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St. Louis Cardinals Hackers Facing Serious Federal Jail Time
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Whether the Cardinals benefited from the alleged corporate athletic espionage will surely be dissected in the fallout of this report. In addition, if the allegations are true, expect a monumental punishment to come down from Major League Baseball against the Cardinals organization. Think Deflate-gate times ten. Granted, the maximum fine the Commissioner can levy against a team is $2 million. However, Commissioner has a slew of other options pursuant to the MLB Constitution. Article II, Section 3 provides that
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I Played Minecraft With Microsoft’s HoloLens, And It Was Pretty Awesome
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The magical part is that unlike an Oculus Rift or competing VR headsets, the “display” is transparent, so you can see the real world around you—say your living room. Computer-generated objects (in this case, Minecraft blocks) appear in the center of your vision. They appear to take up space in the real world. The not-so-magical part is that you only see them in the center of your vision. Turn your head even a little bit, and they’ll disappear from view.
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- looks good – post by Hillary Weller
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All the Game of Thrones Fan Theories You Absolutely Need to Know
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Jon describes Tyrion as having hair so blonde as to be white, which sounds a lot more like Targaryen’s hair color than the Lannister blonde; plus, Tyrion has one green eye (very Lannister) and one black eye… and Daenerys’ eye color is described as to be so purple it’s practically black. Last but not least, Tywin himself tells Tyrion he’s “no son of mine,” although admittedly, that’s immediately after Tyrion shoots him with a crossbow, so perhaps he was just being shitty.
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By now, you know that the St. Louis Cardinals—the sports equivalent of the Duggar clan
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THIS IS NOT WINNING THE RIGHT WAY.
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Perform an “Affinity analysis” to identify co-selling products
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For a particular item sold (say Item X), in how many orders (order frequency) were items X and Item Y were sold together OR in how many orders (order frequency) were items X and Item Z together.
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I have solved this problem with the help of the PowerPivot. Please note that in the PowerPivot solution worksheet, I have filtered the Row labels on a specific Item number.
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A common business request is to report on Customer Churn, that is to show the movement in customers from one period to the next.
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daily 06/16/2015
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Portable formulas: A PowerPivot benefit you’ll never believe you lived without – Office Blogs
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As our example, let’s return to Growth versus Prior Year, also known as YOY (Year Over Year) Growth. If you’re reading this blog, chances are you’ve done a bunch of that in Excel.
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On Game Of Thrones, Revenge Is Best Served With A Twist
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He was willing to bet everything that Stannis would wipe the floor with the Boltons. And if that didn’t work out, Littlefinger was quite confident that Ramsay Bolton was a sweet boy whom Sansa could mold and control. He also saw no possible use for Brienne of Tarth — a kickass fighter who was sworn to protect Sansa.
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So yeah. The television version of Littlefinger, at least, is good at creating disasters that he can (sometimes) take advantage of. But if this show is all about the secret war between Littlefinger and Varys, as we’ve speculated, then Varys may actually be the more cunning player in the end
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In any case, the book version of Stannis balks at burning anybody alive, because he knows half his army are nonbelievers, who would desert. So TV Stannis just proved book Stannis right.
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daily 06/15/2015
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daily 06/13/2015
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Add-ins for Financial Modeling and Other Office tasks | Macabacus
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“Flevy Tools is a must-have for any consultant or anyone who deals constantly with business presentations. I’ve used many similar tools in the past and Flevy Tools is the one I find myself using most often.”
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Pocket: We Are All Escape Artists: What Night Is Like In Prison
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A city in New Hampshire says that its parking enforcement officers have been harassed and kept from doing their duties by a group of “Robin Hoods” who follow the officers around, not only putting coins in expired meters before cars can be ticketed, but videotaping and speaking rudely to them.
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Apple compiles the JSON scripts to byte code which then rapidly and efficiently filter html for images, cookies, scripts and other content, though the main application is expected to be ads.
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Why did Crystal Pepsi only last from 1992 to 1993, you ask? Excellent question. The answer is quite simple: it didn’t taste good.
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Standing up was required in the disciplinary joints, while the more easygoing facilities merely required the movement a man makes by breathing.
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But for at least four years, the Facebook accounts of incarcerated Americans had a fast track to suspension.
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The company would then suspend the account—immediately, often with “no questions asked,” reports Dave Maass, an investigative researcher at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), who first wrote about the page.
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It is as much in Microsoft’s interest to kill of Google as Apple’s, and with Apple leading the way Microsoft has every excuse to implement a similar default ad block in their new Edge browser, for mobile and desktop.
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“Thank you for providing me with this information. I apologize for the delay in getting these profiles taken down,” a Facebook employee replied. “I have located and removed all five accounts from the site. I apologize again!”
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This is a big change. As Maass points out, suspending an inmate’s account is a kind of state censorship: A government agency asks Facebook, “hey, can you make this speech go away?” and Facebook says “sure,” without seeing if the inmate was threatening someone or otherwise violating its terms of service. A Facebook spokesman said questions about its role in what critics say is censorship would be better posed to lawmakers.
