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Skip to comments.Occupy Atlanta Silences Civil Rights Hero John Lewis! (what's with the chanting")
Posted on 10/09/2011 6:42:06 AM PDT by macquire
THIS IS A MUST WATCH (this is a must watch) VIDEO (video) THAT DEMONSTRATES (that demonstrates) THE LUNATIC LEFT (the lunatic left) AT IT'S BEST (at it's best).
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Fifty years later, John Lewis is still getting the crap kicked out of him by Democrats.
WTF. Are these people right out of the re-education camps? Are they insane? What is with the repetition?
There is a tub of mandatory refreshments at the exit, help yourselves on the way out.
WTF is right! or should I say LEFT.....
Democrats are mistaken if they think they can control these people. They want to co-opt a bunch of anarchists to make their version of the Tea Party.
Mindless totalitarian sheep. Scoop 'em up!
Just watched it.
How strange is that.
Dude needs a cheeseburger.
The crowd, while complimenting him, said he is just as much part of the problem as part of a possible solution and that he is no better than any other citizen at the event and should wait like they have to do.
Like a stopped watch being right twice a day, the crowd got it right making him wait.
Lewis, surrounded by his union goons(look at the t-shirt emblems) refused to wait and stormed off the mall.
I agree with the previous poster, the dems will not be able to control these anarchists any more than the pubs can control the Tea Party. Its time for the true believers to throw off those who want to control their movements. Its left vs right and the middle needs to get out of the way.
Good grief, what in the Sam Hill was that??????they are zombies for real. If that idiot with the loudspeaker asked if they wanted koolaid, they would have repeated every word and waved their fingers in the air?
CBS Sunday Morning show just did a Puff Piece on the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd, must have run about 10-15 minutes. Everyone understood how the Youths without jobs could be frustrated, Columbia Professor, a stock exchange floor manager, an author, movie star (?) even the ObamaNation in the White House got a clip. No questions or information re background of occupying storm troopers.
Cain had a 3-5 second clip.
A crowd of non-conformists.
A crowd of non-conformists.
This is like elementary school. Leftists are stunted in their maturity anyway, but this takes it to a whole new level.
Somebody led these people to this event by holding their hand and showing them where to sit. Later, they'll be handing out milk and graham crackers.
I don't want to take credit for this because another FReeper posted this and I thought it was spot on and HILARIOUS- he/she named this movement
That dude with the megaphone was on the verge on an AZT-induced seizure. Serves Lewis right to be treated like sh!t by his own kind, after rolling in the dirt with them for years — what goes around comes around, douchebag.
John Lewis looks like he just stepped into the Twilight Zone!
I don't know how many other FReepers wound up ROFL...but I did.
Did they show the dude defecating on the cop car or the topless women? How bout the weird mind control chants or the storming of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum yesterday? How bout the shots of the crowd preventing a black congressmen from speaking?
I won't hold my breath that they showed any of that....(eye roll).
Too weird
The chanting is something they're all doing. It represents (deep breath) group dialogue so that everyone can hear and they're all on the same page and that they can reach consensus because in consensus everyone agrees and no none disagrees.
But, of course, as witnessed in the Atlanta video, someone always disagrees and then we wind up with the spinning beach ball.
That has to be one of the most bizarre things I've ever seen. Reminds me of what probably goes on inside the Scientology building. Only one word I know to describe it..."unfrickenbelievable."
Not a single soundbite from some nutbag po'testor who was actually seated on the bridge or in the park. NONE. Instead it was a process article about the big mean po'lice, and a cameo from Tony Danza.
They should have to publish producer's names, so they can be called out.
Watched the clip for as long as I could, boy are you right......unfrickenbelievable.
How many of that crowd of lily white A0s do you thing are teachers and/or relatives?.....This is what passes for the Intelligentsia of Atlanta I guess.
No wonder the Braves crashed in September, something in the air there.
John Lewis looks like he was just went 15 rounds with Sugar Ray Robinson.. whew.
The repeating and hand motions is a method of crowd control. The mind numbed indoctrinated are forced to follow the speaker closely as a group. Anyone with other ideas is quickly spotted. That announcer is a pro.
Wow! Quite the Marxist Indoctrination Exercise they have going on. Where is the fairness in being inflexible? Where is the fairness in not recognizing individuality? And why not recognize individual achievements? How come everyone has to be the same because it wouldn't be fair if one person actually was better? Whatever happened to good sportsmanship in which one wished they were the best but was happy for and congratulatory of the one who actually was the best. It seems to me if a man is known as a hero and a good guy, and then the man shows up to support your group, you allow him the opportunity to speak and then proceed with the agenda after. The rude "nobody is better than me" people should have been called out as racist for saying a black man can't be a better person then any of those majority whites in the crowd who voted to push Mr. Lewis to the back of their agenda. Discrimination practiced in the name of democrazy (purposeful spelling error.) Pure democracy is tyranny and oppression which is why the United States is a Constitutional Republic. And yet these dweebs (socially inept people) don't see it...
In a democracy, the majority of the citizens is capable of exercising the most cruel oppressions upon the minority -Edmund Burke
I see it made to Drudge.
I'm glad the Founders had the wisdom to go with a Republic instead of a Democracy. This "Democratic" gathering just denied the right of free speech to a person on the basis of the decision of the mob (instigated by one dissenter.) Democratic gatherings do not protect individual rights.
There are shades of Fascist Pigdom ~
None of those people should be allowed to wander about loose.
Government by concensus. It reminded me of the mob in Rome. Thumbs down the lion ate the Christian etc. The really good news is that this is "in-town" Atlanta. These geeks don't have an extra can of chili in the cupboard or a gun. They will be in the first die off. The law of natural selection will work in our favor at some point.
