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NPD Video Game Sales Figures Show Second-Best November EverMarket research firm NPD Group released this afternoon the highlights from its full November 2009 video game sales report. As anticipated, Modern Warfare 2 and Nintendo hardware posted figures dwarfing all competition in their respective categories. Those tremendous sales numbers were not enough to offset the softer sales the rest of the video game industry continues to endure. NPD analyst Anita Frazier sees 2009 as a strong year despite the decline relative to last and says, "I think we all have to realize the incredible year that was 2008."
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REDMOND, Wash. – Jan. 16, 2013 – "I need help." "I want to know whether my friends and family are OK." "I want to help."
Those tend to be the three main reactions after natural disasters strike, said Tony Surma, chief technology officer for Microsoft's Disaster Response team.
HelpBridge, a free new mobile app from Microsoft, aims to support those primary needs. Available today in the U.S. for Windows Phone, Android, and iOS, HelpBridge is designed to make it easy to connect with friends and family during a large-scale disaster such as an earthquake or a hurricane. It also enables users to give time, money and resources to support relief and rebuilding efforts.
When disasters occur, the first thing people who were impacted want to do is to reach friends and family, said James Rooney, program manager for Microsoft Citizenship's Technology for Good program, which developed the app. HelpBridge lets users build a list of friends and family they would want to contact in an emergency. With a few swipes, they can let all those contacts know via SMS, email or Facebook if they're OK or if they need help. The alert can also give a user's exact location via their phone's GPS capabilities.
HelpBridge also provides three easy ways to support relief and recovery efforts in the wake of a disaster, Rooney said. People can use the app to donate funds quickly to a broad range of relief agencies including the American Red Cross, CARE and Global Giving. They can also find out what goods and resources relief agencies on the ground need — making sure they send items such as tents, gloves, and pet food to the right places. Finally, HelpBridge lists real-time volunteering opportunities posted by relief agencies, enabling users to directly or indirectly support relief efforts with their time.
HelpBridge grew out of Microsoft's longstanding commitment to disaster response, Surma said. His global team leverages the company's technology to help relief agencies, nonprofits, and governments respond when a natural disaster occurs. Microsoft has gained valuable knowledge and insight into these crises through its work, he said.
During recent natural disasters such as the ones that struck Haiti and Japan, Microsoft's global response team saw technology spin up to help people connect with friends, family and relief efforts, Rooney said. But those technologies tended to be built quickly, were specific to the disaster region, and became obsolete in the weeks and months after a disaster.
Rather than recreate technology after each disaster, why not build something "disaster-agnostic" and have it in place no matter where or when disaster strikes? That was the initial spark behind HelpBridge.
The team focused first on helping people connect with loved ones through their smartphones, which have become key communication tools when disaster strikes, said Gisli Olaffson, Emergency Response Director for NetHope. "The simpler we can make it for people to let others know if they are fine or if they need assistance, the more likely they are of being able to get that information out," he said. "Microsoft's HelpBridge mobile app is a great addition to the tools people have for reporting their needs and their status following any natural disaster."
Microsoft also worked with a range of relief agencies and nonprofits as it developed HelpBridge. Rather than reinvent the wheel, it talked to partners such as the Mobile Giving Foundation, VolunteerMatch, Aidmatrix and Network for Good to help users make an impact, Surma said. "We really wanted to provide a breadth of opportunities to match the breadth of generosity people provide after a disaster."
Tying everything together on the back end is Microsoft Windows Azure, an open and flexible cloud platform that makes all the different services easy to use and incredibly reliable, he said.
Surma encouraged consumers to download HelpBridge and take a few minutes to set it up.
"When disaster strikes, you don't want to be fumbling with your phone and trying to find your mom's number," he said. "Spending a little time now can pay off in spades."
Likewise, Rooney hopes the app can help facilitate giving when disasters strikes. He pointed to the millions of people who have responded in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, which will likely be the most expensive disaster in U.S. history. HelpBridge could have helped donors find new ways to give.
"People have been extremely generous donating their time and money after Sandy," he said. "HelpBridge could be a simple way to bump up donations or help people find new volunteer opportunities. If we can direct consumers to give easily, that's really what it's all about."
