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Communications hub plays key role in relaying embassy based spying
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American Intelligence warns jihadists are recruiting engineers to examine vulnerabilities in unmanned aircraft
DIA notes that such a plot 'would result in an international and domestic backlash as the ISI is already under significant criticism for intimidation and extra-judicial killings'
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did I've missed the thread or isn't there a discussion about the missing email client? After I've read this article I must ask: are you serious?
In Germany we have a word for this: Rohrkrepierer. That means that something is stillborn. I hope the playbook won't be stillborn just because of a missing feature. It's such a good device, and yes, everyone could check the mails via browser at his providers website, but hey, RIM has always been known for the push mail service. Blackberry is known for perfect email handling.
Can someone tell me when this update will be released? I'm thinking about an email client app....
(no, it's not an complainment, even when it sounds like one).
Crackberry also has a post on this as well, so I'd say its pretty much set in stone that, NO, the PB will NOT have a stand-alone email client.
It WILL have Bridge, which can be used to access all of your PIM information on your BB smartphone.
That pretty-much makes it an accessory for your BB smartphone at this point. I can understand the decision as it is a Wifi only device at this point.
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To add further fuel to the fire that he might no longer be with WWE soon, the trademark for Hornswoggle has been allowed to lapse. That will definitely cause people to think that management is purposely getting rid of things associated with the recently suspended performer. This could just be something as simple as management not wanting to produce any more merchandise for him.
October 2, 2015
WWE bans Neidhart merchandise
In order to help Jim Neidhart make more money, an independent manufacturing company decided to produce some merchandise for the former tag team champion. That did not sit well with WWE, who sent them a cease and desist letter. The company claims that Neidhart is under an exclusive merchandise deal with them, even though they do not create any products specifically for him to profit off.
September 30, 2015
Heath Slater frustrated again
It appears that Heath Slater is frustrated with how he is being used by WWE again. Through social media, a fan asked him where they could get his merchandise. Slater responded that they would normally be able to purchase them through the official website of the company, but management does not have time for him. The former 3MB member has not been used on Monday Night Raw in quite some time.
September 13, 2015
WWE divas action figures
Merchandise sales have long played a part in WWE deciding who to push. That bodes well for Paige, as it has now been revealed she sells more action figures than the other divas. Since kids are easier to influence, it should come as no surprise as baby face divas sell more products than their heel counterparts. Being on Total Divas also helps the female performers move merchandise as well.
September 6, 2015
Mysterio returning to WWE
In an update on the potential return to WWE by Rey Mysterio, it is being said that he will only consider the possibility if things are on his terms. For starters, he is not entertaining the idea of being on that hectic road schedule full time. He wants a part time deal like a couple of the big name guys have been given. Mysterio would also want a good percentage of the merchandise sales.
September 4, 2015
NXT stars resent Blue Pants
Whenever she makes an appearance in NXT, the fans go absolutely nuts over Blue Pants. Rumor has it, though, that she is not nearly as popular backstage with the developmental wrestlers. There is resentment towards her because she is not officially under contract to WWE. That means that she does not have to give up a cut of her merchandise sales, and she does not have to go through the daily training.
September 3, 2015
Daniel Bryan making shirts
WWE made the decision to send Daniel Bryan to the Comic Con event in Chicago this week, and they might be regretting that now. The former world heavyweight champion was asked about merchandise. Bryan stated that he has been poor before, so he has no qualms with fans making their own shirts instead of buying official gear. He actually encouraged people to do so. Management might not like those comments much.
August 21, 2015
Rob Van Dam contract status
During a recent interview, Rob Van Dam revealed some rather interesting details about his business relationship with WWE. While he is not officially under contract as a performer, the former world heavyweight champion is not legally allowed to work for TNA or ROH because he has a merchandise deal. RVD states that he intends to make another return some day, but he is in no rush to do so at the moment.
July 31, 2015
McMahon denies Hogan loss
When asked about what the loss of Hulk Hogan meant to WWE, Vince McMahon opted to downplay the situation by stating that it has no material effect on them. This comes on the heel of the company losing at least $50 million in stock because of his departure. Hogan also moved a good amount of merchandise and was a proven draw at live events, especially in the international market.
July 30, 2015
Kevin Owens likes Brock Lesnar
During a recent interview, Kevin Owens revealed how big of a Brock Lesnar fan that he is. Owens stated that he was in the audience on the night that Lesnar made his debut on Monday Night Raw. He also has purchased several merchandise that are related to Lesnar. Owens also had a dog he named after Lesnar. Plus, Owens stated that he used to do the F5 on the indies as a tribute to Lesnar.
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I've visited Dayton many times and knew I wanted to stay where everything was within walking distance. It's in the Oregon District and our suite was great. If you're looking for something far from highway hotels, the Inn Port is for you.
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In short, the research team found that by using MPAs, managers can help protect adult fish, producing bigger, fatter fish. "But if you don't protect the nursery habitat the babies produced by these bigger fish, or by fish in other, nearby areas you can't increase the overall numbers of the important algae-eating fish on the reef," said Brooks.
According to the scientists, it appears that Moorea's reefs may recover. "One final bit of good news is that we are seeing tens of thousands of baby corals, some less than a half-inch in diameter, on the fore reefs surrounding Moorea," said Brooks.
