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Ian Peters, 38, shot the unarmed 24-year-old man after he and a second unidentified man kicked in the door to Peters' 430 Lake Ave. apartment about 2:40 a.m. on Saturday, June 9. Larocque was shot in the arm and abdomen and died at the scene.
A four-page summary of an investigation into the shooting says Larocque and the other man went to the Lake Avenue apartment with the intent of harming Peters, who was at home with his fiancee and her three-year-old son.
It was reasonable for Peters to conclude that Larocque and the other man who forced their way into his apartment "were likely to use any unlawful force against Peters, his fiancee, or her child, during the commission of a burglary or some other felony. Therefore, Ian Peters' subsequent use of deadly force was legally justified," under state law, according to the investigation.
Police said the investigation into the home invasion itself is continuing in an attempt to hold the other home invader and any other participants accountable for their actions.
Around midnight, the fiancee, who authorities did not identify, received text messages from someone she knew. The messages turned confrontational and threatening. The couple was in bed when, about two hours later, they heard footsteps on the porch outside their bedroom.
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By AnshulKhetarpal, Passionate Runner with regard to Charity Events
As a jogger, it's not always easy to know if you are really supporting others throughout races. Often running contests designed to gain charities supply very little on the charities outside funds brought up by athletes. Whether you are a jogger or not, prehaps you are like me, and want to know how to hand back to other individuals. Here are my personal three finest tips for providing back to other folks as a sprinter.
1. Run contests that help a charitable organisation or lead to. This is one of several easiest ways to give of your time and funds. When signing up for your next race, whether it be a 5k, 10k, fifty percent marathon, convention, or any other length, try to choose a race that supports an underlying cause you are obsessed with. It is easy to look for races that support an underlying cause because so many occur. I recommend visiting a site such as RunnersWorld.com and also checking out the actual long list of races to determine which nonprofit race meets your jogging needs. Normally, some of the entrance payment will go right to that charitable organization or lead to. In addition, several races, for example the Race to the Cure, assist you to raise assist from family and friends, which then travels to the charitable organization or cause 100%.
2. Drop your clothes. For most longer races, clothes that are dropped by sportsmen during the race will be acquired and generously donated to a community homeless refuge or other businesses that have any excuses for clothes. The actual organizations should go behind the very last person in the particular race, pick-up long sleeve tops, sweatshirts, outdoor jackets and other clothing items that were flourished when sportsmen got scorching and then wash them and use them to aid those who need to have clothing away.
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Whit Stillman's "Barcelona" is a reminder that there is a broad strata of American society that goes all but ignored by the movies.
His subjects are smart, intense but somewhat naive white-collar workers, young men in their 20s and early 30s, who wear suits and ties to work and are very serious about themselves and still try, self-consciously, to talk in a way that might sound impressive at an undergraduate management seminar. Stillman brings great wit and wicked humor to his subjects, but he doesn't make fun of them - he likes them.
In "Metropolitan" (1990), his first film, he showed this generation in its embryo stage, as Park Avenue preppies. Now he shows them in their first jobs. The time is the early 1980s. The place is Barcelona, where Ted Boynton (Taylor Nichols) is the Spanish representative for a Chicago firm that makes electric engines.
Ted is earnest and ambitious and has room within his heart for a vast yearning which can only be filled by a girl. But not a pretty girl. He has determined, after several unhappy experiences, to have nothing more to do with beautiful women. He tris to explain this to a young woman (neither pretty nor plain) who he has met at a party: Beautiful women make an observation about a man, and use it to ridicule him, "as if impertinence were cute and charming." A plainer woman, on the other hand, "would be more apt to use observation for comprehension..." He talks that way a lot, as if reciting from term papers.
Ted's cousin arrives in Barcelona. Fred Boynton (Chris Eigeman) is a lieutenant junior grade in the Navy, and has been assigned as an advance man for the Sixth Fleet's upcoming shore leave. Apparently a previous shore leave did not go smoothly, and Fred's task is to scout the territory, which he does by following Ted to the clubs and bars frequented by "trade show girls," who are the scrubbed and respectable English-speaking hostesses at various international fairs.