It's getting real weird on Wall Street. God bless the NY Post for telling the truth.
Do you equate the tea party with this crowd? I do not belong to a Tea Party but I am not in the middle on this.
These people are acting on the behalf of the DNC. Have you seen one anti Obama poster? These people don't want a revolution they want a coup d'etat by the Executive branch.
What are they saying when voting? It sounds like card check to me.
THE FLEA PARTY fits perfect. Parasitic and annoying.
Ya, he was beaten by the good Democrats in Selma.
In recent years, he's become a reliable liberal voice for various liberal causes, but we see that liberal radical types will eat their own.
My husband just watched it and said in the next video, he expected to see these protestors practicing their "goosestep."
The non-leader leader looks like Michael J Fox's Dad on the old tv series. Can't remember the name of it.
Life imitates art. Don't these people know how stupid this looks?
Here is a link from the Occupier Mob in NY, using the same cultish chant-and-repeat format. It's pretty creepy when the speaker says, "I am Mohammed," and the whole crowd repeats back, "I am Mohammed."
So it is NOT just a cult group in Georgia. There seems to be a national leadership behind these commie Occupiers.
Real mind control here, folks. Jonestown writ large. That was a Jim Jones mind control technique.
(Jim Jones was a communist, for those too young to remember. He took his cult to Guyana, and when the world closed in, he suicided his flock with cyanide koolaid.)
Not many 20 something's are followers of this garbage. I was just reading a thread on Facebook where one kid posted a picture of a group of protestors. Another took the picture and put arrows on the protestors shirts, bags etc. With captions like "The Gap" and whatnot. Hilarious.
They're doing that repetition chanting at all of these protests. Useful idiots.
Watch this one with Frances Fox Piven. LOL!
Looks like "Triumph of the Will", lite edition.
Are those guys all recent graduates from the re-education camps? Or have they always been such foolish and compliant sheep?
Megaphone guy is a real piece of work...
This is some seriously sick stuff. These people are literal Kool-Aid drinkers. The question is which flavor is the most politically correct?
Especially the last paragraph about the dude who was a carpenter doing a job in NY and then joining the protesters. It sounds like he left employment to join the Trashbaggers to bitch and moan about not having a job...go figure...(eye roll)
For what it's worth with "the repetition", I read a story about Occupy Haight-Ashbury (I think) where the protesters weren't allowed to use megaphones, so the crowd repeated everything that was being said so the whole group could hear. I don't know if this has become SOP at these dramas, but it does seem kinda silly when the speakers DO have PA systems.
THERE IS (there is) TEN MINUTES (ten minutes) OF (of) STUCK ON STUPID (stuck on stupid.
I fear I lost ten IQ points just looking at it.
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Small in stature, big in performance; CyberPower's Infinity Xtreme Cube
Subject: Systems | June 30, 2015 - 07:23 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Infinity Xtreme Cube, Cyberpower
The impressively name Infinity Xtreme Cube from CyberPower is a rather impressive machine and not just because of their use of a 400GB Intel 750 M.2 PCIe SSD for storage. The system is built on a Gigabyte X99M-Gaming 5 with an i7-5820K processor, 16GB of HyperX DDR4-2400 in quad channel and a GTX 970 for video, not to mention the pair of 1TB HDDs in RAID0 for long term storage. The components are housed in a Corsair Air 240 case 470x343x381mm (18.5x13.5x15") in size, not the easiest case to install your components in which makes it nice that someone does it for you. You pay for the configuration and three year warranty but for those who want a working system to arrive at their door this review at Kitguru is worth looking at. Hopefully based on the review CyberPower will make a slight change to the UEFI settings in future, changing the PCIe slot Configuration from AUTO to GEN3.
"Today we look at a powerful, yet diminutive new system from UK system builder CyberPower called the Infinity Xtreme Cube. This system is built around the Gigabyte X99M-Gaming 5 motherboard – installed inside the tiny Corsair Air 240 chassis."
Here are some more Systems articles from around the web:
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- Intel's NUC5i7RYH mini-PC with Iris graphics @ The Tech Report
- CompuLab's Fitlet Is A Very Tiny, Fanless, Linux PC With AMD A10 Micro @ Phoronix
- Zotac CI321Nano Barebones System @ eTeknix
- Zotac ZBOX CI321 Fanless Nano PC @ SPCR
Introduction and First Impressions
The Zotac ZBOX CI321 nano is a mini PC kit in the vein of the Intel NUC, and this version features a completely fanless design with built-in wireless for silent integration into just about any location. So is it fast enough to be an HTPC or desktop productivity machine? We will find out here.
I have reviewed a couple of mini-PCs in the past few months, most recently the ECS LIVA X back in January. Though the LIVA X was not really fast enough to be used as a primary device it was small and inexpensive enough to be an viable product depending on a user's needs. One attractive aspect of the LIVA designs, and any of the low-power computers introduced recently, is the passive nature of such systems. This has unfortunately resulted in the integration of some pretty low-performance CPUs to stay within thermal (and cost) limits, but this is beginning to change. The ZBOX nano we're looking at today carries on the recent trend of incorporating slightly higher performance parts as its Intel Celeron processor (the 2961Y) is based on Haswell, and not the Atom cores at the heart of so many of these small systems.
