Cam Newton took a page out of LeBron James’ book during the Panthers’ win over the Dolphins in Miami. The Carolina quarterback capped his touchdown run in the third quarter with his signature “Superman” celebration, but first did his best James impression with the four-time MVP’s celebratory stomp dance.
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Facebook. Twitter. Google+. Those are just three of the many social networks out there these days, and it’s a daunting task to reply to everyone who engages you in the digital world. Google’s latest patent might just be the solution you need to keep up — it claims a technology that analyzes how you go about your social networking business and automatically makes personalized response suggestions to posts sent your way.
It constructs these automated responses by collecting social interactions, categorizing them and ranking their importance based upon prior posts to similarly labeled items. From there, it authors an appropriate reaction and provides you with the option of using it to reply, thereby saving you the countless seconds it would take to think of a response to all those cute dog and baby pictures coming your way. Google also claims that this robotic response technology can be used for email, instant messaging or texting, so it’s conceivable we could one day be having whole conversations with one another via a Google proxy. Thus ends the art of conversation.
Via: BBC News
Source: USPTO
BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Ravens finally ran into a team with more offensive problems than their own, and the result was a refreshing rout.
Joe Flacco threw a 66-yard touchdown pass to Jacoby Jones, Justin Tucker kicked four field goals and the Ravens shut down the sputtering offense of the New York Jets in a 19-3 victory Sunday.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Packers’ losing streak without Aaron Rodgers is over, though the frustration continues in Titletown.
A tie did little to lift spirits in chilly Green Bay.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — In a potentially history-shaping choice of diplomacy over confrontation, the U.S. and other world powers agreed Sunday to give Iran six months to open its nuclear sites to possible daily inspections in exchange for allowing Tehran to maintain the central elements of its uranium program, in a multi-layered deal to test Iran’s claim that it does not seek atomic weapons.
The deal is a tentative first step easily presented as a win-win: Iran gives a little on nuclear enrichment and gets some economic sanctions relief in return, as its amiable president waxes diplomatically about continued trust-building with Washington. But America’s closest Mideast ally, Israel, called it a “historic” mistake, fearing that by not insisting on an actual rollback the world has effectively accepted Iran as a threshold nuclear weapons state. Saudi Arabia and several other Gulf Arab states close to the U.S. hold similar views and many in Congress are dead set against a deal that allows Iran to continue to enrich uranium.
The Yucca brevifolia, or Joshua tree, only grows in the southwest U.S., mostly in the Mojave Desert, so a lot of people don’t even know about the spike-y and pipecleaner-y weirdo.
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President Barack Obama phoned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, pledging future consultations with the U.S. ally regarding the nuclear deal made between Iran and six major powers that Israel opposes on Saturday.
The White House announced the call while Obama was aboard Air Force One en route to Seattle for a fundraising event.
Netanyahu, who had warned of the deal’s insufficiency in the weeks leading up to the agreement, told his cabinet the deal was a “historic mistake.”
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Philip Rivers came through when the San Diego Chargers needed him the most.
The once-embattled quarterback threw for 392 yards and three touchdowns, the final one a 26-yarder to Seyi Ajirotutu with 24 seconds remaining, to give the Chargers a 41-38 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday and end a three-game losing streak.
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Introducing the future Mr. and Mrs. French!
Ashley Tisdale and her rocker fiance Christopher French hosted an engagement party at Bagatelle restaurant in Los Angeles Nov. 14 with their family, friends and famous co-stars toasting the husband-and-wife to-be.
Chin chin! ‘Tis the season to be jolly and cocktail it up. For the drink lovers in your world the gadgets abound. But these particularly cool finds will help you make for a merry holiday season for the drinker in your world.
Collapsible Shot Glass$7.99
Batman Ice Cube Tray$9.99
1000 Best Bartenders Recipes$9.99
Coq Au Vin Wine Bottle Stopper$9.99
Shot Glass Roulette$9.99
Strawz Construct Your Own Drinking Straw Kit$11.95
Giant Red Party Cup$16.95
Titanium Straw$17.99
Cill Cooling Wine Spout$18.99
Das Boot Beer Glass$19.99
On the ROCK Glass with Ice Ball Maker$19.99
Go Pong N-Ice Rack Freezable Beer Pong RacK$27.99
Remote Controlled Rolling Beverage Cooler$59.95
Perfect Drink App-Controlled Smart Bartending$69.99
The Martini Hourglasses$74.95
Iceless Wine Chiller$99.99
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