Thursday, February 28, 2013

Three killed, seven injured in Swiss workplace shooting

MENZNAU, Switzerland (Reuters) - A Swiss factory worker shot two colleagues dead and injured seven more on Wednesday at a wood processing plant near the city of Lucerne, police said.

The shooting was already over and the killer was dead by the time police arrived at the scene. Five of the injured were in a serious condition.

Lucerne police chief Daniel Bussmann told a news conference the 42-year-old attacker had worked at the factory in the town of Menznau, west of Lucerne, for 10 years, but said the motive for the attack was not clear.

A prosecution spokesman said the shooting took place over two to three minutes, with the dead and injured found on the factory floor, in a corridor and the site canteen.

Police did not immediately confirm how the gunman had died.

Mauro Caprozzo, chief executive of the wood processing company Kronoswiss, denied rumors that job cuts were due to be announced at the factory on Wednesday.

He said the killer was a quiet, unassuming character.

"One almost didn't see or notice him," Caprozzo said.

A gunman killed three women and injured two men last month in the Swiss village of Daillon, stirring a debate about Switzerland's firearm laws that allow men to keep guns after their mandatory military service.

There is no national gun register in Switzerland but some estimates indicate that at least one in every three of the country's 8 million inhabitants keeps a gun, many stored at home. Citizens outside the military can apply for a permit to purchase up to three weapons from the age of 18 in a country where sharp shooting and hunting are popular sports.

A shooting in the Zug regional parliament in 2001, in which 14 people were killed, prompted calls to tighten the law, but the majority of Swiss citizens rejected a proposal in 2011 for extra measures such as lock-ups for guns outside service periods.

(Reporting by Caroline Copley; Writing by Emma Thomasson; Editing by Tom Pfeiffer)

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University of Leeds trials total immersion cooling | bit-tech.net

University of Leeds trials total immersion cooling

The Iceotope system, currently under test at the University of Leeds, uses total immersion technology to cool 20KW of server hardware using just 80W of power.

The University of Leeds is testing a new type of liquid-cooled server which it hopes could dramatically cut the costs and environmental impact of running a modern data centre.

Developed by UK-based Iceotope in partnership with a research team from the University of Leeds' School of Mechanical Engineering, led by Dr. Jon Summers, the new server uses a form of total-immersion cooling using a non-conductive liquid some 1,000 times more efficient at carrying heat than air. Developed by 3M, the Novec liquid sits in contact with the entire system and is itself cooled by a low-energy pump at the base of each cabinet that transfers water - acting as a secondary coolant - to a passive system at the top where it cascades back down thanks to the magic of gravity.

This secondary coolant, which is not in contact with the electrical components of the server, then goes to heat exchangers that transfer the heat to an external loop - using, in an ideal world, 'grey water' sources such as river water or rainwater to reduce dependence on clean water sources - where it is transferred to an external cooling radiator outside the building or re-used to provide heat to other areas of the University.

According to Iceotope's testing, the three-stage system draws just 80W of power in order to cool 20KW of server hardware, making it considerably more efficient than air cooling or traditional liquid-cooling systems. It is also claimed to be extremely efficient at preventing heat from being transferred to the server room itself, reducing the need for expensive HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Cooling) while its insulation of the server's hardware from the surrounding environment means there's little need for humidity control or air purification.

There are, naturally, other advantages to a server room that doesn't need fans. 'The fact that this system is completely enclosed raises a host of possibilities. It does not interact with its environment in the way an air-cooled server does, so you could put it in an extreme environment like the desert,' said the University of Leeds' Dr. Nikil Kapur of the trial system. 'It is also completely silent. You could have it on a submarine or in a classroom.'

Iceotope has grander visions, however: while the technology will start in the data centre, the company has its eyes on the living room. 'More than five years of research, innovation and collaboration have gone into Iceotope's technology. The basic principle of the design has many applications and, while a few years away, there is no reason why every home shouldn't make better use of the surplus heat from consumer electronics,' claimed Iceotope's chief technology officer and inventor of the system. 'Imagine having your PC or TV plumbed into the central heating system.'

Iceotope isn't the first company to experiment with total-immersion cooling, of course: Hardcore Computer's LSS 200 launched last year with claims that data centre customers could save 40 per cent on their cooling bills, even when the cost of the system itself is taken into account, while the company also targeted the gamer market in 2008 with a similar system. Extreme modders have also used non-conductive liquids for immersion cooling, from cheap mineral oil to 3M's earlier Fluorinert product.