Another parallel to the Intel NUC is the requirement to bring your own memory and storage, and the ZBOX CI321 nano accepts a pair of DDR3 SoDIMMs and 2.5" storage drives. The Intel Celeron 2961Y processor supports up to 1600 MHz dual-channel DDR3L which allows for much higher memory bandwidth than many other mini-PCs, and the storage controller supports SATA 6.0 Gbps which allows for higher performance than the eMMC storage found in a lot of mini-PCs, depending on the drive you choose to install. Of course your mileage will vary depending on the components selected to complete the build, but it shouldn't be difficult to build a reasonably fast system.
Lenovo Introduces ThinkCentre Stick: Intel Bay Trail Micro-PC for $129
Subject: Systems | June 23, 2015 - 03:48 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: Z3735F, Lenovo, Intel, ideacentre stick, compute stick, Bay Trail
Lenovo has announced their own version of an Intel Compute Stick, the ThinkCentre Stick, and this tiny Intel Bay Trail computer will be slightly cheaper than Intel's reference platform with an MSRP of $129.
Full specs won't surprise anyone who's read our review of the Intel Compute Stick:
- Processor: Intel Bay Trail Z3735F (quad-core, up to 1.83 GHz)
- Memory: Up to 2 GB
- Storage: Up to 32 GB
- Wireless: WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0
- Ports: 1 x HDMI, 1 x Micro
- Operating System: Windows 8.1 with Bing or Windows 10
- Dimensions (W x D x H) 100 x 38 x 15 mm (3.94" x 1.50" x 0.59")
We aren't breaking any new ground here, but seeing more vendors offering products based on Intel's micro-PC platform will only help drive down the price. Lenovo explains the product this way:
"For the wallet friendly starting price of US $129, this plug and play technology can transform almost any HDMI compatible TV or monitor into a fully functioning Windows-based PC. The ideacentreTM Stick 300 does not look like a traditional computer, but it performs like one once a 2.4GHz wireless keyboard and mouse are added."
The ThinkCentre Stick will be available in July for $129 US.
Low Cost Braswell NUC Incoming - Intel NUC NUC5CPYH for $129
Subject: Systems | June 21, 2015 - 12:28 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: NUC5CPYH, nuc, N3050, Intel, Braswell
A reader sent in a link to a new listing on Amazon.com this morning that points to an as-yet-unreleased Intel NUC product, the Intel NUC5CPYH. This model will include a Celeron N3050 processor, which as listed by Intel's Ark site, is a dual-core, non-HyperThreaded processor with a base clock rate of 1.6 GHz and a maximum Burst frequency of 2.16 GHz. It has a rated TDP of 6 watts with a Scenario Design Power rating (typical usage) of 4 watts.
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The Intel Braswell platform (also known as Cherry Trail) is a refresh of the Atom lineup and a follow up to the Bay Trail set of parts using Airmont CPU cores (a minor upgrade over the Silvermont architecture). Even though Intel already has ~4-6 watt TDP part in the form of the Core M series using the Broadwell architecture, the cost difference is the big change here. The tray price for the Celeron N3050 is $107 while the Core M 5Y10 sells for $281.
Implications for performance should be substantial and you won't find the Braswell platform lighting up benchmark scores or besting the Core M series. But it might provide enough performance for small form factor PC users, point of sale systems and more. All of this results in a bare bones price point of just $129 for the Intel NUC5CPYH.
I'm sure we'll get details in the coming days, but this model supports 4K display output via HDMI (though I'm not sure if its 60 Hz or 30 Hz refresh rate capable) and is the first NUC to add an SD card reader; something that just makes sense for this form factor and class of system.
Valve Steam Controller Pre-order Is Dated... Twice.
Subject: General Tech, Systems | June 5, 2015 - 04:22 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: valve, steam link, Steam Controller, steam
So, if a company says "a limited quantity of orders will be shipped on October 16th, weeks in advance of our official launch"... does that mean October 16th is its release date? What about its official launch date of November 10th? Also, why am I trying to make sense of time when the subject is Valve?
Either way, the new Steam Controller has been put up for pre-order and given a release date. The input device will sell for $50 USD, $59.99 CDN, or £40 GBP depending obviously on where you are. It also has a finalized design that is very similar to the Xbox layout, with thumbpads replacing the d-pad and right analog stick. Going to the device's Steam page will send you to a gaming retailer to make the pre-order (wat???). I get EB Games, because I'm Canadian, while Americans get GameStop, which is the same company anyway.
Unlike previous Steam Controller designs, the left thumbpad is shaped like a cross, which I would like to see used as a d-pad because most PC controllers that I've used are either terrible at it, or are horrible at everything else. The video also uses the left thumbpad as a scroll mechanism, but I wonder what other functionality Valve allows because I have yet to find a single mouse driver that can do everything. For instance, Razer's is unable to record mouse scroll (up, down, left, or right) events in macros.
The rear of the controller is very interesting. The main trigger is analog up to the end, which is a tactile switch. These can be bound to independent actions, although you will obviously need to have the maximum analog command play well with the click command. The given possibility is for first person shooters where you use the analog part to bring up your iron sights while you fire with the click. I could also imagine a racing game where the throttle is analog and clicking at the end activates a boost. There are also buttons in the grips for your ring and pink finger to activate. It also looks like there's shoulder buttons above the triggers, but I can't quite tell. This would basically yield six shoulder buttons, along with all of the face inputs, which is about the max that I could imagine.
The official launch is November 10th, but a pre-release run is shipping on October 16th. The Steam Link is supposedly also available at the same time for the same price, which is basically a streaming target for Steam on the TV.