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Economic growth in Colombia: A reversal of Fortune
Colombia's annual GDP growth fell to an average of 3% between 1980 and 2000 from 5% between 1950 and 1980. The sources-of-growth decomposition shows that this reversal can be accounted entirely by changes in productivity. Indeed, between 1960 and 1980 productivity gains increased output per capita by nearly 1% per year. Since 1980, productivity losses have reduced output per capita at about the same rate. The time series analysis suggests that the implosion of productivity is related to the increase in criminality which has diverted capital and labor to unproductive activities. In turn, the rise in crime has been the result of rapid expansion in drug-trafficking activities, which erupted around 1980. This explanation is supported by cross-country evidence that shows that Colombia is clear outlier in terms of conflict and fragmentation, and suggests that high crime is associated with low productivity.
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I engaged Jonathan Rosenbaum, excellent reviewer of films for the Chicago Reader, when he posted a comment on the NYRB assuming Spielberg's version of A.I. Artificial Intelligence largely resembled what Kubrick would have made into film. The comment seemed so outlandish, I decided to to write him directly. After a little back and forth, I offered that Kubrick's films were complementary, that their endings designed to show which films were connected:
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The Shining is 2001's mirror. All gestures are reflected. Both films end with staring. EWS is Clockwork's inverse. At their ends: Fucking is shown/The word "fuck" is spoken. They're so mechanically connected, it's obvious.
Kubrick's film of A.I. would never have ended so concisely. You have to look at how the stories connect outside of Spielberg's literalness. The stargate and the eons that David passes in ice are complementary.
Don't forget Kubrick's scripts all ended 'rainbow' which means they were vastly rewritten after day one of shooting.
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I personally doubt that Kubrick was systematic about plotting out his own oeuvre so symmetrically--it doesn't gibe with other facts about him.
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To see the relationships between his films as symmetric is too simplistic. There's far more blending of symmetry and asymmetry... A pure symmetry would be obvious. Visible. What occurs in his films is below a rational threshold. How many people are conscious Full Metal Jacket shows us "LBJ" [the similarly named Doc Jay who imitates the President for the documentary-in-film] shot by a sniper in a plaza, preceded much earlier by a mention of the sniper who killed Kennedy?
Full Metal Jacket is a mirror of Paths of Glory, both end with men singing. The French soldiers sing a German song, the Americans an American song.
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All this is evidence of much energy on your part, but not of Kubrick having any elaborate System. Sorry, but I'm not the one to convince about this.
My rationale for publishing this is to illustrate a divide between criticism and practice. Also, maybe to illustrate a generational divide regarding intention. As smart and articulate as Rosenbaum is, he cannot possibly recognize the connections between these basic gestures of Kubrick's. Nor can he recognize the statistical impossibility of their coincidence. The pat denial, that Kubrick wasn't "systematic about plotting his own oeuvre so symmetrically" is flawed even before the data here is revealed. Kubrick was not merely systematic, but highly meticulous about every reference and gesture that crossed into frame. I'd love to carry this debate further with other critics. Any takers? email@example.com
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The greatest animated film of all time is this improbable masterpiece both drawn as manga and directed by Miyazaki. The 'children's version' of the much headier Princess Mononoke, Nausicaa centers around its titular Princess. Visual scales of warring ecosysytems are populated by microscopic humans who battle for extinction. The economy of storytelling is masterful as characters appear with implied backstory and warring groups enter the plot only as they penetrate the current conflict (a far cry from American storytelling where all groups are introduced early in narratives fearing audience confusion). Although ecology is a prevelant theme for Miyazaki, here the conflict's structure is sublimely rendered by extravagant biology using few metaphysical or supernatural devices or motifs. Because threat levels of its transforming ecology are so palpable (they're rendered through processes like emergency cleansings - villagers burn spores from an infected crashed vessel), the film turns the audience into participants of the biome. A miracle in celluloid. Now showing in 35MM through December 20 at NY's IFC Center. Staggered dates and times. Not just a must see, a must see again and again. Voices of Alison Lohman, Patrick Stewart, Uma Thurman and Mark Hamill.
The Wachowskis lift Matrix Revolutions's ending wholesale from Nausicaa.
An Unseen Enemy Griffith delineates storytelling for the century.
Museum of the Moving Image's 2nd annual series devoted to films made 100 years ago. Four distinct programs showcase a masterclass on the beginnings of both genre and format specialization with a special emphasis on New Jersey's role as nature's backlot (a hint that out west of New York was the medium's future). Some key Mack Sennett, Edison, Griffith films will be shown. A must see for any filmmaker with an eye in the past.
Jacob Holdt came to Nixon's United States in 1970, planning to head south for a story about Allende's Chile, when he was held up at gunpoint and befriended his robbers. Hitch-hiking the U.S., using a small range-finder Canon, he took over 15,000 photos of both the impoverished of the south and urban north, and the upper class that surrounded them. What he found was shocking: cycles of oppression he labeled enslavement. By excluding the lower and middle classes from his narrative, Holdt executed extreme contrast. Once compiled as a book, Holdt barnstormed colleges throughout the 80s projecting large auditorium slide-shows, selling the book for cost (14.95). His parallel narrative to the images is interlaced in the book as well as expanded onto Holdt's copiously illustrated site. The story is riveting as Holdt is a profound optimist always on the verge of a religious journey into an ill place. A must-read for any student of U.S. History; the visual equivalent of Emile Zola. What is striking about Holdt's U.S. is how much it has changed and how little it has. The book is a must-have, even though out of print, used versions are easily found.