Microsoft Resources:
How to Be Prepared for Disasters
Microsoft Disaster Response
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Blog Posts:
HelpBridge: a New Mobile App to Get Help and Give Help During a Disaster - Jan. 16, 2013
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Michigan State fans lucky enough to get tickets are making travel plans right now to head to the Rose Bowl. The CEO of the Southfield construction company Barton Malow will be among those in the stadium, with a unique perspective. His company helped renovate the iconic stadium. VIDEO: Click on the video player above to watch the story from Fox 2's Robin Schwartz, or read it below_______For the last three years a major renovation, upgrade and beautification process has been underway to make the Rose Bowl shine. We now know Michigan State will we there for the upcoming 100th anniversary game, but you may not have known Southfield company Barton Malow handled the construction project along with another firm in California."With Michigan State being there, being fortunate to be involved in the 100th anniversary upgrade of the stadium and being involved in numerous committees at the university, this is a unique time and a great time to be a Spartan," Ben Maibach, the CEO of Barton Malow says. He is a proud 1969 graduate. His office makes it obvious from the basketball signed by Tom Izzo, to the football helmet autographed by Mark Dantonio. "Go green, go white!" he laughs. Shawn Holliser, another Spartan, was the project manager. He actually moved to California for a few years as the company upgraded utilities, concessions, suites, restaurants, and the press box as part of the $160 million project. "The Rose Bowl's extremely iconic. It's just a one of a kind place to go see a football game. So everyone that hasn't been out there, it will take your breath away and it's extremely exciting to see. Green and white will be all over the field," says Holliser. In all, about 30 Michigan State grads work for the company, including Alexis here, and we're told at least 16 will be in the crowd New Year's Day. The CEO will be there, along with his wife, whom he met in college. Sean has plans to be there, too. "Do you get special seats?"Holliser answers, "No, I do not get special seats. Nope, I actually have my seats through Michigan State as a season ticket holder ... but we are, obviously, trying to get as many as possible,"He's hoping it's a lucky sign that a team led by Spartans set the stage for the big game where their alma mater will soon take the field.
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Thuy from My Paper Wheel shows us how to create a house for Santa's letters. It's a special place your kids can keep their wish list and it can be a memorable tradition year after year!
DIY: Letters to Santa House
With the Christmas just around the corner and we are starting to decorate our home for the holidays. Letters to Santa will be starting soon and I am here to share with you a cute idea for your letters to Santa.
Cardboard House (I found mine at Michael's for under $3.00 before using my 40% off coupon)
Washi Tape
White Pom Pom ribbon
Baker's Twine
Chalkboard Cards (found in most craft stores)
Mini Clothespin (found in most craft stores)
I liked the look of the natural color of the house. If you wanted, the house would be very cute painted first. I simply took some of the white pom pom ribbon and hot glued it to the top of the house. I took some red and white stripe washi tape and outlined the rest of the house.
I used the baker twine and attached it in the corner of the house with hot glue and added the little chalkboard card sign and wrote "Letters to Santa" with chalk and attached it with a mini clothespin. Viola! Easy and super simple. This is something you could bring out every Christmas season and have the kids place their letters to Santa in there and in return, Santa can leave them messages too!
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Melodic piano notes trickle in the background of the trailer for Breath In, starring Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, and Amy Ryan. The dramatic film comes from the acclaimed director Drake Doremus, who also directed Like Crazy, in which Jones starred as well.
The trailer for Breath In starts with some precious family bonding over a classic game of Jenga, complete with giggling as the tower collapses. But then drama escalates when Sophie Williams (Jones) moves in as an exchanged student from the U.K. and seriously shakes things up.
After murmuring to the father of her host family, Keith (Pearce), that ''one day you'll be free,'' theatrics unfold and sexual tension between bespectacled Keith and schoolgirl Williams bubbles over and soon ignites in a full-on frenzy. Tears stream and a symphony sounds as chaos unravels.
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I read somebody's post today on Facebook about how when you become a parent that going out to the bar, drinking until 4am, sleeping until noon, thinking about YOURSELF all become not "fun" anymore.
Trade that in for the moments of watching children's movies, hearing "i love you", cuddling with your kids on the couch, saying prayers at night and things like that are the new "fun."
If you haven't figured it out already, being a parent WILL limit your social life.
Okay, I guess it doesn't for everybody. But it should. You should WANT to trade-in some of your "former funs" for the different kind of "fun" you'll have with your kids. It's special and hard to describe in words.
My kids drive me nuts. They are a lot of work. They test my patience every day.
But I love them to death. When I put them to bed every night, I wish that I could just hold all 3 of them as close to me as possible when I sleep. I wish I could put them all in a backpack and have them at work with me all day. I wish there was more time in the day to spend with them. I wish I could be a stay-at-home dad sometimes and my wife could be the one that works.
Parenting is special. Embrace it. I know it goes by SO fast, I try to remind myself of that every day...