Digging into a specific market
A little while ago, I decided to think about processor design as a game. You are given a budget of complexity, which is determined by your process node, power, heat, die size, and so forth, and the objective is to lay out features in the way that suits your goal and workload best. While not the topic of today's post, GPUs are a great example of what I mean. They make the assumption that in a batch of work, nearby tasks are very similar, such as the math behind two neighboring pixels on the screen. This assumption allows GPU manufacturers to save complexity by chaining dozens of cores together into not-quite-independent work groups. The circuit fits the work better, and thus it lets more get done in the same complexity budget.
Carrizo is aiming at a 63 million unit per year market segment.
This article is about Carrizo, though. This is AMD's sixth-generation APU, starting with Llano's release in June 2011. For this launch, Carrizo is targeting the 15W and 35W power envelopes for $400-$700 USD notebook devices. AMD needed to increase efficiency on the same, 28nm process that we have seen in their product stack since Kabini and Temash were released in May of 2013. They tasked their engineers to optimize their APU's design for these constraints, which led to dense architectures and clever features on the same budget of complexity, rather than smaller transistors or a bigger die.
15W was their primary target, and they claim to have exceeded their own expectations.
Backing up for a second. Beep. Beep. Beep. Beep.
When I met with AMD last month, I brought up the Bulldozer architecture with many individuals. I suspected that it was a quite clever design that didn't reach its potential because of external factors. As I started this editorial, processor design is a game and, if you can save complexity by knowing your workload, you can do more with less.
Bulldozer looked like it wanted to take a shortcut by cutting elements that its designers believed would be redundant going forward. First and foremost, two cores share a single floating point (decimal) unit. While you need some floating point capacity, upcoming workloads could use the GPU for a massive increase in performance, which is right there on the same die. As such, the complexity that is dedicated to every second FPU can be cut and used for something else. You can see this trend throughout various elements of the architecture.
Read on for more about what Carrizo is, and what it came from to get here.
A substantial upgrade for Thunderbolt
Today at Computex, Intel took the wraps off of the latest iteration of Thunderbolt, a technology that I am guessing many of you thought was dead in the water. It turns out that's not the case, and this new set of features that Thunderbolt 3 offers may in fact push it over the crest and give it the momentum needed to become a useable and widespread standard.
First, Thunderbolt 3 starts with a new piece of silicon, code named Alpine Ridge. Not only does Alpine Ridge increase the available Thunderbolt bandwidth to 40 Gbps but it also adds a native USB 3.1 host controller on the chip itself. And, as mobile users will be glad to see, Intel is going to start utilizing the new USB Type-C (USB-C) connector as the standard port rather than mini DisplayPort.
This new connector type, that was already a favorite among PC Perspective staff because of its size and its reversibility, will now be the way connectivity and speed increases this generation with Thunderbolt. This slide does a good job of summarizing the key take away from the TB3 announcement: 40 Gbps, support for two 4K 60 Hz displays, 100 watt (bi-directional) charging capability, 15 watt device power and support for four protocols including Thunderbolt, DisplayPort, USB and PCI Express.
Protocol support is important and Thunderbolt 3 over USB-C will be able to connect directly to a DisplayPort monitor, to an external USB 3.1 storage drive, an old thumb drive or a new Thunderbolt 3 docking station. This is truly unrivaled flexibility from a single connector. The USB 3.1 controller is backward compatible as well: feel free to connect any USB device to it that you can adapt to the Type-C connection.
From a raw performance perspective Thunderbolt 3 offers a total of 40 Gbps of bi-directional bandwidth, twice that of Thunderbolt 2 and 4x what we get with USB 3.1. That offers users the ability to combine many different devices, multiple displays and network connections and have plenty of headroom.
With Thunderbolt 3 you get twice as much raw video bandwidth, two DP 1.2 streams, allowing you to run not just a single 4K display at 60 Hz but two of them, all over a single TB3 cable. If you want to connect a 5K display though, you will be limited to just one of them.
For mobile users, which I think is the area where Thunderbolt 3 will be the most effective, the addition of USB 3.1 allows for charging capability up to 100 watts. This is in addition to the 15 watts of power that Thunderbolt provides to devices directly - think external storage, small hubs/docks, etc.
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Computex 2015: ECS Announces New LIVA Core and LIVA X2 Mini-PCs
Subject: Systems | June 2, 2015 - 09:30 AM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: mini PC, LIVA X2, LIVA Core, LIVA, intel core m, ECS, computex 2015, computex, fanless
ECS has announced two new LIVA fanless mini-PC models, including a new "Core" version with an Intel Broadwell Core M SoC.
Here are the full specs for the LIVA Core:
Platform: Intel Broadwell Core M-5Y10C SoC
Memory: DDR3L 4GB
Storage: 1x 80G/120G M.2 SSD
Audio: 1x Combo Jack, 2x D-MIC (internal)
LAN: 1x Gigabit LAN
USB: 4x USB 3.0 Ports
Video Output: 2x HDMI Ports
Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11ac & Bluetooth 4.0
Dimensions: 136 x 84 x 38 mm
Card Reader: Micro SD
Adapter Input: AC 100-240V,Output: DC 19V / 3.43A
OS Support: Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10
The LIVA X has been refreshed as well with a new design and updated Intel Braswell SoC.
Here are the specs for the LIVA X2:
Platform: Intel Braswell N3050 SoC
Memory: DDR3L 2GB/4GB
Expansion Slot: 1 x M.2 for SSD (Up to 1TB)
Storage: eMMC 64GB/32GB
Audio: 1x Combo Jack, 2x D-MIC (internal)
LAN: 1x Gigabit LAN
USB: 3x USB3.0 Ports
Video Output: 1x HDMI Port, 1x D-Sub Port
Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11ac & Bluetooth 4.0
Dimensions: 156 x 83 x 51 mm
Adapter Input: AC 100-240V, Output: DC 12V / 3A
OS Support: Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10 (Windows 7 supported by M.2)
These new LIVA models are listed on the ECS product pages and should be available soon through the usual retail channels.
