Saturday, October 26, 2013

Robin Thicke & Peter Facinelli Bring Their Ladies to the GQ Gentleman's Ball

Stepping out for a night on the town that goes to a good cause, Robin Thicke and Peter Facinelli attended the 2013 GQ Gentleman's Ball in New York City on Wednesday (October 23).


Looking sharp in black ensembles, both men worked the media line and posed for photographs while being joined by their gorgeous ladies, Paula Patton and Jaime Alexander, respectively.


Aside from only being a spectator at the evening's gathering, Mr. Thicke was also on hand to take the stage for an exclusive performance.


All funds raised at this year's event will go to the Gentleman's Fund, which was started back in 2007 and raises awareness for the issues that are essential to modern men.


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SmackDown Five-Point Preview: Oct. 25, 2013











In SmackDown’s blockbuster Eight-Man Tag Team Match, Daniel Bryan, Cody Rhodes, Goldust & The Miz will battle Randy Orton & The Shield. While multiple heated rivalries in this talent-laden contest already prophesize an intense showdown, the bout also carries with it major implications for Sunday’s WWE Hell in a Cell pay-per-view, when both the vacant WWE Championship and the WWE Tag Team Championships will be on the line.

Hell in a Cell: CM Punk vs. Ryback & Heyman | Watch the latest exclusive Triple H interview

The question is, who will pick up some invaluable momentum and who will be licking their wounds heading into Miami’s American Airlines Arena on Sunday?

Plus, as COO Triple H has already confirmed, he will be on SmackDown tonight to finish his latest interview with Michael Cole at the top of the show. That being said, will The Authority also play a part in the colossal main event heading into Sunday's pay-per-view? And speaking of colossal, it will be interesting to see whether the fired Big Show will once again emerge on the blue brand as well.

Find out tonight on SmackDown at 8/7 CT, only on Syfy!


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Kanye West Brings Jesus On Stage For His ‘Yeezus’ Tour



"White Jesus, is that you?





Last month Kanye West announced that he is going on tour with Kendrick Lamar here in the US. Over the weekend, Kanye played a show in Seattle, WA where he brought out on stage a very special guest. Kanye decided to name his tour after his new album Yeezus and, as such, saw fit to invite a man dresses like Jesus to appear on stage with him. HMMM. Click below to see a photo of Yeezus and Jesus together on stage in Seattle and then watch video of the two interacting.





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… Yeah, I’m not sure if this is meant to be art or whatever but it sure looks weird to me. I guess we cannot be surprised that Kanye would want to make the Yeezus/Jesus connection while on tour but this little interplay looks so … weird. I’m not sure if Jesus will be appearing on stage with Kanye for the entire tour but I’ll be seeing the Yeezus Tour when it hits LA next week. Will Jesus be there, too? Only the Gods know.

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AMAZON, still unprofitable, passes Microsoft's headcount -- MICROSOFT profit crushes it -- King Chrome top browser -- Last qtr: iPad 15M, Surface 1M -- LINKEDIN Intro reads your email


October 25, 2013 06:00 PDT | 09:00 EDT | 13:00 UTC


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>> STAT DU JOUR: Same old Amazon: All sales, no profit, by Brad Stone: "Amazon just posted a healthy $17.09 billion in net sales during its third quarter, a 24 percent jump compared with the same period a year ago. But the company lost .09 cents per share. This is what amounts for good news to Amazon shareholders: analysts had predicted sales of $16.77 billion and accurately predicted that nine cent loss. Naturally, shares rose about one and a half percent in after-hours trading." BloombergBusinessweek
>>>> Amazon Web Services continue to tear it up GigaOM
>>>> Amazon hits 109,800 employees, passing Microsoft's headcount for the first time TNW
>>>> Amazon added 'millions' of Prime members in Q3, thanks in part to streaming video GigaOM
>>>> Amazon's set-top box runs into further delays The Verge
>>>> TechBrief wonders: When will Kiva robots (now 1,382) outnumber employees?


