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AlsoVille: Widget Gets Free Advertising!Posted by Craig Harris on October 10, 2012 under Best Games, Featured, Tech BonesThe creators and founders of GameGuidedog and Wonderdog Software have had a great time over the past 11 years. With that it's also fun to mention the great games and products that were published like the award winning Deluxe Solitaire for Kids , Circle Quest, Cutthroat Dice, and the ever popular Virtual Juggler 3D. With the flagship products all falling into the non-violent video game genre... more.
Indie Interview: Warballoon, Star CommandPosted by James Sullivan on April 24, 2012 under Best GamesWhen it comes to old school look, or gameplay, many video game fans gobble it up. If you are an old time gamer or a newbie, you'll still benefit from playing these nostalgic pieces of the past. In many cases, they are new innovations on an old theme. At least that's what comes to mind when looking at the Warballoon Star Command title, and indie release which has also stuck to the roots of wh... more.
Boy Loves Girl Released iPad/iPhone at AppStorePosted by Topper the Wonderdog on December 21, 2011 under Best Games, TrailersBOY LOVES GIRL Bringing Love to the AppStore! RELEASE DATE: Wednesday 21st December 2011 Well we have seen it all here at GameGuidedog, especially innovate and creative new gaming ideas, but this one takes the cake. Simplistic in design and strategy, yet addictive and oh so cute, the latest craze to hit the portable gaming world this holiday season is none other than "Boy Loves ... more.
Jetpack Joyride Review | iOSPosted by 360informer on October 5, 2011 under NewsHalfbrick, the creators of hit iOS games like Fruit Ninja and Age of Zombies, have a new joyride for iPhone and iPad users to take for a spin. A Jetpack Joyride, that is! When I first heard the name of the game Jetpack Joyride, my first impression was one of bemusement. I had thought that perhaps the developer could have only picked a more generic title if they had gone "Check it out Jetp... more.
Burn the Rope Worlds Preview | Coming to iOS September 15thPosted by Topper the Wonderdog on September 4, 2011 under NewsBurn the Rope Worlds iPhone Preview Traveling from the airport to E3 this year, I had the opportunity to sit next to the creator and developer of Burn the Rope who showed the latest update to me on his iPhone (or it may have been an Android version actually). It was the first time I had seen the game, and to be honest it looked pretty interesting. Having to turn the phone to guide the fire ... more.
Kickin Momma Review | iOSPosted by 360informer on August 31, 2011 under NewsHothead Games has released a new Peggle-like puzzle game for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, and it involves a fat, blue, blobby momma who wants a shiny new necklace and must kick her babies into a field of pegs to collect jewels and gems. Sounds fun, but does the game have enough legs to keep players busy? Leveraging the deep fiction and back story of its earlier downloadable game Swarm, Hothe... more.
iPhone YouTube Video Runs 23 Days Long | Is that a world record?Posted by Topper the Wonderdog on July 29, 2011 under Paws ButtonIt's not really 'gaming' news, but honestly, it'd have to be a video that looks like this one that actually goes on for over 23 days to define a reason to hit the "PAWS BUTTON"... no pun intended. Okay well maybe a little. Check out the full length video at the link below and we'll see you after you've shaved and bathed or your keyboard will get sticky with filth. The interview ab... more.


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Mount Vernon one of 5 'Midwestern towns to visit now'
Fodor's travel website called Mount Vernon, Iowa, one of the five Midwestern towns to visit now. The town offers a nationally-recognized restaurant, great shops, outdoor recreation opportunities, and, of course, Cornell College.
Homecoming 2012
Hundreds of alumni returned to campus to celebrate the college's Homecoming in an all-new format.
Global Voices at the Center for the Literary Arts
International authors Federico Falco and Alisa Ganieva will read their work at the Center for the Literary Arts at the Van Etten-Lacey House on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m. The reading is part of the college's ongoing Global Voices series.
Cornell College partners for research
Cornell is one of five Iowa colleges and universities that have joined with Tanager Place, a community mental health facility, to create the Tanager Place Research Center. The center will help develop a fellowship program for faculty and students to help perform research, as well as share the findings.