One of Fred's pastimes is inventing shocking stories, and he solemnly informs the beautiful Marta (Mira Sorvino) and several of Ted's friends that his cousin is a follower of the Marquis de Sade, and wears various garments of torture under his clothes. (This news spreads quickly through her set, and when Ted protests that this is an insane suggestion, one of his dates decides it means nothing that he is wearing no leather straps at present: "Maybe they're at the cleaners.") The movie's plot is as lighthearted as a Scott Fitzgerald short story, all about young people skimming the surface of the pond of life, flitting here and there, making small talk and flirting.
Ted, as a certain type of American, tends to be profound about subjects the Europeans have long since stopped taking seriously, and it is a delight to listen to him, because his talk so clearly reflects his hard-won ideals. There is a kind of touching earnestness to him; his speech is like overhearing a young exec explaining himself to a like-minded stranger during a long airplane flight.
The movie develops like a Woody Allen autobiographical picture, with a narrator who seems puzzled but sincere in trying to figure out his life, which everyone else seems to understand better than he does. He is worried about losing his job, about not being destined to work in sales, about girls. He doesn't make much progress with the friendly Trade Fair crowd because he is convinced they must feel a profound committment to a man before they will get involved in a relationship, and when he explains this theory in discos, they quickly lose interest.
Meanwhile, there's an undercurrent: The presence of these Americans in Spain - one a capitalist, the other a militarist - makes them a target for left-wing groups, and it doesn't help that Fred believes in maintaining a high profile (called a "fascist," he explains, "Young men wearing this uniform died to protect Europe from fascism").
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Sometimes there are simple statements that stick: Just Do It!
I have to say I have NEVER done a workout and regretted it. It just never happens :-)
Over the past few days I have continued to be crazy-holiday-busy and it has been hard to make time to workout. I am behind on catching up with all of you sparkies but I am clinging to the "Just Do It" plan until the holidays pass.
No excuses
Going to the gym now
To GET IT DONE!!!!!
I am still working a lot (all weekend again) but I am trying to find my holiday cheer wherever I can. Thanks for all the suggestions!
Merry Christmas!
Big hugs and kisses to everyone who sent me kind words, and holiday cheer yesterday. In the three years I have been on the spark I think that is one of the most depressed posts I have ever put up. I don't know what got into me! I am blaming endorphin washout. I have been working out for a few hours a day and living on endorphins.
The good news is that soon after posting, I got off my butt and went to the gym. Afterwards I felt silly for my post. There are much bigger issues that so many people face. So my holiday season isn't perfect - it will be what I make of it! Thanks for the support and the great suggestions.
This is me last year - I anticipate full Christmas spirit coming soon this year!
I put on my snowflake shirt today so that I could try to get into the holiday spirit. Feeling a bit sorry for myself this weekend unfortunately. I work a lot. One could even say too much. The consequence of this is that often time flies by a bit too fast. Nov-Jan is my busiest time of the year at work and I tend to have very few days off. I usually even end up working Christmas. So I asked for a three day weekend this week so I could ski. Alas, no snow :-( I see pictures of all of the decorated trees on facebook and everyone in my neighborhood has lights but us. As I watch the various countdown blogs I realize that Christmas is only two weeks away and it makes me very sad. I haven't shopped, written cards, put up lights or done anything. At the rate I am going it is going to be New Year's eve tomorrow and I will have missed it.
So I know - this isn't my usual type of blog. Just feeling a little blue today. So instead of sending me spark this week, please send me a little holiday cheer.
I love Christmas season.
I really do - from the Christmas songs, to the lights to the wonderful family feel that everyone has. I love the wonder of the freshly fallen snow as the seasons change.
However, most people working on changing previous not-good habits will admit that Christmas time is a hard time for new habits. Christmas cookies, Christmas parties and egg-nog tend to call to us like sirens. All the sudden, hard work is what is in the rear-view mirror - along with a promise to spend more time on the treadmill tomorrow.
Admit it - that's why so many New Year's resolutions involve fitness and weight loss...
But what if today was New Year's Eve...
What would you do if you *really* wanted to keep up your good habits.
You might plan for those parties, or load up on veggies as soon as you arrived.
You might order a "Rum and Coke" minus the rum and using diet coke.
You might dance all night, even without the disinhibition of alcohol, because hell - this almost feels like a workout! And you would definitely buy a dress that FITs - not one that may fit someday because you want to look good today. You want to celebrate where you are and at the end of the day you celebrate taking one more step forward.
