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It's not really a big deal at this point, because the trailer was available online within seconds of appearing on the XBLM. The real problem starts when Gold members start getting demos and downloadable game content before Silver members do; perhaps, eventually, the Silver members won't get them at all. Microsoft will find themselves treading a fine line between how much a Silver member will put up with not having, and how much a Gold member needs to feel justified in paying the cost for their features. It's important to note that this trailer is most likely a trial run by Microsoft (through Major Nelson) to see how things go, since it's not even true "exclusive" content. Nelson (can we just call him Larry, already?) admits that this is the same commercial played last week at X06 Canada. So where's the real super exclusive platinum fanboy stuff, eh?
The point is that Microsoft is finally treating the Gold level like what it is supposed to be, a step above the Silver membership. Silver members don't pay for anything; it's a free service meant to provide an "introduction" to XBL. Gold members pay for additional features and, with it, they expect some perks to be delivered. While it's limited to trailers right now, expect to see it expand to demos, downloadable content, and anything else Microsoft can think about leveraging for more subscribers to make the jump up to the next tier while their model for microtransactions seems to be falling apart with the inmates running the asylum.
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Red Wings overnight report: Bertuzzi, Filppula and Stuart, difference-makers
by George Malik on 08/12/11 at 07:04 AM ET
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We can talk all we want about Jimmy Howard needing to take a little refresher course on rebound control or the fact that the Red Wings can't rely on one person to step up and fill the leadership voids left by Brian Rafalski, Kris Draper and Chris Osgood, but of all the players that the Free Press's Helene St. James has focused upon as potential difference-makers (Jiri Hudler, Niklas Kronwall, Danny Cleary, Jonathan Ericsson, Ian White and Johan Franzen), I'd argue that three players will determine whether the Wings eventually need to acquire assistance at the trade deadline, and they might not be the players you're thinking of.
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Rocking the social media vote and a few other Red Wings tidbits (Red Bird III included)
by George Malik on 08/11/11 at 04:19 PM ET
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Updated 4.5x with Stanley Cup appearance news at 4:52 PM: August must translate to "multiple personality disorder" in the hockey dictionary, because this morning we were talking about Ian White the x-factor and whether the Red Wings' new team plane can fly to San Jose without refueling (answer:
probably not
[edit: See below, because the answer is apparently yes!]) and this afternoon, the Red Wings' "Operation Bobblehead" campaign and fan voting takes a strange turn as Todd Bertuzzi's sent some jabs at Danny Cleary's via the Wings' Twitter account, and Jake Duhaime posted an interview Kris Draper conducted with 95.5's Mojo in the Morning which revealed the following:
1. Chris Osgood will essentially be known as the team's assistant goalie coach;
2. Draper will "share an office" with Chris Chelios as Draper begins his managerial career;
3. These guys are making sure that they take maximum enjoyment out of razzing the hell out of each other:
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Red Wings overnight report: On Ian White, Red Bird III and foreign-language news
by George Malik on 08/11/11 at 06:33 AM ET
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The first player to wear #18 for the Red Wings since Kirk Maltby hung up his skates is the sixth subject of the Free Press's Helene St. James' off-season spotlights (with Jiri Hudler, Niklas Kronwall, Danny Cleary, Jonathan Ericsson and Johan Franzen as players previously profiled), and as St. James notes, the well-traveled White settled for a slightly below-market value salary for the sake of planting some roots in Detroit, where the Wings hope that he can grow into a top-four role while at least partially offsetting Brian Rafalski's loss in terms of point production:
White, who finished the season with the Sharks, signed for two years and $5.75 million. Those are good financial terms for the Wings, as it'll allow them the flexibility to retain both Niklas Kronwall and Brad Stuart, who are both in the last years of their contracts. It's a good deal for White, too, as he gets a chance to make a name for himself and aim for a bigger contract when he'd still only be 29.
White could be a nice fit among the top four, helping to offset some of the offense lost with the retirement of Brian Rafalski. Rafalski was in a class of his own when it came to making passes, but he was so hampered by injuries last season that he wasn't very effective. White will add a fresh look to the back end. He's a thicker, bigger and younger body than Rafalski.
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Red Wings afternoon ramble: On Lebda, Commodore and bobbleheads (and Red Bird III)
by George Malik on 08/10/11 at 04:51 PM ET
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Updated 4x at 4:16 PM with aviation news: I'm not even sure what I'm supposed to say about the fact that, according to Greg "Puck Daddy" Wyshynski, the Tennessean's Josh Cooper and many others, former Red Wings defenseman Brett Lebda went from boasting that he was playing in the "real" Hockeytown and would prove his doubters wrong while establishing himself as a top-four defenseman in Toronto to becoming a now bought-out punchline within the span of a year.
Let's go with, "Ouch" and leave it at that, because he earned $1.5 million last year (with a $1.45 million cap hit) and will be paid, per Wyshynski and Hockey Night in Nashville, another $478,500 for the next two years to go away, and even in August, I can state the obvious:
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Red Wings overnight report: A season preview, a Mule on the rebound and the Cup in Flint
by George Malik on 08/10/11 at 05:01 AM ET
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NHL.com's "30 teams in 30 days" feature focuses on the Red Wings this morning, with some very familiar themes dotting Dan Rosen's preview—injuries and age supposedly catching up to the Wings in a big way—but Rosen believes that the Wings have a secret weapon of sorts with which to shore up a roster ever-so-slightly in flux thanks to the retirements of Brian Rafalski, Kris Draper and Chris Osgood:
Detroit remains deep and versatile up front, skilled and big on the blue line. [Jimmy] Howard is coming into his prime years as a No. 1 goalie and with [Ty] Conklin riding shotgun, the Wings could have one of the League's best goaltending duos. Conklin is used to playing between 20-30 games a season, which seems like the appropriate amount of work to keep Howard fresh into the spring.
If injuries become an issue, Detroit might have to dip into a pool of unproven yet promising players like Cory Emmerton, Tomas Tatar and Jan Mursak, who have a combined 30 games of NHL experience.