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"Finally and fatally, what ties the narrative together is not some real insight into the nature of Dylan's art, but a self-help lesson: Take a break to recharge. To anyone versed in Dylan, this story was almost unrecognizable. Lehrer's intellectual chutzpah was startling: His conclusions didn't shed new light on the facts; they distorted or invented facts, with the sole purpose of coating an unrelated and essentially useless lesson with the thinnest veneer of plausibility."
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Gret location, good breakfast, friendly helpful staff, and excellent value, this is the place to say in St. Augustine
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Historical Traveler Reviews Comfort Suites Downtown Saint Augustine
Oh my
What a surprise. I had read the reviews of this hotel, and let me tell you they don't do justice to what a great place this was to stay in. I had made reservations for our family reunion at the Comfort Suite in St Augustine in early Aug. We had just spent 2 days at the Quality Suite Maingate in Kissimmee, Fl. Before going to St. Augustine.
Thanks to Robert, upon our early arrival we able to check into our rooms and get settled in before we did some site seeing. Our rooms clean and smelled fresh. Lots of towels, and the sheets and bed were very clean and comfortable. The grounds and pool area were kept clean and well maintained. Sitting outside by the pool and enjoying the evening, we were able to relax and get updated on family events.
The breakfast was an added bonus, eggs, and sausage, freshly made waffles, fruit and more. Ruth Ann made sure the breakfast buffet was always well stocked. Thanks Ruth Ann for all your hard work.
We were within walking distance to everything including places to shop, eat or just hang out. Just minutes from all attractions what's not to love about the location.
Nina Imhof greeted us like lost family, and this was a welcome site compare to some of the "more expensive" hotels we'd have stayed. Nina made our two days there the greatest yet. Thanks to Nina
and Erin Keith and your wonderful staff for taking great care of us.
Five of seven siblings live near the Tampa Bay area and we have traveled most of FL. I know for sure when we come back to the St. Augustine area we will stay at this hotel.
Again, let me just say, this should be a 4 � star hotel, for quality and for best prices.
Rosemary McILwraith and family
Great experience
I was very pleased with this hotel, and I am extremely picky about cleanliness( I usually spray down the room with Chlorox Anywhere). The room was very clean and very spacious. My husband and I were traveling with our two young children, and the room was large enough for two queens, a full-size playpen and we set up a a travel dvd player in the sitting area for our older child and still had plenty of room. The bathroom had lots of room, too. The breakfast was ok--toast, eggs, sausage, and make-your-own waffles. I only missed the usual bagel & cream cheese. The front desk staff was very helpful, and one attendant even gave me welcomed breastfeeding advice when I mentioned my little one had gone on a nursing strike. My husband and son enjoyed the pool, which had many pool accessories available for them to play with. We could easily see our car no matter where we had parked. We did not have a balcony room, but I would not recommend paying extra for one because you can't much else besides the parking lot. It is a good location and a very short walk to the historic area (two blocks). I am pretty lazy and it was an easy walk for me! My only complaint is that when I called to make a reservation, I was automatically quoted $120, when I had gotten a flyer advertising their summer's end special of $89 and I had to request that price. But most motels will overcharge if you do not ask for a better price. I usually like to try different hotels when I travel, but I will definitely be staying here next time we come down.
Overall very good
Vacationed here for 5 days w/family and liked it. It has good wireless in all rooms & a free computer w/wireless in lobby. Its a newer hotel so its clean &modern. Ref� in rooms. Good free breakast. Location is great. Beaches are a short drive away. Its a 5 min walk to the Fort or downtown & St George street for shopping and history walk. Male room cleaners are less than detailed, but overall room was very clean when we moved in. Hotel staff are helpful. Made resvs on Travelocity & wanted to leave 1 day early but Travelocity does not allow refunds or changes after you chk in. Overall very good value and I recommend it.
I Would Come Back
My husband and I spent a night here over Mother's Day weekend. The room was spacious and clean. We had a refridgerator and microwave. The hotel is conveniently located and you don't have to go far at all to catch the sight seeing trolley. We were able to check some email on the computer located in the lobby without any trouble. Parking is limited but we didn't have any problems at all. We didn't use the pool. The breakfast was average, the usual waffle machine, bagels, and cereal choices. Overall, we didn't have any problems with our room at all and would stay here again.
Clean Hotel, Great location
We stayed here May 20th and liked the hotel a lot. 3 block walk to old town and 1 block walk to catch the trolleys. The room was clean and the breakfast was very good. We got to St. Augustine at 9:00 am and asked if we could park there until we could check in at 3:00pm they had no problem with this so we spent the day sight seeing then walked back to the hotel later. There is a small convienent store behind the hotel where we got pop, and snacks. the pool was really small, but refreshing, and there was also a hot tub. Nice hotel for the location and price.
Nice place
My husband and I stayed in this hotel after checking out of another choice hotel on 901 A1a Beach blvd that was really dirty and people was very nasty. We checked into this hotel and it was very different the man at the front desk was very helpful and nice. The hotel was very clean our roon was a king bed with a hot tub very clean. It was within walking distance to alot of sights we took a tour on the sight seeing trolly and the bus will pick you up right at this hotel or you can walk across the street and down a block and catch it at one of the other stops. Breakfest in the morning was very nice. Hot waffles sausage eggs alot to pick from. The pool area is a little small but nice. Over all we would stay at this hotel again.
