A Breakdown Of Dwight Howard S Impact On The Houston Rockets

Most of you would now know about Dwight Howard‘s move from Los Angles Lakers to Houston Rockets. He arrived there amidst chaos, hate (from Lakers fans) and confusion. However, things have now settled down. The Lakers and their fans have mentally prepared themselves for a less than satisfactory season. On the other hand, Houston fans are on cloud nine. After all, they just secured the best defensive centre in the league right now....

January 21, 2023 · 5 min · 977 words · Lula Scheer

A Case Of Alarming Anarchy

The gunfire rattled throughout the capital as Albania’s armed revolt swept northward from the ravaged south. Almost overnight, the national police force, army and most of the government collapsed, leaving only chaos. In Tirana alone last week, at least 21 people died and 300 were injured, mostly from stray bullets. After government soldiers abandoned three state armories on the outskirts of the capital, thousands of residents–some as young as 8–carted off automatic rifles, hand grenades and fistfuls of ammunition....

January 21, 2023 · 5 min · 906 words · Alexandra Delarosa

A Certain Magical Index 10 Things You Need To Know About Accelerator

Of the three, Accelerator has had the most touchy anti-hero past, starting as one of the most popular antagonists before switching sides. Likewise, second to only Kamijou Touma (naturally as the anime’s main protagonist), Accelerator has some of the deepest lore amongst all characters — enough to warrant the creation of his own side series, A Certain Scientific Accelerator. 10 Accelerator Is An Esper The world of A Certain Magical Index (and all of its spin-off series) is defined by a clear divide between the science-based espers of Academy City, and the Magic Side found everywhere else....

January 21, 2023 · 6 min · 1247 words · Scott Smith

A Change Of Tune

Music is the least of it. The really remarkable change is so deep in China’s cultural fabric that a foreign visitor might never recognize it. The cacophony, the wild hair and the silly behavior are outward signs of an unprecedented transformation in Chinese attitudes. For roughly 2,000 years, from the Han Dynasty through the present rulers, Chinese have been trained to obey authority and to sacrifice personal desires for the communal good....

January 21, 2023 · 5 min · 910 words · Peter Helmer

A Complete Guide To Screen Capturing On Windows 10

Also, there’s no need to use multiple programs to capture, edit, and record screen – TweakShot a.k.a. one of the best screen recorder software for Windows 10 will do it all. Prominent Features of TweakShot- best Screen recorder for PC It offers 4 screen capturing modes – Full Screen, Scrolling Window, Selected Region, Single Window. Video screen capture. Screen recorder for Windows 10 with audio. Automatically saves the captured screenshot....

January 21, 2023 · 4 min · 830 words · Richard Woolf

A Complete History Of Internet Explorer

However, as time passed, better alternatives like Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome emerged. Eventually, even Microsoft developed another browser called Microsoft Edge, supplanting Internet Explorer as Window’s primary internet browser. So, as one last hurrah, let’s go back in time and look at the app that was Internet Explorer (IE). Internet Explorer 1 (1994 to 1995) The first version of Internet Explorer was born in 1994 when Thomas Reardon used source code from the Mosaic browser developed by Spyglass, Inc....

January 21, 2023 · 7 min · 1352 words · Daniel Watson

A Decade Later Things Playstation All Stars Battle Royale Did Well

However, it failed to capture the same attention as Smash Bros due to various criticisms, most notably the absence of some iconic characters and a few issues with bland presentation. However, while history doesn’t look fondly on the game, it does deserve credit for some of the things it achieved. 5 Combos In the Smash Bros series, combos feel almost like an accident. It’s no secret that Nintendo’s series was built as more of a party game than a traditional fighter, so while many pro players have gotten good at building combos, it’s not something that comes naturally to a casual player....

January 21, 2023 · 4 min · 830 words · Aaron Blackburn

A Device Attached To The System Is Not Functioning Error Fixed

Whether we want to transfer our photos or videos from our iOS device (iPhone or iPad) to Mac or PC, transfer any other data, or be it anything, getting stuck with this error message is nothing but a road breaker. When there’s no connectivity established between the respective iOS device that you’re trying to connect and your PC, you may experience this issue on your Windows device. So, before we proceed towards discussing the solutions to resolve this issue, let’s learn a little about what causes the “A device attached to the system is not functioning” error on your PC....

January 21, 2023 · 4 min · 781 words · Vicky Goad

A Diva In Distress

Trials are about casting and calculations, and Faneuil’s poised parrying on the stand last week offered surprises that are changing the course of this case. Going into last week, Martha was rolling, while prosecutors were stinging from a scolding from the judge for being slow to turn over key documents to the defense. Martha also could take some comfort in the jury. It is two-thirds women, a point in her favor, say jury consultants who contend men are more likely to find against a powerful woman....

January 21, 2023 · 3 min · 569 words · Amy Gay

A Gamble On Life

Should you join the crowd? The definitive answer is . . . maybe, but then again, maybe not. These policies carry unusual risks. But for venturesome buyers, impatient with the low interest rates other types of policies pay, VULs shine like hope. To save you time, let me tell you who should turn the page. VULs aren’t for families who need a lot of coverage, cheap. Their best buy is term insurance, which delivers death protection at a low out-of-pocket cost....

