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�Mr. Loughner, you may have put a bullet through her head, but you have not put a dent in her spirit, and her ability to do good. � Gabby and I are done thinking about you.� � Mark Kelly, husband of former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, talking in court Thursday during the sentencing of Jared Loughner. Loughner was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for trying to assassinate Giffords and for killing six others and wounding 13 at a campaign event in 2011.
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Vice President Joe Biden will make an appearance on the Nov. 15 episode of �Parks and Recreation,� it was revealed Thursday. On the show, Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) goes to Washington, D.C. and meets Biden. The scene was shot earlier this year but not revealed until after the election was over.
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El 1 de julio de 2013, Kedge Business School nació de la fusión de la Escuela de Gestión de BEM-Burdeos y Euromed Management School con sede en Marsella, dos de las principales escuelas de negocios francesas con la acreditación triple Equis de AMBA y AACSB.
Kedge Business School está comprometida con la creación de nuevos métodos de enseñanza, el desarrollo personal y el fortalecimiento de una comunidad mundial, así como la promoción de prácticas de gestión responsable. Es uno de los protagonistas europeos más activos en China, y su presencia en Shanghai representa una perfecta puerta de entrada a otros países asiáticos. Además mantiene estrechos vínculos con los estudiantes y las empresas en los países de la región MENA (Middle East North África).
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Los alumnos de todas las carreras de USIL que cumplan con los requisitos solicitados, de acuerdo a las plazas disponibles
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Around thirteen international from USIL participated in the Academic Field Trip to Cusco, which allowed them to travel to historic city of Cusco, at the heart of the Inca Empire, and learn more about its history through cultural and academic activities.
USIL, committed to providing the best education to its students, has within its institutional pillars Globalization, which is evidenced in its more than 270 international alliances and the presence of our university in the world.
Thirteen students from the University of Central Florida (UCF) will be part of the Intercultural Psychology Program, the students will study in Lima and Cusco. The program is focused on Psychology and will revolve around the components of cultural immersion, service learning and academic excursio
USIL, through the Vice Presidency of International Relations, offers many educational and cultural programs to both the USIL community and students from our partner universities, that make up the 270 strategic alliances.
Through the Vice Presidency of International Relations, USIL provides various programs tailored to its international partners, which are part of the more than 270 strategic alliances.
Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola educates students to become high quality professionals capable of competing globally, this is done through its 270 international alliances, which not only allow USIL students to enjoy their benefits, but also students from other countries to live and study in Per
The first group of students from the College of Hospitality Management, Tourism Administration and Gastronomy flew to Dubai on September 4 for a three-month exchange at The Emirates Academy of Hospitality Management (EAHM). The students will take courses for their major in English, following which they will be able to apply for a 3-month internship at one of the hotels or companies in the group.
From August 13 to 22, 11 students from the USIL Green Program visited the university's Extension Center in the city of Cusco to participate in academic activities as part of the Water Resource Management and Sustainable Practices course. These students from the United States visited different s related to renewable energy management and good practices in environmental management.
Are you fluent in a language other than Spanish? Are you interested in serving and helping others? Would you like to let the world know about the best Peru has to offer? Maybe you don't know it yet, but you could join the USIL Ambassadors.
In line with our slogan, the Office of the Vice President of International Relations has achieved an increase in the number of USIL students registered to participate in foreign academic exchange programs during the 2015-02 semester.
With great expectation and excitement, more than 120 international students who will be attending USIL this semester were welcomed by the team from the Office of the Vice President of International Relations at a welcome ceremony held on Monday, August 10 on the USIL Fernando Belaunde Terry Campu
Every year, the number of USIL students who go to universities abroad for academic exchanges increases.
The founding president of Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola (USIL), Raúl Diez Canseco Terry, participated in the Global New Fortune Forum, held on June 5 in Hangzhou, China.
A delegation of USIL international students, who are currently attending classes at the university's Extension Center in Cusco, participated in this year's parade held on June 23, the anniversary of the Imperial City.
The San Ignacio de Loyola Organization operates in Peru, the USA and Paraguay, and has plans to begin operations in Panama in the near future.
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We're not sure exactly what breed he is. They say the mom was mostly beagle but she was a mix as well. The pups were found abandoned, covered in fleas, and full of worms with their mom. The mom didn't make it, but all 5 of the pups got adopted. Ours is the runt of the litter and the only one that has fluffy fur. The rest have very short coats. He's awesome and we love him.
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Wii U hardware dissected, next-gen capabilities 'ruled out'
Nintendo has yet to reveal specs of the Wii U. And although the hardware has been out in the wild for quite some time now, few could decipher the actual capabilities of Nintendo's "next-generation" hardware.
Chipworks released ultra-magnified images of Wii U internals to NeoGAF, allowing the community to decipher what hardware is actually being used. Digital Foundry put up their own findings, which "finally rule out any next-gen pretensions for the Wii U."
According to their report, it appears the Wii U GPU is a "close match" to the Radeon 4650/4670, "albeit with a deficit in the number of texture-mapping units and a lower clock speed--550MHz." Compared to the rumored specs of both Orbis and Durango, it's clear that Sony and Microsoft's next-gen hardware is "in a completely different league."
Wii U does have the potential to produce visuals that best Xbox 360, however. By Digital Foundry's estimates, Wii U can have about 1.5 times the "raw shader power" of Microsoft's current-gen system. However, given 1080p resolution requires 2.5x the power of 720p, "it's highly unlikely that we'll be seeing any complex 3D titles running at 1080p," the site concludes.