Would recommend it
The hotel is newer and very clean. The location is within walking distance to the historic district. On those nights we were in earlier, it would have been pleasant to have HBO or some movie service, but it's just basic cable stations. It's a decent hotel for the price. I would just recommend doing your own research of the area. My questions concerning taxi service, restaurants couldn't be answered by the desk clerk/hotel manager. But, at least they had a computer in the lobby so I could find out the information I needed.
Not a bad little place
This is not a bad little place to stay. It's one of the newer properties, so it hasn't had a chance to get run-down like some of the other places. It is only about half a block from the visitor information building and the City Gates are just a little past that. Book early, though. I booked online in Jan for an end of May trip and the rates were around $99/night ($135 weekend). I checked the site before we left and the rates were around $150-$170/night. If you can get a room for $100 or less average, I'd recommend this place. The staff is friendly and helpful. Rooms were rather small, and since St. Augustine seems to shut down at 5pm, you'll be spending some time in it. The only real knock is that parking is limited, so if you're like me and like to keep an eye on your car from your window, just be warned-that probably ain't gonna happen. The bulk of their parking is in a gravel lot at the end of the building and it doesn't face the rooms.
But, overall, decent place to stay for the location alone.
Good enough
Just stayed here over New Year's weekend, for a total of three nights. On the positive side, the service was terrific -- friendly and efficient, the motel was very clean, and it was convenient and walkable to downtown and adjacent to (some might say intruding upon) lovely residential neighborhoods. I was also able to bargain for a better rate. On the negative side, the walls were thin as paper and the breakfast buffet really did stink -- the usual waffle machine, a couple of cereal choices and plain bagels, one variety of muffin and bread, all individually wrapped in plastic. The only fruit was delicious apples from Washington. FYI, there are oranges in Florida. One other thing: unlike other motel chains, there was no attempt on the owners' part at asking guests to reuse towels to cut down on washing, water use, etc. I think this is very environmentally short-sited.
Great Location
The Comfort Suites Downtown is in a great location, convenient to all Historic District Attractions. The hotel is decorated nicely, especially the lobby ceiling. The breakfast was not very complete, just average rolls and muffins. We would stay here again because of the location.
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Not exactly world record pace but he is only about 6 inches tall, so give him a break.
Tomotaka Takahashi, the founder of Robo-Garage and a research associate professor at the University of Tokyo, said: "We are happy to have made it to the finish line. I want to thank everyone, every member of the crew and the people of Hawaii.
"These days, robots are evolving rapidly due to the technological evolution of batteries and various other devices. I believe Panasonic Evolta batteries and this challenge have turned a new page in history for the robot industry."
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Posted on: December 24, 2011 11:17 am
Xavier now 0-3 since the Cincy brawl
By Matt Norlander
Has anything gone right for Xavier since around 1:50 p.m. on Dec. 10? In the dead of the night, while you were sleeping and getting in as much rest before your Christmas Eve festivities, the Musketeers got knocked off in overtime, 84-82, by 6-5 Hawaii. Prior to last night, Hawaii hadn't beat a team ranked higher than 297 in KenPom's system. Xavier was once 8-0 and looking Final Four-caliber. Now does anyone have any idea what's happening?
It's bizarre. Only Dezmine Wells was missing from last night's game for X, still serving his four-game suspension for his involvement in the brouhaha with Cincinnati. Tu Holloway scored 26, Mark Lyons had 18. X was better on the boards, forced more turnovers and hit nine 3s to Hawaii's four. But it still lost. It still can't correct itself in the wake of college basketball's ugliest moment this season.
I've said before I would try my best to never schedule my team between Dec. 22 and Dec. 26 due to the holidays and all distraction/homesickness that comes with it, but Xavier's problems have little to do with being preoccupied by Christmas -- they'll be playing on Dec. 25 as is, only in the lowest-tiered bracket of the Diamond Head Classic. The game will be against 3-6 Southern Illinois. This is a tournament Xavier should have won; it's really something to see how everything's changed in the past two weeks.
This team is spiraling down right now, obviously. It's a turn of events no one saw coming. The power of punches and the side effects have led to three straight losses and certainly damaged this time psychologically. The last time the program lost three in a row was early in the 2004-05 season, which was Sean Miller's first year as Muskies head man.
Can you get healthy off of Southern Illinois? I don't know, but Gonzaga comes next, on New Year's Eve, and the Bulldogs will be ready and awaiting the challenge -- if it ends up being that. The good news is X gets that game at home.
I can't call it karma -- Cincy was just as at fault for the fight, and it's averaged 96 points in four straight wins since the brawl -- but in no way did I think Xavier would fall apart like this. You didn't, either. Seasons can get away from teams fast in college basketball. We've seen many examples of promising starts spin out into NIT bids. I don't think Xavier's hurtling toward that inferior tournament, but I do think a team that claimed to be proud, brash, unwilling to back down to anyone has looked rattled and intimidated for the past two weeks.
"Zip 'em up" was first a Xavier tough-guy motto. Then it became a point of criticism. Now it's a mocking call.
