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Marilyn Jean (Hovde) Thompson, 90, of rural Boone, died peacefully on Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at Bethany Life in Story City. A funeral service will be held 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, January 4, 2023, at Bethesda Lutheran Church, 1517 Northwestern Ave., Ames, Iowa. A visitation will be held 1 hour prior to the service. The service will be livestreamed at https://vimeo.com/event/998800/b1cc9c0a1a In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Marilyn Thompson Memorial Fund, PO Box 909, Ankeny, IA 50021. Online at www.AnkenyMemorial.comPosted online on December 30, 2022Published in Des Moines Register

Something to look forward to: Heat is one of the biggest obstacles affecting processor performance, and dispersing it becomes harder on smaller devices. A San Jose company headed by tech industry veterans claims its upcoming product line can innovate mobile cooling and unlock significantly more performance in laptops and other small computing devices. Frore announced that laptops featuring its AirJet active cooling chips would hit shelves early next year. The tech aims to replace conventional notebook fans. The company claims AirJet can double CPU performance in some configurations. AirJet is a solid-state thermal solution that uses vibrating membranes to suck air into the top of the chip, push it into a copper heat spreader, and then force it out through the side. The system performs this task with around 1750 Pascals of back pressure, far more than typical laptop fans. Using AirJet requires a laptop's chassis and PCB to be designed around it, so it will only appear in new models. The advantage is that it doesn't require underside intake vents – only rear vents. The high pressure also allows AirJet to work through dust-proof materials. Frore will debut AirJet in two sizes — the AirJet Mini and AirJet Pro.

The Ohio State Buckeyes will take on the Georgia Bulldogs in a college football playoff matchup taking place in the Peach Bowl down in Atlanta, Georgia. These past few weeks, we have taken dives into what has made Georgia, so successful this season on both sides of the football. Using the film that has been cut and looked at already, can help visualize areas the Buckeyes can attack come New year’s eve. Looking back at how Georgia has attacked teams will give us a quick look into how other coaches have tried to counter the Bulldogs. The few things that have worked Ohio State does well, but the challenge in front of them is something they have yet to see this year. Starting with the Bulldogs defensively, they are an aggressive man-coverage team who relies on a four-man rush to get the job done in the passing game. When it comes to defending the run, Georgia has athletic defensive linemen who take on blocks well, win matchups with quickness, and give the linebackers plenty of freedom to flow by eating up blocks as well. For Ohio State, this means gaining leverage at the line of scrimmage, and when offensive linemen

(Photo: Getty)The Browns' offense has been a problem since their return from the bye in Week 10. Across the board, their rushing success and passing success have plummeted. The lack of success in the play-action game has been of particular interest to me considering this is where the offense is supposed to thrive.The wide zone system is predicated on establishing a running approach that entails defenses at all three levels covering sideline to sideline. When Kevin Stefanski arrived in Cleveland, the Browns brought him in to marry the run and pass and make it difficult for defenses to defend one phase without concern surrounding the other.“Ultimately, what you will hear me talk about a lot is the marriage of the run and the pass game. That is very important," Stefanski said Tuesday. "I come at it from a different perspective. I played defensive back in college, and not well. When I played, I know what that feels like when you have a run that looks like that pass and a pass that looks like a run."Stefanski continued. "I can tell you in putting our scheme together last year -- it was very comforting when you had a player like Harrison

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You are here: Home / Cape Wide News / Video report: Container truck strikes utility pole in Harwich December 27, 2022 HARWICH – A container truck struck a utility pole in Harwich Tuesday afternoon. There were no injuries but as a result, Main Street between Sisson Road and South Street was closed. Eversource crews were responding to make repairs and restore electric service to 342 customers affected. Harwich Police are investigating the cause of the crash. Photo and video by Jake O’Callaghan/CWN  ha122722 Truck vs pole from Cape Wide News LLC on Vimeo. Cape Wide News was created in 1998 by Provincetown native Tim Caldwell to provide public-safety, spot-news coverage on Cape Cod. This includes the negatives--crimes, crashes and fires--but also positive events such as department promotions and retirements, charity functions and any other activities involving police and fire departments and associated agencies.

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The trading price of Vimeo Inc. (NASDAQ:VMEO) closed lower on Friday, December 23, closing at $3.19, -1.85% lower than its previous close. Traders who pay close attention to intraday price movement should know that it fluctuated between $3.15 and $3.34. In examining the 52-week price action we see that the stock hit a 52-week high of $18.76 and a 52-week low of $3.15. Over the past month, the stock has lost -23.13% in value. 5 Undervalued Stocks For 2023 Approximately 544 miles north of Las Vegas lies what's been dubbed "the biggest lithium deposit in the US." One tiny company stands to be the biggest beneficiary because lithium "faces a long-term supply shortage," according to Barron's. This company, however, is sitting on a goldmine opportunity as it plans to produce 30,000 tonnes per annum over the next 3.5 years from this single deposit. Supplying the electric vehicle boom and potentially driving its stock price off the charts. But this is just one of the opportunities we have researched in our free report. The other four companies have just as much potential. Click here to download your Free Copy… Sponsored Vimeo Inc., whose market valuation is $540.90 million at the time

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