Marcus band wins state again
The Marcus High School band won its third straight UIL State Marching Band Contest on Tuesday night in San Antonio.
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Marcus band reaches state finals
The Marcus High School band has reached the finals at the UIL Class 5A State Marching Band Contest in San Antonio.
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Rock Band 3 review
Rock Band 3 may be costly, but it transcends its medium by teaching you to play real instruments as well as providing a great rhythm action experience, writes Tom Hoggins.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Mysterious Globetrotting Street Artist JR Wins $100,000 TED Prize
Mysterious Globetrotting Street Artist JR Wins 0,000 TED Prize
TED, the progressive California nonprofit that brings luminaries of technology, entertainment, and design together for the sake of world betterment, has made an unexpected choice for its seventh annual 0,000 TED Prize: JR, a 27-year-old street artist who, under a mysterious cloak of semi-anonymity, has been pasting monumental black-and-white photographs across the urban infrastructure of the ...
Read more on ARTINFO via Yahoo! News
Enterprise Video Moving Beyond the Meeting Room
Business video is expanding, both from dedicated meeting rooms out to small client devices and from large enterprises down to small businesses, in a movement that Cisco Systems plans to tap into for significant growth over the next several years.
Read more on PC World via Yahoo! News
TED, the progressive California nonprofit that brings luminaries of technology, entertainment, and design together for the sake of world betterment, has made an unexpected choice for its seventh annual 0,000 TED Prize: JR, a 27-year-old street artist who, under a mysterious cloak of semi-anonymity, has been pasting monumental black-and-white photographs across the urban infrastructure of the ...
Read more on ARTINFO via Yahoo! News
Enterprise Video Moving Beyond the Meeting Room
Business video is expanding, both from dedicated meeting rooms out to small client devices and from large enterprises down to small businesses, in a movement that Cisco Systems plans to tap into for significant growth over the next several years.
Read more on PC World via Yahoo! News
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Asterisk Failover Solution by Xorcom Wins Best of Show at IT Expo
Live demo of award-winning dual server redundancy solution launched at the IT Expo held in Miami Beach in early February. The solution is based on Xorcom's XPP Technology, which leverages the benefits of USB2 technology to provide innovative telephony solutions for commercial installations.
This is the first installment of Xorcom University, a 5-part video series that provides a technical overview of the Xorcom offering, Asterisk-based telephony solutions for commercial installations. This video covers the network topology of the Xorcom solution, detailing the equipment used and explaining how Xorcom systems route both PSTN and VoIP calls in the enterprise environment.
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Friday, October 8, 2010
Perkasie resident wins spot at national Wii Games event
Perkasie resident wins spot at national Wii Games event
Mason Miller of Perkasie, who got a Wii game system three years ago for fun, was a serious competitor in the Wii Games: Summer 2010 competition, winning a trip to the national championship in Los Angeles Sept. 4 and 5.
Read more on Perkasie News-Herald
Life & Style
It was once the domain of the teenager but in recent years the games console has come of age. And as David Cameron is outed as a computer-games fan, admitting to a love of the iPad game Angry Birds, the industry is gearing up for what could be the most cut-throat Christmas it has ever seen.
Read more on Evening Standard
News: One-to-one chat with AI "five years off"
Rare: Project Milo jumped the gun. It will be at least five years before we can have proper conversations with AI-driven on-screen characters, according to Rare. Speaking to Wired about the the development of the Kinect system, creative director of the Microsoft-owned developer Rare, George Andreas, said, "Realistically, if you want a one-to-one conversation with an AI-driven character, that's ...
Read more on Eurogamer
Mason Miller of Perkasie, who got a Wii game system three years ago for fun, was a serious competitor in the Wii Games: Summer 2010 competition, winning a trip to the national championship in Los Angeles Sept. 4 and 5.
Read more on Perkasie News-Herald
Life & Style
It was once the domain of the teenager but in recent years the games console has come of age. And as David Cameron is outed as a computer-games fan, admitting to a love of the iPad game Angry Birds, the industry is gearing up for what could be the most cut-throat Christmas it has ever seen.
Read more on Evening Standard
News: One-to-one chat with AI "five years off"
Rare: Project Milo jumped the gun. It will be at least five years before we can have proper conversations with AI-driven on-screen characters, according to Rare. Speaking to Wired about the the development of the Kinect system, creative director of the Microsoft-owned developer Rare, George Andreas, said, "Realistically, if you want a one-to-one conversation with an AI-driven character, that's ...
Read more on Eurogamer
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