Alumnus, Pulitzer winner speaking Oct. 5
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist John Sullivan '93 spoke about the importance of investigative journalism when he came back to campus for Homecoming.
Classics professor earns prestigious fellowships
Philip Venticinque, who teaches in the classical and modern languages and classical studies departments, will be on leave next year to serve several prestigious fellowships, including with the American Council of Learned Societies and Harvard's Center for Hellenic Studies.
Interim appointment in Admissions
Sharon Grice has been named the interim Vice President for Enrollment and Dean of Admission while a national search continues for a permanent replacement. Grice has worked in Admission since 1994 and holds a master's degree from the University of Northern Iowa in communication education and a B.A. from Central College with a major in communications. She replaces Jonathan Stroud, who will leave for a new position at Earlham College in Indiana effective July 1.
Gerard named VP for advancement
Pamela Gerard will start Aug. 1 as Vice President for Alumni and College Advancement. Gerard, a Cedar Rapids resident, is currently Vice President for Institutional Advancement at Loras College in Dubuque.
Baccalaureate and Commencement 2012
Cornell College held its Baccalaureate service and 154th Commencement on June 1 and 2. The events featured graduating seniors and faculty sharing memories, stories and words of wisdom.
Professor and alumnus get research grant
Marty Condon, professor of biology, will do research in Peru along with Darius Ballard '07, as part of a National Science Foundation grant. The program places K-12 science teachers with college professors doing research to strengthen science education
Cornell staff member one of 50 best writing teachers on Twitter
Shawn Patrick Doyle, a writing consultant at Cornell, was named one of the 50 best creative writing teachers on Twitter. He works mainly with first-year students and writes a blog called "Good writer, bad writer."
Cornell College senior earns Fulbright scholarship
Will Dinneen '12 won a Fulbright scholarship to teach English in Turkey. Dinneen was active in both academic and co-curricular groups while on campus, and served as president of Student Senate, a member of the Sigma Kappa Psi fraternity, the Mock Trial team and Cornell's Concert Choir.
Karl Rove and Dee Dee Myers give the 2012 Delt Lecture
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Thomas Commons groundbreaking May 19
Cornell held a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Thomas Commons on May 19 as part of the spring Board of Trustees meeting. Work is set to begin in June on the $14 million renovation and expansion project.
Russell Hall dedication May 18
Russell Hall, re-named in honor of the contributions of the Russell family, including a $5.6 million gift to Cornell, was dedicated on May 18. The residence hall opened in 2007 as Clock Tower Hall.


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Mixed results for music education hubs, says NFER report
15 April 2015
The music education hubs established by the government three years ago have made good progress but will face persistent challenges as pupil numbers continue to rise, an independent report has concluded.
Key Data on Music Education Hubs 2014, published by the National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) in March, is based on information provided by the hubs in relation to their core roles.
The hubs were found to be addressing the aspiration to provide every child aged five to 18 with the opportunity to learn a musical instrument, reaching 39.7 per cent of pupils in Year 4 and 15.3 per cent of pupils in Years 1-6.
They were also found to be providing many pupils with opportunities to play and sing in ensembles, with a wide range of ensembles and groups provided in schools and at area level.
Areas highlighted for improvement included the potential for hubs to increase their engagement with special schools and other schools with higher than average proportions of pupils with special needs.
It was also noted that more could be done to encourage boys to take part in ensembles, and that the increasing size of the school population may pose future challenges.
The report said: 'In conclusion, the hubs have clearly made a strong start in terms of their core roles, especially in relation to the amount and range of provision they offer, which has held steady or increased in their second year of operation.
'However, they face continued challenges if they are to ensure effective progression and contribute to a high quality music education for an increasing number of pupils in future.'
The music education hubs were created in response to the 2011 National Plan for Music Education to provide access, opportunities and excellence in music education for all children and young people.
The hubs include schools – from primary to further education institutions – professional music organisations and arts organisations. They work in local areas to bring people together to create music education provision for children and young people.
Music teachers sceptical about online tuition, The Tutor Pages report shows
10 April 2015
Music teachers are more sceptical than most other tutors about the idea of online tuition, a report has revealed.
