Russell Westbrook arrived about 10 minutes late to his scheduled media session on Friday morning in New Orleans. He took a seat.
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In Focus Brands’ Backed App: The Mash Card -Needs Programmers
The Albany student-created, startup community with benefits app-The MASH Card- continues to expand its student community, their vendor offerings and new viral events and needs junior programmers to round out the new CTO Team. ALBANY, N.Y. – Feb. 17, 2017 – PRLog — With a new website and fully-functioning app a month from completion, The MASH Card needs to add junior programmers to the team to continue its technology expansion.
New York (Ap) – Quite a rally for Rumor – a commanding comeback for German shepherds, too.
Komondor “BettyBoop” is seen in the judging area during day two of competition at the Westminster Kennel Club 141st Annual Dog Show in New York on February 14, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / TIMOTHY A. CLARYTIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images NEW YORK, NY – FEBRUARY 14: A Great Dane competes in the working category on the final night at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden, February 14, 2017 in New York City.
What We Learned: Happy Pitchers and Catchers Day
The recent haul that the Reds got for second baseman Brandon Phillips may be a cautionary tale of what will happen to the Brewers if they wait to trade Braun until after his full no-trade clause is in place. Another group of rankings are out, and this one placed seven of the Brewers prospects in the top 101 prospects in baseball.
Meet creators of San Francisco Balleta s bold a Frankensteina
With the North American premiere of Liam Scarlett’s “Frankenstein” fast approaching, the pressure is high at San Francisco Ballet. But fortunately, the two key artists behind the creation of this dance work -the U.K. choreographer and scenic designer John Macfarlane – have found time to squeeze in a joint interview before a meeting with the entire production team.
Meet creators of San Francisco Balleta s bold a Frankensteina
With the North American premiere of Liam Scarlett’s “Frankenstein” fast approaching, the pressure is high at San Francisco Ballet. But fortunately, the two key artists behind the creation of this dance work -the U.K. choreographer and scenic designer John Macfarlane – have found time to squeeze in a joint interview before a meeting with the entire production team.
Glencore Buys Out Billionaire With $1 Billion Congo Deal
Glencore Plc agreed to a $960 million deal that will boost ownership of two giant Congolese cobalt and copper mines, and sever its ties with controversial Israeli billionaire Dan Gertler. For Glencore, the deal achieves two things: greater control of key assets at a time of booming copper and cobalt prices and a parting of ways from Gertler after his business in the Democratic Republic of Congo and relationship with President Joseph Kabila attracted scrutiny from the U.S. Department of Justice.
Cornerstone Prep robotics team brings home trophy in first year
Cornerstone Prep sixth-grader Jacob Freiler, left, works with fifth-grader Sarah Sanabia and sixth-grader Patrick Garner on the school’s Lego Robotics team.
Zombies in the Dells: Resort offers virtual reality games at The Arena
I am gingerly following a narrow, stone walkway, but then the path ends abruptly. Ahead and above is nothing but sky.
Biz Bits: Robots, humans needing help
One of the area’s first high school robotics programs is trying to raise money. Two years ago, I wrote about the Thunderbird Robotics Team , which is based at Las Plumas High School in Oroville, but has members throughout the county.
This is why Philippe Coutinho was kneeling down behind the Liverpool wall today
Philippe Coutinho raised many an eyebrow during the first half of Liverpool’s Premier League meeting with Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday tea-time. Philippe Coutinho raised many an eyebrow during the first half of Liverpool’s Premier League meeting with Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday tea-time.
Fort Payne school prepares for state Lego League contest
First Lego League is a unique competition. It’s a multi-faceted experience that gives students fifth through sixth-grade the chance to put to practice what they learn in the classroom.
Valve is working on three full VR games
Valve is working on three new virtual reality games, which company chief Gabe Newell describes as full games rather than tech demos. At a media round-table at the company’s Bellevue, Washington headquarters yesterday, Newell said that the games represent a second generation of VR releases, which will be longer and more in-depth than previous demo-like experiences.
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Home Wi-Fi
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Byron robotics team earns three firsts, qualifies for state
Having recently taken first place honors the “Byron Ramblers” Robotics team, fourth and fifth graders from Byron Intermediate School, will advance to the state tournament Saturday, February 25 at Washington Magnet School in St. Paul. The Byron Ramblers took first place honors in three categories: Robot Design, Robot Performance and the Head to Head Competition at the Regional Tournament held in Rochester in December, advanced to the section tournament in St. Paul on January 7, and from there earned state birth honors.