With the world's data centres using an estimated 31 gigawatts of electricity - a considerable chunk of which goes into cooling, rather than powering, the machines - systems like Iceotope's and Hardcore Computer's will likely become increasingly popular - and what starts in the data centre inevitably trickles down to the desktop eventually. For now, however, there's just this wonderful teaser video in which the non-conductive properties of Novec are proven with the aid of an iPhone:

Source: http://www.bit-tech.net/news/hardware/2013/02/27/iceotope/1

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Sally Shapiro's 'Somewhere Else': Album Review

In case you?re under the impression that Sally Shapiro is content three albums deep into her career, she?s not. ?The title describes the recurrent theme in the music and my life, to somehow never be satisfied with what you have, or where you are ? to always wish you were somewhere else,? Shapiro explained of the title of her new record in the official blurb?about the release. It?s not all that surprising to hear from the shy singer, who notoriously doesn?t like to perform live ? or even appear on stage at all. In fact, ?Sally Shapiro? is just a pseudonym for the mystery chanteuse?s work with producer Johan Agebj?rn. Together, they?ve been quietly crafting transportive soundtracks made for sun-soaked daydreaming and contemplative late night drives since the latter half of the 00?s, beginning with 2007?s acclaimed Disco Romance.With their latest outing, Somewhere Else (out yesterday, February 26), the dream-pop duo have crafted yet another set of entrancing disco-tinged tunes ? a follow-up to their 2009 record, My Guilty Pleasure.This time around however, the band chose to stretch outside of their solo comfort zone, teaming up with acts like Le Prix, Anoraak and duo Electric Youth (of Drive soundtrack fame), who helped to craft their latest single, ?Starman.?

Be it Shapiro?s somber lyricism or Agebj?rn?s oft-nostalgic production, there?s always been a lingering melancholy in their music: On lead single ?What Can I Do?? a frustrated Shapiro tries to make it work while sounding her sweetest, but ultimately drawing sour conclusions. Yet with such cheerful orchestration fluttering in the background (flutes!), who would ever know there?s trouble in paradise?

As with Disco Romance, the band occasionally dips into rave-ready territory, especially on dance cuts crafted with Swedish producer/DJ, Le Prix including ?All My Life,? which sounds like a euphoric Eurodance mix for a Dance Dance Revolution soundtrack. It?s no ?We Found Love,? but for the indie-leaning DJ, it?s likely the most dance floor-ready treat.

Elsewhere, the music mellows to a chill as with ?Sundown,? a gorgeous midtempo that brings the Pet Shops Boys? dreamy 2012 effort, Elysium to mind. (Also, hello saxophone solo!)

?This City?s Local Italo Disco DJ Has A Crush On Me,? of course, is an instant favorite. (Who could resist with that title?) Full of funky rhythms, the Annie-esque track is one of the album?s most glittery moments: ?And though he talks about his clubs and shows, there?s no doubt that he wants me so,? Shapiro swoons, followed by some amazingly half-hearted ?na-na-na?-ing. It?s like Ke$ha?s ?Fuck Him (He?s A DJ)? ? if she sang it with a bar of soap in her mouth.

Somewhere Else is as charming and featherlight as the rest of their discography, but shows growth in all the right places: New collaborations, new sounds, same feeling. Sure, the bells and whistles (and now, saxophones) have changed slightly, but the essence is still satisfyingly Sally Shapiro.

The Best Song Wasn?t The Single: Either of the Le Prix tracks ? ?All My Life? and ?Architectured Love.?

Best Listened To: Midnight drives, daydreaming in the sun, and alone at night when he doesn?t text you back.

Most Likely To Make You Cry: ?Sundown,? but potentially all of them.

Rating: 4/5

??Bradley Stern

Source: http://idolator.com/7443632/sally-shapiro-somewhere-else-album-review

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March 2013 Theater Calendar | Triangle Arts and Entertainment

NOTE: This is Triangle Review?s Master Theater Calendar for shows announced for the entire month of February. If your productions are not listed in this calendar, please e-mail the SHOW TITLE(S), DATE(S), LOCATION(S), and PRESENTER?S NAME to RobertM748@aol.com, and be sure to e-mail all your news releases and publicity PHOTOS to that address. (Our ?snail mail? address is Triangle Theater Review, 1828 Honeysuckle Road #13, Raleigh, NC 27609-6220.)

March 1: ?Los Mon?logos de la Vagina? (?The Vagina Monologues? in Spanish) (Company Carolina in the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History at UNC-Chapel Hill).

March 1-2: ?The Jungle Book? (Stars Theater and Arts Center in Fuquay-Varina).

March 1-2: ?Into the Woods? (United Church of Chapel Hill).

March 1-2: ?The Mariposa?s Way: el cuerpo que sabe (the body that knows),? conceived and performed by Brittany D. Ch?vez (UNC-Chapel Hill Department of Communication Studies, UNC Program in Latina/o Studies, and the Duke-UNC-Chapel Hill Consortium on Latin American and Caribbean Studies in Swain Hall at UNC-Chapel Hill).

March 1-2: ?The Matchmaker? (Clayton Youth Theatre at the Clayton Center Auditorium and Conference Center).

March 1-2: ?Sister Amnesia?s Country Western Nunsense Jamboree? (Neuse Little Theatre in ?The Hut? in Smithfield).

March 1-2: ?Spring Forward!: Tales of Life, Love, and Rebirth,? staged readings of new works by Triangle playwrights (Cary Playwrights? Forum in the Paul Cooper Room of the Cary Arts Center).

March 1-2; March 6-9: ?The New Electric Ballroom? (Manbites Dog Theater).

March 1-3: ?Everybody knows Old Dry Frye!? (Applause! Cary Youth Theatre in the Cary Arts Center).

March 1-3: ?A Raisin in the Sun? and ?Clybourne Park,? performed in rotating repertory (PlayMakers Repertory Company in the Paul Green Theatre). Preview. Gephart Review of Both Plays. Potter Review of A Raisin in the Sun. Potter Review of Clybourne Park.