The Tutor Pages, an online directory of UK private tutors for academic, languages and music tuition, carried out a survey of 400 tutors about the pros and cons of online tuition.
Of all the groups surveyed, music teachers (comprising singing and instrumental teachers) were the most likely to think online tuition was not appropriate for their subject.
Among the tutors who identified themselves as teaching exclusively musical instruments or singing, 16 per cent said they used an element of online tuition in their teaching.
Of those who were not using online teaching, 27 per cent said they would like to try it.
However, 81 per cent of music teachers agreed that 'Technology can never be a substitute for the physical presence of the tutor'.
The respondents cited several barriers to successful online tuition, including the visual and auditory limitations of the internet and the importance of being able to make physical adjustments to posture.
One respondent commented: 'Music tuition is not just about imparting knowledge and technique. It is about building rapport, friendship and in many cases becoming a mentor and counsellor to the pupils.
'This is especially true in singing teaching, where the voice is intrinsically linked to the emotions and state of mind of the pupil.'
Another said: 'Results are certain to be possible but in instrumental teaching they won't compare with being in the same room as a fine teacher.'
Overall, around 80 per cent of respondents said they used Skype to tutor online. These tutors reported a number of advantages, such as flexibility in lesson scheduling and no travel costs.
Youth Music awards £6.8m of funding to education projects across the UK
9 April 2015
Youth Music has announced new grant awards worth £6.8m as part of its recently refreshed grants programme.
The charity has awarded funding to 80 organisations in England supporting a wide range of projects, from a music programme for young people with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to a choir project for young carers.
Matt Griffiths, chief executive of Youth Music, said: 'The grant awards will provide thousands of opportunities to support young people's lifelong engagement with music.
'Our focus on the development of personal and social skills, as well as musicality, will ensure that many of the participants attending Youth Music projects will have a life-changing experience.'
The grants include awards to 13 strategic partner organisations which will work with Youth Music to help it achieve its aims. They include Sage Gateshead in the North East, which is set to receive £160,000 a year for up to three years.
Steve Jinski, head of youth participation at Sage Gateshead, said: 'This funding will enable us to provide sustained musical provision for young people who would not otherwise have the opportunity.
'Our focus will be on those who are not in employment, education or training, those who are looked after and those with special educational needs.
'It will enable us to make real progress not just in terms of music-making but also in helping participants to become more confident and resilient, qualities that can be carried into all aspects of their lives.'
Other organisations that will receive funding include ADHD Solutions CIC in Leicester, which has been awarded £17,400 for a music project focused on children with ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder).
Youth Music supports projects around the country that provide music-making opportunities for children and young people facing significant challenges in their lives.
The charity has recently restructured its grant-making process following a review by Arts Council England, led by Derek Avis, in light of the new National Plan for Music Education.
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Drum teacher in angry protest after primary school charges him £80 a month
8 April 2015
A private music teacher from North Yorkshire has spoken out after a primary school began charging him £80 a month to teach on the premises.
Stuart Ellerton, a drum teacher from Darlington, used to teach a regular cohort of children at Whinstone Primary in Ingleby Barwick during school time.
However, last year the school began charging him for the time he spent there. Ellerton has left the school in protest and has spoken to the local press about the 'damaging and unfair' charges.
'I left in protest as I could not continue to be a part of this immoral, ludicrous and grossly unfair practice,' he told Music Teacher.
'This is potentially an incredibly dangerous situation. Imagine all Key Stage 2 schools in the country doing this.'
Ellerton said the Musicians' Union had written to Mike Poppitt, headteacher of Whinstone Primary, to inform him that the practice may be illegal.
'I have been teaching since the age of 18 professionally and have never encountered such an unfair system,' he added. 'I teach at five other schools and even the heads there have expressed their disbelief.'
Ellerton called for a change in the law to ensure the practice does not become widespread. 'This could put thousands of superb high quality and experienced tutors of music completely out of work, leaving less experienced vultures to pick up the work,' he said.
Poppitt said Whinstone Primary had a duty to make the best use of its assets and the number of children receiving music lessons in the school was on the increase.