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Posted on: October 3, 2011 10:12 am
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Hawaii gets military training of its own
By Matt Norlander
A few weeks back we told you about VCU undergoing Navy SEAL-like training as a prep for its preseason. The idea isn't novel, but only a handful of hoops teams actually endure such rigors each season, so we wanted to highlight it.
Since Hawaii's supplied some video, we're more than happy to give the Warriors credit for grinding it out with the Marines. And like VCU's players, Hawaii's had no idea what was coming until they got to where they were going. Early Saturday morning the team was transported to the Marine Corps Base, located in Kaneohe, which is on the island of Oahu.
Below we have what is going to be the first of a few videos. But, whereas VCU had three early-morning training sessions, Hawaii's players were forced to survive just one morning, and two hours total, of brutality from barrel-chested officers who were all too willing to break in the basketball newbies. The Warriors were decent last year, going 19-13, but losing their first five conference games to start the slate forced the club to chase the rest of the way.
The video below is basically what you'd expect it to be: an officer berating the slack out of Hawaii's players.
Hawaii Basketball - Warriors Train With Marines from Warrior Insider on Vimeo.
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Tags: Hawaii, Matt Norlander, Video, WAC
Posted on: August 26, 2011 7:52 am
Edited on: August 26, 2011 8:05 am
Trippin': Hawai'i experiments in Asia
In our Trippin' series, we're talking to teams as they return from preseason trips to foreign locales. Click here for all Trippin' related stories.
Going into his team's 15-day trip to China and Japan, Hawai'i head coach Gib Arnold knew it might be a culture shock.
And it was – the team ate bugs, cow tongue, chicken feet, duck tongue and other local delicacies.
"You name it, we ate it," Arnold said. "We didn't shy away from anything. If it was on my plate, we were eating it."
There was only one thing Arnold wouldn't eat: friend scorpion.
"It wasn't PF Chang's or Panda Express," he said. "It was the real deal."
What Arnold learned: "I was pleased with how well they got along. We only traveled with 10 guys, and over half didn't play for me last year. They really gelled. The veteran guys helped the new guys out. It wasn't just on the basketball floor; it was fun seeing those guys at the markets, trying to buy fake watches and bartering. I think that was as much fun as watching the games."
What impressed him: Freshman guard Shaq Stokes – "He was our leading scorer. You saw some real, real talent in him. He has the ability to score in bunches. He's a freshman, so he has a long way to go, but he was fun to watch."
What concerned him: Zone offense and fatigue – "We only had 10 practices, so we didn't put in a lot of plays. We ran a lot of basic motion, a lot of ball-screen action. We didn't really have a zone offense, and in the first game, the team came out and zoned us. That had to do with the amount of time before the trip, though. I was also worried about fatigue, and guys had to play a lot of minutes. By the end of our trip, our legs were pretty much gone. But we'll have Vander [Joaquim] and Zane [Johnson] back, and a couple of recruits will join us."
- Hawaii was without perhaps its two best players. Vander Joaquim, a 6-foot-10 big man, was playing with the Angola national team, while former Arizona transfer Zane Johnson was injured. Johnson turned his ankle in a pre-trip practice and wasn't able to play on it in Asia. "He's a couple weeks away from playing again," Arnold said. "We were being pretty cautious with him. We need him more during the season than we did on the trip."
- Junior college transfer Hauns Brereton was impressive on the trip, according to Arnold. Brereton averaged 20 points and seven rebounds at Western Nebraska Community College, racking up about 25 scholarship offers before choosing Hawaii in mid-April.
- Former USC transfer Davis Rozitis, who hasn't played in nearly two years, got back on the court. The 7-footer held his own. "It was real good for him just to play games again," Arnold said. "It was good to see his progress."
- Bobby Miles, Trevor Wiseman and Joston Thomas stood out among the returnees. "They knew what I expected of them and they delivered," Arnold said.
- Hawaii picked up former Nebraska transfer Christian Standhardinger earlier this week. Two things helped the Rainbow Warriors' recruitment of Standhardinger: assistant coach Walter Roese coached Standhardinger at Nebraska, and Arnold speaks fluent German. "I don't know if that helped us, but I was able to talk to his mom in German," Arnold said.
- Arnold expects basketball in China to explode in the next few years. "The amount of basketball being played – there's hundreds and hundreds of basketball courts," he said. "The number of kids playing it. China's going to become a major, major power in basketball."
CBSSports.com's list of teams taking preseason trips
Photo: US Presswire
Category: NCAAB
Tags: Hawaii, Jeff Borzello, Trippin
Posted on: May 2, 2011 5:09 pm
Edited on: May 2, 2011 5:18 pm
Video: Hawaii recruits hit the waves -- literally
Posted by Matt Norlander
Certain schools can claim certain advantages; it's the crux of recruiting, really. The bluebloods have the history and facilities. Other areas can woo recruits with the local food flavor, the weather, the community lifestyle and, yes, even the predominent attractive female contingent.
Hawaii's different from any other school, though. It sells itself. It has to, what with being in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and all. Something we don't get to see a lot of is just how great the life of a University of Hawaii student-athlete's life can be. So here's a peek. Recently, two newly signed prospects -- Dillon Biggs and Gerry Blakes -- took the Pacific, as Warriors head coach Gib Arnold and assistant Brandyn Akana sent the pair into the mighty waters, attempting to teach the two how to surf.