March 1-3: Storybook Theater: ?Rapunzel! A Very Hairy Fairy Tale? (Broadway Series South and Casa Ma?ana in Raleigh Memorial Auditorium).

March 1-3: ?The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee? (Company Carolina in Historic PlayMakers Theatre at UNC-Chapel Hill).

March 1-3, 6-10, 13-17, 22-24: ?Next to Normal? (Deep Dish Theater Company).

March 1-3, 7-10: ?Snow White, the Queen?s Fair Daughter? (Raleigh Little Theatre in its Cantey V. Sutton Theatre).

March 1-3, 7-10, 14-17: ?Forever Plaid? (Temple Theatre).

March 2: ?Theatrical Passport? (Applause! Cary Youth Theatre at the Cary Arts Center).

March 2: ?Addicts Anonymous? (Transactors Improv Company at Common Ground Theatre).

March 2: ?An Evening with Jon Stewart? (Durham Performing Arts Center).

March 2: ?The Vagina Monologues? (Company Carolina in the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History at UNC-Chapel Hill).

March 3: ?Almost Ready: ?Sprucehaven B? by Mark Cornell? (The ArtsCenter and Playground: A Theatre Cooperative).

March 4: ?Lee and Lee,?staged reading of a new play by Adam Sobsey (Manbites Dog Theater).

March 4: ? 92nd Street Y: Jeffrey Sachs: Global Issues with Claudia Dreifus? (The Carolina Theatre, in collaboration with Duke University).

March 5: ?Berenstain Bears: Family Matters? (The Carolina Theatre?s GlaxoSmithKline Arts Discovery Series).

March 5: ?The Monti StorySLAM ? Theme: ?First Times, Part Deux,?? hosted by Robert Bland (The Monti at Motorco Music Hall in Durham).

March 5-10: ?UniverSoul Circus: Mash It Up!? (Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek).

March 5, 19: ?Three Little Pigs? (Carolina Puppet Theatre at the Holly Springs Cultural Center).

March 7: ?Further Adventures of an Ex-Hippie? (Robert Roskind at The ArtsCenter).

March 7, 21, 28: ?30 Plays in 60 Minutes,? a LAB!oratory production (UNC-Chapel Hill LAB! Theatre at TBA).

March 7-9: ?Denial? (One Songs Productions at Common Ground Theatre).

March 8: ?Thank You for the Music: A Modern Tribute to ABBA? (Holly Springs Cultural Center).

March 8-10, 15-17, 22-24: ?The Last Five Years? (North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theatre).

March 9: ?Charlotte?s Web? (TheatreworksUSA at the Garner Performing Arts Center).

March 9: ?Transactors Improv: For Families!? (Transactors Improv Company at The ArtsCenter).

March 10: ?Lord of the Dance,? created by Michael Flatley (Durham Performing Arts Center).

March 11: ?Seussical the Musical? (Classic Productions in Raleigh Memorial Auditorium).

March 12: ? 92nd Street Y: Joy Behar with Judy Gold? (The Carolina Theatre, in collaboration with Duke University).

March 12: ?Rain: A Tribute to the Beatles? (Durham Performing Arts Center).

March 14-17, 21-23: ?The Innocents? (CommonWealth at Common Ground Theatre).

March 14-17, 21-24: ?Nocturne,? starring Jesse R. Gephart (Burning Coal Theatre Company and Mortall Coile Theatre Company in the Murphey School Auditorium as part of Burning Coal?s ?Wait ?Til You See This Series?).

March 14-17, 21-24: ?The Pirates of Penzance? (Durham Savoyards, Ltd. at The Carolina Theatre)

March 15: ?Jabali African Acrobats (grades preK-3)? (The ArtsCenter).

March 15: ?Jabali African Acrobats (elementary)? (The ArtsCenter).

March 15-16: ?Greater Tuna? (Stars Theater and Arts Center in Fuquay-Varina).

March 15-16: ?Tom?? Kub?nek: Certified Lunatic and Master of the Impossible? (N.C. State University Center Stage in Titmus Theatre).

March 15-16: ?Pitfalls and Promises: The Story of a Woman?s Life? (Halle Cultural Arts Center in Apex).

March 16: ?Jabali African Acrobats? (The ArtsCenter).

March 16: ?Jim Gaffigan: The White Bread Tour? (Broadway Series South in Raleigh Memorial Auditorium).

March 16: ?The Chuckle and Chortle Comedy Show!? hosted by Michelle Maclay and starring Munashe Magarira, Gretchen McNeely, Kumail Akbari, and Derrick Thompson (The ArtsCenter).

March 16: Entertainment Events, Inc. presents ?Late Nite Catechism? (Knights of Columbus Council 9709 in Clare Hall at the Catholic Community of Saint Francis of Assisi in Raleigh).

March 17: ?It Was a Very Good Year: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra,? starring Tony Sands (Clayton Center Auditorium and Conference Center).

March 19: ?The Rainbow Fish (Grades PreK-2)? (ArtsPower at The ArtsCenter).