However, unlike in previous years, Holland still has plenty of wiggle room below the salary cap to make some in-season moves. According to capgeek.com, the Red Wings are $5.845 million under the cap even with a full 23-man roster. There are 12 teams in the NHL that currently have higher payrolls than the Wings, who spent to the cap last season. If they keep that cushion through the winter, Detroit might be a major player at the trade deadline to beef up in time for another run at the Stanley Cup.
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Red Wings afternoon news: a 'fantasy outlook,' Franzen the bobblehead and mailbag features
by George Malik on 08/09/11 at 05:15 PM ET
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This morning, fantasy hockey expert Darryl Dobbs suggested that Ty Conklin will acquit himself well in his second stint with the Wings, and today, Dobbs offers an assessment of the Wings' prospects,' well, prospects, from a fantasy hockey-focused perspective, via the Hockey News:
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by George Malik on 08/09/11 at 04:43 PM ET
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Red Wings fans who aren't able to attend the team's prospect tournament and training camp in Traverse City will receive quite the consolation prize, per DetroitRedWings.com's Rick Bouwness:
RED WINGS 2011 HOCKEYFEST TICKETS NOW ON SALE … Fun-Filled Event Scheduled to Take Place September 10 at Joe Louis Arena …
Detroit, MI… HockeyFest returns to Joe Louis Arena with a vengeance on Saturday, September 10 (11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.), providing Red Wings fans with an unforgettable day of hockey-related activities as well as the chance to meet their favorite players. Tickets to this family-friendly event are now on sale, with general admission adult tickets priced at $25 apiece and kids (12 & under) tickets available for $15 each.
In addition to an all-day autograph session featuring members of the 2011-12 Red Wings and your favorite Hockeytown alumni, this year's HockeyFest will be highlighted by several interactive fun zones, an exclusive tour of the Red Wings' locker room, photo opportunities with Detroit's 2008 Stanley Cup banner and the official JLA Zamboni, Q&A sessions with players, staff, and alumni, a live DJ, a historical memorabilia exhibition and contests/prizes galore. Fans wishing to acquire a general admission ticket to HockeyFest are invited visit the JLA Box Office (313-396-7575) or any Ticketmaster (800-745-3000) location. Tickets can also be obtained by logging on to DetroitRedWings.com.
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Red Wings overnight report: 'Bigger' E, the Probert Ride's legacy and rail politics
by George Malik on 08/09/11 at 07:32 AM ET
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On a very rainy Tuesday morning, we already know that nobody wants Brett Lebda and that the Red Wings' re-signing of Jonathan Ericsson to a 3-year deal averaging $3.25 million per season might be Ken Holland's least popular move in, well, a really long time, but just as this summer's wacky unrestricted free agent market proved Holland's estimation of Ericsson's asking price right, the Free Press's Helene St. James believes that Ericsson can live up to greater expectations by living up to his nickname, "Big E":
By salary alone Ericsson should be propelled into a larger role in 2011-12, but a spot in the top four next to Lidstrom, Stuart and Kronwall isn't a given. Newcomer Ian White is going to challenge, and possibly Brendan Smith, whom officials are eager to see force them to keep him in Detroit rather than send him down.
The key for Ericsson will be to use his 6-foot-4, 220-pound size: clear the crease, force forwards to the outside, play with an edge. He's a big body and needs to play like it. He'd benefit from playing with Lidstrom because Lidstrom is a great safety net, but Ericsson also could thrive playing 20 minutes a game anchoring the third pairing and killing penalties.
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Red Wings overnight report: reading the rail line stop tea leaves
by George Malik on 08/08/11 at 09:51 AM ET
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If it wasn't from Crain's Detroit Business's Bill Shea, who's doggedly pursued any leads regarding the Wings' lease on Joe Louis Arena (which has lapsed; technically speaking, the Wings are at Joe Louis Arena via a gentlemen's agreement with the City of Detroit) and the location and/or funding of an all but inevitable follow-on rink, I'd dismiss this report out of hand…But Shea's been reading the tea leaves' worth of a trail left by Ilitch Holdings' business moves for an extended period of time, and Shea believes that one of the stops on the partially Ilitch-backed M1 Rail line hints at the probable location of the Wings' new rink:
The recent inclusion of a Temple Street stop—an otherwise low-key location near condos and vacant lots—as part of Detroit's Woodward Avenue light-rail project strongly suggests adjacent vacant land will be the site of a new arena for the Detroit Red Wings.
The location near I-75 and Woodward has been speculated about for some time as a potential location for a replacement for Joe Louis Arena, and adding it to the rail project is expected to increase rail construction costs. Temple Street is among four stops added by the Detroit Department of Transportation to the nine-mile route plan at the request of private-sector consortium known as M1 Rail that has pledged money to the project, the city's lead contractor on the effort said.
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Red Wings overnight report: The race to Thanksgiving, Datsyukian hate and grooming Homer's successor
by George Malik on 08/07/11 at 08:10 AM ET
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As of 6 AM this morning [edit: make it 7:15 as this took an hour and change], I haven't been able to find much information as to what transpired during Joey Kocur and the Red Wings Alumni Association's charity softball game in Highland, MI, save a few pictures from the Wings' Twitter account and an instant classic from Jamie Favreau, who posted a picture of Darren McCarty rocking a kilt which apparently included a Detroit Tigers logo...
But the Vernon Morning Star's Lisa VanderVerde ensures that this Sunday is anything but "slow" in the news category by offering an interview with Wings GM Ken Holland from his off-season home in Vernon, BC. Holland recently held a charity event of his own in a charity golf tournament, but he wasn't too busy to engage in a cursory discourse regarding Detroit's lateral free agency moves and his belief that the Wings must get off to a strong start to ensure that they're playoff-bound by American Thanksgiving:
"Middle of July until the end of August is slow in our industry. Most teams spend their money in the early few days of July, and if you don't spend your money, then the players are picked over. We like our team. We added a couple of defencemen, we added a back-up goalie. I think a lot of our team is really coming into their prime. We've got an older component to our team, but that's by design."