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Your kitchen can be a great resource for homemade soothing remedies that will help little ones stay comfortable as they battle winter germs. Watch this video and learn how to make a homemade electrolyte pop that will help kids stay hydrated when they're not very interested in eating or drinking.
Homemade Electrolyte Pop
- 1/2 cup orangejuice
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Have you ever received a $500 tip? Have you ever given a $500 tip? There's a movement going across the country called Aaron's Wish that has a woman in Fraser feeling like her prayers were answered.
Ashley Perez of Fraser went to work at Buffalo Wild Wings, hoping to earn enough money to buy formula for her 6-month old daughter.
She waited tables for a few hours and then her last table of the day offered her an amazing surprise.
John Wray, along with a group of his work colleagues from the company BRTRC, told Ashley about an organization called Aaron's Wish -- then promptly gave Ashley a $500 tip.
Play the video in the player above to get the full story from Fox 2's Maurielle Lue.
Aaron Collins of Kentucky died three weeks after he turned 30. He outlined three things he wanted when he died: to repay his parents any debt he may have owed, to give a homeless person some money and to leave "an awesome tip" for a waiter or waitress.
"I'm not talking about 25%. I mean $500 for a #@**!pizza," Collins wrote in his will, according to his brother.
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It's an age-old debate in the arena of sports: is it ever acceptable to root against one's own team? The argument can live in many contexts. There's cheering failure for the sake of a better draft pick, a nice consolation prize to a season full of sucking. There's pulling for a random piece of historical failure. For example, a no-hitter at your team's expense; a perfect game; a dude going for the cycle; an opposing pitcher with 299 wins. That kind of thing. And there is the extended streak of poor play that falls shy of the entire season, but still "achieves" a mark.
Milwaukee Brewers fans find themselves swimming precisely in those waters today.
Congratulations to the Milwaukee Brewers for compiling the statistical worst month in franchise history. That's right, no matter the outcome of tonight's ballgame against Philly, your True Blue Brew Crew cannot avoid infamous futility.
Throughout this month-long swoon, I've labored to adopt a glass-half-full "thought of the day" to ease the pain. Here's one for ya today – Rickie Weeks has a 7-game hitting streak! But you know what? At some point I don't think it's crazy to "root" for failure. Maybe that's wrong choice of words. "Embrace" is perhaps the best way to put it. There's a certain comfort in expecting, even hoping for loss. It's infinitely less stressful than winning, that's for sure. And when a team is as appalling as the present Milwaukee Brewers, it might as well be historically dreadful. At least then it's not just a casual aside of "remember how bad it was that one May in the early 2010s?" We'll never forget the 2013 Milwaukee Brewers. And it can only get better from here, right? Right? Tell me they'll win at least 7 games in June. Seriously...tell me.


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This is in fact ACTOR.........Jared Leto.
Jared Leto graces the summer issue of "Candy" magazine dressed in drag.
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Norwich - A recent sixth-grade trip to the Preston Farm corn maze went awry when three girls found a small 3-ounce bottle of vodka, sampled the alcohol and were transported to The William W. Backus Hospital as a precaution after another student told a teacher, school officials said.
The incident occurred Oct. 25, when about 70 sixth-graders accompanied by six teachers took a field trip to the popular corn maze on Route 2.
Kelly Middle School Principal William Peckrul said he received a call from one of the teachers on the field trip alleging that some students had been drinking. Peckrul's investigation revealed that three girls found the small "nip" bottle in the corn field and took sips.
Emergency response crews were called from Poquetanuck and Preston City volunteer fire departments and American Ambulance. Preston Resident State Trooper Timothy Paige, town Fire Chief Tom Casey, and Kelly Middle School Resource Officer Anthony Gomes also went to the scene.
The three students were transported by ambulance to Backus and were released. Peckrul said none of the students became ill from the incident. All three students were disciplined, but Peckrul declined to comment on specifics of the discipline.
He said he contacted all parents of students who went to the corn maze.
A second sixth-grade group had been scheduled to visit the Preston Farm corn maze the following week but went instead to a corn maze at Buttonwood Farms in Griswold, Peckrul said.
Superintendent Abby Dolliver said she received some calls from concerned parents and dispelled rumors that the incident was more serious or that the students had brought the liquor to the field trip.
Dolliver said she was satisfied with the actions of the principal, teachers and the school resource officer to the incident.