Once again, it appears that Wii U's CPU remains the main bottleneck for the system. Equipped with a 1.2GHz CPU that's derivative of the Gamecube's Gekko processor, the underpowered CPU could be to blame for some of the lackluster multiplatform games that debuted at the Wii U launch. However, Nintendo's Genyo Takeda defended the company's hardware decision at a recent investor's call. "In my view, Wii U is a console with low power consumption and has fairly high performance. Regarding your comment that we focus on the GPU and that the CPU is a little poor, we have a different view. It depends on how to evaluate a processing unit. In terms of die size (area a chip occupies), the GPU certainly occupies a much larger space than the CPU. As you can see CPUs used for the latest PCs and servers, however, it is usual for current CPUs that the logic part for actual calculations is really small and that the cache memory called SRAM around it covers a large area. From this angle, we don't think that the performance of the Wii U's CPU is worse than that of the GPU. In other words, we have taken a so-called 'memory-intensified' design approach for the Wii U hardware."


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As we know that black magic a super natural power on this earth for get rid of your all problems in your life. Along with it, many people want to know about Black Magic Removal Spell in their life. But firstly you need for proper knowledge about black magic. So I would like to tell you about prayer to remove black magic spell. Black magic is powerful tool for get rid of your all problems in your life. Along with it, Black magic is powerful tool for self-protection in this world. With the help of black magic removal mantra we can save our self easily. Black magic is also second name of dark magic. The magic of failure is an art that is used for personal gain. This term is also called Kaala-Jaadu. It is the term of astrology, but it is used for specific purposes or for profit. Black magic is used for selfish purpose and to harm anyone's. Along with it, with the help of black magic you can control or attract someone in your life and can change that person mind process according to your desire. Along with it, some people use of black magic in their life for negative purpose which is against of mankind.
Symptoms of Black Magic and Possession in dsfd
There are some symptoms of black magic.
- Sleep disturbance
- Financial problem
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- Blindness
- Extremely weight loss and gain
- Pessimistic
- Depression
- Mental disorder
Sleep disturbance is a major effect in black magic. When a people do not take a nap in suitable way and he wakeup in midnight and take bad dreams this bad effect of black magic. Apart from that, some people irritate without any reason in their life without any reason. This is also a big symptom of black magic. Apart from that, few masses forget their work in their daily routine and they become in their life pessimistic. They think always in negative way. Along with it, some people extremely weight loses and gains suddenly this is the big symptom of black magic.
How to remove Black Magic permanetly By Mantra and Prayer
Now would like to tell you about how you can remove black magic by mantra and prayer in your life permanetly. Firstly, prayer means worship of god. With the help of worship of god you can get rid of curse in your life. Worship of god is a strong remedy on this earth. But you will have to believe on this remedy in your life. After then you can some variation in your life.
How to cure and remove black magic curse using the bible?
Bible is the religion book of christen. Christen is second largest religion in this world. They believe in bible and they called their god name as father or priest. Quran is a holy book like as Geeta , Ramayana, Mahabharata etc. If you want to cure and remove black magic in dsfd you have to follow some rules according to bible. Along with it, you can take suggestion from priest in church that how we can remove black magic in our life with the help of bible. They give you some therapies which will be help in get rid of black magic in dsfd in your life.
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Updated July 18, 2012 Special to Crime Magazine
One Voice Raised, A Triumph Over Rape , an excerpt from the non-fiction story about Jennifer Wheatley-Wolf's empowering experience of testifying against the man who raped her 20 years after the crime was committed. In addition to Jennifer's story of hope is a detailed account of how the cold-case was solved by Chief Investigator David H. Cordle Sr.
Important Update: In July 2012 a 3rd Victim was linked, through DNA, to the same man who attacked and raped Jennifer. This 3rd violent rape occurred on May 31, 1987 in Montgomery County, Maryland.
by Jennifer Wheatley-Wolf
Chapter 4
1. Direct perception of truth, fact, etc., independent of any reasoning process; immediate apprehension.
2. A fact, truth, etc., perceived in this way.
3. A keen and quick insight.
4.The quality or ability of having such direct perception or quick insight.
I have always been intuitive. I suppose we are all intuitive to some degree. But maybe my feeling of "something isn't right here" was a bit keener than even I believed. I have been asked, if I'd felt something was wrong, "Why didn't you do something?"
Indeed, why didn't I? Hindsight is always twenty-twenty. However, even if I had followed my instincts, to what outcome? Who knows? In truth, the answer to "why not?" isn't, "I was tired and overreacting," or even "I had spooked myself by reading Stephen King at 3 a.m." It is much simpler: I'm home, getting ready for bed; I'm in my pajamas.
I am home. Isn't this the place where we feel the most invincible, the safest? Don't we all feel like the weight of the day begins to fall off once we come into our homes and kick off our shoes? We turn on the TV or stereo, grab a beer or glass of wine, get ourselves something to eat, and begin to relax. We naturally put our guard down. Getting ready for bed, dressed in my pajamas, and unwinding after a busy night at work is so far opposite from running out of the house screaming for help like a maniac. I didn't believe I was in danger because I was home. I didn't listen to my intuition. All the warnings were there and I got them all loud and clear.
I did not react to any of the intuitive signals I was picking up on because I wanted to continue to believe my home was a safe haven.
I am home. I'm safe.
Forget all the advice you have heard like, "When you are in this situation you do such-and-such." There is no way for you to know how you will react when you are in this situation. Nothing in life really prepares you for this. You can read a thousand books and hear a thousand victims tell a thousand different stories and still you are not prepared. Forget conventional thinking entirely. What is about to take place is beyond convention. Being attacked while in your pajamas getting ready for bed is unreal; surreal. Nothing you have read or heard about even enters your mind. What came to my mind were two thoughts: I'm going to die today. And, I'll be damned if I'm going to die today.
Unless you can somehow practice defensive moves all the time and make them instinctual, prepare to count on your survival instincts. Self-preservation is a strong motivator and I was about to have mine tested.
It was just after 3:30 a.m.
With my eyes focused on the candlelight, I took one step into my bedroom.
I didn't see the man who was in my room, but sensed him move in from my right and grab me. Instantly, I screamed and struggled to break free of his grip. He moved behind me and locked me in a tight bear-hug grip.