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It's been two years since a report in a prominent medical journal touted the use of low-dose computer tomography as a lung cancer screening tool...But in June of 2011 the New England Journal of Medicine published findings that reported that using low-dose CT instead of standard X-ray as a screening tool reduces the risk of dying from lung cancer by 20 percent in middle-age and elderly smokers. Those findings were from the National Cancer Institute's National Lung Screening Trial.
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Canucks Game Day: Overtime odyssey, Wild claims Stoll, the Vrbata plan, the cage rattle
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Points to ponder as the Canucks take a closer look in the rear-view mirror and see that the red-hot Oilers, who have won six straight, and are tied but ahead of them in the plodding Pacific … Continue reading
The Morning Skate, Sept. 28: The end for Jensen, dugout dustup and a crazy Caps finish
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Canucks Post Game: Feast-or-famine Miller, the broken record, more spin but not a win, Wild things say right things
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Points to ponder after a lot of warts were exposed — despite claims of a great even-strength game — in a 5-3 Canucks loss to the hard-charging Wild on Monday that tightened the wild-card playoff race:… Continue reading
Canucks Game Day: Tanev talks return, Matthias kicks it up, Dubnyk a record-setter, Willie ain't no Yeo, Schroeder sighting
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The Morning Skate, Jan. 8: Luongo and McLean, Wild coach loses it, and Steve Ballmer gets down
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Canucks Hat Trick: A wing and a prayer, your serve Cory, Wild about Minnesota
David Booth's serious left-ankle injury and Zack Kassian's back ailment have placed the Vancouver Canucks' dominance of the Northwest Division in jeopardy. (Getty Images via National Hockey League).
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PIZ GLORIA: Meal with a view!
It was Lunch time and we wanted to wait and see if the fog cleared a bit. What to do, but head into the Gift shop, then the World's highest revolving Restaurant to see what it was like.
To be truthful, we thought it would be terribly expensive, after all, it was a revolving Restaurant on a Mountain which was very popular with Tourists. We had a look at the Menu and were very pleasantly surprised. The meals were only a little more expensive than we had paid elsewhere in Switzerland.
Next, were there spare tables by the window, and there were, so we went and sat at one and enjoyed the view while waiting to be served. The staff were busy, so we may have waited a little longer than normal, I am not sure because we were enjoying the "the view," - it was fantastic!
The Schnitzel meal arrived, a full plate of food that was a struggle for me to get through, but I did, and we both agreed it was excellent!
There was no rush to go outside again, as the full 360° experience takes about an hour.
All we wanted to do, was to sit and relax after our meal and savour this special experience!
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Silberhorn Hotel: Fine Dining
We had half board during our 4 night stay at the Silberhorn Hotel during September 2010.
The main restaurant was excellent with soup and salads included each evening from the buffet. The menu changed each evening with a choice of 2 main courses supplemented with other courses. Should you not like anything on the menu you informed the waiters and they would offer other suggestions.
The meals were excellent quality and we found we had a little to much to eat each night.
A good selection of wines, beer and soft drinks were on offer.
There was another dining room and bar for non guests with excellent menu. I believe non guests can also use the main dining room.
As or meals were included in the room rate I do not know meal prices.
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Hotel Restaurant Schuetzen: Great local fare.....
This restaurant was part of my hotel and seemed to be quite popular not only with the hotel guests but with the locals and visitors as well. Lovely outdoor beer garden was always well patronised as was the very nicely appointed indoor restaurant. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, I have no idea, I don't have much inthe way of pics of the restaurant. I must have been having a senior's moment.
Favorite Dish: All the usual pork dishes, sausage, rosti, pasta etc. I ate there two nights and thoroughly enjoyed my meals (Bratwurst and saeurkrautt one night and a pasta dish with a tomato based sauce on the second night. The highlight for me however was the wonderful array of ice cream sundaes they offered on the dessert menu. The ice cream meringue dessert was my favourite. Good wines available by the glass. All in all a very good restaurant.
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Piz Gloria: Have the James Bond All You Can Eat Breakfast
Not too many places in the world do you get to eat on top of a mountain in a revolving restaurant surrounded by 200 peaks in the Swiss Alps. In fact, there are no other revolving restaurants this high up that I can think of. Granted, you would not just make a special trip to the top of the mountain just to eat, but after the 1 hour trip to the top you will probably get a little hungry, so you might as well sit down and enjoy the view and have breakfast or lunch.
