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Many Northern Californians breathed a sigh of relief on Wednesday after learning that Israel and Hamas had agreed to a cease-fire, following more than a week's worth of fatal fighting over the Gaza Strip.
"I have family everywhere in Israel," said Mary Levine, who emigrated to California 10 years ago.
Levine grew up in Israel, where her parents and many family members still live. She's been following closely all the developments in the Middle East.
"Well, the first reaction, when I called my parents, my father I asked him, 'hi abba -- hi dad, how are you?' And he said 'well, I am much better now.'"
Levine told KCRA 3 that Israelis are feeling a strong sense of relief after the cease-fire was announced by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohamed Amr.
"There is a sense of hope," said Levine."There is a sense maybe now there will be peace finally."
But many Palestinian Americans were far less optimistic and some were openly skeptical.
"This is no more than an aspirin pill," said Yassour Dahbour."I can assure you this conflict will erupt again."
Danbour's parents used to live in Gaza, but now reside in Ramallah, in the West Bank.
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Why Google and Amazon could end up cooking their own chips
Good lord, 'tech' firms doing technology!
Open ... and Shut It used to be that the ante for being a serious player in the technology game was your own data centre. Or several. On this basis, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and very few others have constructed hugely expensive data centres that centre much of the web's activity on them.
But among these web giants, it may no longer be enough to just have expensive data centre. Today's ante is increasingly the chip.
It was perhaps not a huge stretch for a hardware company like Apple to get in the chip business as it sought performance and margin gains on its iPhones and iPads. Initially this just meant that Apple started designing its own A6 processor, while still having Samsung actually manufacture the chips, along with some design help.
Now, according to a report in The Korea Times, Apple is poised to completely dump Samsung as a design partner and use it solely for manufacturing. This is helped by Apple's hiring of Jim Mergard, a chip design veteran who spent 16 years at AMD but was most recently employed by Samsung.
Apple's relationship with Samsung, in other words, is getting more distant all the time. As one Samsung source describes it:
There are three kinds of chip clients. Some want us to handle everything from chip design, architecture and manufacturing. Some want us to just design and manufacture. Some want us to just make the chips. Apple is now the third type.
This puts Apple in a position to move production to another fab, most likely TSMC, with which Apple recently signed a deal to produce quad-core processors for future devices.
But this isn't just an Apple story. Few would question Apple's willingness to go to great lengths to own as much as possible of its supply chain. But Amazon?
Yes, Amazon.
The Next Web reports that Amazon is considering acquiring Texas Instruments high-end processor business. As with Apple, the purpose would be to take more control of the chips powering Amazon's increasingly potent mobile business.
As some point out, however, this isn't exactly a match made in heaven. For example, Amazon doesn't push enough volume of devices to make the deal pay for itself. At least, not initially.
But what if Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos sees a future consumed with digital content? Well, in that case, he may not be able to afford not owning chip design on a grand scale, just as owning data centres has come to be essential.
Is this where the industry is heading?
Years ago, Tim O'Reilly warned the web giants, including Microsoft and Google, to: "Do what you do best, link to the rest." Worried about a future where the internet ceases to be the platform and is replaced by vendor-specific platforms, O'Reilly urged these tech titans to remember the power of the Internet operating system, comprised of "small pieces, loosely joined."
Well, that may have been where the web started, but it certainly doesn't feel like where it's going. Owning a data centre is a way to amass, store, and crunch massive quantities of data. Mobile devices, powered by chips, are increasingly the top data collection and dissemination point for these cloud services. It may be advantageous to own both, and not just one or the other.
At least, this seems to be the thinking as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Apple all get into the hardware business. This started just with the devices themselves, but is quickly becoming a matter of chips, the "brains" of the devices, too.
In other words, it's Compuserve 2.0 at web scale, and it's unlikely to be what we as consumers want in the long run, even if it makes our lives easier in the short run. ®
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Nothing about this surprises me.
ARM has been making huge in roads into chip design and manufacture over the past several years. They have quality designs, great performance and with the capability of essentially "white box" labeling them, it absolutely makes sense for companies like Apple and nVidia to use ARM instead of buying from Samsung / Intel.
Which, is essentially what's going on. These companies are licensing designs from ARM, then sending them off to the "best" fabricator they can get. Of course "best" is defined by some combination of production quality, price etc.
Point is, they aren't actually "making" their own chips. Instead, they are just licensing the designs with minor tweaks and sending them to production. The days of hiring one firm to handle all of that are going away.
Re: Samsung - designed to fail.