I was immediately bombarded by a blur of racing thoughts that were jumbled up with panic and terror. What's my advice? If you are lucky, you will get a chance to scream, so make it a good one. If you are really lucky and quick, maybe you can land a punch or wiggle free. Most of us are not skilled in martial arts and we have to rely on our willpower to get through what is in store for us.
"Why did you hang up on me? I told you if you hung up on me again I would kill you."
What? My thoughts came in a tumble, one over the other: This doesn't just happen in the movies. Kill me? Why? Who is this? Let go of me. What did I do to piss you off?
Something was being wrapped around my neck and I felt panic well up in me.
He was going to strangle me. Who was this? Why was he doing this? How did he get in the house? How long had he been in the house? Where was my mother?
"Scream again and I'll kill you."
As if in slow motion, I watched his right hand move up in front of my mouth. Poised, he waited for me to scream again. He knew I would scream again.
I couldn't help myself. I screamed.
As soon as I opened my mouth to scream a second time, he forced a wad of cloth into my mouth and down my throat. I wasn't even able to get the sound out before it was forced back down into me. Everything was happening so fast my mind could barely comprehend what was going on. I tried to slip down and out from his arms. No luck. He gripped me tighter in the bear hug and forced my head back onto his chest. My mouth was all the way open. His right arm was wrapped around my face holding the gag in place and forcing my lower jaw out of alignment. The pain was horrible. I had to close my mouth or my jaw would break. Every time I tried to struggle away from him, he jerked my head back further and held on tighter.
"Touch me and I'll kill you."
My mouth was open too far. His arm was clamped around my face and he was forcing my lower jaw to move down to the right and onto my chest. He pulled my head back so far I was afraid my neck would snap.
The gag was pushing up on the roof of my mouth and the pressure was closing my nasal passage. I could not breathe. Why was he doing this? What did he mean by I told you if you hung up on me I would kill you?
No one had said this to me...
Crap! Fuck! This was the guy on the phone.
What I had mistaken for annoying prank calls had escalated into a fight for my life.
Really? Where had he come from? Where did he call from? Who was he? What had I done to make him want to kill me?
I began to realize he must have been on my back patio when I got home. He must have watched me through the blowing curtain on the sliding glass door as I changed into my pajamas.
He'd seen me naked. I felt sick.
How did he get into the house? My mind was racing.
The door upstairs. Mom had left it open.
He had turned on the air conditioner.
Oh my God! I thought.
He had been in the house for at least fifteen minutes. He had turned on the air conditioner knowing the sound would mask his footsteps overhead.
How had he known where the thermostat was? Had he been in the house before?
He was the one who had made the step crack.
He'd been waiting on the landing, watching me.
How long had he been planning this? Who the fuck was this guy?
All of these thoughts and realizations bombarded me in just seconds. No matter how much I wracked my brain, I could not figure out who he was and I had no idea what I had done that made him so mad he wanted me dead.
I was feeling the panic beginning to win. I couldn't breathe. I couldn't swallow. I could make noises, but that was it.
This was not good. I needed to get a breath. I reached up to move his hand.
"Touch me and I'll kill you."
I tried to move my head forward, but he had the back of my head clamped tightly to his chest. I thought if I could move my head forward just a bit, I could get some air through my nose. I reached up again and this time I tried to grab my own hair. I wanted to pull my head forward.
"Touch me and I'll kill you."
I had to do something quickly. I was beginning to feel woozy. I tried to use my tongue to move the gag out of my throat. That didn't work. I tried twisting my tongue. My mouth was so dry. I wanted to swallow, but every time I tried, I began to choke. I worked my tongue some more. I was able to make a small opening in the cloth on the left side of my mouth and I could suck a little air in through the hole I'd created, but it was not enough. My jaw was close to breaking. I reached up again to grab my head to pull it forward in order to relieve the pain.
"Touch me and I'll kill you."
I tried to make some noises that sounded like, "I can't breathe," and I continued to try to turn my head so that it aligned with my jaw. I was losing my mind. The pain in my neck was overwhelming. I tried to close my mouth a bit. That didn't work. His arm was gripping too tightly over my face and my jaw felt stuck.
"Touch me or look at me and I'll kill you!"
Again, I made some noises like I can't breathe.
"Do you have any money?"
"Do you have any drugs?"
I shook my head, "No."
"Are you here alone?"
Again, I shook my head, "No."
He had killed my mother.
Why else didn't she come when I screamed? If she were alive she would have to have heard me scream and she would have, at least, called downstairs to find out what was going on. He'd killed her and he was going to kill me as well.
I had to get free of this guy. I had to get the gag out of my mouth. I had to breathe. My upper arms were pinned against me, but I could move my arms from the elbows down. I continued to try to move my head forward to relieve the pain in my neck and jaw.
"I can't breathe." The noises I was making were not exactly words, but he clearly understood what I was saying. He pinched my nose shut and held my nostrils closed for several seconds, sneering.
"This is what it's like not to be able to breathe."
I felt myself giving up. I was convinced whoever this was had killed my mother and now he was going to suffocate me. I was light-headed, and fighting him was using up the little bit of air I was able to suck in through my gag. Believing he intended to kill me, I gave up my struggle and went slack.
Again he asked me: "Do you have any money? Do you have any drugs?"
I shook my head "No."
I did have money, but I wasn't going to give it to him. If I had had any drugs, I would have given them to him. I didn't. Even if I did give him what he asked for, it probably would not have been enough to make him happy and leave.
He started to bargain with me. I guess since he was not getting money or drugs he decided he wasn't leaving without something. I'm sure that's what made him say, "I'll take the gag out if you promise not to scream again."
I nodded my head, "Yes." I would be able to breathe again and maybe he would not kill me. It took some persuasion on my part through vigorous nodding, but he did finally remove the gag from my mouth and unwind the cloth from my neck. My mouth was stuck open. My jaw had become dislocated and I had to use my hands to push it back into place. I almost did scream, it hurt so badly.