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it does not disclose how many American “content restriction requests”
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This change doesn’t mean either that inmates can now have a Facebook profile in every state. Louisiana, for instance, prohibits prisoners from maintaining an account, and Alabama forbids inmates specifically from having a profile operated by a proxy user (like a friend or family member).
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Now, I’ve been referring to this thing as a point-and-shoot, but that’s a comparison based more on size and shape than it is on performance; you won’t find another pocketable camera that can shoot with shutter speeds as quick as 1/32,000th of a second.
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South Carolina treats “one day of operating a Facebook account” as a “level-one offense,” a crime on par with murdering or raping a fellow inmate
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Prisons don’t seem to be going after any site other than Facebook. That’s what they see inmates on, and that’s what they know how to use.”
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Myspace stood firm that inmates shouldn’t lose their accounts just because they were inmates.
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One more ghost, an absconder.
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“Unless you violate the terms of service or break the law, we don’t step in the middle of free expression,” a Myspace spokesman told USA Today at the time. “There’s a lot on our site we don’t approve of in terms of taste or ideas, but it’s not our role to be censors.”
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Still, seeing exactly how a bald, sleight-of-hand artist pulled off his card tricks in startlingly crisp slow motion was probably the highlight of my morning.
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but for the Correctional Officer lifers, it happened often enough to merit a code of its own.
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Willing to risk equally believable nightmares, the men looking for a real trip inserted a wad of chewing tobacco between the gum and lip, right before going to sleep: The steady drip of nicotine has an effect on the subconscious, which holds sway at night.
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While scientists are still arguing over the true purpose of dreaming, let’s just agree that the part of our brains responsible for dreamtime is a slow learner.
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And they only disappeared six months after my release.
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Furloughs have lost their appeal in most states:
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Both of these men were marked for life as security problems. A designation as an absconder from Albany’s central office was a cross to bear, and I shared the experience
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After a year or two, all of the 2,000 faces in any particular prison were familiar, but not these. Their nature was explained to me by the old-timers with derision. Vampires were thought cowardly for avoiding the challenges of prison.
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In maximum security, my sentence of 12-flat was considered short time. And besides, if you add up the hours spent resting, I did more than three years of my sentence asleep.
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They follow you, at a lag, even when you fall asleep.
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I am blessed with an understanding wife. One night, I even put her in a headlock while sleeping.
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Why It’s Often Easier To Innovate In China Than In The United States | Diigo
daily 06/12/2015
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Why It’s Often Easier To Innovate In China Than In The United States
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SteamVR: The room-scale VR world that feels like an “IMAX in your house” | Ars Technica
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My tour guide, the comfortably grumpy Chet Faliszek—the company’s longtime game-script writer and PR face—mentioned issues with legal clearance of those photos. We moved along.
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Even at this stage, SteamVR delivers a major feeling of immersion without even a hint of the usual VR nausea.
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Virtual reality demos that we’ve seen for sets like the Oculus Rift and Sony’s Project Morpheus require sitting down and putting on a headset,
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Once you’ve put it on, your head is tracked in virtual space so that when you move, the entire virtual world appears to move in sync. If there’s any lag or latency, we didn’t notice it.
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The same goes for the other modern sets we’ve used. What’s different in this one is Faliszek’s major directive: “This isn’t a sitting demo, but a standing demo, so go ahead and stand up,” he tells me. I do, and the virtual world keeps up with my every step and turn—up to a point, anyway. “See that wall?” Faliszek asks, referring to a virtual grid that has appeared in my vision after a few real-life steps forward. “That wall means it’s a wall.”
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“When [Valve and HTC] revealed their larger plans—the way you’re tracked in full volume, the way they tracked hands—there was this revelation,” game designer Denny Unger said from his home in Vancouver, BC. “Shit, this was the missing piece we’d all been waiting for in VR.”
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daily 06/11/2015
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Cricket and the Power BI Designer – PowerBI – Site Home – MSDN Blogs
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Microsoft kills off Skype for Windows touch app in favor of desktop version | The Verge
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Time to revisit the Power Pivot Import Wizard – PowerPivotPro PowerPivotPro
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SQL Expression to retreive last 6 months of data
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hi Experts,
I’m trying for an expression to retreive last 6 months of data from present date…like Get all dates between october 1st 2010 and march 31st 2011 but i’m looking for a generic expression .
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if you are looking for the past 180 days, it would be this
select * from tablename where dtstamp>getdate()-180
if you are looking for the past 6 months it would be this.
select * from tablename where dtstamp >dateadd(mm,-6,getdate())
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Even after doubling its investments, Britain can’t get the trains to run on time – Quartz
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Few of Britain’s disgruntled train riders will feel much sympathy for Network Rail, the state-owned operator of the country’s rail infrastructure.
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daily 06/04/2015
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The Infowars live streamer just bragged that he ca
The Infowars live streamer just bragged that he can do a 10 minute mile
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Deep Offshore Technology International – Offshore Oil & Gas Conference & Trade Show
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ASME 2015 34th International Conference on Ocean, Offshore and Arctic Engineering
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