March 19: ?The Rainbow Fish (Grades PreK-2)? (ArtsPower at The ArtsCenter).

March 19-24: ?Anything Goes,? starring Rachel York as Reno Sweeney (Durham Performing Arts Center).

March 20-23, 28-30; April 4-6: ?Derkl?wnschpankeneffekt? (Little Green Pig Theatrical Concern at Manbites Dog Theater).

March 21: ?The Monti ? Theme: ?Battles?? (The Monti and Sacrificial Poets at The ArtsCenter).

March 21-24: ?Academia Nuts? (Forest Moon Theater in Wake Forest).

March 21-23: ?Waltz, a Puppet Show,? adapted and directed by Don Tucker (Duke Theater Studies in 209 East Duke).

March 22: ?A Thousand Cranes (Grades 4-7)? (Eckerd Theater Company at The ArtsCenter).

March 22: ?Ostara: A Springtime Burlesque & Arts Celebration? (Sirona von Sirius at The ArtsCenter).

March 22-23: ?The State I?m In,? a fundraiser for the Cary Playwrights? Forum(Owl Tree Theater for the People in the Paul Cooper room at the Cary Arts Center).

March 22-24: ?Next to Normal? (Town of Cary and Deep Dish Theater Company in the Cary Arts Center).

March 22-24: ?Pirates of the Chemotherapy? (Roxboro Little Theater at the Kirby Theater in Roxboro).

March 22-24, 28-31; April 4-7: ?Tigers Be Still? (Raleigh Little Theatre and Actors Comedy Lab in its Gaddy-Goodwin Teaching Theatre).

March 23: ?A Little Knight Musical,? written and directed by Edgar Harrel (Company Carolina and Local Elementary Schools in Hanes Art Center Auditorium at UNC-Chapel Hill).

March 24: No Shame Theatre ? Carrboro (No Shame Theatre at The ArtsCenter).

March 26: ?Paige in Full? (The Carolina Theatre?s GlaxoSmithKline Arts Discovery Series).

March 27: ?African American Dance Ensemble? (The Carolina Theatre?s GlaxoSmithKline Arts Discovery Series).

March 27-30: ?The Marowitz Hamlet? (hiSTORY Stage at Common Ground Theatre).

March 28-30: ?Love Song? (Duke Players Lab Theater in Brody Theater).

March 28-31; April 4-7, 11-14: ?The Smell of the Kill? (Temple Theatre).

March 29: ?Seth Meyers Live! An Evening of Standup? (Durham Performing Arts Center).

EDITOR?S NOTE:

Robert W. McDowell is editor and publisher of Triangle Review, a FREE weekly e-mail arts newsletter. This calendar is reprinted with permission from Triangle Review.

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Space Tourist to Unveil Private Mars Voyage Today

A millionaire space tourist plans to make a major announcement today (Feb. 27) about launching a trip to Mars in 2018.

American businessman Dennis Tito paid about $20 million to visit the International Space Station in 2001 aboard a Russian spacecraft. Now, Tito is launching a new nonprofit organization called the Inspiration Mars Foundation to plan another private trip to space.

Details about the private Mars voyage, including whether it will be manned or robotic, are set to be revealed during a press conference today at Washington, D.C.'s National Press Club. Speakers at the 1 p.m. EST (1800 GMT) event will include Tito, as well as longtime space journalist Miles O?Brien, former NASA flight surgeon Jonathan Clark, a professor of space medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, Taber MacCallum, chief executive officer and chief technology officer of Paragon Space Development Corporation, and Jane Poynter, Paragon's president and chairwoman.

The Inspiration Mars Foundation plans to mount a mission to "take advantage of a unique window of opportunity to launch an historic journey to Mars and back in 501 days," project officials wrote in a media advisory.

"This 'Mission for America' will generate new knowledge, experience and momentum for the next great era of space exploration. It is intended to encourage all Americans to believe again, in doing the hard things that make our nation great, while inspiring youth through Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education and motivation," they added.

Tito, an engineer who once worked at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., founded the investment firm Wilshire Associates, which eventually made him a millionaire. [Photos: The First Space Tourists]

Tito's eight-day trek to space in 2001 made him the first-ever space tourist. Since his trip, six others have followed in his footsteps, paying between $20 million and $35 million through the American firm Space Adventures, which brokers deals with the Russian Federal Space Agency.

No private company has yet launched people to space on commercially built vehicles, though numerous firms, such as Space Exploration Technologies Corp., are working toward that goal.

NASA itself is also pursuing the goal of sending humans to Mars. The space agency is developing a new capsule called Orion, and a new heavy-lift rocket called the Space Launch System (SLS), to take astronauts beyond low-Earth orbit and to new destinations in the solar system, including asteroids and the Red Planet.

To watch Tito's announcement live at 1 p.m. EST (1800 GMT), visit: http://www.inspirationmars.org/.

Follow Clara Moskowitz on Twitter?@ClaraMoskowitz?or SPACE.com?@Spacedotcom. We're also on Facebook?&?Google+.?

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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Group: Syrian regime missiles kill 140 in Aleppo

BEIRUT (AP) ? At least 141 people, half of them children, were killed when the Syrian military fired at least four missiles into the northern city of Aleppo last week, Human Rights Watch confirmed Tuesday after a researcher visited the area.

