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- K-State Survives Double OT to Advance
- Things That Prevent You From Building Muscle
- Elgato: Video Capture
- Area/Code Drop7 for Google Android
- uCorder Wearable mini camcorder
- Chick of the Day: Alyssa Esparza
- Butler Shocks Syracuse
| K-State Survives Double OT to Advance Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:59 PM PDT This year’s NCAA Men’s Basketball tourney continues to provide plenty of excitement. Kansas State’s Jacob Pullen hit two 3-pointers in double overtime to help seal a 101-96 victory for Kansas State over Xavier on Thursday night in the West Regional semifinals game. Both teams put everything they had out on the court in one of the most entertaining games of the March Madness tournament.  Will Jacob Pullen and Denis Clemente make it to the Final Four? (Image: Zuma Press) This was the first double overtime game in the Sweet 16 since 1997. With their victory, K-State now advances to the Elite Eight. Pullen scored 28 points and teammate Denis Clemente had 25, including 21 in the second half, for the Wildcats. Jordan Crawford led the way for the Musketeers with 32 points, but hit only 3-of-12 from three-point range. Terrell Holloway had 26, including 10-for-13 from the freethrow line. Post from: EveryJoe K-State Survives Double OT to Advance |
| Things That Prevent You From Building Muscle Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:33 PM PDT If you are trying to build muscle mass and not seeing significant progress, don’t give up. Though genetics are a factor, there may be some things that you are doing improperly that are preventing you from adding on the bulk. Don’t Just Concentrate on One Area  Image: istockphoto Skip the Cardio Stay Fueled Up As with any type of exercise, be sure to drink plenty of water to stay hydrated. Stay diligent with your workout and you are sure to see some results in no time. Post from: EveryJoe Things That Prevent You From Building Muscle |
| Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:23 PM PDT Elgato creates software together with a complete range of TV tuners and capture devices to watch, record, and edit TV and HDTV on Macs and PCs. One of their popular products is Elgato: Video Capture, which is an easy solution to transfer analog video to a Mac, iPhone, iPad or iPod. It captures the analog video and then digitally converts it for use on other devices. You can connect it to VCRs, set top boxes, camcorders, DVD players and other analog video sources.  Image: Elgato The software records video in H.264 or MPEG4 formats that are native to iTunes. Elgato: Video Capture is available at Walmart, Apple Store, Amazon and a number of other retailers for just $99.95, including the software. Visit elgato.com for more information. Post from: EveryJoe |
| Area/Code Drop7 for Google Android Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:19 PM PDT New York-based game design studio Area/Code has announced that Drop7 — a finalist in the Independent Game Festival's Best iPhone Game of 2009 and EDGE magazine's #2 iPhone game of all time — has hit the Android Market. This puzzle game is simple yet addictive. A lot of iPhone users have compared Drop7 to Tetris. And now that Android gaming is really starting to become more popular, it’s logical to bring it to the platform. Last year, it was released for the iPhone. Drop7 from Area/Code is available on the Android Market for just $2.99. For more details, visit www.areacodeinc.com.  Image: Area/Code Post from: EveryJoe Area/Code Drop7 for Google Android |
| uCorder Wearable mini camcorder Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:09 PM PDT When it comes to camcorders, people are usually looking for the smallest camera possible for portability. That’s why more and more people just shoot video with their smartphones. For on-the-go video, iRes Technology Corp has created the uCorder — a wearable mini Digital camcorder that can record 7 hours of video and audio while only measuring 3.5" high, 1" wide and .5" thick.
Unlike mobile phones, digital cameras or other camcorders, uCorder can be worn, providing hands-free video and audio recording at the touch of a button. You can actually just slip it in your shirt pocket with a clip, or event wear it as a necklace with its lanyard. Two models are available: IRDC150 ($79.99) includes 1 GB of internal memory. The IRDC250 features 2 GB of internal memory plus PC Webcam functionality. The IRDC250 ($99.99) also includes a stand which can be desk mounted or clipped to a laptop computer. The uCorder is compatible with both PC and Mac, and comes with a Lithium Ion battery charged via USB. uCorder records VGA Quality standard AVI video files for playback on any computer system, plus can record audio only in convenient WAV files. Visit uCorder.com for more details. Image: uCorder Post from: EveryJoe uCorder Wearable mini camcorder |
| Chick of the Day: Alyssa Esparza Posted: 25 Mar 2010 08:06 PM PDT 2009 Maxim Hometown Hotties Finalist Alyssa Esparza headed to Panama City for Spring Break this year. Check out the video of the gorgeous Alyssa as she interviews girls at the beach, asking questions like, “Do girls prefer guys who manscape?” Post from: EveryJoe Chick of the Day: Alyssa Esparza |
| Posted: 25 Mar 2010 07:46 PM PDT The Butler Bulldogs took down top-seeded Syracuse on Thursday night to advance to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Men’s Basketball tournament. The Bulldogs scored 11 straight points in the game and knocked off Syracuse by a score of 63-59.
With the win, the Bulldogs extended their win streak to 23 games, the longest active streak in Division I. [ESPN] Post from: EveryJoe |
Gordon Hayward had 17 points and five rebounds for Butler, while Shelvin Mack had 14 and Willie Veasley chipped in 13 — including a big three-pointer with a lucky bounce. Mack was only 5-for-19 from the field and 1-for-10 from three-point range, but his team came away with the victory. Syracuse was led by Wes Johnson’s 17 points and nine boards.| You are subscribed to email updates from EveryJoe To stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe now. | Email delivery powered by Google |
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