January 21, 2023 · 5 min · 1011 words · Orlando Hernandez

A Happy Huckabee Campaign Fights On And Will Challenge In Washington

The Huckabee Campaign is getting happier by the day. What was already an upbeat, and playful campaign—a reflection of its good-humored candidate and relatively young and small staff—has become more so after a solid performance in Saturday’s primaries. Campaign staffers went out drinking in Washington, DC’s Adams Morgan neighborhood Saturday night to celebrate a thorough, 30 point win in Kansas and a narrow, unexpected victory in Louisiana, which Huckabee referred to as “shocking” at a press conference on Sunday....

January 21, 2023 · 4 min · 667 words · Lisa Royse

A Hot Solution For Pollution

January 21, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Lisa Thomas

A Lighter Than Airline Load

Trying to keep up with their preferences en route has taken kitchen crews where no airline has ever gone before. Pasta, poultry, salads and fish have mounted a strong challenge to the almighty filet mignon (still the most popular dinner selection on American Airlines’ domestic flights). Today’s breakfast menus include low-fat yogurt, kiwis, whole-grain cold cereals and granola pancakes. And the array of “special” meals that must be ordered in advance has expanded to please the most discriminating taste buds....

January 21, 2023 · 6 min · 1106 words · Emanuel Smith

A Little Air Beneath Their Feet

“Take Off” was the star attraction of a performance by the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company at this summer’s American Dance Festival in Durham, N.C. Created in 1984, the piece was revived as part of ADF’s African-American project, which is reconstructing and touring great black works in American modern dance. So far, 16 dances have been reconstructed, including such classics as Talley Beatty’s “Mourner’s Bench” (1947) and Donald McKayle’s “Rainbow ‘Round My Shoulder” (1959), set to blues and prison songs, portraying a chain gang....

January 21, 2023 · 2 min · 353 words · Terri Breed

A Look Back At The Best Moments Of Super Bowl Xlviii

If you missed the game, here is a recap of some of the biggest moments that Super Bowl XLVIII had to offer: A breach of safety On the very first offensive snap of the game, Broncos centre Manny Ramirez snapped the ball as Peyton Manning was walking up to the line to make an adjustment. The ball rolled towards the end-zone, and was recovered by running back Knowshon Moreno for a safety....

January 21, 2023 · 6 min · 1252 words · Norma Dominquez

A Multimedia Dream

Last week King’s estate and Time Warner Inc. announced the formation of a unique partnership to publish his works as books and as audio books, and to create interactive educational tools and a Web site on the Internet. The project, which both sides will describe only as a “multimillion-dollar deal,” includes reprinting five previously published books by King, audio books of his speeches and a volume of his sermons, some of which have never been transcribed from tape....

January 21, 2023 · 4 min · 661 words · Zachary Allen

A New Contract With America Opinion

That event focused the election debate at a national level. It brought Republicans together on a common, understandable theme. It established a positive agenda, and it created a stunning contrast to the Democrats five weeks before the 1994 midterm elections. David Broder noted the importance of the Capitol steps event in an October 16, 1994 column titled “Finally, the Battle Begins.” The famed conservative Washington Post columnist wrote: Broder went on to point out that President Bill Clinton had responded by nationalizing the election and making it a choice between President Ronald Reagan and himself....

January 21, 2023 · 4 min · 816 words · Doris Trevino

A New Day In Korea

They were just rehearsals. Last week North Korea’s reclusive, frizzy-haired leader made a stunning debut on the international stage, hosting South Korean President Kim Dae Jung at a breakthrough inter-Korean summit in Pyongyang. Wearing his trademark zip-front Mao jacket, the 58-year-old Kim acted more like a quirky social director than menacing dictator. At the airport, he emerged from a throng of flag-waving North Koreans to warmly greet his erstwhile nemesis....

January 21, 2023 · 10 min · 2125 words · Joseph Bradley

A Birthday Love Letter To The Designated Hitter

It was on this day in 1973 that you made your first glorious appearance in the form of the Yankees’ Ron Blomberg, who went 1 for 3 with an RBI against the Red Sox. Your arrival changed the game for the better, even though a lot of people like to pretend it didn’t. “It’s not real baseball” is what they say. “We prefer sac bunts and pitchers striking out with the bases loaded and the team down by a run” is what they mean....

January 20, 2023 · 3 min · 506 words · Mary Schulze

A Brief History Of Doom Developer Id Software

While first-person shooters were certainly around before the company’s formation, id Software is largely credited with making the genre initially popular, eventually leading to its current position as one of the dominant genres of video games. The company, starting with just a handful of fresh-faced friends, would go on to create not only one immensely popular FPS franchise, but three, all of which still hold relevance today. RELATED: People on Twitter Have Been Inexplicably Comparing Doom Eternal to The Last of Us 2...

January 20, 2023 · 6 min · 1154 words · Clyde Maceachern