Saying that Apple is using A9 cores is quite disingenuous is it not?
I could just as truthfully say that they are already using A15's.
In reality both, and neither, of those are true.
In my world A15 shows interesting promise for certain computing workloads, but I can't help but feel that Apple did precisely the right thing by incorporating what is good about A9 and A15 in their own package that is laser focused on power efficiency and performance as hand in hand requirements.
My guess is that, at least for a time, others (including amazon) may decide they need the same design latitude in order to drive excellent user experiences.
History repeating itself?
IBM tried to lock out other vendors from its mainframe biz back then.
Microsoft also tried to lock out other vendors from Windows (most notably Word/Excel competitors).
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Los Angeles pubs are renowned for their drinks and hospitality, serving up some of the best brews and Irish inspired feasts outside of Dublin. Some of their sumptuous offerings include Shepard's Pie, pot pies, and a multitude of heapingly huge sandwiches. The regular beers on tap and Irish whiskeys are the perfect way to guzzle down those large helpings with friends and family. These pubs are, of course, where everyone in town flocks to on St. Patrick's Day!
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CDEmu 2.0.0 Released! Happy holidays!
December 24th, 2012
In this release we did a ton of refactoring, in particular due to using GIO streams in libMirage. Also a lot of clean-up work was done.
Some notable changes include:
- Switched buildsystem from autotools to cmake which gives you "silent" out-of-tree builds among other things.
- Added ISZ, CSO and DMG file-filters.
- Converted DAA parser to file-filter and added support for related GBI format.
- Converted audio fragment to file-filter.
- Added file-filter machinery and converted existing code to use it.
- Image analyzer displays disc structures.
- Added contextual features.
- Added support for gobject introspection.
- Better caching.
- Added support for GZIP and XZ compressed images.
- Added support for ECM'ed files.
- Improved CIF parser.
- Mode setting fixes.
- Partial support for (one track) MDX images.
- gCDEmu can now act like a Unity indicator.
- Improved GVFS support.
- Using C99 features.
- Tons of bugfixes.
As usual, source packages are available from the project site. Please post bug reports, support requests, etc. on our trackers, or voice your concerns/suggestions on our mailing list.
CDEmu 1.5.0 Released!
January 20th, 2012
Yup, new and shiny. Go grab the newest release of your favourite CD/DVD-emulator.
The most interesting stuff is under the hood. The DBus and GConf bindings have been switched out with newer GDBus and GSettings which is part of the new GIO framework in GObject. As a result some software dependencies have disappeared as well. The Gnome client was switched from GTK2 bindings to GTK3 using the new PyGObject introspective binding. The Analyzer was also switched to GTK3. There's been a major code cleanup as well.
And there's been some more minor stuff like partial CSS support, Bash completion, Parser fixes, Analyzer plotting rewrite and Desktop entry files was added.
As usual, source packages are available from the project site. Please post bug reports, support requests, etc. on our trackers, or voice your concerns/suggestions on our mailing list.
CDEmu 1.4.0 Released!
September 15th, 2011
Lo and behold! After a bit more than a year of (not-so-)active development, version 1.4.0 has been officially released.
In short, in addition to bugfixes and some cleanup, this release brings a major rewrite of both the daemon and the clients. The CDEmu daemon is not a traditional 'daemon' anymore (no more forking and PID files); instead, it is a regular application that utilizes D-Bus (auto)start facility for both session and system bus instances. Both cdemu-client and gCDEmu have been changed to single-file python scripts. Additionally, gCDEmu has been changed from a GNOME applet into a standalone Gtk application. For more detailed information, see the long-version highlights below or consult the subversion changelog.
As usual, source packages are available from the project site. Please post bug reports, support requests, etc. on our trackers, or voice your concerns/suggestions on our mailing list.
The long-version highlights:
cdemu-daemon v.1.4.0:
- ripped out libdaemon's code. From now on, the CDEmu daemon is not a 'daemon' anymore (i.e. no forking, PID files, etc.); instead, we're going to use D-Bus' (auto)start facility for both session and system bus instances...
- added --logfile option for logging into a file...