>> STAT DU JOUR DEUX: Microsoft crushes FQ1 expectations with revenue of $18.5B, EPS of $0.62, $400M in Surface top line, by Alex Wilhelm: "Enterprise, strong - Consumer, middling...net income was $5.24 billion, and its operating income was $6.33 billion. Microsoft ended the quarter with just over $80 billion in cash and equivalents... keep in mind that most of that cash is overseas... Surface revenue for the quarter was $400 million, with Microsoft reporting that that figure represents 'sequential growth in revenue and units sold over the prior quarter.' That figure is almost half of its former tally for several quarters, including launch...That decent Surface figure is contrasted in the quarter by slipping Windows OEM revenue. According to Microsoft, revenue derived from selling Windows to its OEM partners fell 7 percent on a year-over-year basis." TechCrunch
>>>> Microsoft hits 2 million-plus Office 365 Home Premium subscriber mark ZDNet
>>>> The PC slump finally hits Microsoft, though cloud cushions the blow ReadWrite
>>>>> Microsoft sells another 1.2M Xbox 360s in Q1; console approaching 80M in lifetime sales VentureBeat
>>>> Microsoft plunks a 17-foot-tall Surface tablet down in London's Trafalgar Square TechHive
>>>> TechBrief wonders: How much does Microsoft's new accounting method impact the picture?


>> STAT DU JOUR TROIS: Across desktop and mobile, Chrome is used more than Firefox, IE, and Opera combined, by Emil Protalinski: "Social analytics firm Shareaholic today released browser share data for the year 2013 so far. There are quite a lot of figures to go over, but the biggest trend that immediately jumps out is Chrome's utter dominance. In September, Chrome was used more than Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera combined." TNW


>> TO SERVE MAN: LinkedIn 'Intro'duces Insecurity, by Bishop Fox: "LinkedIn released a new product today called Intro. They call it 'doing the impossible,' but some might call it 'hijacking email.' Why do we say this? Consider the following: Intro reconfigures your iOS device (e.g. iPhone, iPad) so that all of your emails go through LinkedIn's servers. You read that right. Once you install the Intro app, all of your emails, both sent and received, are transmitted via LinkedIn's servers. LinkedIn is forcing all your IMAP and SMTP data through their own servers and then analyzing and scraping your emails for data pertaining to...whatever they feel like." Bishop Fox


>> PRO TIP: Mozilla's Lightbeam tool will expose who is looking over your shoulder on the Web, by Adam Sherwin: "Users who activate Lightbeam will be able to see a real-time visualisation of every site they visit and every third-party that is active on those sites, including commercial organisations which might potentially be sharing your data.... Mozilla wants users who install the Lightbeam add-on to Firefox, to crowd-source their data, to produce the first 'big picture' view of Web tracking, revealing which third-parties are most active.... Lightbeam promises a 'Wizard of Oz" moment for the web, "where users collectively provide a way to pull back the curtains to see its inner workings," Mozilla claimed." The Independent


>> FIRST LOOK: Twitter prices its IPO at a conservative $11B, by Peter Kafka: "Twitter said it is looking to sell its shares for $17 to $20 each in its upcoming public offering. If the company sells at the top end of its range, it would raise $1.6 billion in its IPO, and value the company at around $11 billion. That $20 figure is significant because it's less than the $20.62 value Twitter assigned to its shares on August 5, the last time the company went through a valuation before letting the public take a look at its financials." AllThingsD
>>>> Twitter hires NBC's Vivian Schiller to boost its news cred PCWorld


>> SPY VS. SPY: NSA monitored calls of 35 world leaders after US official handed over contacts, by James Ball: "NSA encourages senior officials in its 'customer' departments, such the White House, State and the Pentagon, to share their 'Rolodexes' so the agency can add the phone numbers of leading foreign politicians to their surveillance systems... one unnamed US official handed over 200 numbers, including those of the 35 world leaders, none of whom is named. These were immediately 'tasked' for monitoring by the NSA... Angela Merkel on Wednesday accused the US of tapping her mobile phone. After Merkel's allegations became public, White House press secretary Jay Carney issued a statement that said the US 'is not monitoring and will not monitor' the German chancellor's communications." The Guardian
>>>> Organizers hope for big crowd at surveillance protest Saturday in Washington DC ITWorld


>> WEARABLES WATCH: Move over Google Glass, here comes $300 competition from France, by Cyrus Farivar: "The 70-gram glasses themselves felt like large industrial protective eyewear with a huge case enclosing all the electronics on the right side... At least 11 companies are battling for your face." Ars Technica
>>>> Patent filing shows Samsung preps electronic eyewear Wall Street Journal Digits


>> BIG PICTURE: The value of zero-priced software, by Horace Dediu: "Apple's latest product launch (new OS X, iPads, Macs and iWork/iLife) came with a change in pricing for software. OS X and iWork and iLife and updates are now made available free on new Macs and, in the case of the suites, on iOS devices as well... usage of the products determines their value and therefore placing powerful software in the hands of more users means they will value the entire system more. This leads to the notion of greater 'stickiness' or 'lock-in' but also to higher satisfaction and loyalty, rate of upgrades, and even more third-party purchases and yet more usage." Asymco
>>>> Apple, Microsoft and free software TechCrunch
>>>> The truth about "Free" Mac App Store software upgrades in OS X Mavericks MacTrast
>>>> OS X Mavericks adoption reaches 5.5 percent 24 hours following public release Chitika


