Wednesday, July 18, 2012

AT&T matches Verizon, unveils shared data plans | Mobile - CNET News


AT&T launched its own "Mobile Share" plans today, matching Verizon Wireless' push to get more people to share their data plans with family members.

Mobile Share, like Verizon's Share Everything, provides a bucket of data that can be shared between as many as 10 devices. One of the devices has to be a smartphone, but other basic phones, tablets, and laptops can be added on top of that for an additional fee. The plans get unlimited voice and text messages.


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AT&T matches Verizon, unveils shared data plans | Mobile - CNET News


AT&T launched its own "Mobile Share" plans today, matching Verizon Wireless' push to get more people to share their data plans with family members.

Mobile Share, like Verizon's Share Everything, provides a bucket of data that can be shared between as many as 10 devices. One of the devices has to be a smartphone, but other basic phones, tablets, and laptops can be added on top of that for an additional fee. The plans get unlimited voice and text messages.


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Report: Taiwanese teen dies after 40-hour Diablo III marathon | Games Blog - Yahoo! Games


The years of anticipation for Diablo III have brought about a number of marathon play sessions since its release on May 15, but one fan's obsession with the game has proven fatal.

An 18-year old Diablo III player in Taiwan was found dead recently after a 40-hour marathon session with the game, reports the Australian Associated Press.

Tuesday, July 17, 2012

Will AT&T charge you extra for making FaceTime calls over your mobile internet? | Technology News Blog - Yahoo! News

One of the most-awaited features of iOS 6 may wind up carrying a hefty price tag
From new mapping software to new gay-friendly icons, there are a number of cool features coming iniOS 6, the soon-to-be-released update to the iPhone and iPad operating system. One of the most anticipated of these features is the ability to use FaceTime over your 3G or 4G wireless connection with no wifi required. But according to a report from 9to5Mac, the new FaceTime feature may carry a heavy cost if you're an AT&T customer.

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New iPhone Expected to Have Thinner, In-Cell Display | PCWorld

New iPhone Expected to Have Thinner, In-Cell Display | PCWorld:
Apple's next iPhone may be thinner, thanks to a new type of display technology that may also help the device have a larger screen without adding any weight, according to an online report. Apple's new iPhone will reportedly feature a display called "in-cell technology" that integrates the touch sensors inside the LCD panel. The new type of LCD display will help Apple save about 0.02 inch (0.5mm), according to a report by The Wall Street Journal 

Friday, July 6, 2012

The Higgs Boson Explained


The Higgs Boson Explained from PHD Comics on Vimeo.

Deadly Colorado fire may have begun off hike trail - UPI.com

Deadly Colorado fire may have begun off hike trail - UPI.com:
A helicopter drops water on the fire as firefighters battle the blaze that burned in Waldo Canyon on June 27, 2012. UPI/Jeremy Lock/Air Force 

Read more: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2012/07/06/Deadly-Colorado-fire-may-have-begun-off-hike-trail/UPI-96601341585012/#ixzz1zuVDV67o

White People's Day

Recently Chris Rock's comments on twitter have sparked debate and outrage. In case you missed it here's what was posted:


White People's Day Chris Rock Tweet

Are people retarded. Do they not realize that Chris Rock is a comedian. Who cares what he says. You can't take everything people say so seriously. Just enjoy his hilarious stand-up and don't forget about SNL. I'm not a tweeter but maybe after this I'll continue to not tweet. Get a life people.

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Coors Field Fireworks

Coors Field Panorama

Coors Field Fireworks

Coors Field Fireworks

Fireworks from Coors field for the 4th of July was quite a site to see. The rockies may have lost, but the  fireworks made up for everything on a beautiful evening in downtown Denver, Colorado.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Best Canned Beers

By Mark W. Byrne, Esquire
It's been 75 years since the world saw its first beer can. Now, led by can-only breweries, we're seeing a renaissance for brews that are colder, brighter, and just plain more refreshing. Here are 9 beers that prove that.
Dale's Pale Ale
Courtesy of Oskar Blues Brewery

Dale's Pale Ale

Oskar Blues brewery tried its hand at all types of beer — a hefewiezen, a Scotch ale, a stout — but its basic brew is the best: bright and rich, not too bitter. Drink it cold or drink it just below room temperature: tastes delicious either way. And it should, since Oskar Blues has been canning all its beer since 2002 — long before the bigger craft brewers caught on.
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Porkslap Pale Ale
Courtesy of Butternuts Brewery

Porkslap Pale Ale

Butternuts is an upstate New York brewery that's deep in farm country, and all their craft brews bare proof of that provenance. The best, though, is Porkslap Pale Ale, a cult favorite flavored with a spot of ginger to spice things up. It clocks in at just 4.3 percent a.b.v., though, so you may need to keep this six-pack all to yourself.
Brooklyn Lager 16 oz
Courtesy of the Brooklyn Brewery