- added --enable-system-bus-service and --enable-session-bus-service configure switches that install corresponding D-Bus .service file and wrapper script (and in case of system bus, the policy file)
- libMirage and CDEmuDaemon errors are now registered over D-Bus
- removed the "daemon-started" and "daemon-stopped" signals; the clients should determine when daemon is started/stopped by monitoring name ownership changes on the appropriate bus
- fixed MODE SELECT parameter checking
- fixed the bad sector emulation, so it does not cause problems with PSX images anymore (#3157686)
libMirage v.1.4.0:
- cleaned up mime definitions. We don't provide mime definitions for formats that are already defined (CUE, ISO, TOC) anymore
- added support for images created with 'readcd -clone' (READCD-Parser)
- added Q-Subchannel CRC verification function, mirage_sector_verify_subchannel_crc()
- CCD parser: ignore the mode indicated in [Track] block and always determine it manually. This should fix problem with some images that claim to have Mode 1 track, when the track is actually Mode 2...
- CUE parser: fixed parsing of multi-track images with per-track data files (#3396488)
- DAA parser: properly handle non-compressed chunks
- MDS parser: added support for split data files (MDF, MD0, MD1, etc)
- MDS parser: don't try loading the (new) DaemonTools MDS files, which we can't parse.
- use scatterlist when performing data transfer to device. This fixes a broken transfer of MODE SELECT data to the device.
gCDEmu v.1.4.0:
- rewritten as a standalone application (instead of being GNOME applet) and as a single-file script.
- removed GNOME-specific parts, so now only gtk/gconf (along with dbus and libnotify) dependency remains.
- added icon policy support (adapted patch #3288926 by Luca Mattiello)
cdemu-client v.1.4.0:
- single-file script (the python site-package part is gone)
image-analyzer v.1.4.0:
- made gtkextra an optional dependency; if not found, then image topology window is a dummy one and the menu item is disabled
- changed source package name from 'mirage-image-analyzer' to 'image-analyzer'
- added "Sector Analysis" window, which iterates over all sectors in the image and prints any encountered L-EC or Q Subchannel CRC errors
CDemu 1.3.0 Released!
August 24th, 2010
Today we released version 1.3.0 of our software stack. It contains over a year's worth of features and fixes. Hope you'll have as much fun using it as we had making it. Enjoy!
Some highlights:
- New X-CD-Roast parser.
- Improvements to existing parsers.
- Improvements to code for handling EDC.
- Misc. fixes and improvements.
Please post bug reports, support requests etc. on our trackers or join our mailing list if you want hear about everything related.
Sources & packages are available as always from our project page.
IMPORTANT: In this release, the default D-Bus bus used by the daemon and clients has been switched from system to session bus. If for whatever reasons you wish to continue using the system bus, you need to explicitly specify it via appropriate command line switches (if you're not doing it already). More information about the switch is available in the daemon's README file.
CDemu 1.2.0 Released! - Now with higher scoville rating! ^.^
July 26th, 2009
This is CDemu 1.2.0, a CD/DVD drive emulator for Linux.
Notable new features include:
- Improvements to libmirage, including new parser framework and better sector handling.
- Fixes for CIF, C2D, ISO and MDS parsers.
- Brand new and improved CUE, TOC and CCD parsers.
- DAA parser supports encryption and compression.
- Better handling of device unload and eject.
- Translation updates.
- And many other small fixes...
Please post bug reports, support requests etc. on our trackers or join our mailing list if you want hear about everything related.
Sources & packages are available as always from our project page.
vhba-module 1.2.1 released! Happy New Year!
January 18th, 2009
Hi all! We just released an updated vhba-module. Changes are:
- kernel locks fixed,
- compiles on newer gcc,
- KAT uses module's real build environment - should work on recent kernels.
As always we are very interrested to know if there are any bugs or regressions. Post them to the mailinglist or use the sourceforge trackers.
You can now compile it via make V=1 in order to receive more information during build.
libmirage 1.1.1 released!
September 13th, 2008
Hi all! We just released an updated libmirage. It contains cummulative improvements to a number of parsers including:
- CIF and C2D - Roxio Easy CD/DVD Creator.
- CCD - Clone CD.
- CUE - CDRWin.
Get your tarballs while they are fresh. ;-)
As always we are very interrested to know if there are any bugs or regressions. Post them to the mailinglist or use the sourceforge trackers.
Happy Vacations! - a CDemu 1.1.0 Release!
June 30th, 2008
This is CDemu 1.1.0, a CD/DVD drive emulator for Linux.
- Fixes for CUE, CCD, TOC, B6T, MDS, CDI, NRG parsers.
- New CIF, C2D and DAA parsers.
- Translation updates.
- A simple kernel's features detector - vhba module should build on more kernel versions.
- A very nice graphics from Rômulo Fernandes.
- Many other small fixes...
Please post every bug report on tokugawa _AT_ users _DOT_ sf _DOT_ net. You could also join our mailing list if you want hear about everything related.