>> GRAND THEFT AUTOUPDATE: Apple offering 'free' updates to all owners of Aperture, iWork and iLive; not worried about unethical users, by Jordan Golson: "As part of its efforts to ensure that all eligible software owners are able to upgrade to the latest versions of its software on the Mac App Store, Apple is intentionally allowing users with any version of Aperture, iLife and iWork installed on their system to upgrade to the latest versions on the Mac App Store -- even illegally acquired or trial versions" MacRumors


>> FIRST LOOK: Former Googler's Cover app makes Android lock screens more useful, by Liz Gannes: "An Android app called Cover has developed a new version of the Android lock screen that adjusts based on each user's habits around time, place and other factors. With permission, Cover monitors users' daily activity. Then it picks the six apps it thinks users are most likely to want at any one moment, and lines them up on the left side of the phone." AllThingsD
>>>> Former Googler's would-be WebEx killer Highfive gets $13.5M before even launching AllThingsD


>> FOR THE LOSE: Microsoft Surface 2 deep-dive review: Better hardware, but still with Windows RT, by Preston Gralla: "Surface 2 is no winner. And that's too bad, because it's a well-designed tablet with solid hardware and an improvement over the original Surface RT -- but it's doomed by a problematic underlying operating system and a too-high price. It's not likely to save the Windows RT operating system for Microsoft by itself." Computerworld


>> DEMOTIVATIONAL POSTER: Measuring America's decline, in three charts, by John Cassidy: "In basic literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills... younger Americans are at or near the bottom of the standings among advanced countries." New Yorker


>> Samsung's profit up 26 percent on memory chip, smartphone sales InfoWorld


>> PHP.net compromised and used to attack visitors InfoWorld


>> Instagram provides details on "sponsored" media ads in feeds GigaOM


>> Zynga beats estimates, but user base continues to crumble CNet


>> Taiwan fines Samsung US $340K for defaming HTC with fabricated reviews PCWorld


>> Healthcare.gov: Why didn't the White House use WordPress? Politico


>> Apple cuts MacBook Pro prices up to 13% Computerworld


>> New Relic to mine performance data for business insights PCWorld


>> Tweetbot 3 for iPhone arrives: gorgeous new design, same great features 9to5Mac


>> Self-driving cars could save more than 21,700 lives, $450B a year Computerworld


>> File-sharing site UploaderTalk was a year-long pirate honeypot TorrentFreak


>> A (relatively easy to understand) primer on elliptic curve cryptography Ars Technica


>> TWEET O' THE DAY: "The police came for me as I was using my 3D printer - so I made a bolt for the door" @rupertg


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Safari sandboxes Flash Player to protect OS X Mavericks


October 24, 2013




By Lucian Constantin | IDG News Service




Adobe has worked with Apple to sandbox Flash Player under Safari in OS X Mavericks, restricting the ability of attackers to exploit any vulnerabilities they might find in the browser plug-in. A sandbox is a mechanism that enforces certain restrictions on how an application interacts with the underlying operating system.


"Flash Player's capabilities to read and write files will be limited to only those locations it needs to function properly," wrote Peleus Uhley, a platform security strategist at Adobe, in a blog post. "The sandbox also limits Flash Player's local connections to device resources and interprocess communication channels. Finally, the sandbox limits Flash Player's networking privileges to prevent unnecessary connection capabilities. ... The result is that customers can still view Flash Player content while benefiting from these added security protections."


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Sandboxing Flash Player under Safari on OS X increases the level of protection against Web-based attacks that exploit vulnerabilities in browser plug-ins to install malware on systems. The majority of these attacks target Windows PCs, but Mac users have had their fair share of problems because of vulnerabilities in browser plug-ins like Flash Player and Java. In April 2012, for example, attackers exploited a Java vulnerability to infect about 670,000 Macs with a Trojan program called Flashback.


In February, Adobe released an emergency security update to patch two critical vulnerabilities in Flash Player, one of which was being exploited in attacks against Firefox and Safari users on OS X.


Because of such attacks, Apple started blacklisting outdated versions of Java and Flash Player in Safari via OS X's built-in antimalware mechanism.


In Windows, Flash Player already has been sandboxed under Google Chrome since March 2011, under Mozilla Firefox since June 2012, and under Internet Explorer 10 since it was released on Windows 8.