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Tracey's Report - Day 9 Princesses and Fireworks
Mon 27th Oct
Today the birthday celebrations were to start even though it wasn't Rachelle's birthday til Friday she was allowed to wear her birthday button and dress up for breakfast this morning. We had a 10:10 PS for the Princess Storybook Breakfast in Norway - I hadn't managed to get a ressie at Cindy¡¦s so we decided to try the Epcot version instead. Now last night I had been very careful about rationing the girls' candy from the trick or treating as I know what they are like (stuff themselves silly til they're ill!!) and thought I had managed to keep their sugar intake to a reasonable level. Enroute to Epcot we had to stop the car twice as Rachelle felt ill and when we reached the parking lot she decided to be extremely sick (yuk!) I was all set to take her back to the villa but there was no way she was going to miss out on seeingteh princesses!
We arrived at Epcot around 9:30 and it was empty ¡V we even had our photos taken at the entrance, a first for us and I¡¦m glad we did, the one of the girls turned out really well. First stop was Spaceship Earth, a walk-on. I knew my parents would enjoy Epcot and if this was anything to go by I was right. We walked round to Norway ¡V peeking at Food & Wine Festival carts as we went and arrived at Norway just after 10am. We waited in the courtyard for over half an hour and even at that time of the morning it was really hot there ! They seat people in sections so you have wait til your area of the restaurant is cleared before everyone gets called in. Breakfast was good ¡V pastries, muffins & fruit on the table, coffee and OJ (in souvenir cups for the girls) and a skillet of hot food (bacon, sausage, eggs, potato, waffles) which was topped up as requested. Rachelle didn¡¦t eat a bite ¡V she still felt sick ¡V I only let her have a little diluted juice which she was quite put out about ! The princesses duly did the rounds - Belle, Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Mulan and Jasmine (happy Steve and Dad !!) Annabelle was getting really fed up of having her breakfast interrupted to pose for photos lol ! She took it all in her stride though and didn't seem at all overawed by the characters. Verdict - the food is better than Cindy¡¦s and the setting is really nice but there's something special about eating in the Castle. All in all a thumbs up from everyone :D
Back out into the hot sun (temp was 86 today and still not a drop of rain) and round to China. I had promised the girls parasols with their names in Chinese (a bargain at $10 each) and mam bought a large one ($14) for herself as well as she was really feeling the heat today. We found the mask station at the back of the shop and that became the task of the day ¡V really good to have something to keep the kids amused (and Steve too - trying to find the stations in each country ) Saw some beautiful silk PJs but decided it was a bit of a waste of money ¡V they were sooo expensive! We worked our way clockwise around the lake, had a bit of a detour into the Australian wine tasting tent (hic!) - well it was lunchtime by then !! but were too full from breakfast to try any food yet. I got the girls changed out of their princess dresses into Hawaiian Disney princess swimming cossies (a stroke of genius on my part even if I do say so myself. The were a hit with the CMs, kept the girls cool but didn't really look like swimming costumes so they were properly 'dressed'). I hadn¡¦t really explored the World showcase in any depth before and was pleasantly surprised how much there was off the main path whilst collecting tags for the masks at each country. We found Genie hidden in a back room in Morocco, discovered frozen lemonades on the way, listened to character telephone calls (Goofy I think!) in the USA, Steve tried sake in Japan, we stumbled across Belle sat reading a book in France, found Pooh & Eyeore in the shop in the UK and I'd never been up 'into Canada' before.
By this time Annabelle had fallen asleep, mam was wilting in the heat but Rachelle was feeling fine again! So we decided to take our customary afternoon swim at the villa & return in the evening for IllumiNations which unfortunately meant I would have to forego Mission Space which I was really, really looking forward to (NOT!!) It also meant that I would miss out on showing mam & dad the rest of Future World which I'm convinced would have been their favourite park of the holiday. Masks completed we picked up our photos on the way out (not too expensive when we split the cost) and headed 'home'.
The pool at the villa was decidedly cooler than it normally was (it was like bath water when we arrived) but we put that down to the temperature being that much hotter and made the most of cooling down !
The plan was to return to Epcot around 7ish to grab a counter service dinner in the Land, maybe take in one or more attractions and then watch the fireworks - silly me forgot that Future World shut earlier that World Showcase so we ended up staking a spot by Canada (partially obscured by trees unfortunately) & paying a fortune for nibbles from the Festival carts (though mam & Steve did manage to sneak in a large brandy each!). I have to admit that I did walk around the lake and get a teriyaki combo from Japan - it was a long walk but worth it !! Rachelle, true to form, slept through the fireworks and Annabelle befriended a couple from Cincinatti who shared their bench with us so we ended up having a very pleasant evening out.
Tomorrow - Typhoon Lagoon and a night without kids !!!
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Normally I wouldn't be excited to see women prance around in heels and neon under-things, but there was something different about Curvy Kate's "Star in a Bra" competition...and her name is Alice Jackson.
Jackson is one of ten finalists for Curvy Kate's annual competition that showcases plus-size women, and their curves, in the company's plus-size lingerie. Jackson is also a former anorexic.
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That's our society...it starts in school. Everybody gets a trophy just for participating then the govt fosters it as they grow. The "kids" we have been getting in the Navy the last several years are horrid to deal with. They all want something for nothing then when they don't get it they yell discrimination, favoritsim, soso talked mean to me and we have to go give them big hugs (exaggeration a lil) and the leadership has to have sensitivity training. No way this country can survive if we keep going in this direction. There will be all takers and no producers. Sorry...that's my rant for the day
Rest assured that we are not all raising kids like this. No matter who is in office.
You guys ROCK! I was just happy to find a website with other people who bake, and learn from them. There is no one in this small town that I know who bakes the way I do. To read your comments is inspiring and hopeful, and a very nice bonus discovery.
My experience with the young employees was unbearable and disturbing. I'd be working non-stop for hours and they'd be visiting in the break rooms: because they were all entitled to a free easy paycheck.
I have sworn to always bake as a hobby, and never ever as a job. Too many people with Champagne taste and Kool-Aid pocket books, and bad attitudes to boot.