As you can see below, it wasn't exactly a natural fit. I wouldn't do any better, either.


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Surely psychopathy is the illness here. This ego-driven chess player who says that he likes crushing the ego of his opponent [lack of empathy = psychopath trait one] and his risk-taking behaviour in playing the Nadjorf [risk taking = psyhcpath trait two] both show the illness at hand.
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My favourite bit is your last sentence :) I'm sure you'll get many "professional" opinions :P
Well...being one way in a game and one way in real life nullifies that argument.
Yes, definitely! From what I remember of my intro to psychology class that I took years ago, psychopathy is some type of a mental illness that some people have, and Fischer was definitely a person, therefore highly susceptible to being a psychopath!
Dude playing the posion pawn Najdorf is not even remotely comperable to risk taking behaviour. That ussualy involves unprotected sex with strangers, drug use and assulting the toughest guy in the room just because he is there. Quit whining like sissy just because the best chess player of all time diden't have empathy and apperently diden't like jews very much.
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The company announces version 4 of its device, bringing with it lots of goodies like 4K, which is considered the wave of the next generation TV. It also comes along with version 7 of the operating system, a more powerful quad-core processor and a remote control with voice search. There's also still a headphone jack, just as the Roku 3 remote control had.
Top court rules European-US Safe Harbor data sharing agreement invalid
The European Court of Justice has ruled that the Safe Harbor agreement that is in place between technology companies is invalid. The agreement covers the sharing of data between the EU and the US but the court said there are insufficient privacy and data protection checks in place.
European law dictates that data should only be shared with and transferred to countries that offer a comparable level of data protection to the EU. The Safe Harbor agreement has been in operation for around 15 years, but after concerns that European data could be shared with the likes of the NSA it means that companies such as Facebook, Google, and Apple could be sharing data illegally.
Watch Microsoft's new Windows 10 devices launch live here
With Windows 10's momentum slowing, Microsoft needs to reignite interest in its new operating system, and what better way to do that than by introducing new devices designed to showcase the OS. Today at a special event in New York City the software giant will be taking the wraps off its latest hardware ventures.
We're expecting to see a refreshed Surface Pro at the event, possibly with a borderless display, new Lumia smartphones -- including the 950 and 950 XL flagships -- and maybe other devices too. A closer look at Surface Hub, HoloLens, and Windows 10 Mobile are all possibilities as well. It definitely promises to be an exciting event.
Here are the Motorola devices that will get Android 6.0 Marshmallow
Motorola has released a list of devices set to receive Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the latest update for Google's mobile operating system, available today for manufacturers and carriers.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow brings a range of new features to smartphones, including Now on Tap, an intuitive addition to Google Now that understands the context of a search within an app; Android Pay, an NFC-based mobile payments service; and Doze Mode, a deep sleep mode for the phone that extends battery life significantly.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow: How to enable battery percentage and hide Quick Settings toggles
After upgrading to Android 6.0 Marshmallow on your Nexus device you have likely noticed that there is still no way to change how the battery information is displayed in the status bar or choose which Quick Settings toggles are shown in the notifications panel. Google continues to be quite limiting in this regard, which is a bit puzzling considering others like Samsung allow this kind of customization. (After all, who wouldn't like to see a battery percentage instead of a bar that is hard to interpret?)
Fortunately, both of those things can be easily customized without relying on third-party apps or rooting. All you need to do is enable System UI Tuner, a control panel that is included, but hidden by default, in the latest version of Android. Here is how you can do that.
What if Google announces Play Store and Android apps support for Windows 10 Mobile devices?
Chatter on Twitter suggests that Google will be present at Microsoft's grand "Windows 10 Devices" event tomorrow, and it would announce Android apps support for Windows 10 Mobile devices. Bolstering the theory is the two company's seemingly improving relationship, the biggest testament of which was up on display when the two recently agreed to drop 20 patent lawsuits they had filed against each other. If it indeed true, what does it mean for Microsoft's mobile operating system? Revival.
It's no secret that Android and iOS are the two dominant mobile operating systems out there -- whether you like it or not. Windows Phone has been playing catch up ever since its inception -- quite literally as Microsoft was late to arrive in the mobile operating system party. Perhaps it didn't get the memo. This race left the company's mobile operating system non-beneficial for mobile developers to make apps for it. And how can you blame them? Windows Phone had less than 5 percent of market share. So a majority of these developers never made apps for Windows Phone.
EFF joins Nameless Coalition and demands that Facebook kills its real names policy
Facebook has come under heavy criticism for its real names (or 'authentic identities' as they are known to the social network) policy. Over the last year, all manner of rights groups and advocates have tried to convince Facebook to allow users to drop their real name in favor of a pseudonym if they want.
Now the Electronic Frontier Foundation is part of the 74-member strong Nameless Coalition and has written to Facebook demanding a rethink on the ground of safety, privacy, and equality. This is far from being the first time Facebook has been called on to allow the use of 'fake names', and the latest letter is signed by LGBT groups, freedom advocates, privacy supporters, and feminist organizations.
Snowden says GCHQ's Smurf programs can tap, hack, and control any smartphone
In an interview with BBC Panorama, Edward Snowden made further revelations about the capabilities of government agencies. Having blown the whistle on the NSA, Snowden has also shed light on the activities of the UK equivalent, GCHQ.