The international rights group said the strikes hit residential areas and called them an "escalation of unlawful attacks against Syria's civilian population."

Aleppo, Syria's largest city, has been the scene of some of the heaviest fighting of the civil war pitting President Bashar Assad's regime against rebels fighting to oust him.

Rebels quickly seized several neighborhoods in an offensive on the city in July, but the government still controls some districts and the battle has developed into a bloody stalemate, with heavy street fighting that has ruined neighborhoods and forced thousands to flee.

A Human Rights Watch researcher who visited Aleppo last week to inspect the targeted sites, said up to 20 buildings were destroyed in each area hit by a missile. There were no signs of any military targets in the residential districts, located in rebel-held parts of Aleppo, said Ole Solvang, the HRW's researcher.

"Just when you think things can't get any worse, the Syrian government finds ways to escalate its killing tactics," Solvang said.

Human rights watch said 71 children were among the 141 people killed in the four missile strikes on three opposition-controlled neighborhoods in eastern Aleppo. It listed the names of the targeted neighborhoods as Jabal Badro, Tariq al-Bab and Ard al-Hamra. The fourth strike documented by the group was in Tel Rifat, north of Aleppo.

"The extent of the damage from a single strike, the lack of (military) aircraft in the area at the time, and reports of ballistic missiles being launched from a military base near Damascus overwhelmingly suggest that government forces struck these areas with ballistic missiles," the report said.

Syrian anti-regime activists first reported the attacks last week, saying they involved ground-to-ground missiles, and killed dozens of people. The reports could not be independently confirmed because Syrian authorities severely restrict access to media.

Human Rights Watch said it compiled a list of those killed in the missile strikes from cemetery burial records, interviews with relatives and neighbors, and information from the Aleppo Media Center and the Violations Documentation Center, a network of local activists.

The rebels control large swaths of land in northeastern Syria. In recent weeks, Assad's regime has lost control of several sites with key infrastructure in that part of the country, including a hydroelectric dam, a major oil field and two army bases along the road linking Aleppo with the airport to its east.

A key focus for the rebels in the Aleppo area is to capture the city's international airport, which the opposition fighters have been attacking for weeks.

Opposition forces have also been hitting the heart of Damascus with occasional mortars shells or bombings, posing a stiff challenge to the regime in its seat of power.

U.S. and NATO officials have previously said that Syria has a significant ballistic missile capability and is believed to have a few hundred missiles with a range of some 700 kilometers (440 miles) that could hit targets deep inside Turkey, a NATO member and one of the harshest critics of the Assad regime.

NATO has in recent weeks deployed Patriot missile systems along Turkey's border with Syria.

The missile attacks have outraged the leaders of the exiled opposition who have accused their Western backers of indifference to the suffering of the Syrian people.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/group-syrian-regime-missiles-kill-140-aleppo-052548844.html

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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Report: Barnes & Noble Might Give Up on the Nook (Updated)

According to the New York Times, struggling bookmonger Barnes & Noble might be about to shelve its Nook. The problem is one more common to physical books than tablets: nobody's buying them. More »


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Gov. Jindal says president's budget warnings are scare tactics

Feb 25 (Reuters) - Leading money winners on the 2013 PGATour on Monday (U.S. unless stated): 1. Brandt Snedeker $2,859,920 2. Matt Kuchar $1,987,000 3. Hunter Mahan $1,412,965 4. John Merrick $1,296,014 5. Phil Mickelson $1,232,760 6. Dustin Johnson $1,200,125 7. Tiger Woods $1,144,000 8. Russell Henley $1,129,080 9. Brian Gay $1,089,181 10. Charles Howell III $1,087,944 11. Jason Day $1,009,164 12. Chris Kirk $990,013 13. Steve Stricker $940,000 14. Josh Teater $870,934 15. Bill Haas $816,300 16. Jimmy Walker $812,620 17. Scott Piercy $789,592 18. Charlie Beljan $785,800 19. ...

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Warrant issued for Vegas Strip shooting suspect

LAS VEGAS (AP) ? Police said Monday they have a warrant for a 26-year-old ex-convict identified as the prime suspect in a shooting and fiery crash that killed three people last week on the Las Vegas Strip.

"We can say with certainty that Ammar Harris is the suspect who fired the fatal shots," Las Vegas police Capt. Chris Jones told reporters at an afternoon update about a manhunt that he said would be advertised on southern Nevada billboards.

Police previously released a photo of Harris taken after his arrest last year in Las Vegas in a 2010 prostitution case. It showed Harris with tattoos on his right cheek and words on his neck above an image that appeared to depict an owl with blackened eyes. Jones said Harris should be considered armed and dangerous.

Jones said investigators were looking everywhere Harris had lived in the past. He wasn't specific.

Public records show that Harris previously lived in South Carolina and Georgia, and told a police officer when he was arrested in Miami Beach last December that he had lived in Florida for about a year.

Harris was convicted in 2004 in Orangeburg, S.C., of felony possession with intent to sell a stolen pistol, Jones said. The conviction was not in California, as police said earlier.

Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson attended the news conference and said afterward that the case was getting top priority from prosecutors and he hoped Harris would turn himself in. He said the warrant was issued Friday.