Corsair Unleashes the Bulldog, an Upgradeable, Liquid Cooled 4K Gaming PC For The Living Room
Subject: General Tech, Systems | June 1, 2015 - 07:30 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: steam os, living room gaming, liquid cooling, gaming, DIY, corsair, computex 2015, computex, barebones, 4k
Today at Computex, Corsair unveiled a new barebones gaming PC aimed at the living room. The compact Bulldog PC is an upgradeable barebones DIY kit that offers gamers an interesting base from which to build a living room PC capable of 4K gaming. The chassis resembles an overbuilt console in that it is a short but wide design with many angular edges and aesthetic touches including stylized black case feet and red accents surrounding the vents. A hidden panel in the lower right corner reveals two USB 3.0 ports and two audio jacks. It looks ready to fight in the next season of Robot Wars should you add a flamethrower or hydraulic flipper (heh).
The Bulldog kit consists of the chassis, motherboard, small form factor power supply, and a customized Hydro H55F series closed loop liquid CPU cooler. From there, users need to bring their own processor, RAM, and storage devices. There is no operating system included with the kit, but it, being a full PC, supports Windows, Linux, and SteamOS et al.
As far as graphics cards, Corsair is offering several liquid cooled NVIDIA graphics cards (initially only from MSI with other AIB partner cards to follow) that are ready to be installed in the Bulldog PC. Currently, users can choose from the GTX TITAN X, GTX 980, and GTX 970.
Alternatively, Corsair is offering a $99 (MSRP) upgrade kit for existing graphics cards with its Hydro H55 cooler and HG110 bracket.
The Bulldog case supports Mini ITX form factor motherboards and it appears that Corsair is including the Asus Z97I-Plus which is a socket 1150 board supporting Haswell-based Core processors, DDR3 memory, M.2 (though you have to take the board out of the case to install the drive since the slot is on the underside of the board), a single PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot, four SATA 6.0 Gbps ports, and the usual fare of I/O options including USB 3.0, 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and optical and analog audio outputs (among others).
A mini ITX motherboard paired with the small from factor Corsair H55F CPU cooler (left) and the internal layout of the Bulldog case with all components installed (right).
User purchased processors are cooled by the included liquid cooler which is a customized Hydro series cooler that mounts over the processor and exhausts air blower style out of the back of the case. The system is powered by the pre-installed 600W Corsair FS600 power supply. The PSU is mounted in the front of the system and the graphics card radiator and fan are mounted horizontally beside it. Along the left side of the case are mounts for a single 2.5" drive and a single 3.5" drive.
GPU manufacturers will be selling card with liquid coolers pre-installed. Users can also upgrade existing air cooled graphics cards with an optional upgrade kit.
The liquid cooling aspect of the Bulldog is neat and, according to Corsair, is what is enabling them to cram so much hardware together into a relatively small case while enabling thermal headroom for overclocking and quieter operation versus air coolers.
I am curious how well the CPU cooler performs especially as far as noise levels go with the compacted and shrouded design. Also, while there is certainly plenty of ventilation along the sides of the case to draw in cool air, I'm interested in how well the GPU HSF will be able to exhaust the heat since there are no top grilles.
Corsair is marketing the Bulldog as the next step up from your typical Steam Machine and game console and the first 4K capable gaming PC designed for the living room. Further, it would be a nice stepping stone for console gamers to jump into PC gaming.
From the press release:
"Bulldog is designed to take the 4K gaming experience delivered by desktop gaming PCs, and bring it to the big 4K screens in the home," said Andy Paul, CEO of Corsair Components. "We knew we needed to deliver a solution that was elegant, powerful, and compact. By leveraging our leading expertise in PC case design and liquid cooling, we met that goal with Bulldog. We can't wait to unleash it on gamers this fall."
The Bulldog DIY PC kit is slated for an early Q4 2015 launch with a MSRP of $399. After adding in a processor, memory, storage, and graphics, Corsair estimates a completed build to start around $940 with liquid cooled graphics ($600 without a dedicated GPU) and tops out at $2,250.
Keep in mind that the lowest tier liquid cooled GPU at launch will be the MSI GTX 970 (~$340). Users could get these prices down a bit with some smart shopping and component selection along with the optional $99 upgrade kit for other GPU options. It is also worth considering that the Bulldog is being positioned as a 4K gaming machine. If you were willing to start off with a 1080p setup, you could get buy with a cheaper graphics card and upgrade later along with your TV when 4K televisions are cheaper and more widespread.
At its core, $400 for the Bulldog kit (case, quality power supply, high end motherboard, and closed loop CPU cooler) is a decent value that just might entice some console gamers to explore the world of PC gaming (and to never leave following their first Steam sale heh)! It is a big commitment for sure at that price, but it looks like Corsair is using quality components and while there is surely the usual the small form factor part price premium (especially cases), it is far from obnoxious.
What do you think about the bulldog? Is it more bark than bite or is it a console killer?
Computex: 2015: ASUS Announces Two Systems with Intel Skylake Processors
Subject: Systems | June 1, 2015 - 02:00 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: vivopc, vc65, g11cb, computex 2015, computex, asus
First, don't get too excited: there isn't much information that has been confirmed with this announcement. But I did find it interesting that ASUS launched not one but two different systems using 6th Generation Intel Core processors, codenamed Skylake. No specifications, no pricing, no time for release; but they do offer varied specifications.