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The Te Ata Statue ProjectIn August of 2012, USAO President John Feaver commissioned a committee with representatives from statewide arts organizations, the Chickasaw Nation, the donors and various university groups to select an artist and oversee the project.
The statue is to be located on the USAO campus, in front of Troutt Hall, making it prominently visible to campus residents and visitors alike.
CHICKASHA – Linda Addo scored her second hat trick of the season on the way to a USAO win over Mid-America Christian on Tuesday afternoon at Drover Pitch.
Addo had her hand in all four goals for the Drovers in the game. After being part of a double assist to Megan Wilkerson in the team's first goal, Addo went on to score three in a row in the second half. Vanessa Yates is credited with the other assist in the first goal.
CHICKASHA – A late goal for the Drovers gave them the victory in a Tuesday afternoon conference game against Mid-America Christian.
Freshman Stephen Owusu knocked he ball in off an assist by Nicolas Alberto with just 15 minutes remaining in the game.
Up to that point, the Drovers had 10 shots on goal without finding the net. Overall, the Drovers outshot the Evangels 30-8.
During the game, the most recent NAIA Men's Soccer poll was released, putting the Drovers third. It is the highest ranking the program has received.
CHICKASHA – Even though he only played for USAO one year, Dave Kunitz' relationship with the university extended nearly a decade and still remains an important part of his life.
Kunitz, a member of USAO's first men's soccer team in 1998, is the head coach for the United States Deaf Men's National Soccer Team. Additionally, he is a full time coach with Andromeda Football Club in Dallas and one of the leaders of Development Academy.
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The St. Louis Circuit Attorney issued a second-degree attempted robbery charge against 18-year-old Corie Harvey of St. Louis.
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ST. LOUIS–(KMOX)–The Missouri Attorney General's office is asking for an emergency stay to keep George Allen in prison, so that it can appeal a judge's decision to overturn Allen's conviciton for the rape and murder of a St. Louis woman […]
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ST. LOUIS–(KMOX)– A northside alderman says he's not intimidated by the attempted arson of his ward headquarters by a man allegedly upset over the alderman's effort to revoke a troublesome liquor licence. Alderman Antonio French stopped short […]
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ST. LOUIS–(KMOX)–She admits it's something she's talked about in her office, but Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce says she's against taking Chicago's lead and moving toward a lesser sentence for people caught with small amounts of […]
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McQuater left The Clovers in 1962, two years after Harold Lucas and Buddy Bailey splintered The Clovers into two groups--neither of which went anywhere. He went to work for the United States Postal Service, then returned to Dallas in 1972 to care for his ailing mother, who requested her son come home so they could spend her few remaining years together.
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McQuater insists he doesn't miss the spotlight, doesn't begrudge anyone the money he should have been paid then and now. He's content to sing in the Warren United Methodist church choir every Sunday, alongside his wife, while the two wait to see if they will have a house come Thanksgiving.
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In a tweet sent to the CSR Twitter account (Have you followed us yet? If not, you still have time!), Jason from Over the Cap linked a chart illustrating how much cap space the Panthers will have to dedicate to the 2013 draft class.
If you're one of those who has lost sleep at night worrying about how much cap space the Panthers are going to need to sign their rookies, then fear not. Based on the information he provided, the Panthers don't need that much cap space.
According to his chart, Carolina will have to commit $3,991,540 towards the 2013 salary cap for all five draft picks. (Of course, this is assuming they don't make any trades, so take this information with a grain of salt.)
Now that we know a ballpark figure of how much the Panthers need to have in reserve to keep their draft class, we can discuss any potential free agent moves the team may consider. The Falcons are planning to release veteran RT Tyson Clabo today for cap reasons, so if Gettleman felt inclined he could definitely make a phone call and try to add a veteran tackle on the cheap.
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Robots ring in the Chinese New Year with a disco dance-a-thon
Friday, January 27, 2012 - 1:30am
New Year is a huge thing in China, so to kick off The Year of the Dragon, Chinese TV's The Big Show showed off this amazing 14 robot dance troupe.
The routine starts off all pretty and ballet-like, but then the robots break out their hip hop moves and switch to standing on their heads. To finish up they give us some NFL-style end zone celebration poses.
Several other sites are saying that the music is based on the Tetris theme, but I'm pretty sure this is just a disco version of Brahms' Hungarian Dance Number 5.
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GLENDALE, Calif., May 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- FutureLogic, Inc., a leading developer of innovative ticket printing and couponing solutions, is pleased to announce the promotion of John Edmunds to the position of Chief Marketing Officer / Chief Sales Officer (CMO/CSO). In this new role, Edmunds will be responsible for global sales, marketing and product management. John joins Tony Shepherd (CFO), Peter Murphy (COO), and Mark Meyerhofer (CTO) on FutureLogic's C level executive team, and will report to Eric Meyerhofer, FutureLogic's CEO.
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December 2014
Ganesh Gopalakrishnan and Matthew Flatt named ACM Distinguished Scientist
Ganesh Gopalakrishnan and Matthew Flatt now have two things in common: Both are longtime University of Utah computer scientists who are passionate about computing, and both were recently honored with the title of Distinguished Scientists by the Association for Computing Machinery, or ACM.
On Dec. 4, the ACM recognized 49 scientists, engineers and educators as Distinguished Members for their contributions and impact on computing.
Gopalakrishnan, a professor of computer science and a 28-year veteran of the University of Utah, specializes in correctness of parallel programs and in multi-core computing chips and graphics processors. He was honored in part for his work in establishing firm criteria for the acceptance of computer software testing.
"Parallel computing methods underlie all of science and engineering, such as designing new products, predicting the weather or predicting the outcome of science experiments," he said.
A native of India, Gopalakrishnan traveled to New York in 1981 to attend Stony Brook University, where he received his doctorate in computer science. He immediately got a job at the U.
"I defended my thesis on a Friday and came here on the next Monday. I had my job lined up," he said.
And Gopalakrishnan said going to the U was his smartest decision ever.
"My attraction to the U was to both the [School of Computing] department's quality and reputation. It's also the fantastic outdoors," he says about his decision to work at the U. "It has been a very nurturing environment. I'm proud of the 17 doctoral students that have finished under my supervision."