"Take off your panties."
I realized the price of air was not going to be cheap. He intended to rape me. He still might kill me, but now he was focused on rape. Maybe if I did what he said he would not kill me.
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Television has come a long way since the tiny old black-and-white set. Even the console TV big enough to sit on the floor, or the front projection set that many of us grew up with, are long gone for most. Indeed, for some perspective on just how far things have come in just the past decade, consider that the $1,000 Dell Ultrasharp 2000FP 20" LCD monitor that some of us bought in the early 2000's now has modern equivalents for about $200.
But the evolution in TV technology itself almost pales in comparison to the changes that have taken place in how we get video into a TV. Previously, the average consumer had an antenna on the roof or a cable coming in from the cable company. This coaxial cable was screwed into the input on the back of the VCR, which then had a second connection to the TV. Maybe you got a little fancy and actually had to deal with a cable with yellow RCA plugs for composite video in, plus two more, in red and black respectively, as a separate connection for stereo sound. Things eventually got a tad more complicated with the four-pin S-video standard, but fast-forward a few years to today and things have taken a turn for the confusing.
But generally speaking, just about everything today connects to your TV via HDMI. Your antenna or cable still comes through coaxial wiring, but that ends in your TV or your cable box, and everything spit out from there travels via a single HDMI cable, carrying both audio and video, content protection and all. The HDMI factor does simplify TV purchases a bit, but it still leaves some key questions for us to ponder. Among these questions are: How big a screen do I need? What are the differences between panel types? Does it matter what's being watched? What about glare? What's the difference between 720p and 1080p?
For those of you who are facing these questions during the holiday upgrade season, we're here to help.
How big should the TV be?
Some perspective
There's a host of guides out there that deal with the interplay between comfortable field of view and distance and resolution. Some guides attempt to ground their recommendations in science, while others frame the debate as a matter of taste.
Here at Ars, we prefer the simple approach: buy the biggest TV you can justify for your living room and your budget. If your living room is unusually narrow, with less than the typical 6 or 8 feet (somewhere in that range) from your couch to the TV, you can probably err on the smaller size if you prefer. With a more typical 10 feet, well, we've sat in front of TVs as large as a 60" Pioneer Kuro 2 Elite and been happy. Heck, sitting 12 feet back from a 120" screen run off a 1080p projector looks dandy to us.
But if you want the math and the numbers—if you're someone who believes the limits of human acuity are pressing items to think about—then check over at the following places: Audioholics and Carltonbale. An important factor to keep in mind is that human perception is rather variable; some people tend towards one end of the range where everything is noticeable, others are much less sensitive. This resolution chart from Carltonbale is particularly infamous.
Again, being the geeks and pundits that we are, those of us in the Orbiting HQ generally agree that that the simplest answer is to go as large as you can afford.
Some ideas
Here's a common set of rules-of-thumb on how big a TV should "comfortably" be, depending on how far away you will be sitting:
- 6 feet or less: up to 42"
- 8-10 feet: larger than 42", perhaps 50-60"
- 10-15 feet: 60+", which means the largest plasmas/LCDs only or projectors
- 15+ feet: projector for truly obscene budgets
Keep in mind that that the above guidelines don't seem to be a broad consensus—many will agree, and just as many will disagree. We would go into further detail, but the vagaries of such things are the subject of ongoing, intense, and ever-evolving debate. Perhaps more useful is a look at some of the Ars Orbiting HQ setups that Ars staffers and forum members are happy with. A random selection includes:
- 60" Pioneer Kuro 2 Elite (plasma) about 10 feet from the couch
- 52" Sony LCD about 10 feet away from the couch
- 52" RPTV also about 8 feet back (and dead-on, due to poor viewing angles)
- 40" about six feet from the dining table
- 96" projector screen about 10 feet away
- 120" projector screen about 10 feet away
There are plenty more floating around here, but that brings a fairly diverse range. And we won't mention the embarrassingly small 27" CRT's still tucked away in some apartments.
Resolution: 720p or 1080p?
Being concerned with things like HTPC and computer use, in an ideal world, we would recommend only 1080p HDTVs.
The 720p vs. 1080p debate used to be a major divide in HDTVs, with the higher-resolution 1080p sets costing considerably more. Today, except among smaller sets (37" and below) and the low-end 42" units which are 720p, almost everything seems to be 1080p. Somewhere around $700 or $800, pretty much everything worth buying is going to be 1080p.
This may not be true everywhere, but the Orbiting HQ is dominated by US-based staff, and that is what we have found. Your country and your experience may vary.
Would we ever recommend a 720p set? On a small set you don't get a choice. But if you're going for a large set, and you have a budget that exceeds the low end of the Black Friday sale range, then we would definitely go 1080p. Cable TV generally tops out at 720p rather than 1080p at the moment, but OTA (over the air) can hit higher resolutions, and content on Blu-ray can really make 1080p shine. An important note on cable: some channels/stations/facilities offer better quality than others; this is true for all sources, but for cable, it is often particularly dramatic due to varying levels of compression between sources and cable providers.
HTPC users will also find immediate benefits to 1080p, as 1280x720 is an awfully low resolution for computer use. Gamers will find 720p works for most titles made today, while 1080p is not yet mandatory—but the higher resolution is definitely a nice thing to have.
Let's break the recommendations down into a list:
- The small stuff: TVs smaller than 40" are more likely to be 720p, especially in models carried at brick-and-mortar stores like Best Buy, Future Shop, or Fry's. They also tend to be more affordable, and you typically don't get a choice. If you do plan to use a smaller set for your computer monitor, though, you will want to find a 1080p unit.
- The medium stuff: Sometimes the extra resolution doesn't matter. If you're sitting far enough away from a small enough screen, your eye may not be able to resolve the differences between 720p and 1080p. So if you're going to buy a 42" screen and then stick it 15 feet from where you'll be viewing it, you may not want to go out of your way to get 1080p.