"If Mr. Harris is listening, I would urge him to surrender," Wolfson said.

Harris used the name Ammar Asim Faruq Harris when he was arrested last May in Las Vegas in the June 2010 case. He was charged with robbery, sexual assault, kidnapping and coercion with a weapon.

Las Vegas police also sought pandering by force and ex-felon in possession of concealed weapon charges stemming from allegations that Harris was a pimp and attacked a woman.

Court records show the case was dismissed last June. The prosecutor and a public defender who handled the case didn't immediately respond to messages Monday.

In Miami Beach, Harris was arrested Dec. 7 after he was accused of driving a silver 2006 Hummer H3 the wrong way on a congested street at 2 a.m. The arresting officer said Harris produced a Florida state identification card and provided a Miami address. The status of the case in Miami-Dade courts was unclear Monday.

In Atlanta, Harris was arrested in June 2004 on a felony marijuana possession with intent to distribute charge. According to court records, he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor marijuana possession charge and was sentenced to three months in jail.

Fulton County jail records show Harris spent about two weeks in jail in February 2008 after a misdemeanor battery arrest. The outcome of that case was not immediately clear Monday.

In Las Vegas, investigators say Harris was driving a black Range Rover SUV when he fired shots into a Maserati before dawn Thursday, killing an aspiring rapper and causing a crash that killed two people when the Maserati slammed into a taxi that exploded in a fireball at the heart of the Strip.

Police said several other people were with Harris in the SUV as it fled the scene of the six-vehicle, chain-reaction crash on Las Vegas Boulevard near the Bellagio, Caesars Palace, Bally's and Flamingo resorts.

Jones and police homicide Lt. Ray Steiber said they were confident that Harris was the only shooter. They didn't say whether police intend to prosecute anyone else in the SUV.

But, "To anyone who is aware of his location or is assisting Ammar Harris in any way, you will be arrested and prosecuted," Jones said. "You may think you're being a friend, but keep in mind Ammar Harris is wanted for the murder of three citizens."

The SUV was the focus of an intense search before it was found Saturday parked in the garage of a gated apartment complex just a couple of blocks east of the Strip. Harris wasn't found at a nearby apartment where he was believed to have been living.

Kenneth Wayne Cherry Jr. was mortally wounded when the dark gray Maserati he was driving was peppered by gunfire from the SUV. Taxi driver Michael Boldon, 62, of Las Vegas, and passenger Sandra Sutton-Wasmund, 48, of Maple Valley, Wash., died in the taxi.

Police say the triple homicide stemmed from an altercation between Cherry and Harris in a valet area of the upscale Aria resort a block south of the crash scene at Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road.

A passenger in the Maserati was wounded in the arm, and four people from four other vehicles were treated for non-life-threatening injuries after the crash.

Las Vegas police sought help during last week's search for the Range Rover from local and federal authorities in Nevada and neighboring states of Arizona, California and Utah.

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Associated Press writer Kate Brumback in Atlanta contributed to this report.

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Finchem says PGA Tour opposes ban on anchoring

MARANA, Ariz. (AP) ? PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem threw a big wrinkle into the plan to outlaw the anchored putting stroke when he said Sunday the tour opposed the ban because there was not enough evidence to suggest players had an advantage by using a long putter.

"We hold the USGA in highest regard as a key part of the game of golf," Finchem said. "We don't attempt to denigrate that position in any way whatsoever. It's just on this issue, we think if they were to move forward they would be making a mistake."

The U.S. Golf Association and the Royal & Ancient Golf Club announced Nov. 28 a proposed rule that would prohibit players from anchoring the club to their body, the method used for belly putters and broom-handled putters that are pressed against the chest.

Three of the last five major champions used a belly putter.

The governing bodies are nearing the end of a 90-day comment period before deciding whether to adopt the rule, which would not take effect until 2016. Finchem has been meeting with his players the last few months, with USGA executive director Mike Davis presenting the rule to a player meeting in San Diego last week. Finchem sent a letter to the USGA and R&A on Friday to state the tour's position.

The PGA of America also opposes the ban.

"I think the essential thread that went through the thinking of the players ... was that in the absence of data or any basis to conclude that there is a competitive advantage to be gained by using anchoring, and given the amount of time that anchoring has been in the game, that there is no overriding reason to go down that road," Finchem said.

The long putter has become a polarizing issue in recent years, even though it has been around for the last four decades.

The USGA and R&A said they wanted to ban the anchored stroke because they felt it took too much skill out of the game. Its goal was to define the golf stroke as the club moving freely through the entire swing. They conceded in November there was no empirical data, only a recent spike in more players using long putters.

Finchem wanted to make clear that the PGA Tour was not in a "donnybrook" with the USGA over who sets the rules. Rather, he was responding to its request for comment. Even so, it puts the USGA in a position of going through with the ban or backing down because the PGA Tour opposes it.

Finchem has said over the last month that while slightly different rules for the PGA Tour are acceptable, he did not think anchoring would be one of them. And he did not indicate which direction the tour would go if the USGA followed through with the ban.