The ASUS G11CB is a gaming desktop PC that is powered by a 6th generation Intel Core processor and a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 graphics card. It delivers impressive high-speed performance, with M.2 SSD, DDR4 SDRAM, and USB 3.1. The G11CB has an aggressively-designed chassis, with a central zone on its front façade showcasing 8-million color LED light effects, with three red-lit "flames" on its flanks. Aegis II software improves the overall gaming experience, with GameAlive allowing gamers to record and edit their game videos to share on social media sites.
ASUS VivoPC VC65 is the latest flagship in the VivoPC line. VivoPC VC65 is powered by a 6th generation Intel Core i processor. VivoPC VC65 provides flexible storage options and can accommodate a total of two storage drives. VivoPC accepts both solid-state drives (SSD) and hard disk drives; with RAID support giving users the option to use it as a mini server or NAS. It can also serve as a media library to provide users with non-stop entertainment; and allows for easy software installation through its optical disc drive. VivoPC does away with an external power adapter, resulting in neater, clutter-free placement options; it can even be VESA-mounted.
The G11CB will be a true desktop system with the added weight of a GeForce GTX 980 for gaming performance. Note that the system does use DDR4 memory, confirming that Skylake will utilize it, as expected. The smaller, more business friendly VC65 uses Skylake but for general computing. ASUS actually is pitching the VC65 as a mini server or NAS with its flexible storage options. Can you do that with your VESA-mounted PC??
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The white boardinghouse that Coking could have sold for millions to Donald Trump years ago fetched $530,000 Thursday at a lackluster auction in the shadow of a now-hobbled Trump Plaza.
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SunEdison, Inc. (NYSE: SUNE) announced today that the Company's Board of Directors has appointed former Vice Chairman and Chief Financial Officer of The Procter & Gamble Company, Clayton C. Daley, Jr., as a new independent member of the Board and as a member of the Audit Committee. Mr. Daley's term is effective as of August 1, 2014.
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The LOOP- A Legislative Update from State Representative Terri Lynn Weaver
Greetings! The 106th General Assembly was presented with the proposed 2010-2011 state budget this week, as the Governor addressed a joint convention on Monday night. Overall, the proposal includes a 5 to 6 percent decrease in the budget total, with roughly $200 million being used from both the Rainy Day Fund and the TennCare reserve fund.
In the coming weeks as budget hearings begin in the House Finance, Ways and Means Committee, I will be going over this 612 page "budget book" the same way I did for last year's budget line by line with my highlighter. I remain committed to fully discussing the budget over the coming weeks as I learn more about the details.
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The Department of Safety had originally prepared to cut state troopers in 13 rural counties, but the proposed budget includes a driver's license renewal fee increase intended to avoid those layoffs and pay for new radio equipment for the state troopers. Currently, it costs $19.50 every five years to renew a Tennessee driver's license. The proposal increases that fee to $46 every eight years, which state officials say will make the process more efficient. The driver's license renewal fee has not been increased since 1988.
The Tennessee Consolidated Retirement System was not on the chopping block, as the system will receive an infusion of $82 million to shore up the fund. K-12 also escaped major cuts, with the proposal protecting BEP funding and even includes $47 million in growth. K-12 capital projects were cut, as were many capital projects across the state. However, money will not leave the classrooms in the budget as proposed.
In addition, the state will mostly avoid mass layoffs and the budget as proposed includes a one-time bonus of 3 percent for state employees. The Governor did outline a plan to eliminate 456 unfilled positions in order to save money. I have some concerns over some of the items in the budget and I will continue to thoroughly look through each of these expenditures.
Recurring Reductions
I have always believed that our state government should be run like a family budget – live within your means. Because our revenue intake continues to drop we must be careful not to spend more than we take in and bust the Copeland Cap. The Governor addressed this Monday night; however, actions do speak louder than words. Tennesseans are tightening their belt and so must the state government. With the state in its 20th straight month of revenue decline—a record—some reductions are inevitable. They include:
$200 million in recurring reductions in TennCare;
$64 million reduction in higher education;
$20 million recurring reductions in K-12 capital projects; and
$16 million in recurring Child Services
Technical Corrections Bill
The technical corrections bill originates in the Department of Revenue and proposes revenue increases through specific changes to the Tennessee Code. This year, the legislation includes a tax on real estate investment trusts, and an increase in the cable tax, totaling $49.8 million among a few other smaller proposals.
The first $15 of cable TV service is currently taxed at 8.25 percent, with the rest being exempt. On the other hand, satellite TV is taxed at 8.25 percent, but without the $15 exemption. The technical corrections bill proposes to tax an entire cable TV bill at 8.25 percent, bringing it in line with satellite service. In addition, cable providers will be charged a new tax on equipment such as cable boxes. Members have expressed concern that this equipment tax will be passed on to the consumer.
Secret Ballot Protection Act dies in subcommittee
The "Secret Ballot Protection Act" appeared in the Employee Affairs Subcommittee this week. The proposal defines the denial of secret-ballot elections as an unfair labor practice. It also establishes penalties (class C misdemeanor) and civil remedies for violation.
The bill is a remedy for "card check," which has been proposed in Congress. Card check would require unionization ballots to be public, so that unions could see if a worker voted for or against unionization. Currently, the vote on whether to unionize is a secret ballot, which protects workers from undue harassment by union leaders. The Secret Ballot Protection Act would declare that those votes remain private in order to protect workers.
The sponsor argued that voting is sacred whether it is in the voting booth or the workplace, and that the bill is consistent with the state's Constitution in guaranteeing ballot secrecy. Ultimately, however, the bill failed along party lines.