We both ordered the James Bond Breakfast which included a glass of the bubbly. Be careful though with the bubbly as you are getting close to 2 miles high and if you stand up to quick you could get a little woozy! I did! We enjoyed the food which I have pictured in the 3rd picture. The restaurant takes about 45 minutes to revolve and on a clear day the views are just out of this world.
Favorite Dish: The fresh baked bread was very good with a very crunchy crust. I also enjoyed the Ovalmatine. I was actually surprised that a meal with a gimmicky name like "James Bond Breakfast", was as good as it was.
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Crystal Restaurant at Jungfraujoch: Spectacular
Wonderful menu - really have no idea how they did it since they were at the highest train station in Europe (maybe even the world ??). Excellent elegant service with a great wine menu. The service was very multi-lingual. Great food, great service, spectacular views and all at a very reasonable price. Try a bottle of Swiss red. We did, at the waitor's suggestion, and kept trying to find the wine later in town - delicious. Splurge - it is worth it!
Favorite Dish: Everything - including the view - can't remember what I ate but I sure remember liking it.
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The restaurant at Hotel Oberland: The best restaurant in town
The first night we tried going there without a reservation was an attempt doomed to fail as we've been told that they had other 50 reservations for the same evening. So we learnt our lesson and made a reservation. It's really the best place in town. The food is absolutely delicious, the service is excellent and the prices are ok.
Favorite Dish: We had the traditional rosti, which are potatoes fried in a certain way mixed if you want with cheese, ham and mushrooms...they have many varieties. We also tried the pizza there which was nice and some of our friends tried pasta...I must say that everybody was pleased and we spent a great night!
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Grill Room at the Schuetzen Hotel: Swiss and International cooking
The food and everything was ok, except maybe for the service...they were kind of full that night and we were a big group so we were told to wait at the bar...which didn't have enough stools and after maybe 20 minutes we were told that we could sit at one of the empty tables near us (which we were told that were for some special events...). So better make a reservation before you go.
Favorite Dish: We had a really nice pizza, a spicy one, can't remember it's name, but it was pretty good!!! And some of our friends got deer..well, everybody was kind of pleased.
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Restaurant at the Hotel Oberland: Fantastic Fondue!
The Hotel Oberland's Restaurant is one of the most popular in the area. Offering a wide selection of pizzas, soups, and vegetarian entrees, it is popular with locals and tourists alike. For dinner, try the fantastic fondue, complete with a variety of dipping sauces and spices. Dine inside or outside with Staubbach Falls trickling in the background.
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Hotel Restaurant Schützen: Bad service
We only tried coffee and ice-cream on the very nice terrace. But the coffee was undrinkable, and as we asked for another coffee, refusing to pay for some colored water that tasted like nothing, got screamed at, insulted and chased away...
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Letterbox explosion sets tree on fire in Diamond Creek
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- January 09, 2012
A SUSPICIOUS letterbox explosion has set a tree on fire at a house in the northern suburbs.
Police said the letterbox exploded after a deodorant can was put inside and set alight at a house on James Cook Drive, Diamond Creek.
A nearby tree caught fire after the explosion and fire fighters were called to put it out.
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I'm always glad to be on the receiving end of breaking-news press releases from forgotten movie actresses. Hence my extreme pleasure in learning that Rena Riffel, who played Penny Hope in the one-and-only Showgirls has stepped forward to set the record straight on the various long-hoped-for sequels to the Joe Eszterhas/Paul Verhoeven ecdysiastic classic.
Riffel warns that "some media outlets" (not this one—we have our standards) have been propagating false information about her participation in a follow-up called Showgirls 2 under development by a "German Showgirls fan-turned-Hollywood director." Ms. Riffel was indeed contacted about lending her star power to Showgirls 2 but declined because it was "horrifically graphic."