Wargame of cyber proportions unfolds in Colorado Springs symposium
John Muscarnero works to defend the “Blue Team” from a cyber attack that posted this “You have been hacked” message on team’s website during a cyber wargame exercise Monday, February 6, 2017 at the Rocky Mountain Cyberspace Symposium. Photo by Mark Reis, The Gazette The way to hack an oil refinery seemed rather basic, or “basisk” to a team of potential hackers playing the part of nation-state, backed perhaps by the Chinese or Russian governments.
Watch: Astronaut Throws Football That Travels 564,664 Yards In Space
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Watch: Astronaut Throws Football That Travels 564,664 Yards In Space
CBS2 / KCAL9 CBS2/KCAL9 is part of CBS Television Stations, a division of CBS Corp. and one of the largest network-owned station groups in the country. CBS Studio City Broadcast Center 4200 Radford Avenue Studio City, CA […] Man Killed In Mountain Ice Accident Lived In Gardena A man killed when a group of hikers plunged down an icy slope in Southern California mountains was a 67-year-old resident of Los Angeles County.
Super Bowl online: See the game, learn some new taunts
In this Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, file photo, an attendee snaps a photo of the Vince Lombardi Trophy and team helmets during NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s news conference for Super Bowl 51, in Houston. The Atlanta Falcons will face the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards
Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards Beat that, Aaron Rodgers. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: Astronaut Tim Kopra is stuck in the International Space Station for Super Bowl 51 – a rather unique problem, it’s fair to say – but he’s gearing up for the big game by making throws even Tom Brady would be jealous of.
Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards
Astronaut throws a football 564,664 yards Beat that, Aaron Rodgers. Check out this story on USATODAY.com: Astronaut Tim Kopra is stuck in the International Space Station for Super Bowl 51 – a rather unique problem, it’s fair to say – but he’s gearing up for the big game by making throws even Tom Brady would be jealous of.
How a trip to Mars could change your body’s bacteria
The find, made as part of NASA’s twin study of Scott and Mark Kelly, could have major implications for prolonged trips – to the red planet, for instance. Northwestern researchers are comparing the effect of living at zero gravity for a year on a human’s gut microbiota – the ‘bugs’ found naturally in the gastrointestinal tract to aid digestion.
D&H Distributing Launches Yearlong Centennial Countdown Celebration
Although 2017 has just begun, D&H Distributing is already counting down to next year, its 100th year in business. In preparation for that milestone, D&H kicked off a yearlong “Centennial Countdown,” which the company will celebrate throughout 2017 with employee celebrations and customer events, trainings and promotions.
Change in astronaut’s gut bacteria attributed to spaceflight
Northwestern University researchers studying the gut bacteria of Scott and Mark Kelly, NASA astronauts and identical twin brothers, as part of a unique human study have found that changes to certain gut “bugs” occur in space. The Northwestern team is one of 10 NASA-funded research groups studying the Kelly twins to learn how living in space for a long period of time – such as a mission to Mars – affects the human body.
This is the ‘Halo’ Julio Jones wore to get to the Super Bowl – CNET
On his way to the Super Bowl , Atlanta Falcons’ star wideout Julio Jones let technology take care of his head and toe. In early December, the Pro Bowler developed a serious case of ” turf toe ” that forced him to miss two games.
Justin Bieber is oddly delightful in T-Mobile’s Super Bowl ad – CNET
Sprint, for example, is insisting that bad parents will fake their own deaths in order to get out of a Verizon contract. And this they’re putting in front of the Super Bowl audience .
Not paralyzed enough: N.S. man sues to be recognized as paraplegic after insurance claim denied
Mitchell Murphy sustained a brain injury and spinal fracture when he fell nearly seven metres to the ground from a staircase in the summer of 2011. Mitchell Murphy sustained a brain injury and spinal fracture when he fell nearly seven metres to the ground from a staircase in the summer of 2011.
Mission Valley’s stadium: Could the Raiders find a home in San Diego?