That's the story of my night tonight:
4 "rum and cokes" without the rum...or the coke for that matter!
2 heaping plates of veggies
1 hour of dancing like no one was watching
1 big smile at the end of the night.
7 days until my next Christmas party...I will make it through this month without sabotaging myself.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Hollynn aka SpunkyDucky (dressed up for once!)


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A candidate forum for state representative and state senatorial offices will be from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 5, at Christ United Methodist Church, Highcrest and Alpine roads. Moderator will be Steve Stadelman of WTVO.
Candidates for state senator, 34th District, are Sen. Dave Syverson (R) and Marla Wilson (D). Candidates for state representative, 67th District, are Rep. Dave Winters (R), Tony Viren (D) and Gerry Woods (Green). Candidates for state representative, 69th District, are Daniel (Dan) Lindsey (Green), Ray Pendzinski (D) and Joe Sosnowski (R).
The program will begin promptly at 6:30 p.m. Time limits will be set for introductions, questions and answers, and rebuttal. The audience may submit questions on handwritten cards before the program.
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Our High Street Chapel is open to the public as are our Labyrinth and Gardens.
The Cathedral Church of St. Paul, the Cathedral and liturgical center of the Episcopal Diocese of Iowa, takes seriously Jesus' inclusion of all people in the Good News of God's love. There is a place for YOU in this community of faith!
We gather to worship God every Sunday at 8 and 10 am. We are a people of Word and Sacrament, combining sacred traditions of liturgy and music with relevant preaching. Our High Street Chapel is open to the public, as will be our Labyrinth and Gardens.
Since the mid-1800s, St. Paul's has felt a special calling to care for those in our city and our world who are in economic need. Members are especially involved in the Connection Café and Central Iowa Shelter meal programs and in initiatives in Africa, Swaziland, and Sudan.
Learn more about weddings at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul.
The High Street Chapel will be open for individual silent prayer/meditation 20 minutes before and after each of the regular Eucharist services on Saturday evenings and Sunday mornings.
Come for a moment of quiet reflection, light a candle for a special prayer request, or remember a loved one inurned in the Columbarium.
The Worship Cloister also invites anyone interested in helping to "watch and pray" during these times, including making sure lights and candles are extinguished at the end of the prayer time, to contact Cloister co-chair Michael Piper so that a schedule can be prepared.
Young English musician James Kennerley will play a superb organ concert at St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday November 9, 4 o'clock in the afternoon. He has an impressive biography, but the proof is in the pudding, isn't it? Take a listen to how he plays:
As you may have noticed, Mr. Kennerley's performance at the Washington National Cathedral has been listened to more than 37 thousand times. And we get to hear him live in Des Moines!


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We are biologically programmed to empathize with our children. When they cry, we run to see if they are in danger; when they look sad, we wrap our arms around them. We want to protect our kids from all bad feelings, but struggle and suffering are part of life and children need to learn to manage their own emotions. As a child, you don't know exactly what you feel when you're with your parents because you interpret your experiences through their reactions. Away from home, it's easier for children to learn what they hate and what they love, what makes them miserable and what makes them happy, because they are having experiences on their own.


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This dish is part of our family Christmas Eve celebration every year. I love baked stuffed shrimp, but so many restaurants here prepare their shrimp piled high with Ritz crackers drenched in butter. I think the crabmeat stuffing adds somethng a bit more special. Prep time includes the stuffing's cooling time.
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Forget all the promises Obama made about not subsidizing abortion; about people not having to pay for abortions if they didn't want to. Forget all the speeches in which pro-lifers were ridiculed and hollered at for "lying" that Obamacare would fund abortions. Forget the Executive Order. The latest rule to be finalized regarding Obamacare mandates $1 abortions. Don't want to pay it? Too bad.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Catholic Online) - Shhhh.... President Obama's got a little secret he doesn't want you to know.
His administration just finalized another "rule" regarding Obamacare and the insurance exchange program: $1 abortions.
Forget all the promises Obama made about not subsidizing abortion; about people not having to pay for abortions if they didn't want to. Forget all the speeches in which pro-lifers were ridiculed and hollered at for "lying" that Obamacare would fund abortions. Forget everything Nancy Pelosi and Kathleen Sebelius have said. Forget the Executive Order that isn't worth the paper it's printed on.