Riffel (whose recent credits include Trasharella in Space, Caligula's Spawn and The Making of Gnome Killer 2) is writing and directing her own Showgirls sequel in a more, we trust, tasteful vein. A brief teaser can be seen on YouTube. It includes such sure-to-be-immortal dialogue as "Gold digging is swell, but fool's gold is the kiss of death" and "If you want a big tip, then bitch-slap this bitch." (The latter line delivered by none other than Michael J. Anderson, the little man from the dream sequences in Twin Peaks, a considerable boost in credibility for a film whose other co-star is a guy in red-wig drag.) As for the plot: "It's sort of a 'Whatever happened to Penny Hope? 15 years later story. … my take on what becomes of a 30-something stripper who is still obsessed with dancing and fame." For the record, Ms. Riffel is now officially 41-something.


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Cait Leary and Jeff Rolfzen to begin residency at Acadia
The West Bank's Acadia Café is an often overlooked gem of a venue, and most neighborhood ramblers know it well for its extensive beer list and cover-free gigs featuring mainly local talent. A couple very talented local musicians, Cait Leary and Jeff Rolfzen, will be taking over the Acadia on the third Thursday of every month. They're suggestively calling it Naked Third Thursdays, and they have quite a showcase all lined up.
Leary is a singer-songwriter, new to the scene and with a fresh take on folk. She released her debut album, Let Me Have Tonight, this past December. The 10-track ensemble sails along smoothly under the radar, gently guided by Leary's light vocals. It's all easy folk songs, catchy enough to slide into the pop genre, but without the overbearing presence of diva balladry. The title track, "Let Me Have Tonight", is sweetly contradictory--much like the album itself. These are the sort of songs that feel like they were constructed on the edge of a bonfire, late at night, while everyone else was sleeping; they are secretive songs, light and delicate but rough enough around the edges.
Jeff Rolfzen is a multi-instrumentalist who has the sort of old time bluegrass sound that appears so effortlessly constructed that one would think he was classically trained. His first EP, Out To Lunch, was a limited edition collection of self-taught guitar, banjo, and harmonica tracks. He's an easy complement for Leary's poppier folk style, and together, the two artists make for a very convincing throwback duo. As a collaborative team, Leary and Rolfzen are using their creative forces to put together monthly showcases featuring "the best music that they can get their hands on".
"This event is all about encouraging a more creative musical community," said Leary. "We know that it's easy to book shows with the same few bands over and over again, but it's also boring."
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Join Leary and Rolfzen for their first Naked Third Thursday this January 19th at Acadia Café. Music features the Bosben Brothers (of the band Chester Bay), Seth Gamble, the Silver City Millers, Grat Stilberg, and, of course, sets from Rolfzen and Leary. Music starts at 8 p.m. and it is always free.
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More proof that spooky action at a distance is real, a big grant for tabletop laser accelerators, and celebrating the 100th anniversary of Einstein's general theory of relativity were among this week's physics highlights.
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Physicists Prove That Spooky Action At a Distance Is Real. Entanglement is one of the strangest aspects of quantum mechanics, whereby two subatomic particles can be so closely connected that one can seem to influence the other even across long distances. Albert Einstein dubbed it 'spooky action at a distance,' and two new experiments have now definitively shown that the phenomenon is real."
Moore Foundation Gives Stanford $13.5 Million To Build 'Accelerator on a Chip.' "Today's particle accelerators are massive machines, but physicists have been working on shrinking them down to tabletop scales for years. Now the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has awarded a $13.5 million grant to Stanford University to develop a working "accelerator on a chip" the size of a shoebox over the next five years."
Pretty Fractal Patterns Pop Up in Maine's Tidal Ponds. "There are multiple examples of fractal patterns in nature, from peacock feathers, snowflakes, and leaves, to cloud formations and coastlines. Now a group of graduate students at MIT and the University of Santa Barbara have spotted similar fractal geometries in the ponds that form at low tide on a tidal flat in Maine."
These Budding Pigeon Pathologists Can Read Your Next Mammogram. "There's a long, colorful history of using pigeons in research, particularly in the behavioral and psychological sciences. Now scientists have trained a flock of pigeons to be feathered pathologists, able to spot telltale signs of breast cancer in medical images nearly as well as their human counterparts."