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Aging Well: Keeping Blood Sugar Low May Protect Memory





Eating right and exercise are key to controlling blood sugar. So maybe you should skip that doughnut.



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Eating right and exercise are key to controlling blood sugar. So maybe you should skip that doughnut.


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There's a growing body of evidence linking elevated blood sugar to memory problems.


For instance, earlier this year, a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine concluded that higher glucose may be a risk factor for dementia, even among people without type 2 diabetes.


So the question is, at what point does the risk of cognitive decline set in?


Or in other words, should we be aware of creeping blood sugar, even before it gets to levels that doctors call pre-diabetes?


Well, researchers, writing this week in the journal Neurology, have some new data that suggest that even modest increases in blood sugar among people in their 50s, 60s and 70s can have a negative influence on memory.


The study included 141 healthy older people, all of whom had blood sugar in the normal range. All of the participants were given recall tests where they were read a list of 15 words and then asked to repeat back as many as they could remember.


The researchers found that if a person's hemoglobin A1C (the AIC test is a common blood test that reflects a person's average blood sugar level over a two-to-three month period) went from 5 percent, which is in the normal range, up to 5.6 percent, which is edging closer to what doctors classify as pre-diabetes, this was associated with recalling fewer words.


This association suggests the effect isn't huge. But researchers says it's significant.


So, what's actually happening in the brain when blood sugar levels are chronically elevated?


Study author Agnes Floel of Charite University Medicine in Berlin says there may be a couple of things at play. It's possible that blood vessel effects can damage memory. "Elevated blood sugar levels damage small and large vessels in the brain, leading to decreased blood and nutrient flow to brain cells," explains Floel.


Another explanation: Elevated blood sugar "may impair the functioning of brain areas like the hippocampus, a structure particularly relevant for memory," Floel says.


"When you're making a decision or trying to retrieve [information from your memory], the hippocampus requires a lot of glucose," explains Gail Musen of the Joslin Diabetes Center.


But when glucose levels rise in the body, it may lead to a disruption in the transport of glucose through the blood-brain barrier to the hippocampus. And this may impact the integrity of the hippocampus, according to the findings of the new study.


So it seems that when blood sugar in the body rises, it may be "more difficult to get that glucose to the hippocampus," Musen explains.


We should point out that it's possible for blood sugar to go dangerously low, a condition known as hypoglycemia. This is most commonly an issue for people being treated for diabetes with insulin.


So, what can we do to help control blood sugar and keep it in the healthy range?


What we eat is important. "Consuming a diet rich in fiber, vegetables, fruit, fish, and whole-grain products" is recommended, Floel wrote to us in an email.


And there's exercise too: "Exercising regularly is absolutely associated with lower blood sugars, on average, and it's also associated with brain health," says Paul Crane of the University of Washington.


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Friday, October 25, 2013

Diddy Discusses Constant Name Changes on "Ellen"

He's gone from Puff Daddy to P Diddy to just plain Diddy, and now Sean Combs is finally revealing what has caused so many name changes.


During his interview on Ellen DeGeneres' hit talk show, the host stated that she was confused what to call the rapping superstar.


"Is it Diddy? Because you keep changing it," Ellen joked. "It was Puffy, it was Daddy, who are you now?"


Mr. Combs replied, "I do have a problem with that and I have admitted to it."


When asked if he goes to meetings to sort out the name changes, the 43-year-old stated, "I have been looking for meetings and there are no name-changing meetings."


Diddy continued, "I've been in the Puff Daddy spirit because I'm launching this network [Revolt TV] and I had to go back to my roots of aggression and intensity and relentlessness. And, that's Puff Daddy. That's a super hero."


"It's not technically a name change. It's just that I'm channeling one of my previous alter egos," he added.






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Japan Display joins the Quad HD phone screen party with two new LCDs


Japan Display joins the Quad HD phone screen party with 54 and 62inch LCDs


LG clearly doesn't have a monopoly on Quad HD smartphone screens -- Japan Display has unveiled two low-temperature polysilicon (LTPS) LCDs that offer the extra-sharp 2,560 x 1,440 resolution. The headlining 5.4-inch panel is ever so slightly denser than its Korean equivalent, at 543ppi; there's also a 6.2-inch (473ppi) model for giant devices. Both LCDs have "dead-bands" that are just 1mm thick, which should lead to extra-slim bezels on finished products. Japan Display hasn't said which companies will use the Quad HD screens, but it's easy to see one of the joint venture's partners (Hitachi, Sony or Toshiba) calling first dibs.


