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Here we are in the long stretch of winter with at least a month until Spring Break. Even when you’re out of school, the idea of Spring Break helps you through the dark nights and cold weather. Speaking of dark nights, this is your last warning for Valentine’s Day at the end of this week.

The CES 2020 show flooded our attention spans last week with interesting new products and updates to a slew of existing smart home systems. And some silly stuff, as usual, like the Charmin RollBot toilet paper delivery drone.

The new site, which is designed to help end users find Intel partner solutions while also helping Intel partners forge relationships with one another, is an important step in the company’s ongoing effort to combine and modernize its various partner programs.

Here’s a good reason to put off your holiday shopping until next week: the Midwest and Northeast are under severe weather alerts for snow and ice most of this week. That means nearly half of all Americans are impacted. Next week has to be better, right?

Open now, the new Intel Partner University is an early step on the road toward next year’s debut of the Intel Partner Alliance, which will replace the Intel Technology Provider, IoT Solutions Alliance, and Cloud Insider programs.

The 30 pre-vetted solutions in the catalog cover use cases in strategic vertical industries. The enablement program is designed to help 200 partners get a revenue producing IoT solution to market in 90 days. 

We are barreling toward summer, and World Cup fans received notice the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team was there to take names and kick … everybody. Fans are thrilled.

Yesterday was Memorial Day in the U. S., and a good chance for everyone to remember those who came before and reflect on their sacrifice.