Engineer Says Final Destination V's Grisly Bridge Scene Is Surprisingly Accurate. "Hollywood isn't exactly known for the most accurate depictions of science and scientists — hence the long tradition of nerd gassing over the details any given film gets wrong. Add one more disgruntled engineer to their ranks who takes special issue with the way bridges are depicted on film."
The Physicist Who Defied the Temperance Laws of 1905 Berkeley. "Ludwig Boltzmann is best known as the Austrian physicist who wrote down the statistical formula for entropy, but if the physics thing hadn't worked out, he would have made an excellent travel writer. The travelogue he composed of his 1905 trip to Berkeley, California, is chock-full of amusing anecdotes, keen observations, and local history of dubious accuracy. It's pure joy to read."
On Manh(a)ttan, Terrible Things Happen When You 'Wake The Dragon.' "Events are on the brink of going critical on this week's episode of Manh(a)ttan. Frank Winter tries to rally the scientific troops to his cause—and wrestles with an infamous plutonium core."
We Already Know How To Build a Time Machine -- In Theory. "New Scientist's fledgling Explanimator series on YouTube has already explored the burning questions of how many friends you can have, and when you would be considered dead. Now the series has tackled that favorite sci-fi staple, time travel."
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The New Yorker celebrated the general relativity anniversary with a trifecta of fun articles. First: The Space Doctor's Big Idea: Einstein's general theory of relativity explained using only the 1000 most common words in the English language. Second: Einstein's First Boyhood Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem. Finally: Albert Einstein's Sci-Fi Stories.
A Satellite Mishap Is Letting Physicists Test Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
Quantum source of space-time: some physicists believe that entanglement may be the essence of space-time geometry. Also check out Quanta's two-part series from earlier this year, one one by me, the other by the marvelous K.C. Cole.
"Critical Slowing" in complex systems warns of future disasters.
The Quantum Reality Paradox: How the search for God's limits led to the discovery of "quantum contextuality".
Can We Test Dark Energy Using The Solar System?
The Moon's Two Sides Look So Different Thanks To 4.5 Billion-Year-Old Physics.
New model explains how the Earth stole the Moon's lighter elements.
An Astronomer Proposes a New Mathematical Definition for What Counts As a Planet.
Rhett Allain at Wired Calculated How Hard Holly Holm Kicked Ronda Rousey in the Face: 50 pounds of force!
This Chemist Discovered How to Salvage Useless Photos with a Dash of Radioactivity.
Three Ways a Starkiller in the New Star Wars Could Work.
Artist Jaden Hastings Used Her Own Blood To Hack an Industrial Revolution-Era Printing Technique. "Hastings is a bioartist who uses living tissues and organisms as her medium. To make the prints, which she calls "plasmatypes" after the plasma in blood, she drained half a pint of her own blood." [Photo credit: Jaden Hastings, Primitiae (2015)]
Scientists Say We Could Build a Space Elevator Using Microscopic Diamond Chains. Related: Meet the People Who Dream of Building a Space Elevator in this new documentary.
Quantum Mechanics Is Putting Human Identity on Trial. If our particles have no identity, how can we?
Not one, but two robot astronauts straight out of sci-fi are headed to Boston for training. …
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It's Edwin Hubble's birthday! He's the man who expanded our view of the universe.
Ten Science Fiction Transportation Technologies That Make No Sense.
How to Put a Power Source in Your Footwear.
Physicist Ben Still's beginner's guide to the subatomic world via the 1960s scifi series Thunderbirds.
Forget Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes, Get Ready for Diamond Nanothread.
This Is Why It's Hard to Recognize a Black Hole.
Gravity, Who Needs It? We Do, And 4 Other Things For Long-Distance Space Travel Too.
Flexible, Stretchable, Implantable LEDs Could Show Us Why We Feel Pain.
Rotational Motion of a Bouncing Football.
It's not easy being clean: Why "Clean room" is a verb.
The Promise—and Perils—of Predictive Policing Based on Big Data.
The making of Jodrell Bank radio telescope.
Behold the Ocular Harpsichord, the Laser Light Show of the 18th Century.
Math on the Run: If you ran a race at an average pace of 3:07 per kilometer, did you run any single kilometer in exactly 3:07?
Inside the mind of mathematician John Conway -- on the true nature of numbers, and why game-playing is so important.
