Monthly Archives: February 2011

by jonboi | February 23, 2011

Home Sweet Home

Pleasant Valley, NY — Melo is finally back. Tonight Carmelo Anthony, a Brooklyn native and Syracuse University basketball star, took the floor at Madison Square Garden to a standing ovation and chants of “Melo, Melo, Melo” throughout the whole game. It was … Continue reading →

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by jonboi | February 22, 2011

Broadway Melo

Pleasant Valley, NY — Carmelo Anthony is finally a New York Knickerbocker. Tonight the Knicks pulled off a blockbuster deal involving four of their starters , draft picks, money and some role players. This deal marks the end of several months of speculation surrounding Melo’s move … Continue reading →

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by eastcoastpaperboy | February 18, 2011

Polaroid cameras work better in the heat

Syracuse, NY – There was a heat wave in Syracuse today with the temperature almost reaching 60 degrees. It was glorious. The sun was shining and people were outside enjoying the fine climate. To commemorate this historic weather, I took … Continue reading →

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by eastcoastpaperboy | February 14, 2011

What IBM’s Watson supercomputer tells us about society

Syracuse, NY — IBM is to Poughkeepsie, NY, what General Motors was to Flint, Mich.; the life blood of a society. Growing up around Poughkeepsie, I never had to explain to other students or friends what my parents did at … Continue reading →

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Tagged as deep blue, IBM, jeopardy, new york, syracuse, thinking computer, watcon

by eastcoastpaperboy | February 12, 2011

Epson and me

Syracuse, NY – I’ve finally gotten around to opening up my Christmas gift from the little lady. It’s a righteous Epson scanner. With no fresh Polaroids to scan in yet, I had to make due with some stuff around the apartment. … Continue reading →

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