Brooklyn Lager 16 oz

Back in 1988, Brooklyn Brewery set up shop in an old matzo ball factory in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where they taught visitors how to actually talk about hops. It took them two decades to put the stuff in a can, but it was worth waiting: it's just as good as the bottle, but comes in a 16 oz tall boy — much more efficient than 12 oz of glass.
Fat Tire Amber Ale
Courtesy of New Belgium Brewery

Fat Tire Amber Ale

In Fort Collins, Colorado, the new New Belgium brewery began canning its famous ale last summer, and it was just in time. In a can, Fat Tire tastes crisper, and you start to notice things about it, like its hint of sweet caramel, that explain why it's so popular.
CynicAle 16 oz
Courtesy of Surly Brewing Co

CynicAle 16 oz

If you're in Minneapolis, head to any good liquor store for a four-pack of Surly Brewing Co tall boys. Surly offers all of its yearly and seasonal beers in cans, but we like the CynicAle the best. It's a Belgian beer, so it's light and crisp and perfect for summer. A note: If you're not in the Twin Cities, it's tough to find, so we suggest you start making friends from Minneapolis now.
Boont Amber Ale
Courtesy of the Anderson Valley Brewing Co

Boont Amber Ale

Anderson Valley is a little brewing company up in Boonville, California, and unlike Brooklyn Brewery, they've managed to keep their operation relatively small and charming. This spring, inspired by the environmental benefits of a lighter, more recyclable material, they started offering their Boont Amber Ale in cans. The brewery recommends serving this beer between 40 and 45 degrees, which means that, if you take it out of the refrigerator and throw it in a duffel bag, it should be just right by the time you get to the park. Try that with a bottle? No thanks.
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Courtesy of Pabst Brewing Co.

Pabst Blue Ribbon

Because it's cheap. Because it's everywhere, because cans are easy at bars, and because that's okay. It comes in glass too, but that just looks wrong.
Simpler Times Lager
Courtesy of Minhas Craft Brewery

Simpler Times Lager

Even cheaper than the PBR, this beer from Minhas Craft Brewery clocks in at 6.2 a.b.v and is about $3 for a six-pack at your local Trader Joe's. The plus side? It tastes much better — slightly malty, with a twang of bitter hops — than the budget cans of your college past.
Simpler Times Lager
Courtesy of Genesee Brewing Co

One to Avoid? Genesee Cream Ale

Thick but flat, bitter but creamy. It's cheap and it's nostalgic and like so many sorta disgusting things, it's a classic. So if you're going to partake in this oddly named product, first introduced in 1960, do so out of a can.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Drive - Best Movie of 2011


I'm not sure why I waited to see this movie but when I finally did it completely earned my two thumbs up. From the soundtrack, to the cast, to the story, it all was brilliant. The acting was phenomenal and Ryan Gosling suddenly gained my attention, after seeing 'Blue Valentine' which don't get me wrong, his acting was good in, it certainly didn't make me an immediate fan of his; but after seeing 'Drive' that's all changed and Gosling as earned himself a new fan. If all goes well, he might even earn himself an Oscar. Also a nice surprise was Albert Brooks as a bad guy, who also did an outstanding job of acting as a mob boss. Then of course their is the Carey Mulligan and Christina Hendricks, need I say more. I guess what I'm trying to say is, if you haven't seen 'Drive' yet, do yourself a favor and watch it. You won't regret it. Unless maybe you have a weak stomach for violence, don't like car chases, and hate Ryan Gosling. If that's the case, I might ask what planet you're from. I don't think I'm alone on this. If you don't believe me check out reviews on rottentomatoes.com or imdb.com.

Friday, February 3, 2012

Who is Pretty Lights?

So until recently I had never actually listened to Pretty Lights. I had heard plenty of people talk about them and assumed it was just another trendy hipster sound that all the musical posers out there felt the need to explain to the world that they were apart of. However one day while listening to Pandora, a song came on that made me stop and think to myself, "who is this?" So when I saw who it was that was playing I now knew what all the talk was about. Pretty Lights,  puts a new 'spin' on the electronic, digitally, over-produced music era that we are involved with currently. For once I felt I actually needed to eat my words regarding negative statements about this artist, but I wondered, "Who is Pretty Lights". So I did a little more research and it turns out Pretty Lights is in fact one guy named Derek Vincent Smith. Turns out that he's from Ft. Collins, Colorado, born only a year after myself, and also attended the University of Colorado. He dropped out after his freshman year, but I'd say things turned out alright for Mr. Smith. I suddenly have a greater appreciation for this local artist. I know the next time I get the chance I will be getting a ticket to the Pretty Lights show, which does apparently live up to the name. He will be performing at the Sasquatch Music Festival this upcoming Memorial Day in George, Washington alongside an incredible line-up. This was the first song I listened to that I really like and find myself listening to constantly. Ironically it's titled 'Finally Moving'... Enjoy!

This is a really cool video I found that uses Pretty Lights - "Change is Gonna Come/Pink Floyd - Time(Remix)"


Below are other songs performed by Pretty Lights