"I haven't spent much time worrying about that," Finchem said. "That would be speculation, and I haven't really thought about it. I've thought more about some areas of bifurcation, whether it would work or not. But I think that the focus here ought to be, if possible, to go down the same road, everybody go down the same road on anchoring, and that's certainly where we are right now.

"We just hope they take our view on it," he said. "We'll see."

The USGA issued a statement that it is listening to "many productive conversations across the golf community" on the proposed rule.

"As we consider the various perspectives on anchoring, it has always been our position that Rule 14-1b aims to clarify and preserve the traditional and essential nature of the golf stroke, which has helped to make golf a unique and enjoyable game of skill and challenge," the statement said.

The USGA said it would decide on the proposed rule in the spring.

The tour's opposition to the anchoring ban was not surprising. Finchem met with his 16-member Player Advisory Council and policy board last week, and several players had indicated that the tour would go against the USGA.

Where it leads is still up in the air.

Finchem said the lack of empirical data was a problem, along with the fact golf's governing bodies have allowed long putters over the last two generations of golf. He suggested that if the USGA had tried to ban the anchored stroke in 1975, not many would have protested.

"I think we could understand it if for some reason or another ... it had negative results for the game of golf," Finchem said. "We have to look at it from the standpoint of is it good, bad or indifferent for the game as a whole ? professional level, amateur level ? and we conclude that it's not (a bad thing)."

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/finchem-says-pga-tour-opposes-ban-anchoring-220019852--golf.html

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Sunday, February 24, 2013

AMD Turbo Dock promises better performance and cooling for hybrids, we go hands-on (video)

AMD Turbo Dock promises better performance and cooling for hybrid, we go handson video

Here's a question we've been asking ourselves for a while: what if the dock for a hybrid tablet could offer not only a keyboard and battery, but also increased performance? Wouldn't that provide the best of both worlds, with long battery life when you're in tablet mode and true laptop productivity when you have a place to sit down?

Turns out AMD is on the same wavelength. In fact, the company has already implemented the idea in a prototype device here at MWC, destined to appear in commercial products around the middle of this year. As you'll see if you check out the video after the break, it's built by Compal and includes a 13-inch 1080p display with a quad-core Temash chip, which when combined with its Turbo Dock delivers some serious power -- going from 8 W to 15 W, with extra air flow delivered through the connector to keep it cool.

AMD says that the docked tablet offers general computing performance broadly at the level of a full-fledged 17 W Intel Core i3 notebook. Judging from Microsoft's Fish Bowl HTML5 benchmark, we're looking at a gain of 50 percent -- and yes, that's pretty impressive. Next stop, a dock with an extra discrete GPU for CrossFire gaming? Who knows, but it's the logical progression.

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China Mobile Preparing to Launch 4G Services

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?China Mobile is expected to launch its TD-LTE service in Guangzhou and Shenzhen by the end of this month, according to a report in Shanghai Securities News.

The two cities have already been running trials of their 4G services. "Trials in Guangzhou and Shenzhen are close to commercial service level," the report said.

By December, China Mobile had finished the construction of 3,700 4G base stations in Guangzhou and 2,800 in Shenzhen.

"The company's efforts to promote 4G services will benefit the industry for the long run and also create opportunities for related equipment maker and engineering firms," the paper quoted an analyst as saying.

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  • "Review: Olloclip For iPhone 5"?Macgasm?5:24 PM
  • "Secure your iPad to your desk with the Soft Touch Flex holder (review)"?ZDNet?12:22 PM
  • "Chromebook Pixel vs. MacBook Air"?Gizmag?2/22
  • "HTC One vs iPhone 5 camera duel: Ultrapixel tech tested"?Crave @ CNET?2/22
  • "Which To Choose (Take Two): 27-inch iMac with GTX 675MX GPU? or with GeForce GTX 680MX?"?Bare Feats?2/22
  • "Hands-on: Logitech Bluetooth Easy-Switch Keyboard, Mac, iOS"?Electronista?2/22
  • "Logitech UE Mobile Boombox"?iLounge?2/22
  • "Reviews: Apogee Electronics MiC Studio Quality Microphone"?iLounge?2/22
  • "Four Speck cases for the iPhone 5"?Macworld?2/22
  • "Review: SmartFlex View for iPhone 5"?Macworld?2/22
  • "Review: CandyShell Grip for iPhone 5"?Macworld?2/22
  • "Review: SmartFlex Card for iPhone 5"?Macworld?2/22
  • "Review: Delano Case for iPad Mini, Nexus 7, Kindle Fire, Kindle, And Other 7' Tablet"?Run Around Tech?2/22
iPad/iPhone/iPod touch Apps
  • "The Phrasal Verbs Machine: An iPad App with an Unusual Approach to Grammar"?eXtensions?10:43 AM
  • "Let's create! Pottery HD for iPhone and iPad review"?iMore?7:04 AM
  • "Postcardly Postcards for iOS review: Only a few steps, and your postcard is in the mail"?CNET Reviews?2/22
  • "Review: Aerofly FS ? A Realistic, Easy-to-Learn Flight Simulator for iOS"?MacTrast?2/22
  • "Mailbox for iPhone Eases Email Triage but Lacks Key Features"?TidBITS?2/22
  • "Furnish for iOS taps augmented reality to transport IKEA and Crate & Barrel furniture to your home"?The Next Web?2/22
  • "Comparing iPad weather apps at a glance"?iMore?2/22
  • "Built For Entrepreneurs And Investors, Simplr For iPhone Sorts And Prioritizes Your AngelList Feeds"?TechCrunch?2/22
  • "Yahoo updates Flickr iPhone app with tagging, faster uploads, volume shutter and more"?Digital Trends?2/22
  • "Vector Graphics Geeks Will Fall for B?zier ? iPad App Review"?PadGadget?2/22
  • "Met Someone New? Say, 'Hello.' Then, Use iPhone's Evernote Hello To Remember The Details (it's free)"?Mac 360?2/22
  • "Appidemic: Worm Run for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch"?AppleTell?2/22
  • "'Backflip Madness' Review - The Worst Game I Can't Stop Playing"?Touch Arcade?2/22
How-To/Tutorial
  • "How To Take a Screenshot of Your iPad"?Macinstruct?4:52 PM
  • "How To Zoom Into Images, Save Captions, And More In Official Instagram App For iPhone"?Redmond Pie?1:49 PM
Tips
  • "Study Smarter ? Take Notes And Highlight Text Within iBooks [iOS Tips]?Cult of Mac?2/22
  • "Automatically backing up photos via cellular data Article"?iLounge?2/22
Source: http://www.macsurfer.com/redirr.php?u=764655