In tonight's interview, the former NSA contractor spoke of the agency's "Smurf Suite" -- a collection of tools that can be used to intercept and control smartphones, even if they're turned off. Named after the blue cartoon characters, the Smurf tools can be deployed via encrypted text message without alerting the handset owner.
How to Install Android 6.0 Marshmallow on Nexus 5, 6, 7, 9 using Windows PC or Mac
Google has released Android 6.0 Marshmallow, the latest iteration of its mobile operating system. The update will be rolled out over the air for a number of handsets starting from Nexus 6, Nexus 5, Nexus 7 (2013), and Nexus 9, but you can speed up the process by using the factory images.
As you might be familiar, factory images need to be installed on your device manually. In case you don't remember the procedure, here's how you can get the latest flavor of Android on your device.
How to move or resize windows with the keyboard
It's easy enough to size or position windows with the mouse, but keyboard shortcuts can be quicker and more convenient.
On Windows 7 and later, pressing Win+Left or Win+Right snaps the current window to the left or right half of the screen.
Edward Snowden would be willing to go to jail... if the US government would speak to him
Currently in exile in Russia, Edward Snowden recently joined Twitter to give him a public platform to communication with the world. With global interest in surveillance and privacy, the NSA whistleblower still conducts TV and newspaper interviews, and in a BBC interview he reveals that he would be willing to serve prison time.
He has even offered his freedom to the US government... but no one has responded to him. Praised and vilified in just about equal measure, Snowden faces prosecution under the Espionage Act for leaking documents about the activities of the NSA.
Premium HDMI Cable Certification Program ensures 4K support, prevents counterfeiting
Since HDMI cables are digital, it is arguably pointless to invest in "premium" variants from so-called high-end brands like Monster. With that said, there is value in buying something that is well-made. Not all cables are capable of handling UHD 4K content, however, so some HDMI cables are better than others (always buy high speed rather than standard speed as the price difference is negligible).
Apparently, both counterfeit and misleading cables are an issue, as the Premium HDMI Cable Certification Program has been created. This will ensure that cables being marketed as HDMI 2.0 and 4K Ultra HD are truly capable of their promised performance.


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Right On TimePlucking effects front whimsical toms and syncopated hand claps for a dramatic, lively tune in the style of Imagine Dragons.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCPB_200.jpgSingle7100202-ST$ 39.957100202-EX$ 69.957100202-W$ 149.95Keywords: Driving, Energetic, Exciting, Happy, Positive, Uplifting, Inspirational, Bold, Confident, Dramatic, Fresh, Heartwarming, Inspiring, Intense, Motivating, Powerful, Punchy, Refreshing, Solemn, Touching, Triumphant, Hopeful, Emotional, Heavy, Upbeat, Folklore Genre: Outdoorsy, Indie Rock, Indie Artist, Rockin, Pop Rock, Indie, Pop Production Types: Commercials, Indie Film, Nature, Short Film, Corporate Communications, Home Videos, Background Instrument: Rock/Pop Band, Bass (Electric), Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Mandolin, Piano, Piano (Electric), Synthesizer, Instrumental, Guitar
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For Love Of Country from the album Orchestral Hues
Third DayA delicate and gentle melody creates a harmonious setting with soft bells, acoustic guitar, piano and tender strings.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATOH_200.jpgSingle7100163-ST$ 39.957100163-EX$ 69.957100163-W$ 149.95Keywords: Inspirational, Atmospheric, Calm, Delicate, Dramatic, Ethereal, Heartwarming, Inspiring, Intimate, Melancholy, Passionate, Pensive, Sad, Solemn, Soothing, Tender, Touching, Uncertain, Mellow, Emotional, Poignant, Quiet, Soft Genre: Earthy, Elegant, Nostalgic, Processional, Romantic, Orchestral Production Types: Cinematic, Documentary, Indie Film, Nature, Wedding, Biography, Tribute/Memorial, Background Instrument: Chamber Group, Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Guitar (Acoustic), Piano, Violin, Instrumental, Guitar
Third Day from the album Orchestral Hues
Rebuilding A NationA foundationally rich track with dramatic and rolling shifts led by horns, piano and woodwinds create a proud feeling.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATOH_200.jpgSingle7100162-ST$ 39.957100162-EX$ 69.957100162-W$ 149.95Keywords: Inspirational, Atmospheric, Delicate, Dignified, Dramatic, Expansive, Gentle, Innocent, Inspiring, Majestic, Pastoral, Patriotic, Serene, Solemn, Suspenseful, Touching, Uncertain, Hopeful, Emotional, Quiet Genre: Elegant, Nostalgic, Processional, Sophisticated, Orchestral Production Types: Documentary, Indie Film, Suspense, Action-Drama, Biography, Tribute/Memorial, Background Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Piano, Strings, Instrumental
Rebuilding A Nation from the album Orchestral Hues
Bipartisan ArtisanAn uplifting and triumphant orchestral setting marches with percussive and majestic intensity.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATOH_200.jpgSingle7100155-ST$ 39.957100155-EX$ 69.957100155-W$ 149.95Keywords: Inspirational, Confident, Dignified, Dramatic, Fierce, Inspiring, Patriotic, Reflective, Serious, Solemn, Touching, Triumphant, Hopeful, Emotional, Poignant, Military Genre: Elegant, Processional, Orchestral Production Types: March/Patriotic, Cinematic, Documentary, Nature, Epic, Biography, Tribute/Memorial, Background Instrument: Orchestra, Studio Orchestra, Brass Section, Oboe, Strings, Instrumental
Bipartisan Artisan from the album Orchestral Hues
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Orientale ElectroniqueA solemn, interpretive piece for solo electric keyboard. Great for highlighting romantic longing. Based on Erik Satie's Gnossienne #3.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS19AI_200.jpgSingle55809-ST$ 39.9555809-EX$ 69.9555809-W$ 149.95Keywords: Mysterious, Atmospheric, Calm, Pensive, Reflective, Relaxed, Serene, Solemn, Mellow, Quiet, Simple, Soft Genre: Themes, Classical, Lyrical, New Age, French Production Types: Biography, Meditation, Spoken Word/Narration, Background Instrument: Chamber Group, Piano (Electric), Instrumental
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Vermont's unemployment rate falls againStaff Report | March 29,2013MONTPELIER – Vermont's unemployment rate fell 0.3 percent in February to 4.4 percent, the state Department of Labor announced Friday.