Jerry Grabarek, owner of Preston Farm, said he has been running a corn maze for the past 14 years, and this was the first incident involving a school field trip. He said he inspects the maze, but it would be impossible to traverse the entire elaborate design, designed to mark the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg.
He said the liquor bottle was not in a path, but had been thrown into the corn field. It was concealed by the green stalks until recently, when the stalks dried out and withered.
Grabarek attributed the incident to too many students and too few teachers or chaperones. He said students raced into the maze before he could give instructions about staying on the paths and following the design.
He said he doesn't mind student exuberance and said he never had a problem in the past.
"It was an unfortunate incident," Grabarek said. "Those girls were just not thinking. There were too many kids, not enough chaperones. That's the bottom line."
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of explosives and never had any evil intentions. Qasawa's franchised Tubby's sub shop was raided by the
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Bloomfield, where authorities carried out evidence in large boxes.
The FBI investigated Qasawa's "collection" for all things
explosive, detailed in a nine-page criminal complaint released to FOX 2 from
the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Qasawa allegedly purchased several guns, fuses, replica
grenades, and other materials online. The
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of replicating them for the Fourth of July. Ribitwer claims, "He has no evil
intent. He has no malicious intent, and none of these products were intended to
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Mr. Qasawa's history as a good franchisee/store operator."
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Hi all! Been a long time since we've hosted a 12x12 Quickpage Exchange but I'm back here to do just that!
Here's a new kit I created called Merry & Bright :)
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* If you are not familiar with the process of creating a quick page, we have a couple of tutorials to help you in our forums.
* If you are unable to create a .png file, please design your quick page by creating your layout and using a white or black area (whichever is of most contrast to your layout) for the photo placements. Save your layout as a flattened .jpg file at full resolution (unless you are submitting a png file already). Please share this file and then post in this thread that you need help poking the holes for the pictures and I will help do those for you.
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A 33-year-old panhandler was fatally shot Sunday evening in Pontiac. A customer at a Mobil gas station spotted Nils Vikstrom on the ground around 7:15 p.m. and called 9-1-1.
Vikstrom's blood is still visible in the snow outside the gas station. Investigators followed a trail of blood to a strip mall across the street.
Once there, Oakland County Sheriff's deputies encountered a 35-year-old man from Troy, the owner of a gaming cafe called Reel Amusement. He is also an employee of a Metro PCS store. He told investigators there was a confrontation, that he shot Vikstrom, and gave them the gun.
"He had relayed he felt threatened," said Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard.
The sheriff explained Vikstrom had a reputation for being aggressive. He had four convictions for being a public nuisance and disorderly and an assault. Vikstrom had just been released from Havenwyck Mental Hospital a few days ago and had been picked up by police at a Speedway in Auburn Hills for panhandling earlier on Sunday. They dropped him off at a nearby McDonald's.
At some point, police said Vikstrom made his way a mile down University Drive to the strip mall where he was shot three times.
Investigators said Vikstrom had no weapons on him. They are now reviewing surveillance video to try to determine just what happened.
The store owner, who allegedly fired those fatal shots, is in the Oakland County Jail pending possible charges.
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I'm the author of a natural language programming tool called EngScript, which automatically translates English sentences into Python source code.
For reference, I've posted a link to questions with tags that I'm interested in.
Right now, I'm searching for a parser that can handle ambiguous grammars.
In theory, it would be possible to represent JavaScript code using Polish notation:
def sum , foo , bar baz {
; var theSum + foo + bar baz
; = return theSum
for var i 0 < i 10 ++ i {
; print sum 5 5
foreach current [ , 1 , 2 3 ] {
; print current
In theory, it would also be possible to create a very concise programming language with implicitly defined parameters:
isDivisibleBy: (foo % bar) == 0
//This is a function with 2 parameters: foo and bar.
isEven: isDivisibleBy(foo, 2)
isOdd: !isEven(param1)
firstCharacter: theString[0]
lastCharacter: theString[theString.length - 1]
firstNCharacters: theString[0:end]
firstCharacterIsLastCharacter: firstCharacter(stringParameter) == lastCharacter(stringParameter)
printEach: for current in anArray{ print current }
http://rosettacode.org/ is one of the most comprehensive programming language references I've ever found.
Optionally-typed programming languages are really awesome: they combine the type safety of languages like Java with the conciseness of languages like Python.
Some cool things that I've made:
an English-to-Javascript translation project: http://jsfiddle.net/6TWta/2/
Someday, I hope it will be possible to create a programming language that mixes code from different languages into a single file, like this:
Python {
def foo():
return "foo"
Ruby {
def bar
return foo + " was called from Python."