- The $499 TV: A sweet spot for many in 2010 was a $499 HDTV, plasma or LCD, around 40" in size. If that's all the budget can justify, then a 40" 720p set is a pretty good deal, especially if you get far enough away from it. Sure, in the Orbiting HQ we only recommend 1080p, but if the deal is that good and the budget is that tight, then who are we to argue?
- Only low-resolution sources: Is the TV in question only going to be playing a collection of VHS tapes, old console games, or a large stack of DVDs? If so, then a 720p set is already more resolution than the source material has, and anything more is overkill. Glorious overkill, but overkill. Most TVs upscale low-resolution content just fine, although some do a better job than others. In the Orbiting HQ we find relatively little difference in the sets we have; a large part of this is that low-resolution content stretched over a 60" screen is going to look pretty lousy no matter how good your scaler is.
- Frequent upgraders: If you upgrade frequently, then save money by buying only for current needs.


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Posted: Thu 13 Oct 2011, 13:17
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Cool hope you get time to do some dev for puppy and ARM.
That LUA you have done what is that? I know too little to even guess
what it is. Linux User Application? What can it stand for?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
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Post subject: Don't bet on it...
technosaurus wrote:
Since there aren't really going to be any proprietary apps available, a build based on uclibc or musl libc makes sense IMHO alpine linux or openwrt are a good place for learning uclibc b/c that's all they do... but that brings us to needing replacements for flash (lightspark, gnash, swfdec...) and others(Skype, ...)
Wanna bet that there'll not be any proprietary apps? I port games to Linux after hours in addition to my puttering around with making Linux distributions.
As for being uclibc...bad idea, really. It works decently enough for embedded solutions, but it's missing all sorts of things to get it to being that way. You'll find that it works nicely enough on a router, firewall, or similar (which is what Rob's aiming for with Aboriginal...), but past that, you're better off with glibc or eglibc. (Not to mention that I've already gotten an OE userland I'm in the process of proving out that's optimized for ARMv6 for the R-Pi...
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nooby wrote:
Cool hope you get time to do some dev for puppy and ARM.
That LUA you have done what is that? I know too little to even guess
what it is. Linux User Application? What can it stand for?
murgaLua's a platform that combines the simplicity of the Lua programming language with a lightweight GUI toolkit, FLTK, and a DB engine, sqLite, to make a usable tool that's cross-platform as all get-out.
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John Murga aka Judge Dredd, who finances this forum is a developer and Murga Lua was in Puppy for a while - and in the past John has created the very fast 'Mean Puppy'.
He is ordering 4 units
I for himself and 3 for Puppy developers.
His generosity has prompted me to start Parm. I will announce a wiki page soon.
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Guys have created a formal announcement
and written to Raspberry Pi of our intent
We have been talking of a Puppy Phone and lately
ARM tablets for long enough.
Puppy + ARM hardware = PARM
We will be smaller
more efficient and have a better logo
(coming soon once our crayons are sharpened)
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As I said if John need money I can send to cover for the first invest in these. I trust he took the ones with bigger RAM? 35 USD
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Posted: Fri 14 Oct 2011, 09:31
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As I said if John need money I can send to cover for the first invest in these. I trust he took the ones with bigger RAM? 35 USD
The funds come out of what the ad in the top right corner makes.
Most of it pays for hosting, but that's paid off for a while, and this seems like a worthy cause that could make a worthwhile computing platform available to people who might otherwise not be able to benefit from it.
Many families save up for a long time so that they can get a TV, this is something that could transform that TV into something which is a lot more useful.
Kinda ironic for people like me, who plugged their first computer into a TV.
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Lobster wrote:
We will be smaller
more efficient and have a better logo
(coming soon once our crayons are sharpened)
Seriously Linux
i suggest a puppy with a raspberry pi logo as the nose!
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Thanks John, Yes that was what many of us did at that time.
We had not monitor to use for that purpose at that time.
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Posted: Sun 16 Oct 2011, 13:23
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what i see as the biggest step forward the raspberry Pi lets me take is a very cheap server room with no need for cooling or one big server and multiple virtual machines.
100 of these for $2500, the cost of one server. I have sadly done nothing with clustered systems but this is a good place to start. Eagerly i sit waiting the release of this raspberry thing and my approach to getting a puppy like system for it will be to do what i have done with pussy, make a puppy - debian, as i do not have the time to create a new puppy from scratch.
it would be great to see puppy for the raspberry, but in the past.. when i have made a tiny OS for ARM devices it hasnt worked well because the performance isnt what we are used to with intel compatible hardware. But for server stuff or running your apps like mplayer etc at the command console is quite OK, linux is so powerfull there will be many ways to run the apps we need to run, at the speed that will be usable but we may have to think differently in regards to the usual xorg roxfiler openbox desktop with a full blown browser as its quite easy to reduce ARM devices to a crawl.
for what it is the raspberry is great value and i think i will have atleast a couple of these running linux but at the console rather than using a desktop OS or as a file/ webserver or a game server, and with the correct software it would make a very awesome router that can run other server stuff too... imagine a router that is a file server web server ftp server, media server, torrent box.... it will be a new step up.
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because the performance isn't what we are used to with intel compatible hardware
That I feel is a legitimate concern. Whether it is an issue, will depend on the results we get . . .
A dpup (at the moment) seems the most likely Puppy bootstrap environment.
I do not want a portable device with a built in toaster.
Intel run hot.
Arm runs efficiently and longer. So this Pi is a static device but the idea is to move towards a viable mobile device when we have a cheap clear indication of what will get support. It may be the aakash device, however I somehow doubt that.
The idea of a 100 processor server might also inspire a further development of an Intel powered distributed Pup server. There was such a project . . .
The nature of the PARM ISO is dependent on the initial developer. I for one will make an effort to run the first compiles.
What happens next is anyones guess . . .