Meanwhile, Flatt, a professor in the School of Computing, loves to dig deep into the computer code as a master of programming languages. Currently, he is working on a language called Racket.
"The reason I ended up in programming languages," he says, "is because I think I can provide tools to help people program better."
Flatt was always around computers while growing up. His father was a programmer, and Flatt liked playing around with the computer punch cards. But then he started writing programs on his first computers, which included the TRS-80 and a Commodore 64. "It was just an enjoyable task for me, and I had some aptitude for it," he said about programming.
After getting his doctorate in computer science at Rice University in Houston, Flatt arrived at the U in 1999 as a researcher, a decision, he says, that was obvious.
"The School of Computing has a really strong story for the traditional computing side - operating systems and programming languages - as well as for the application side," he says about the U's computer science department. It has been a great environment for someone like me who likes to build systems."
The ACM Distinguished Scientists for 2014 come from universities, corporations and research institutions from around the world, including those in Austria, Switzerland, Japan, India and the United Kingdom.
"[They are] drivers of the advances and inventions that are propelling the information revolution in new directions," ACM President Alexander Wolf said about this year's honorees. "Their creativity and commitment to their craft ensures that we will benefit as a society in the digital age."
For more information about the 2014 Distinguished Members, go to http://awards.acm.org/distinguished_member/
September 2014
U History of Technology Discussed at Conference
Faculty from the University of Utah's School of Computing will be participating in this year's Utah State History Conference Friday, Sept. 26 at The Leonardo. Members of the Entertainment Arts & Engineering video game school will be involved in a panel discussion about the history of video game development in Utah while SOC professor Mary Hall will host a panel about the U's legacy in computing, which included such pioneers as Alan Kay, John Warnock and Ed Catmull. The panels will be open to the public. more
School of Computing Welcomes Three New Faculty Members
Tamara Denning, Assistant Professor
Tamara Denning received her PhD working with Tadayoshi Kohno at the
University of Washington.
She received her B.S. in Computer Science from the University of
California, San Diego in 2007.
Tamara's interests are in the human aspects of computer security and privacy, ranging from understanding how people use and reason about current technologies to designing security and privacy that better matches the human and logistical needs of people around the technology - user and non-user alike. Past areas of work include security for implantable medical devices, the security of consumer technologies in the home, security and privacy issues surrounding augmented reality, and security toolkits for awareness and education. Tamara's work is published in both human-computer interaction and computer security venues, and has been covered by new outlets such as CNN, MSNBC, NY Times, and Wired.
Hari Sundar, Assistant Professor
Hari Sundar joins the University of Utah from the Institute for Computational Engineering & Sciences at the University of Texas at Austin where he was a Research Associate. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.
Dr. Sundar's research focuses on the development of computationally optimal parallel, high-performance algorithms, that are efficient and scalable on state-of-the-art architectures. It is driven by applications in biosciences and geophysics, such as cardiovascular mechanics, medical image analysis, and seismic wave propagation. A major contribution of his research has been the development of parallel algorithms for the solution of elliptic, parabolic, and hyperbolic PDEs using nonuniform discretizations based on Galerkin and discontinuous Galerkin schemes. Dr. Sundar's research has resulted in the development of state-of-the-art distributed algorithms for adaptive mesh refinement, geometric multigrid, fast Gauss transform and sorting.
Vivek Srikumar, Assistant Professor
Vivek Srikumar joins the School of Computing as an assistant professor in Fall 2014. Prior to this, he was a post-doctoral research fellow at Stanford University. He received his Ph.D from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Dr. Srikumar's research interests are driven by the increasing need to manage, analyze and understand large amounts of unstructured data, especially in textual form. He works on computational approaches that facilitate intelligent analysis of human languages and his research lies in the intersection of machine learning and natural language understanding. His work has involved the development of representations of text that capture its meaning. From the machine learning perspective, his research centers around the design of both learning algorithms, that can learn to predict structured representations of raw data, and also inference algorithms, that enable the prediction process to be scaled up to large collections of text.
July 2014
Miriah Meyer Receives NSF Career Award
Miriah Meyer receives NSF CAREER AWARD for her work "Design Decision Patterns for Visualizing Multivariate Graphs
Elaine Cohen receives John Gregory Memorial Award
Elaine Cohen was presented the John Gregory Memorial Award for her outstanding contributions to geometric modeling.
The John A. Gregory Award is presented to one or more individuals for Fundamental Contributions to Field of Geometric Modeling. The laureates are chosen by a committee operating privately and announced once every three years. Impact on the field over one's lifetime is an important criterion in making selections for this award. The award was presented at Schloss Dagstuhl.
May 2014
Graduation Reception Awards
This year the school recognized each of the following individuals.
- Outstanding Teaching Award // John Regehr
- Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award // Crystal Vivian
- Outstanding Graduating Computer Science Senior Award // Tyler Sorensen
- Outstanding Graduating Computer Engineering Senior Award // Mac Wibbels
- Outstanding Graduating Computer Engineering Senior Award // Leandro Watanabe
Each award recipient was given a plaque and small cash prize
Erik Brunvand Awarded Prestigious Appointment
Associate Professor Erik Brunvand from the School of Computing, has been appointed to the special rank of University Professor for the 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 academic years. Appointment to the prestigious rank of University Professor recognizes extraordinary skill in or commitment to university teaching with an emphasis on crossing conventional boundaries, interdisciplinary relationships, and a strong commitment to liberal education. The rank of University Professor offers faculty who have attained unusual distinction in undergraduate teaching the opportunity to launch a new project that will make a significant difference in our students educational experience. This project should reflect the rich traditions of inquiry or creative activity found in one or more of the four areas that constitute the Intellectual Explorations component of our students General Education studies, as well as courses that satisfy the University's graduation requirements. The two-year appointment includes a budget that may be used to complete the proposed project.
Professor Brunvand proposes to develop a course tentatively titled "Explorations in Digital Media" that will introduce undergraduate students from across campus to a variety of digital media subjects that also involve computation. He plans to emphasize hands-on projects that include both programming and physical/electronic artifacts. This will introduce students to computing and increase their technological fluency through digital media arts/technology projects. He will also organize a lecture series to be delivered by a slate of national and international speakers related to experimental digital media that will be open to the campus community.
