 'tondictungen' ('tone poems')," said Music Director Manfred Honeck in the CD notes.
Grammaphone magazine chose the Strauss CD as one of its Editor's Picks for March 2014 and said of the recording, "But what makes these performances so outstanding are Manfred Honeck's interpretations, which vividly bring out the music's emotional and pictorial detail."
The program, conducted by Honeck, will open with Don Juan, followed by the Suite from Der Rosenkavalier, Opus 59 and the Elektra Symphonic Rhapsody.
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The pass rate for students who took the new, computer-based version of the GED last year was 88 percent, outpacing the 71 percent pass rate of those who who took the paper-based version, the GED Testing Service said. They also spent 1.5 hours less taking the test, which is a high-school degree equivalency exam. The service plans to launch a fully computer-based, redesigned version of the exam next year.
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