From LifeNews.com: "Nestled within the "individual mandate" in the Obamacare act -- that portion of the Act requiring every American to purchase government-approved insurance or pay a penalty -- is an 'abortion premium mandate." This mandate requires all persons enrolled in insurance plans that include elective abortion coverage to pay a separate premium from their own pockets to fund abortion. As a result, many pro-life Americans will have to decide between a plan that violates their consciences by funding abortion, or a plan that may not meet their health needs."
Senator Ben Nelson helped engineer the accounting gimmick that this mandate will utilize -- the compromise that enticed Congressman Stupak and others to bail on their commitment to Life and vote for Obamacare. Under this shell game, the government is not technically subsidizing abortions -- you and I are by government mandate. This is how Obamacare attempts to get around the Hyde Amendment for now. The goal is to get rid of Hyde permanently, because then elective abortions will be covered by taxpayer funding.
Here's how it will break down: Insurers will collect a $1 surcharge per month from each payer. If you write checks for your insurance premiums, you'll have to write two checks; one for the premium cost, and a separate check for $1 for this "surcharge." If it gets billed to your credit card, you'll see two separate charges; one for the premium cost and one for $1.
The insurance companies may only disclose to the enrollee at the time of enrollment what the surcharge is for; thereafter, they are not permitted to reveal in any of their policy literature what the $1 is for. In addition, "insurance plans may only advertise the total cost of the premiums without disclosing that enrollees will be charged a $1 per month fee to directly subsidize abortions."
In other words, the government (that means Obama) is saying that your insurance company can only tell you what the $1 surcharge each month is for at the time you enroll, and only if you know enough already to ask them about it (since they can't disclose the $1 charge) and read the pages of fine print which is the only place in your policy where it's mentioned. Once you enroll, if you didn't ask, Obama says they can't tell you.
Is this your idea of freedom or choice? There's no "opting out" if your plan covers elective abortions. You can't refuse to pay the surcharge. Jill Stanek writes, "But if an insurance company participating in the Obamacare exchange program does offer elective abortions, everyone who buys insurance from that company will have to pay a $1 separate surcharge every month to cover the cost of abortions. It doesn't matter if you are pro-life. It doesn't matter if you're a 72-yr-old woman who will never abort. You have to pay the $1 surcharge."
Insurance companies participating in the exchange program do not have to provide elective abortion coverage, so my next question is, how many plans will be available that don't offer abortion coverage? How limited will they be in number and in coverage?
It seems to me that women will be the ones to really swallow the double-edged sword here. Will there even be such a thing as a plan that offers OB/GYN care but does not cover abortion? Will women even have the option of choosing a plan that doesn't provide abortion coverage and thus the $1 surcharge?
After all, according to this administration, "women's health care" now absolutely means contraception, abortifacients, abortion, and sterilization, without exception. That means that insurers will either provide complete "women's health care" coverage or none at all. Surely they won't be permitted to cover only some components of "women's health care" and refuse others, right? It's really not hard to see this one coming. The contraceptive mandate was just laying the foundation for this demeaning and manufactured version of "women's health care" which now regards fertility as a disease.
This President's modus operandi has been deny, deny, accuse, deny some more. Lie. Mandate. Use accounting schemes to mislead and obfuscate. Violate Constitutional rights. Cover-up and lie some more.
Will enough people protest? C'mon, it's only $12 a year, right? And since the surcharge goes unnamed every month, it just happens in the background, almost hidden. Practically forgotten. It's not called what it really is. Much the same way we don't want to call abortion what it really is.
It ought to send chills down the spine to realize the lengths Obama has gone, and will continue to go, for the purpose of advancing abortion in the U.S.. He serves no master more than he serves abortion.
Some will think that's too harsh or unjustified a statement to make about the President. What about respect for the Office, some will ask? I can only say that his actions are dishonest, dictatorial, and evil. He has revealed his true priorities, and they are deadly. He has demonstrated that no organization in America is more important to him than Planned Parenthood. Obama is going after states that try to defund Planned Parenthood by withholding their Medicaid funding. This man who claims to champion women's health will gladly jeopardize real health care for women for the sake of protecting Planned Parenthood.