Jeff Phillips Receives NSF Career Award
Jeff Phillips receives NSF NSF CAREER AWARD for his work "Foundations for Geometric Analysis of Noisy Data" more
March 2014
EAE Students Win Big
The University of Utah's #2 nationally ranked graduate game design program - just won the student showcase award for their game Cyber Heist at the international Independent Games Festival. more
January 2014
Ross Whitaker: School of Computing's New Director
Ross Whitaker became the new director of the School of Computing in January 2014. Since joining the School of Computing in 2000 as an assistant professor... more
Tyler Sorensen, CRA Undergrad Research Award Finalist
Tyler Sorensen, an undergraduate working with Ganesh Gopalakrishnan and Zvonimir Rakamaric was a finalist in the 2014 CRA UG Research Awards competition. more
December 2013
Ross Whitaker elected IEEE Fellow
IEEE Board of Directors elevated Ross Whitaker to IEEE Fellow, effective, January 1, 2014, for contributions to image and geometry processing, visualization, and medical image analysis.
Chris Johnson elected IEEE Fellow
IEEE Board of Directors elevated Chris Johnson to IEEE Fellow, effective, January 1, 2014, for leadership in scientific computing and scientific visualization.
November 2013
Graduate Student Receives Best Paper Award
Ben Jones, was awarded the "ACM Motion in Games 2013 Best Paper Award" for his paper titled "Dynamic Sprites." more
October 2013
Miriah Meyer Named PoPTech Science Fellow
The PopTech Fellows program aims to "accelerate the impact of emerging innovators and scientists working to solve some of the world's most pressing challenges."more
Data Center Engineering Certificate at the U
University of Utah's College of Engineering received approval for its new undergraduate certificate program in data center engineering. The new program is designed to prepare students to work in data centers run by government agencies and companies such as eBay, Oracle and Goldman Sachs. more
September 2013
SoC Awarded $2.4M for Computing Testbed
A team led by School of Computing faculty member Robert Ricci has received a $2.4 million grant from the National Science Foundation. More
September 2013
EAE and Magnetic by Nature featured at Salt Lake Comic Con
September 2013
Chris Johnson Receives Sidney Fernbach Award
Distinguished Professor Chris Johnson
for receiving the IEEE Computer Society 2013 Sidney Fernbach
award for "outstanding contributions and pioneering work
introducing computing, simulation, and visualization into
many areas of biomedicine"
The Sidney Fernbach Award is one of the IEEE Computer Society's highest awards, and recognizes outstanding contributions in the application of high performance computers using innovative approaches.
This will be awarded at SC'13 in Denver in Nov. 2013. more
June 2013
Undergrad Awarded Best Research Poster Award
Robert Christensen, was awarded the "SIGMOD 2013 Best Undergraduate Research Poster Award" for this work entitled: "Adaptive Log Compression For Massive Log Data." Robert is a student working with Professor Feifei Li.
June 2013
Student wins at ACM Student Research Competition
Tyler Sorensen, an undergraduate student was awarded first place at the student research competition held at the International Conference on Supercomputing 2013 more
April 2013
Wei-Fan Chiang receives NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship
Wei-Fan Chiang, a graduate student working with the School of Computing's Zvonimir Rakamaric and Ganesh Gopalakrishnan, has won the prestigious NVIDIA Graduate Fellowship more
March 2013
EAE Program No. 1 in Nation
The University of Utah's Entertainment Arts and Engineering program was recently ranked no. 1 by the Princeton Review more
March 2013
Chris Johnson Appointed CRA Board of Directors
Chris Johnson, director of the Scientific Computing and Imaging (SCI) Institute was recently elected a member of the CRA Board of Directors. more
December 2012
Ivan Sutherland Awarded Kyoto Prize
Ivan Sutherland, a former University of Utah computer science professor (1968-1974) and co-founder of Salt Lake City's Evans & Sutherland has won the 2012 Kyoto Prize. more
November 2012
Miriah Meyer Selected as 2013 Ted Fellow
SoC assistant professor Miriah Meyer has been named a 2013 TED Fellow, recognizing her efforts in interactive visualization systems that help scientists make sense of complex data. more
November 2012
Students Win Supercomputing Competition
Six students from the School of Computing won an international technology competition Thursday, bringing attention to the U and the growing field of supercomputing. more
September 2012
Ganesh Gopalakrishnan Wins Beacons of Excellence Award
Ganesh Gopalakrishnan will receive the award which recognizes excellence in creating and offering a transformational experience to undergraduate students. more
July 2012
Zvonimir Rakamaric receives Prestigious Award
Zvonimir Rakamaric received the prestigious Software Engineering Innovation Foundation (SEIF) award. His research proposal was among the 10 awarded proposals that were chosen from more than 100 submissions from around the world. more
June 10, 2012
Miriah Meyer selected as Faculty Fellow
Miriah has been selected as one of seven Microsoft Research Faculty Fellows for 2012. The award recognizes innovative, promising new faculty members from research institutions around the world for their advancements in computing research. more
June 7, 2012
Students Learn Computer Graphics at Summer Camp
30 high school student participate in the Entertainment Arts and Engineering (EAE) Summer Camp. more
April 19, 2012
New USTAR Building Dedicated
The James L. Sorenson Molecular Biotechnology Building-A USTAR Innovation Center marks the beginning of a new era of interdisciplinary translational research at the University of Utah. more
March 12, 2012
Utah's Tech Jobs Get a Lift
Last year, Utah created jobs at a faster pace than any other state in the country... NPR Storys years Organick Lecture Series more
March 10, 2012
David E. Shaw to present Organick Lecture Series
David E. Shaw, chief scientist at D. E. Shaw Research will present the talks at this years Organick Lecture Series more
March 1, 2012
EU's EAE Program Ranked 3rd in Nation
The University of Utah's Entertainment Arts and Engineering Program is ranked 3rd in the nation by the Princeton Review. SL Tribune
January 10 , 2012
Ed Catmull to be UofU Commencement Speaker
School of Computing alum Ed Catmull (PhD '74), will deliver the 2012 University of Utah general commencement address on May 4th. more
December 29, 2011
Catmull Film added to National Film Registry
The 1972 experimental film "A Computer Animated Hand" by Utah alum, Ed Catmull has been added to the National Film Registry. more