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Posted: Sun 16 Oct 2011, 18:49
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I _really_ don't like being frustrated. By the time one gets a working arm base, the whole infrastructure changes. Apple has it easy, they control their hardware, so they know what optimizations to work on and can actually eak out some performance. We don't have that luxury and you can't get any kind of performance with a "generic" arm build. A gentoo-style base could remedy much of this, but not what users are used to (self build vs. plug 'n pray) and not even gentoo has all of the necessary ARM use flags.
I could go through all of the problems, but noone wants to hear me bitch about how fragmentation in software _and_ hardware is bad and then get off on a forking tangent. So I will leave you with google to understand why you can't really reach the percentages of ARM systems with Puppy the way you can x86 (it has been done to death).
The only platform I _can_ envision for developing a workable system would be to compile the whole system (binaries, libraries, etc...) into llvm bytecode and initial boot into some kind of virtual machine where byte code is compiled to native instructions on the fly as programs are run (similar to how python's .pyo files are generated) This would completely eliminate the need to go multiarch (in other words any system supported by LLVM could run it) ... so if anyone is already working on this type of universal linux, let me know and I'm in.
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what technosaurus said about the performance is true
android is highly optimized for ARM and kinda works at an acceptable speed, but no matter how much effort you put into a linux for ARM there is no way we can get it optimized like Apple have for their hardware or what android have unless we have a team of people making something from scratch
im not saying give up... im saying challenges will have to be faced.
also the raspberry might just surprize us all.
untill its released i can only comment on my own ARM experiences
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this is painfull!!! waiting for a product to be released so we can begin work on it... its not Nov 6th yet... someone please make it Nov 6th....
tell you what if someone can make it Nov 6th right now..., ill buy then 2 raspberries and send them to you.... someone please just make it in the future when raspberry is released, plz plz plz plz plz plz.......
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I can make it 6th Nov but not for a few days.
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You might think that if the National Security Agency were tapping the phones of dozens of world leaders, President Obama would be aware of this fact. Apparently not—according to a Wall Street Journal report last night, the NSA's spy operations are so extensive that not even the president of the United States knows about all of them.
Based on interviews with US officials, the paper said that "President Barack Obama went nearly five years without knowing his own spies were bugging the phones of world leaders. Officials said the NSA has so many eavesdropping operations under way that it wouldn't have been practical to brief him on all of them."
NSA monitoring of German Chancellor Angela Merkel and 34 other world leaders was revealed to the White House after an internal Obama administration review that started this summer. The NSA stopped its spying of some world leaders, but it's not clear how many.
"The White House cut off some monitoring programs after learning of them, including the one tracking Ms. Merkel and some other world leaders, a senior US official said," according to the Journal. "Other programs have been slated for termination but haven't been phased out completely yet, officials said."
While the president "was briefed on and approved of broader intelligence-collection 'priorities,'" decisions to monitor specific targets were made by the NSA. The practice of making those decisions at the NSA is under review.
This does not mean that the US has stopped spying on world leaders. "The administration didn't end all operations involving world leaders following this summer's revelations because some of the programs are producing intelligence of use to the US," the Journal reported. "It could not be learned Sunday how many of the eavesdropping operations were stopped, or who is on the list of leaders still under surveillance."
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The report called this the "US government's first public acknowledgment that it tapped the phones of world leaders."
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In a common type of mechanical ratchet, back and forth motion provided by a human arm gets converted to rotating motion that acts to tighten a screw or bolt. The role of the ratchet is to convert a force that changes direction into a torque acting in one direction only. That principle is generalized in many other systems that convert fluctuations (some of which may be random) into usable work. Many types of ratchets exist, in mechanical, quantum, and biological systems.
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Given how simple it is as a substance, the existence of a structure inversion asymmetry is potentially interesting for understanding graphene's novel electronic and magnetic properties. Other systems exhibiting such behavior are three-dimensional lattices, while graphene is two-dimensional. The authors proposed examining other graphene-like two-dimensional structures, such as boron nitride.
As a practical means of making direct current out of oscillating electric currents, this experiment leaves much to be desired. The electric current was from a 3.34 terahertz (3.34 THz, or 3.34 × 1012 Hz) electromagnetic wave, which falls at the border between microwave and infrared light; household alternating current in the US is 60 Hz. Similarly, the magnetic field the researchers used was 7 teslas, more than twice the strength of a powerful MRI magnet.
However, the purpose of this experiment was the exploration of the electronic properties of graphene, not direct application. Nevertheless, the hidden structure inversion symmetry could help us understand some of the material's behavior, and pave the way to improved magnetic and electron-spin technology that uses graphene and graphene-like substances.
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I was 47, and I started having some intermittent rectal bleeding with bowel movements. At first I thought it was hemorrhoids. Then the bleeding became heavier and happened more often. Also, my stools began to narrow, and I was having several small bowel movements a day. Blood tests showed that I was anemic as well.
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After the diagnosis, I was referred to another surgeon, an oncologist, and a radiologist; they developed my treatment plan. I had 27 sessions of radiation, with chemotherapy the first and last three days. After a few weeks to recover from that, I had surgery to remove about a foot of my colon. The tumor had disappeared; there was only an ulcer where the tumor had been. I was home from the hospital four days after the surgery. I found out that the more you move, the faster you heal.
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Monday, January 11, 2010
Let Your Chicken Fingers Do the Walking
This video recipe is more of a technique tutorial (yes, some people don't know how to bread things), and you more advanced foodies may be underwhelmed. Having said that, this is a really tasty, and pretty easy, appetizer to whip up for your Super Bowl party (and be sure to check out the honey mustard sauce video here).
The secret is the panko breadcrumbs. These larger, flaky crumbs get much crispier, and stay crisp much longer than conventional breadcrumbs. By the way, I can already hear some of you grumbling about finding panko, but it's very common these days (thank you Food Network and Bravo), and you'll find them in every large grocery chain.