As a state senator, Obama voted against a bill identical to the Federal Born Alive Infant Protection Act -- a bill designed to ensure babies who survived the first attempt on their lives were not subjected to a second attempt but were given the medical care they needed. He voted in favor of infanticide, and did so with his customary verbosity so as to try and conceal the fact that he thought babies who survived an abortion didn't require the care of a doctor who wasn't just trying to kill them moments before. No amount of eloquent spin can hide that fact.
He is not a respectable leader. He doesn't want to be the leader of a free republic -- he wants to be King. He hands down mandates from on-high. Then he coerces private companies into withholding the truth and helping him deceive the American people.
And astonishingly, he still has the support of a great many Catholics. Still, many Americans think he is a good President who should be given a second term. He arrogantly tramples on fundamental Constitutional rights, and still people defend and applaud him. Those folks must enjoy the slavery of government dictates and control. They must enjoy being deceived and manipulated. It boggles the mind.
If Obamacare is not repealed or found unconstitutional, these rules go into effect in 2014. In just a few months, we have one last chance to stop all this and ensure that Barack Obama is a one-term President. If we reward his duplicity with four more years, then we deserve every deceitful, dictatorial thing he will do with those years.
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C A Bridges wrote: ..... Sand isn't sexy. Sand is annoying. Sand gets in everything.
Sand has to be brushed off before you can run your hand anywhere smoothly.
Sand gets in your mouth and in your clothes and does not contribute to any feeling of sexiness whatsoever....
I'm in the distinct minority, but while I love beach shots, sand clinging to a model turns me right off......
No mention for concern with sand and your gear ?? .. One of the more common concerns with sand & a photographer ..
What the hell sort of shooting do you do with your hands and mouth to have such concerns?
C A Bridges wrote: OK, I know the reasons. Sand adds texture, it draws attention where you want it, it adds some fun to the image, whatever.
But I grew up next to a beach, and a lot of my teenage dating occurred at the beach at night. You know what?
Sand isn't sexy. Sand is annoying. Sand gets in everything. Sand has to be brushed off before you can run your hand anywhere smoothly. Sand gets in your mouth and in your clothes and does not contribute to any feeling of sexiness whatsoever. Quite the opposite, in my experience.
I'm sure I'm in the distinct minority, but while I love beach shots, sand clinging to a model turns me right off.
When you shoot on the beach, do you intentionally try for sand effects? Why?
You answered your own question at the beginning of the post. Shots aren't intended to necessarily depict things that are pleasant in everyday life. Climbing a tree while nude is not pleasant but that doesn't mean it doesn't make a good shot. People normally don't like to sweat or be covered in mud but they can also make good shots. You just happen to not care for sandy shots that's all.
There are pristine environments in areas with extreme weather conditions. That does not stop photographers from trying to photograph their beauty.
"It's not about how you feel, but how you look" - That's the philosophy behind a lot of model photography.
I think you had vacation ideas in mind instead of photography when you started this thread.
Intentionally? Not usually.
But sometimes I'll catch a moment I want...
and I rarely like them to be caked over with it, but sometimes I like it...
that one was actually taken just before the other one.
John Allan wrote: And beach sand carries flea larva.
M Pandolfo Photography wrote: I feel the same way when I see a shot of a model draped over a kitchen counter or table, pouring milk on herself in the kitchen, or with food items and candy in the tub.
All I think is not wanting to eat my peas when I was little and my mom saying, "There are starving children in Africa!"
Of course, my response was always, "Good...then ship this crap to them." But still...
And are Massengill disposable douche-flavored Skittles supposed to be sexy?
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-Ira wrote: Just little sandy, http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/pic/29889414 (18+ ish)
Looks like a long prime wide open... Close?
ACPhotography wrote: Looks like a long prime wide open... Close?
This shot was taken in Cabo San Lucas during the Select llamas Sept 2nd 'Cruiseboat Photoshoot', and I'm quite sure Ira shot Tabitha with a Canon 'white barrel' 70-200 F2.8 zoom lens. It's what I saw him shooting with most the time while on the beach. Send him a message and he'll probably verify this...
Vector One Photography wrote: It's just another concept that has been overused. Something to add to our cliche list. As you can tell, I'm not a fan of the concept.
Same here....
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It's official Buzzhead, Volbeat is headlining the 2013 Monster Energy Rock Allegiance tour which will kick off August 24 in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin at the Shadow Hill Ranch Festival.