December 7, 2011
Chuck Hansen Elected IEEE Fellow
Chuck Hansen has been elected an IEEE Fellow in recognition of his extraordinary accomplishments in the development of visualization tools. more
December 6, 2011
John Regehr Receives 2011 Google Research Award
Congratulations John! more
November 30, 2011
SoC Undergrad Received an Honorable Mention as a 2012 CRA Outstanding UG Researcher
Grant Ayers recently was awarded an honorable mention as a 2012 CRA UG Researcher. more
November 3, 2011
U Student Scores Sci-Fi Win at Film
When third-year film student Luke Hartvigsen set out to make a sci-fi thriller he was not interested in giving viewers an answer to life's questions, but only in making them think about such things as reality vs. virtuality and the thin line that technology draws between the two. more
November 3, 2011Super Computing 2012 Hosted in Salt Lake City
November 3, 2011
Extreme Data Management Center in the News
November 3, 2011
SoC Undergrad Wins $10K in Programming Contest
September 26, 2011
UofU Create New Video Game to Help Kids with Cancer
Even super heroes need a chance to get better, especially if they've been fighting their arch-nemesis and a robotic crab that just won't go away. At least, that's the premise behind a video game developed at the University of Utah to help children with cancer during their treatment.more , SL Tribune
July 29, 2011
Best Paper Award at 2nd MultiClust Workshop
Congratulations to Jeff Phillips, Parasaran Raman and Suresh Venkatasubramanian
Jeff Phillips, Parasaran Raman and Suresh Venkatasubramanian, Discovering, Summarizing and Using Multiple Clusterings (held in conjunction with ECML-PKDD 2011) "Generating A Diverse Set Of High-Quality Clusterings"
July 1, 2011
School of Computing Welcomes Five New Faculty Members
Feifei Li, Assistant Professor
Before joing Utah Dr. Li was an assistant professor at the Computer Science Department, Florida State University, from August 2007 to July 2011. Before that, he obtained his B.S. in computer engineering from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore in 2002 and PhD in computer science from Boston University in 2007. His research focuses on large scale data management, such as query processing, indexing, and query optimization in databases. He also works on probabilistic data, text/string processing, semantic web/graph data (e.g., RDF), data processing using MapReduce, as well as security and privacy issues in data management. Some of his research projects collaborate with Microsoft Research, IBM Research, and AT&T Labs. His research has been actively supported by NSF, HP Labs, FSU, and the Florida Department of Revenue. He has won an NSF career award in 2011, the best presenter award in IBM T.J. Watson research center's summer Intern lecture series in 2006, and the IEEE ICDE best paper award in 2004.
Miriah Meyer, Assistant Professor
Miriah is an assistant professor in the School of Computing at the University of Utah working within the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute. Her research focuses on the synergistic relationship of visualization and interaction for enabling scientific discovery from large, multidimensional data. Recently she has focused on working with genomics and molecular biology data. She obtained her bachelors degree in astronomy and astrophysics at Penn State University, and earned a PhD in computer science from the University of Utah. Prior to joining the faculty at Utah Miriah was a postdoctoral research fellow at Harvard University and a visiting scientist at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard.
Miriah is a receipiant of a 2009 and 2010 NSF/CRA Computing Innovation Fellow award. She was also awarded a 2006 AAAS Mass Media Fellowship that landed her a stint as a science writer for the Chicago Tribune. Miriah is on the organizing committee for the inaugural IEEE Symposium on Biological Data Visualization.
Jeff Phillips, Assistant Professor
Jeff Phillips has a BS in Computer Science and BA in Math from Rice University and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Duke University where he was supported by an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship. Jeff is a recipient of a 2009 and 2010 NSF/CRA Computing Innovations Postdoctoral Fellow award. His interests span the areas of algorithms, data mining, machine learning, databases, and computational statistics, specifically those areas relevant to processing and understanding uncertainty in large scientific data sets.
Zvonimir Rakamaric, Assistant Professor (joining January 2012)
Zvonimir Rakamaric was a postdoctoral fellow at Carnegie Mellon University in Silicon Valley, where he is also working closely with researchers from the Robust Software Engineering Group at NASA Ames Research Center. He received his Ph.D. and M.Sc. from the Department of Computer Science at the University of British Columbia, where his supervisor was Alan Hu. Zvonimir grew up and did his undergrad in Croatia.
The main focus of Zvonimir's research is developing practical methods, techniques, and tools for improving reliability and correctness of complex systems. Currently, his emphasis is on highly automatic and scalable analysis techniques for software, in particular for concurrent software. He is interested in any technique that supports those goals, such as extended static checking, automated theorem proving, model checking, and runtime verification.
Jur van den Berg, Assistant Professor
Dr. Jur van den Berg obtained his MSc in Computer Science at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, in 2003. He obtained his PhD in Computer Science at Utrecht University, the Netherlands in 2007 with his thesis titled "Path Planning in Dynamic Environments". After that, he has been a postdoctoral researcher at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (2007-2009, 2010-2011), and at the University of California, Berkeley (2009-2010). Since the summer of 2011, Jur is assistant professor in the School of Computing at the University of Utah. Jur's research interests lie in algorithmic robotics, with a particular focus on robot collision avoidance, planning, and control in application domains such as medical robotics, crowd simulation, virtual environments and computer games, autonomous transportation, and personal robotics.
May 4, 2011
EAE DAY 2011 featured in the news
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April 3, 2011
Weibin Sun selected 2011 NVIDIA Graduate Fellow
Congratulations to Weibin Sun selected as a 2011 NVIDIA Graduate Fellow. Weibin, a second-year PhD student in the Flux Research Group, was selected for this highly-competitive award for his work on "Augmenting Operating Systems With The GPU."