House to vote next week on veto-override of menu-labeling measure
A bill that would have barred some local entities from requiring nutritional labeling on menus passed both the House and Senate last year, but was then vetoed by the Governor. The legislation was filed as several states, municipalities and cities began considering laws that mandated chain restaurants put calories and other nutritional information on menus.
Last year, many of us were concerned that mandating chain restaurants to put certain nutritional information on menus places an unnecessary burden on restaurant owners in an already struggling economy and creates an atmosphere that is unfriendly to business owners. We also said that often, the laws are selective, targeting only large restaurant chains. In addition, if every city enacted something different, large or even medium sized companies would have difficulty in following the law properly.
The legislation was amended to prohibit non-elected bodies from making the decision to require nutritional information on menus. It also specifies that if the federal government passes legislation requiring menu labeling and the federal action specifically authorizes state departments to enforce such action, then the Tennessee Department of Health will be the department that is primarily responsible for the implementation and supervision of the new requirements. The more we allow government to rule over our day to day life, in instances such as this, our individual freedom becomes not only threatened but non-existent.
The Senate has already voted on the veto override, with a vote of 24- to 7. The House is expected to take up the veto override next week.
The Week Ahead…
Next week I will be moving full steam ahead with two of my bills: HB 3628 concerning workman's compensation and HB 3627 which deals with rural roads and bridges. House Bill 3627 will be discussed in the Rural Roads a sub- committee of Transportation. I will be working hard with the Caucus on both sides of the aisle to ensure this bill pulls through intact. Being a staunch supporter of rural Tennessee when it comes to our bridges and roads I consider the infrastructure to be vital to our district in not only creating jobs but retaining them as well. I am a strong voice for rural Tennessee which comprises most of our state. Ensuring that we receive equal recognition from our local government that our larger cities obtain effortlessly is one of my main goals. It is an honor to serve you, the 40th district.


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Nearly 1,000 Arakanese people gathered in Sittwe, the capital of Arakan State in western Burma, to show their support for local authorities' ban on Rohingya Muslims having more than two children and one wife, urging that the ban be extended to cover the entire state.
Last month, authorities in Arakan State's Maungdaw district enforced the ban because, authorities said, the population of Rohingya in the district was growing at an unacceptable rate and needed to be stemmed.
"Rakhine [Arakan] State is close to Bangladesh, so that we need to have something to keep their population in check in our state," said Tha Pwint, one of the demonstration's leaders, during the mass gathering in Sittwe on Tuesday.
The United Nations said last month that a decision by authorities in western Burma to restore a two-child limit on Rohingya Muslims was discriminatory and in violation of their human rights. UN deputy spokesman Eduardo del Buey said UN human rights bodies have called on the authorities in Arakan State "to remove such policies or practices."
The Burmese democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi also questioned the recent introduction of a two-child policy for Rohingya families in Arakan State, saying the measure is "illegal" and "not in accordance with human rights."
Earlier on Tuesday, AFP reported that Burma will review the local decision to forcibly limit Muslim Rohingya in two areas of Arakan State to two children.
Participants said they held Tuesday's demonstration to show their solidarity with the local authorities' two-child policy for Rohingya.
"If the United States and the UN put pressure on the government on the issue, we can respond to it now as we show our support for the order," said Aung Thit Soe, a youth leader who took part the demonstration.
The demonstration was joined by political party members, members of social networks and Sittwe residents. Participants were surrounded by Buddhist monks.
"Despite their participation in the demonstration, they are not involved as party members," said Aung Myat Kyaw, an MP from the Rakhine Nationalities Development Party (RNDP).
"They might want to join it because they are Rakhine people."
What a wonderful people. Asking other community to control their child birth. For them they will try their best to bear more. It is really funny and disgusting. People from stone age mentality.
Two child for Muslim enforced then Two child for Buddhist should also be enforced….
Hitler must be Laughing as well as General Ne Win, at Thein Sein and Suu Kyi Aris Champion of Democracy etc:
American Democracy: Man marry Man and Woman marry Woman
What does Buddha say regarding Marriage and Children, Human Rights and Killing?
how about hundred thousand of rohingya ethnic in rakhine, Myanmar muslin in the country hacked to death, burnt alive.
I think LU Thar comments could not be mentioned as he is instigating.
If you sow bad thing, then you reap what you sow. Generally speaking, Muslims are never good neighbors in Burma. If you are a good neighbor, nobody will be a bad neighbor to you. You have reaped bountifully what you sowed.
Thousands of Burmese refugees are living in nine refugees camps along Thai-Burma border. According to various reports, the birth rate in the camps is more than the birth rate in Thailand. Of course, MOI of Thailand is not happy for this baby booming. However, they do not impose any family planning to the refugees because it is illegal in Thailand. In case one or a few of them is/are Rahkines and if the Thai government ask them not to have more than two children, what will be their response?
Burmese government always refuse to accept Rohingya as one of our ethnic groups- of course they are not. Then why do they want to have a law on these people?
I will be happy to see government kick these people back to the other side of the border, but I will not agree for two children for one Rohingya family. It is against the human right.
A Rohingya gentleman who has four wives can have two children from each wife? OR only two of his four wives can get one child? OR four wives can have only half a baby?
And what if they get more than 2 children? Confiscate their Mercedesses and burn their 4-storey mansions? What a joke: radical, uneducated, narrow-minded Rakhiners once again making a fool of themselves (and acting like sheep).
Should send them back to Bangladesh by force if they don't want to follow the host's country policy.Not every human right are true.It's depend on the real situation of own country.Really impress Rakhine people.Two child for one wife, how about if they have four wives in official?