As far as the phone goes, I really enjoyed giving it a test run and it performed very well. It's very fast, feels great in your hand, and the voice activated feature for basically any text input field is perfect for someone like me.
I should also probably state for the record that I was kidding about the Nexus One apps – I'm really not developing smart phone programs that chop onions and peel potatoes. I'm sorry to disappoint those of you that thought that part of the video was real, but then again, if you were fooled, you have other more important issues to address. Enjoy!
4 large skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2 inch strips
1 cup all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1 teaspoon chipotle pepper
1/2 teaspoon white pepper
4 eggs, beaten
1 tablespoon milk
3 cups Japanese-style panko bread crumbs
canola oil for frying
50 comments:
- Mike, Sim & Will said...
If I were to bake these 1) will it be any good and 2) what temp and time would you use?
looks great.
- January 11, 2010 at 4:13 PM
- Kristoffer said...
I really enjoyed the video, both the tech side and the food side. I also think that it's great that your getting sponsorship for all your hard word. Big thumbs up. I would love to give a donation, but I'm currently studying with makes buying stuf like... i dont know..food, a little bit difficult. This though is perfect. How long do you estimate that it will last in the fridge? And can you freez it??
- January 11, 2010 at 4:45 PM
- Chef John said...
thanks, never tried to freeze, but should be ok breaded but uncooked. Then thaw and fry.
- January 11, 2010 at 5:02 PM
- Damiano Zerneri said...
very envious for the Nexus... and obviously for the chicken fingers (for the Superbowl...
I hope that Brett Favre could win it for the second time in his career. Go Vikings!
- January 11, 2010 at 5:02 PM
- Chef John said...
to get crisp in the oven you need lots of oil and 450 degrees and they will not be as good, you might as well fry them
- January 11, 2010 at 5:03 PM
- Tom said...
Not to sound like a fanboy or start any flamewars... but...
The iPhone has been capable of doing all of this for a long time now. Even the Google App (voice and gps).
Great recipe and blog though. Chef John, you are my hero.
- January 11, 2010 at 5:49 PM
You crack me up. So many comments could be made here but I will bite my tongue and say thanks for the snickers today. You have outdone yourself.
- January 11, 2010 at 7:18 PM
- bhavik said...
Chef John,
I know this isn't the correct area for this comment but any idea when we will get a demo on Remoulade sauce? You showed it in your "Faux-Smoked" Wild Red Rock Cod – More delicious culinary cheating! demo and I really wanna make that sauce.
Thanks! Keep the good food coming :)
- January 11, 2010 at 7:55 PM
- Greg said...
I think you should consider a "Gimersionblender" app when you get those other two up to your high standards of excellence.
- January 11, 2010 at 8:17 PM
- Renee Weir- Fontes said...
Thanks, My teenager and friends are gonna love this!
- January 12, 2010 at 12:05 AM
- missfoxxxxxxx said...
Definitely worth the wait! We are salivating over your Nexus One and your chicken fingers. Great video, thanks :)
- January 12, 2010 at 4:52 AM
- Thomas Andrew said...
I made these last night, but served mine with a honey-barbecue sauce. I do love honey mustard and will try your sauce next time.
- January 12, 2010 at 12:15 PM
- Hope Street, New Jersey said...
In general, do you like to choose produce/meat that are all natural and organic, or get whatever is most cost effective?
- January 12, 2010 at 12:45 PM
- Chef John said...
always all natural, sometimes organic, but will use conventional if i have to and don't lose too much sleep.
- January 12, 2010 at 1:05 PM
- Chris K. said...
Making panko bread crumbs at home is really easy, if you own a heated centrifuge. Personally, I just buy them from the supermarket.
A "salad shooter" app for the Nexus One will make you millions. You're welcome.
- January 12, 2010 at 2:51 PM
My wife made these while I was at work. Wow! This recipe is great and I really love the crunchiness of the coating. The panko bread crumbs make this.
Keep up the good work Chef John!
- January 12, 2010 at 8:13 PM
Enjoying the blog, you're awesome. Got the Motorola Droid myself and got a total kick out of your ideas for apps! I can't believe a phone does as much as these do....
- January 12, 2010 at 10:31 PM
- Jesse from Detroit said...
Bravo, Chef John! A well-deserved nod from Google.
- January 16, 2010 at 1:30 PM
- Unknown said...
Chef John you are the greatest! Thank you for bringing new and great tasting recipes to my home. I came upon your blog one day and now I visit it all the time! The recipes are so simple and delicious. I just made this and the sauce yesterday and my husband loved it! Thanks again for inspiring me to cook great tasting meals again for my family.
- January 21, 2010 at 9:20 PM
- Chef John said...
thanks, my pleasure!
- January 23, 2010 at 4:25 AM
- Tim Morris said...
Love your new Nexus phone...I have to admit something that I did with the Other Smartphone...you know which one I am talking about (iPhone) and did a barcode scan on a paused image of your Video of the Panko Bread UPC label of your video from the Nexus screen and it worked! It brought up results on my phone of where to buy them. Actually it freaked me out!
- February 4, 2010 at 1:44 AM
I have made these twice since you posted this video and they are AMAZING. The only adjustment I made was to season the flour with smoked paprika, onion powder and rubbed sage. Also, instead of honey mustard, I served it with a ketchup spiked with Worcestershire sauce, honey, cumin and hot sauce.
- February 26, 2010 at 9:52 PM
- Trufflesaurus said...
I just came across your blog really recently, so this is a tad late. But better late than never! This recipe works like a bomb, really loved it.
Will try to alter the flavor by changing condiments in the flour.
- July 30, 2010 at 12:26 AM
- MonkeyDLuffy said...
You are now OFFICIALLY my new cooking idol.
- September 13, 2010 at 1:35 PM
I used this recipe to feed my family last night. They all loved it. I added some sweetened coconut flakes to the panko bread crumbs. I also baked it rather than frying it. I placed the finished chicken into your rice spring roll recipe for the added vegetables. I also made your honey mustard sauce to dip it in as well as to dip my store bought fries.