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In This Moment shows are something special, but if you happen to be in Madison, Wis., later this month, the performance may be a little more spectacular than usual. That's because the band is shooting their first-ever concert DVD that night.
Ask and you shall receive. After teasing fans last week with the announcement of four North American 2013 tour dates, Black Sabbath have now revealed the itinerary for the entire tour. The summer trek now boasts 20 dates that span across the United States and Canada.
The line up for the fourth annual Rockstar Energy Uproar Festival has been announced and it is looking pretty solid with Alice in Chains and Jane's Addiction headlining with other bands such as Coheed and Cambria, Middle Class Rut and Circa Survive joining them
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If you weren't there, you missed one hell of a show! Here are a few shots of Spring Thing '13.
Van Halen has played their first show of 2013 this Saturday at the Stone Music Festival in Sydney, Australia. It is their first show since cancelling 31 North American shows due to exhaustion. But don't get to excited just yet, it's still a few months away before they come back to the states
The loyalest of all Buzzheads got the chance to meet and hang with Papa Roach and Stone Sour backstage on Friday night (April 19) during Spring Thing '13.
Making it in the rock scene is no easy task. Otherwise lead singer Adrian Patrick confirmed that while talking with Johnny Thrash during the Afternoon Buzz. Patrick discussed the many ups and downs he and the band have been through to get that coveted record deal and how it all culminated when they made music history by being the first unsigned band to make it to #1 on satellite radio
Johnny Thrash was able to catch up with Stone Sour guitarist, Josh Rand, during the Afternoon Buzz and talk a little bit about the making of of the band's two part album 'House of Gold and Bones.' Click through to listen.
Alright Buzzheads, it's almost time to wreck your neck in the falls at Spring Thing '13! The show will feature Stone Sour, Papa Roach, In This Moment, Escape the Fate, Otherwise and Hell or Highwater. If you haven't bought your tickets yet, shame on you. But don't worry, we've got ONE MORE chance for you to win a pair.
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It seems like the recent release of Kinect for Windows has caused a resurgence in Kinect hacks over the last few days. The official Microsoft SDK makes it easier than ever to come up with interesting new uses for the depth-sensing camera system, and now there's a Kinect hack you can play with from the comfort of your own home without even buying a Kinect.
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Sony has officially announced that North America will not take part in the UMD Passport program, which allows PlayStation Vita owners to buy digital copies of physical PSP games they already own in order to play them on their Vita.
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Playing games on your PC is fantastic if you have the right hardware. Sure, playing console games on a big-screen HDTV is convenient when you have a group of friends gaming together, but games will always look better on a gaming PC with a beefy graphics card and plenty of extra RAM. Hooking your PC up to your TV is also a great way to play pixel-perfect re-creations of classic console games on your HDTV, the way they were meant to be played. This guide will walk you through what to do to get those pixels in order, no matter the emulator or the TV.
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It sounds like Asus wants to cash in on Microsoft's recently announced Kinect for Windows setup -- the company roll out actual laptops that include Microsoft's motion-sensing technology built in. Why is anyone's guess, of course: Do you really want to wave your hands, arms (or legs, don't forget) around in front of your laptop?
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Steam is coming to your smartphone! Well, sort of; you won't be buying mobile games with your Steam app, and you won't be able to play your PC games on your iPhone, but then again, would you really want to? No, what you want is the ability to track Steam sales from the comfort of your couch or your spot on the train, and you can do that when Valve ends the beta period and releases the Steam Mobile App for iOS and Android devices. With the Steam app you can chat with friends, view profiles, view screenshots and user-generated content, and take advantage of the incredible Steam sales to pick up great games for a song. While the app may be free, that last perk will certainly impact my wallet, and I'm betting the folks at Valve know it.
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At a time, one of the PlayStation Vita's biggest selling points was a "Remote Play" feature that would essentially allow people to play any PlayStation 3 title on the shiny new handheld. As it turns out, the feature is maddeningly restricted to a paltry selection of games (Peggle? Bejeweled 2? Really?), which is carefully managed by a series of mandatory firmware updates. However, a hacked version of the PS3's 3.55 firmware highlights a very interesting loophole.
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Advancement Office In Midst of Phone-A-Thon
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