Compared to Agent orange use in Vietnam, Millions of tons of bombs dropped in Laos and other Indochina region, the damage of the entire world's environment by the careless and greedy use of so-called technology and expansion activities, over consumption depleting the world's resources and making climate change, killing hundreds of thousands of peoples + destruction + economic & political domination done recently in Iraq with a childish lie done by so-called world's leaders graduated from the so-called best universities, other equally harmful events in the past – present and future by so-called world's powers; silent cries and millions and billions of suffering for hundreds of generations due to hatred & extremely unbalanced flows in humanity created by propaganda + media bias + lies; – – – there are millions more to write – then this 2 child policy is so tiny.
Only if your entire life lives there, if you own properties there, if your family and coming generations depend entirely on that land, if your friends and businesses are all there – then you would be able to understand. For now it is a new dimension that you have almost no way to understand as long as your are not REALLY open enough. It is like you don't understand the forth dimension as long as you can not expand your 3D world into 4D.
Try to be open, get real freedom in thinking, be able to send your mind with complete freedom to all corners, all minds, every places and every time, all dimensions and into the whole universe with unconditional freedom.
Also remember all of us were added into this life without a tiny bit of our consent. Again remember that the design of ourselves (our mind, brain, emotion, basic body structure, etc.) was done not by us. We happen to live this world, but we never ever try anything good to this planet which continues to be a home to coming generations.
Compared to Agent orange use in Vietnam, millions of tons of bombs dropped in Laos and other Indochina, damage of the whole world by the so-called careless use of technology and expansion, over-consumption for personal gains that creates the planet's climate change; killing of hundreds of thousands of peoples + economy/political dominance in Iraq using one of the greatest lies of mankind by so-called world's leaders graduated from the so-called best universities; other similarly harmful events in the past-present-future by the so-called world's powers; silent cries and suffering by the millions and generations of peoples due to multiple standards, bias, lies, discrimination, hegemony, undemocratic & unfair actions done on the powerless by the powerful, and hatred and extremely unbalanced flows in the humanity – – there are millions more to write – then this 2 child policy is so tiny.
Only if your entire life lives there, only if the life of your family and coming generations depend on that land, only if your friends' life and your businesses are all there, only if you are REALLY open enough – then you will be able to understand. It is like we try to see the forth dimension and fail to see it. As long as you can not expand your 3D world into 4D you will likely not understand the forth dimension.
Also remember all of us were added into this life without a tiny bit of our consent. Our design, design of our mind, brain, and basic body structure and function were all done not by us.
We happen to live this world, and we never ever try to do anything good for the planet.
USDP is testing their political strength by introducing this unfair law on local Muslim with the help of some naive, idiot Burmese, Buddhist monks and Arankanese snake , doctor idiot aye.
Then, it is the first threat from USDP to DASSK in 2015 election.
How about Chinese one child policy? Is it violation of human rights? Why don't UN speak out loud about China policy? What a bunch of Hippocratics? Buddhists in Bangladesh were attack, there was no news about it. Burmese people were slaughter in Malaysia, there were no news about it or there were no human rights group or not a word from UN. Shit happen to weaker country citizens, no one care including UN. But the group of oil rich countries people suffer something, the whole world scream out loud. If you stand only one side of the justice, there will never be peace in this world. Look at in London, a decent man, a father, a serving soldier slain in mid day light by who? English people took those people into their society, but what happen? Should Burma and Burmese people have to pay the same price? Buddhist girl raped and murder. Another Buddhist girl was set alight by fire. Another Buddhist family was taken adventages by unethical business deal. Do you UN people understand what really is going on, on the ground? For you guys own glory, are you guys asking some people have to pay the price? Wake up and smell the reality. I hate writing this comment. It makes me less of who I am and what I believe. But the truth has to be told.
Your reply is quite accurate. It is now 'politically correct' to stand by the muslims world wide. Maybe fear is also quite a strong motive in this case. To add one more thing to your list: There was a man heavily punished for converting a muslima into christianity. This was hardly mentioned anywhere! Yet the forceful attitude by muslims is negated.
I understand that the government is seeking a way to control this overwhelming increase. As I mentioned before an interesting solution would be to welcome Buddhists from the hill tracks near Chittagong in exchange of the Rohinga (Bengal) muslims. These Buddhists are also heavily suppressed, ripped of their lands (which they owned for centuries!).
Rakhine State Government should know about imposing Two-Child policy is broken the human right of illegal Bengali migrants and it's broken the International Human Right Law.
Therefore Rakhine State Government must cancel imposing Two-Child policy for illegal Bengali migrants.
The state Government and Federal Government need to find other way to control illegal Bengali migrant population within the International Human Right law. Those Bengali peoples have no legal right to live and settle in Burma. So Burmese Government should be given Bridging Visa to those illegal Bengali migrants during finding permanent home for them.
Burmese Government must direct talk with Bangladeshi Government about future of its citizens in Rakhine state.
Also swapping those illegal Bengali migrants with descendents of Burmese ethnics from CHT should be considered as one option.
The numbers of Buddhist ethnics fleeing from CHT are increasing due to threaten their lives by illegal Bengali settlers in their native land.
Rakhine state Government should not rush to introduce law for to control illegal Bengali migrants in Rakhine state.
the 4th dimension = "imagination" AKA "illusion".
if you wanna believe in an imaginary, man-made creation called god/buddha, good for you but don't expect me to take you seriously. the red line of plain misery in the history of mankind is called religion.
here's an ideal starter: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religious_violence


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Agreed. Like has been pointed out in this thread a few time before though, its like the two sides in power in politics. Neither cares about the people whatsoever. Thats not the point. Its a power/money game.
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