- November 23, 2010 at 4:00 PM
- Chef Jay said...
What I love about this recipe is its crispiness match with a good dip. Thanks for sharing this delightful appetizer. Happy holidays! :)
- December 30, 2010 at 5:48 AM
- conishkee said...
I saw the video for this recipe just the other day and I'm still salivating from it. I intend to make these tonight and I'm sure they will taste like more once everyone samples them. I just LOVE, LOVE, LOVE chef John's recipes. He definitely inspires me to cook some slam dunk meals! Thanks CJ for all that you share.
- February 7, 2011 at 3:24 PM
- conishkee said...
As I suspected, these chicken pieces were well worth doing. They were moist, tender, flavorful, and with the sauce, slam dunk good!! If any of you out there haven't yet tried this recipe, do it, 'cause it's something you and anyone you make them for will absolutely enjoy. Chef John scores again in my book!
- February 27, 2011 at 4:51 PM
- shiromar said...
making these tonight, again. yum
- March 4, 2011 at 5:58 PM
- Unknown said...
Why the cast iron pan? What if I don't have a cast iron pan? Should I buy a cast iron pan? So many cast iron questions! You're addictive Chef John! Thank you!
- March 23, 2011 at 8:33 AM
- Chef John said...
Any heavy pan works, but CI hold the heat evenly. Thanks!
- March 23, 2011 at 12:17 PM
Great video! Simple suggestion that really brings these nuggets home is some squeezed lemon or lime juice into the egg and milk mix. Makes them a real 'zinger'
Thanks Chef John!
- May 7, 2011 at 12:42 AM
Dear Chef John, Almighty of the Frakishly Small Wooden Spoon,
I'am a 16 yr old guy from Hungary, I first saw your videos a few months ago; now I have more than 300 which I downloaded from YouTube. I ENJOY wathcing and making them, and listening to your advices. I want to thank you.
By the way, I made your creamed cauliflower soup yesterday, made the fritters today (little modifyed version :D, formed them by hand), made your fried chicken fingers, and used the method of making caramel sauce, from your chocolate coin video.
God bless you Chef John! THANK YOU!
- November 28, 2011 at 3:14 PM
I've been buying my chicken breasts pre-sliced into thin slices lately just because they cook so evenly when making grilled chicken. Just for fun, I tried using this recipe to bread a couple and made some really great breaded chicken sandwiches. My only change was to soak them in buttermilk before I dredged them in the flour. Way, way better than going to buy a fast-food chicken sandwich. As always, I enjoyed.
- January 7, 2012 at 12:28 AM
- ChefJohnsBiggestFan said...
these rocked our world tonight. So crunchy, juicy, with a kick. I was unsure of the type of oil i was supposed to use- i used good o' Costco Olive Oil (not extra virgin) and they were super. BTW i have my eye on some Costco Stainless steel set of pots and pans for 179.99...with a copper sumpnerother on the bottom. Are these quality enuf??
- January 8, 2012 at 10:29 PM
- Chef John said...
yes, i like those pans. good value i think.
- January 8, 2012 at 11:24 PM
I absolutely loved these. I made them one night and my friend and I devoured them. I use the panko alot now especially since I know now how to cook chicken on the stove. Thanks alot. I am loving all the recipes I get from this site.
- January 9, 2012 at 12:28 AM
Thanks for the recipe Chef John, I love the flour coating trick in a zip lock bag. I tried it last night with some alterations to the spices and it came out great!
- March 12, 2012 at 10:55 AM
I can't wait to make these for my family. they look good.
- October 8, 2012 at 5:25 PM
- Unknown said...
I have made these a few times and they get better and better every time I make them! I change the dipping sauce the last two times just for different flavors. I just saw you video for the Pickled Ginger and Asian Pear Coleslaw and I think that these were ment to be together!!lol Keep'em coming!
- October 13, 2012 at 5:15 PM
- extra said...
Didn't know chickens had fingers...learn something new every day
- November 7, 2012 at 6:14 AM
- Tina G said...
First of all, you rock Chef John!! Thanks for this amazing recipe which I will be making this weekend for a party, along with other appetizers (including your strawberry balsamic goat cheese bruschetta which has got me drooling since I've seen the video!). I just wanted to know, what temp would you keep them in the oven and about how long would they keep? Thanks again!!
- January 6, 2013 at 6:46 PM
- Chef John said...
You mean to keep warm? As low as it will go. Like 175. How long, can't say for sure, but eventually they get dry. Maybe 30 minutes. I do in batches.
- January 7, 2013 at 1:37 AM
- Unknown said...
Chef jon im a college kid trying to be a better chef and when i try to impress a girl i watch one of your videos about 5 times and make it in front of her... and she is impressed. I'd love to see more videos about the cooking of different types of meat.
- March 13, 2013 at 5:31 PM
- Unknown said...
Hey chef John I love your videos and they always inspire me to cook but I have a problem with getting chipotle pepper is there anything else I could use?
- August 22, 2013 at 11:38 AM
- Chef John said...
It's a smoked hot pepper, so anything hot would work!
- August 22, 2013 at 1:41 PM
- Kalakap Malaysia said...
Lol, I love the last part where the nexus is doing chopping and peeling!! Hahaha..so funny!
- January 26, 2014 at 8:24 AM
- Kalakap Malaysia said...
Lol!! Love the phone very much!! It can chop and peel !!! Hahaha!
- January 26, 2014 at 8:28 AM
- Unknown said...
Can I use any type of oil or do I have to use canola oil for frying? Is the salt used in this fried chicken sea salt or kosher salt, which one should I use? Does the type of milk matter, like is whole milk preferred or a low-fat milk preferred?
- July 13, 2014 at 3:39 PM
- Unknown said...
Do I have to use canola oil for frying or is olive oil is just as fine?
- July 13, 2014 at 3:41 PM