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DARPA's Spending $70 Million on a Brain Chip for Mentally Ill Soldiers

DARPA's Spending $70 Million on a Brain Chip for Mentally Ill Soldiers

Picture this: In the near future, ten percent of our veterans could be walking around with chips implanted in their brains. These aren't intended for some I, Robot-style takeover, but rather to treat conditions like PTSD and substance abuse. Sound crazy? DARPA only deals in crazy.

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Paul Rudd Covers C for Men Fall 2013

He's gearing up for the premiere of his new comedy "Anchorman 2: The Legacy Continues" and during promotions Paul Rudd scored the cover spot of C for Men magazine's Fall 2013 issue.


During his Q&A session with the publication, the "This Is 40" actor chatted about his move to Hollywood at 24 years old and his career since then.


Check out a few highlights from Mr. Rudd's interview below. For more, be sure visit C for Men magazine!


On his acting career:

"I've always been very conscious of making decisions that felt right for me. You never know how anything is going to turn out. The majority of things I did in the first 10 years of my career were because I got the job. But I'd never audition for things I didn't want to do just for the sake of work."


On Hollywood:

"I knew the time was right through a series of crazy things that happened. You know: car wrecks and all sorts of other cosmic messages. I think I had hit a point where my own happiness as to where I was living had become just as important as my desire to be in the right place for my career. I thought I could try and make it work out here. And so I did."


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Deal of the Day: Mobi Products Soft Shell Case for HTC One

Deal of the Day The Oct. 25 Deal of the Day is the Mobi Products Soft Shell Case for HTC One. Made of a highly durable TPU material that feels great when gripped, this soft shell case features anti-slip properties that gives your HTC One more grip on all types of surfaces. Completely flexible, this case is custom fit for your HTC One and provides protection against drops and scratches at an affordable price!

The Mobi Products Soft Shell Case is available for just $4.75, 68% off today only. Grab yours while supplies last

Need more options? Check out our entire selection of HTC One cases at ShopAndroid.com!


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Today Only: $19.95 + BUY ONE GET ONE FREE!


    






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Hilarious Video Offers Glimpse of Our Pokey, Heads-Up Display Future

Hilarious Video Offers Glimpse of Our Pokey, Heads-Up Display Future
Like it or not, we're rushing towards a dystopian future of head-mounted devices. Fortunately, along the way we are served up with gems like Industrial Technology Research Institute's (ITRI) iAT (i-Air Touch) wearable device promo video.Source: http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/10/video-of-head-mounted-computer/
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Cold front coming to swallow remnants of Tropical Storm Lorenzo

Cold front coming to swallow remnants of Tropical Storm Lorenzo


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Satellite imagery on Oct. 25 showed a cold front approaching the remnants of Tropical Storm Lorenzo in the central Atlantic Ocean.


A visible image captured by NOAA's GOES-East satellite image showed the oval-shaped remnants of Tropical Storm Lorenzo east of a frontal system in the central Atlantic Ocean. The image was created by NASA's GOES Project at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.


The National Hurricane Center noted that Lorenzo's remnants were generating disorganized showers and thunderstorms about 1,150 miles southwest of the Azores islands on Oct. 25. The remnant low pressure area is moving to the northeast at 10 mph, and environmental conditions are not expected to be cooperative to help Lorenzo regenerate. The National Hurricane Center gives Lorenzo's remnants a 20 percent chance to come back before it gets swallowed by the approaching cold front.


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Satellite imagery on Oct. 25 showed a cold front approaching the remnants of Tropical Storm Lorenzo in the central Atlantic Ocean.


A visible image captured by NOAA's GOES-East satellite image showed the oval-shaped remnants of Tropical Storm Lorenzo east of a frontal system in the central Atlantic Ocean. The image was created by NASA's GOES Project at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md.


The National Hurricane Center noted that Lorenzo's remnants were generating disorganized showers and thunderstorms about 1,150 miles southwest of the Azores islands on Oct. 25. The remnant low pressure area is moving to the northeast at 10 mph, and environmental conditions are not expected to be cooperative to help Lorenzo regenerate. The National Hurricane Center gives Lorenzo's remnants a 20 percent chance to come back before it gets swallowed by the approaching cold front.


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Shooting Challenge: Jack-O-Lanters

Shooting Challenge: Jack-O-Lanters

Halloween is upon us, which means all of us must face two truths: 1.) Yes, you are too old to dress up in a sheet to score free candy. 2.) Luckily, you'll never, ever age out of carving Jack-O-Lanterns.

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