March 16, 2011
New Undergraduate Student Lounge Dedicated
The School of Computing is please to announce the completion of a new undergraduate student lounge in the Merrill Engineering Building. The new 1200 square foot space will give undergrad students a place to study, relax and interact with one another. The dedication ceremonies were held on March 16th, when students, faculty and staff packed the halls of the Merrill building to participate in the celebration. The new space was made possible with a generous donation from CS alum John LaLonde. John received his B.S. in computer science from the U in 1989. He is currently the CTO of Abstrax Inc. a software development located in Tempe, Arizona.
"I felt I received the best education money could buy when I was at the U. At that time no one else provided the blend of rigorous theory and practical application. It allowed me to hit the ground at a full sprint. I believed it was my moral obligation to give back to an institution that treated me so well. Hopefully this lounge will create an environment that will allow students to weave a strong social fabric and network that can be a springboard to help each other create new industries and paradigms that will change the world. I would only ask that they then remember the institution that served them so well." - John LaLonde (BS '89)
February 18, 2011
Tom Fletcher Receives NSF Career Award
Tom Fletcher recently received a 5 year, $400,000 NSF CAREER award. This award will be used to develop nonlinear statistical models and classification procedures for time-varying shape and investigate their application to biomedical image analysis problems. Tom will work with collaborators at the Brain Institute to apply these methods to further our understanding of developmental disorders such as Autism and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's. Tom is part of the SCI Institute and a USTAR faculty member.
November 18, 2010
The University of Utah's Entertainment Arts & Engineering program cordially invite
you to attend an Open House celebrating the opening of our new Master Games Studio
Please visit us on
- Wednesday, December 1st
- Film and Media Arts Building
- 370 South 1530 East
- (directly south of the library)
Come see the new space, meet our students, and enjoy some light refreshments
12.22.2010 : UofU Student - "Tech Student of the Month" more
12.20.2010 : "Getting a Degree in Gaming" - SL Tribune more
12.17.2010 : U of Utah: No. 1 for Startups more
Matt Might vs. Cyber Criminals more
A Conversation with Ed Catmull more
11.17.2010 : Mary Hall named ACM Distinguished Scientist more
11.2010 : Chris Johnson awarded Visualization Career Award more
10.27.2010 : "Getting the Big Picture Quickly" more
NSF funds Computer Systems Research Center at the New Mexico Consortium in Los Alamos more
August 23, 2010
Professor Mary Hall Awarded $1.25M in DARPA Grant
TItle-Echelon: Extreme scale Compute Hierarchies with Efficient Locality Optimized Nodes
Grant summary: We propose to develop fundamental new technologies that will enable the construction of agile ubiquitous high-performance computing (UHPC) systems by 2018. These technologies will enable construction of systems that achieve energy efficiency of 20pJ/FLOP, are easy to program, and are resilient in the face of both component failures and malicious attacks. The project will consist of a Phase I for the first two years, which will produce a design concept backed by research studies. A Phase II activity over the next two years will produce a system simulator and prototype software stack. University of Utah's role in this project will be to contribute to the programming model design and compiler technology for the new architecture.
SoC Student in the News for Hot Selling iPhone App more
7.22.2010 : "Data Mining Made Faster" more
Twitter Moves to Utah more
July 12, 2010
University of Utah Selected for Annual HP Labs Innovation Research Program
Salt Lake City, Utah, July 12, 2010 - Rajeev Balasubramonian from School of Computing at the University of Utah has been selected to participate in the prestigious HP Labs Innovation Research Program. The program is designed to provide colleges, universities and research institutes around the world with opportunities to conduct breakthrough collaborative research with HP. Professor Balasubramonian, will collaborate with HP Labs on a research initiative focused on Meeting Datacenter Demands with Novel DRAM Architectures.
Professor Balasubramonian joined the School of Computing in 2003. He has been working on computer architecture research topics, with a primary focus on performance and power optimizations for multi-core systems. His recent foray into memory system research began with a collaboration with colleague, Professor Al Davis, and several students of the Utah Arch research group. The team delved into the primary reasons behind energy inefficiencies in modern DRAM systems, especially within large-scale datacenters. The team grew to include Utah alumnus Dr. Naveen Muralimanohar of HP Labs and Dr. Norm Jouppi, Director of the Exascale Computing Lab at HP. The group concluded that order of magnitude improvements to the memory system are possible with an overhaul of the memory architecture. Initial ideas in this direction have been articulated in a recent paper at the prestigious ISCA conference.
The award from HP's Innovation Research Program will help Utah researchers explore the many design issues required to validate their ideas. The team is considering ways to activate the minimum memory circuitry required to access data and effect data transfer with photonic communication. Says Prof. Balasubramonian, "The collaboration with HP is vital to ground our research in industrial constraints. It greatly improves our chances of impacting the designs of DRAM memory vendors in the next 10 years."
HP reviewed more than 375 proposals from 202 universities across 36 countries. The University of Utah is one of only 52 universities in the world to receive a 2010 Innovation Research award. The HP Labs Innovation Research Program is designed to encourage open collaboration between HP and the academic community on mutually beneficial, high-impact research. This year's proposals were solicited on a range of topics within the eight broad research themes at HP Labs - analytics, cloud, content transformation, digital commercial print, immersive interaction, information management, intelligent infrastructure and sustainability.
"Our goal with the HP Labs Innovation Research Program is to inspire the brightest minds from around the world to conduct high-impact scientific research, addressing the most important challenges and opportunities facing society in the next decade," said Prith Banerjee, senior vice president of research at HP and director of HP Labs.
Chris Johnson Awarded the 2010 Rosenblatt Award more
MACHINIMA in the SL Tribune more
New Executive Graduate Program in Video Game Development more
Huy Vo Awarded NVIDIA Fellowship for Second Year Running more


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Rumor: Motorola Droid Reaching End of Life
Some interesting news to report tonight. Apparently a document leaked recently in the Droid Forums indicating that the original Motorola Droid has reached end of life status (say it ain't so Verizon!). This means it will be phased out of Verizon's system in the next month or two. ...Read More