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  • "How could Apple make a cheap iPhone Mini?"?ZDNet?5:30 PM
  • "Why the Apple iWatch and Google Glass Don't Matter"?Cult of Mac?2:29 PM
  • "Will Apple Scare Pandora and Sirius XM This Week?"?Forbes?12:21 PM
  • "The Macalope Weekly: People hate clowns"?Macworld?10:03 AM
  • "Rumor: iPad 5 Cases Show New Design"?AppleBitch?8:10 AM
  • "Apple Loop: Considering iPrefs, Patenting The iWatch, Living In A 'Weird' Post-Jobs World"?Forbes?2/22
  • "Judge tells Apple and Samsung to narrow their new patent case"?Ars Technica?2/22
  • "Samsung's outrageous VoiceOver suit against Apple stayed in Germany"?iDownload Blog?2/22
  • "The iPad Can Be a True Mac Alternative"?Shawn Blanc?2/22
  • "Why the iPad still can't be a true Mac replacement"?Macworld?2/22
  • "Why I bought a MacBook Air"?ZDNet?2/22
  • "Chromebook Pixel Validates Microsoft's Touch Strategy, Could Force Apple's Hand"?Benzinga Insights?2/22
  • "How China Mobile Could Get the iPhone"?TheStreet?2/22
  • "How Apple Is Better At 'Planned Obsolescence' Than Any Other Technology Company"?Mac 360?2/22
  • "Why Every Analyst Is In Love With The Siren Song Of The Low-Cost iPhone"?TechCrunch?2/22
  • "Why An iPhone Mini Is Key For Apple Continuing To Grow"?Cult of Mac?2/22
  • "Apple's Innovation Problem"?Forbes?2/22
  • "More Support For A Low Cost iPhone"?Apple Bitch?2/22
  • "Brazil lawsuit claims iPad 3 made intentionally obsolete"?iDownload Blog?2/22
  • "Will Apple Exist 3 Years From Now? How Much Will It Be Worth?"?Seeking Alpha?2/22
  • "Steve Job's Financial Planning Advice: You Are Already Naked"?Forbes?2/22
  • "Why iOS won't become Apple's 'Windows XP'"?ZDNet?2/22
  • "Risk Averse: Will iOS Become Apple's Windows XP?"?ReadWrite?2/22
  • "Apple Patent For Solar Watch Could Fire Up Stock Again"?Forbes?2/22
  • "Wearable computing devices ? like, say, an 'iWatch,' could exceed 485 million annual shipments by 2018"?AppleDailyReport?2/22
  • "Apple's iWatch Concept Is Real - And Here's How It Might Work"?ReadWrite?2/22
  • "Apple 'slap wrap' patent fuels iWatch rumour"?ZDNet?2/22
Non-Apple
  • "iPad mini vs. Galaxy Note 8.0 hands on!"?iMore?9:29 PM
  • "It's Not Email That's Broken, It's You"?TidBITS?8:03 PM
  • "Google laptop shows Apple a thing or two: Google's Chromebook Pixel has two killer features that MacBooks don't. Maybe it's time for Apple to rethink the MacBook concept."?CNET News?5:29 PM
  • "How Google Stole Apple's Thunder And Became Everyone's Favorite Tech Company Again"?San Francisco Chronicle?5:28 PM
  • "Weighing In on Sensor Size"?New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required]?2:06 PM
  • "How Much Interest Is There, Really, in PlayStation 4?"?Forbes?7:01 AM
  • "Google Glass Isn't Very Good Yet, And It Gives People Headaches, Says VC Who Played With Them"?Business Insider?2/22
  • "I miss removable batteries"?ZDNet?2/22
  • "6 ways to speed an old computer"?USA Today?2/22
  • "Even Sony isn't sure what PS4 will look like"?Mashable?2/22