A simple, mathematical formula for packing your perfect carry-on.
The mathematical case for hypocrisy.
The Man Who Knew Infinity: A Mathematician's Life Comes To The Movies.
The Common Experience of "Math Trauma."
9 Questions That Show How Common Core Math is Ruining America.
Taking the Leap: Teaching Math Through Dance.
Breaking: ITER fusion project to take at least 6 years longer than planned.
The First Nuclear Reactor Lived Under Some Bleachers by a Football Field.
Daimler is reusing electric vehicle batteries to store renewable energy.
Hawaii court halts construction of world's largest telescope on volcano.
"Sea Organ" Makes Haunting Music With Ocean Waves.
On Shakespeare's Hamlet and astronomy.
How To Turn A Candy Cane Into A Sound Machine and Make Sweet Holiday Music.
The Still Point of the Turning World: T.S. Eliot Reads His Timeless "Ode to the Nature of Time" in a Rare Recording.
This BBC Video Takes You on a Real-Time Journey Through Space.
Watch This Amazing Animation That Imagines Famous Scientists as Superheroes. Per Gizmodo: "If [you like] the idea of Marie Curie and Sigmund Freud battling Nazis, zombies and anti-science villains—and frankly who doesn't?—then take a look."
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One reason HD and Cranked aren't popular is because people camped in those too - which really pissed off the rushers in those modes.
Add that to a fractured playlist with most people only playing TDM and Dom and no wonder no-one plays anything else.
People don't play the game-modes as intended generally anyway so why even bother.
Heavy duty was buffed health, which gave high ROF weapons an advantage. There was no intended way of playing it. If they wanted to have an intended play style they would have had an SMG only game mode. Did you actually believe the intent was to have snipers constantly running, especially with QS nerfed?
Cranked was something run and gunners whined for.
So was nerfed IED, MSBS, sniper rifles, amplify, increasing cost for OTG and Incog (it was suppose to cost 2 originally), buffed SMG and dead silence. That's what happens when the developers listen to a small group of crybabies for 7 months.
As far as fractured play lists how is that even relevant. All playlist have to deal with it. And if most wanted to play Heavy Duty it would have been more popular that the pathetic numbers that actually did.
Fractured playlist are always relevant to games that have such a low playercount per console.
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Don't know where the constantly running QS snipers comes into it but what the community was whining about was a gamemode that was intended for rushing - they did not specify that they wanted Cranked or HD.
This won't be last nerf IW unnecessarily apply.. By the time AW is out, it might even be a completely rebalanced game.
IW doesn't test anything out before applying either a buff or a nerf. They listen to a few people complain about it being OP even though they amount to less than 0.01% of the entire cod community. People like controversy and complaining. I'm not going to make a thread about everything I like in cod. I'm more likely to make a thread about everything I hate. IW would look at that hate thread and think it's "constructive"...
Most perks don't have decreasing value , why can't Blast Shield be like that as well , then no one would complain about IED.
I already had no problem with IEDs and I run and gun. When I did get killed, it was because I was standing nearly on top of it.
I put an IED on just to see if they were even feasible to use now and they aren't.. they seem to have 1/3 the lethal radius as frags or semtex post-2ndnerf. Only solution is to put on Danger close, but then to be worth it you have to put on extra lethals. DC plus 2 Ieds? Good job IW, forcing ppl to be a-holes and commiting to making IED's effective. I wonder how long until the next big youtuber has a complaint they listen to.
A real IED wouldnt resemble this neat package,would be "improvised" buried in a strategic place.For maximum effect & damage,besides its an anti vehcicle weapon & nefred to buggery here,would kill the entire squad ffs in reality .
Danger Close with IEDs are useless. Even though it gives a 40% damage increase, crouching or jumping reduces damage to the point of non lethality, even when the area is small to force them to take the full blast radius. So, three perks made utterly useless.
It's a stupid lethal that slows down the game and promotes camping. Camping = less sales/less players playing/less dlc sold, less money for the investors, bosses on your ass demanding answers to why sales are down.
Funny that IED users always use the word adapt, but why do you guys need an explosive or motion to make you aware that an enemy found your camping spot?


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