The state continues to have the fourth lowest unemployment rate in the country. The national average last month was 7.7 percent.
February represents the seventh consecutive month without an increase in the state's unemployment rate.
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Ashton Kutcher Says His Friends Tell Him When His Movies Suck
Some people want their friends to say what they want to hear while others want their friends to be brutally honest, even if it hurts their feelings!
Some people want their friends to say what they want to hear while others want their friends to be brutally honest, even if it hurts their feelings!
I've never really gotten into "Survivor," but what I do know is that I wouldn't last long! I would be 'that girl' who does nothing but lay in the hammock hungry for real food!
Not all romantic movies were made equal. Some are amazing, while other we wish didn't exist!
Since the news broke that Justin Timberlake was back in the music game, a lot of us have become obsessed with hearing the songs before the new album comes out.
With many woman around the world about to be asked one of the most important questions in her life, let's take a look at some of the celebrities that said their "I Do's" in Las Vegas!
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It seems to be Beyonce news week.
I always thought it would be a dream come true for a "nerd" to kiss a model. Apparently not for this model.
If you watched the Super Bowl and saw the commercials, the one featuring Bar Rafaeli may have creeped you out and is now becoming one of the most talked about commercials of the game...
A few weeks ago, news broke that Britney Spears left X-Factor to head to Vegas. It seems that rumor was just that, a rumor.
In Today's celebrity headlines it seems like we are going back 10 plus years. Nicole Kidman finally admitted to having Botox in the past. -You've got to be kidding us!
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A group of top congressional Republicans introduced a bill Tuesday that would require the Homeland Security Department to come up with a way to measure how secure the borders are — at a time when the Obama administration has been resisting those efforts.
The bill would require the administration to develop a strategy to secure the border within the first six months, give the federal government another two years to gain control of the border, and require it to submit to validation by an independent think tank.
It is being sponsored by House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael T. McCaul, border security subcommittee Chairman Candice S. Miller and Sen. John Cornyn, a Texas Republican who is a senior member of the upper chamber.
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"Until Congress mandates the creation of a national strategy, the administration will continue to say the border is secure while America's back door remains wide open," Mr. McCaul said.
Though none of the sponsors is part of the informal House or Senate talks to strike an immigration deal, the bill appears to be written as if it could become the border security "trigger" in any deal. Under a trigger, the border security conditions would have to be met in order for illegal immigrants to be put on a pathway to citizenship — though they would still gain legal status and work permits even before the borders were secure.
Part of the problem with the trigger idea is that nobody agrees on what a secure border is.
Homeland Security Secretary Janet A. Napolitano argues the border is more secure now than it's ever been, and she says the only way to make it safer is to legalize illegal immigrants and rewrite the system so future workers can come legally.
But many border-state lawmakers — particularly those in Texas — insist that the border is not yet secure. They point to the simmering drug cartel war in northern Mexico as a sign of trouble.
The Homeland Security Department scrapped the old definition of border security, known as "operational control," in 2010, at a time when it was only meeting that standard along a fraction of the 2,000-mile-long border.
The department had promised a new definition by 2012, but none has been released yet and top officials said there isn't one coming in the near future.
Last week, The Los Angeles Times reported that a new drone program tracked would-be illegal crossers and found that the Border Patrol was apprehending far fewer crossers than it had thought.
In January, Congress' chief auditors released a report finding that the Border Patrol believed it was apprehending a little more than 60 percent of those illegally crossing the border. But last week's news report said agents apprehended less than half of those believed to be crossing.


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Two men were safe after a car went into Jones Creek in Gloucester Friday afternoon. The car was pulled from the water.
An unidentified man was safe after his car went into Jones Creek in Gloucester Friday afternoon.
According to our news partner WCVB-TV, a stuck flip-flop may be responsible for causing the vehicle to plunge into the water off the Stone Pier off Atlantic Street in West Gloucester around noon on Friday.
Sky 5 showed the vehicle approximately 15 to 20 feet from the pier, in a shallow area of the Jones Creek section of the Annisquam River.
According to the Gloucester Fire dispatcher, the vehicle accelerated into the water after a flip-flop got stuck under the gas pedal.
The two men inside the vehicle escaped without injury.
The harbormaster was at the scene to help get the vehicle out of the water.
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