San Diego Chargers and Oakland Raiders fans played their parts at Qualcomm Stadium on Dec. 18, 2016. Dean Spanos stated how he felt about San Diego fans when he packed up the Chargers and moved to Los Angeles.
Under Amour Outlook: Dive Or Drive?
Under Armour will need to provide a strong 2017 outlook and beat and top line estimates to drive its share price higher. E-Commerce growth continues to eat away at traditional retail sales and Under Armour will need to demonstrate progress in this segment to appease investors.
MLB strips Cardinals of draft picks, fines them $2 million for Astros hack
Major League Baseball dropped an unprecedented penalty on the St. Louis Cardinals for their scouting director’s hacking of the Houston Astros’ computer system, ordering the Cardinals to send their top two draft picks to the Astros and pay them $2 million in damages. MLB strips Cardinals of draft picks, fines them $2 million for Astros hack Major League Baseball dropped an unprecedented penalty on the St. Louis Cardinals for their scouting director’s hacking of the Houston Astros’ computer system, ordering the Cardinals to send their top two draft picks to the Astros and pay them $2 million in damages.
St. Louis Cardinals Receive Hacking Punishment
Major League Baseball announced that the St. Louis Cardinals will forfeit their first two draft picks in the 2017 amateur draft to the Houston Astros and have been fined $2 million for the hacking of Houston’s databases. A federal judge unsealed details about former St. Louis Cardinals executive Chris Correa’s hacking of the Houston Astros’ email and player evaluation databases last week.
Soft robotic sleeve developed to aid failing hearts
A soft robotic sleeve placed around the heart in a pig model of acute heart failure. The actuators embedded in the sleeve support heart function by mimicking the outer heart muscles that induce the heart to beat.
VWHS hosts successful robotics tournament, earns championship
Van Wert High School hosted the Northern Ohio First Tech Challenge Robotics Competition on Saturday with 28 teams and about 300 students participating in the event. Van Wert has hosted the competition three times, but this was the first year the Van Wert High School Robotics Club was able to participate in the competition as well to try to advance to the state championship in Columbus.
Other teams ‘can’t live with us’ says Rangers’ James Tavernier
Bullish appears to be the default setting of James Tavernier. Indeed, it would have been easy to forget that Rangers are a country mile behind Celtic in the Premiership as the Ibrox full-back assessed Mark Warburton’s men in the aftermath of their success at Fir Park.
SpaceX Is Livestreaming A Hyperloop Pod Competition
SpaceX is livestreaming a competition between hyperloop pods from outside their headquarters in Hawthorne, California, and at least one Los Angeles newspaper is also covering the event live on Facebook . “This competition is the first of its kind anywhere in the world,” SpaceX writes, noting that 27 teams put their pods through a “litany” of pre-qualifying tests hoping to qualify for a run on the track on “Rocket Road” .
A federal judge unsealed evidence in Cardinals-Astros hacking scandal
A report from David Barron and Jake Kaplan of the Houston Chronicle revealed new details about former Cardinals scouting director Carlos Correa ‘s hacking of the Astros’ computer databases from 2013-2014. On Thursday, federal judge Lynn Hughes unsealed three documents pertaining to Correa’s offenses.
A look at events and attractions surrounding Super Bowl LI
The George R. Brown Convention Center will host the NFL Experience in Houston. Super Bowl LI will be played Feb. 5 at NRG Stadium in Houston.
St. Mary’s beats Santa Clara; Zags looming
Saint Mary’s Jock Landale and Santa Clara’s Emmanuel Ndumanya vie for a rebound during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017, in Santa Clara, Calif. less Saint Mary’s Jock Landale and Santa Clara’s Emmanuel Ndumanya vie for a rebound during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Jan. 28, 2017, in Santa Clara, Calif.
Stephen Curry, Warriors No. 2 in NBA’s merchandise sales in
Stephen Curry and his family tour the Great Wall during the Warriors trip to China. The Warriors and Lakers will place twice this week during the NBA’s Global Games tour.
How the stadium effort unraveled over 15 years
The Qualcomm Stadium site was considered for new stadium plans, but they never came to fruition. Many of the reasons a new Chargers stadium never got built in San Diego may have less to do with villains and scapegoats and more to do with well-intentioned civic missteps and things that the team and community leaders couldn’t control.