As a maintainer I would like to thank everyone who participated in this release - mainly Rok Mandeljc and Henrik Stokseth for the massive amount of work.
Sources & packages are available as always from our project page.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! - a CDemu 1.0.0 Release!
December 24th, 2007
This is CDemu 1.0.0, a CD/DVD drive emulator for Linux.
- New design - pushed everything possible to userspace.
- Thin kernel layer (should be more stable & maintainable).
- .B6T, .CCD, .CDI, .CUE, .ISO, .MDS, .NRG, .TOC support.
- Command line & GUI clients.
This release was brought mainly by Rok Mandeljc. We would like also introduce Chia-I Wu who contributed a new kernel module (vhba).
Why 1.0.0? Is it stable? Is it over?
CDemu 1.0.0 is based on completly new design (quite diffrent from 0.8.0), so it deserves major version number change. It's stable (of course we couldn't test everything - please post bug reports).
We have done a massive release initiated by Henrik Stokseth who among other things prepared packages for Ubuntu.
Current design should be far more friendly for both users & developers. Most of the project is in userspace now and a vhba module is thin and based on (more mature) SCSI driver. We hope that this means less hassle with constantly evolving Linux kernel.
Please, read about different parts of CDemu project to find more.
Sources & packages are available from our project page.
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December 8th, 2007
That's right, the web page has changed! The layout has been shamelessly based on CSS/Edge.
The page is still being worked on, but at the end of it, it will hopefully include all the information you'll need to set up cdemu.
Speaking of which, you can expect an official release coming around before the end of this year...


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In this first installment of a periodic new series, we interview Mr. Lucio Rivas one of Madrid's best-dressed men. An attorney, he is vice president of the Aristocrata, that city's leading gentleman's club.
We are fortunate to have in Madrid some of the best men's clothing shops in Europe, innovative, creative, elegant and stylish. My favorite shop because of their high quality and constant source of inspiration is MAN 1924, a place that will one day be renowned internationally. Shops aside, the long tradition of tailoring in Spain is going through difficult times. In the past Spanish tailors enjoyed a well deserved international fame. Nowadays, tailored clothing is relegated to second place in Spain; it has lost its leadership and is completely unknown outside of our borders.
One of the things that have made tailors in successful in places like London and Naples is that when customers do not come to see them they make tours to see the customers. People who pay attention to how they look in the United States, for example, can have suits made by Savile Row, Neapolitan or French tailors without having to travel outside their borders. On the contrary, Spanish tailors don't promote themselves outside the country and that is unfortunate.
My personal style combines a classic look with the brighter colors of Spain. In my wardrobe I try to balance the elegance of English styled suits with bolder Italian tailoring. I think Italian tailors are better for odd jackets other than tweeds. They are making unlined jackets, and using different fabrics and patterns.
In my opinion, the double breasted suit is the most elegant of all and Savile Row does those better than enyone. There are fabrics that are best for double breasted suits and others that are not. Cloth with diplomatic or wider stripes are at their best with a double breasted suit, and, in my opinion, most checks are less successful.
I complement Savile Row and Italian tailoring with shirts from Paris, ties from Florence and shoes from Northampton. For me there is nothing like the shoes made in that English community. My preferred shoe brand is Crockett & Jones, where the hand grade oxford is the best that you can find and the best to wear with suits. While there should be innovation and creativity in the day's dress, the shoes must always be classic.
I always wear Oxfords with my suits and Derbys for less formal clothing. I agree that "brown is the new black" when it is applied to shoes, and I have more brown than black. Black shoes seem boring and don't do much to highlight the day's clothing, except perhaps when they are combined with socks that have the same color as the tie or the vest. On the other hand, innovation in shoes should be limited to color and not extended to shape or design.
When it comes to suits, every wardrobe should have a navy blue, a Prince of Wales and a striped double breasted. Basic jackets should include a blazer, a tweed jacket, at least one in a Spanish fabric and an unstructured jacket with Neapolitan cut.
The shirt wardrobe ought to include several whites, a blue stripe with a white collar and cuffs, another with vichy squares and finally at least one light blue and a pink.
Two blue neckties, one dark blue and another light blue, are a must. Complement them with a yellow, a pink, and a couple with stripes. And don't forget a bow.
Finally, pay special attention to accessories such as braces, cufflinks, handkerchiefs and socks. A lot of times you can change accessories and look as though you are wearing an entirely different suit.


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The start of my career so to speak.
I'm excited and also kinda nervous.
The start of my career so to speak.
I'm excited and also kinda nervous.
My name was supposed to be French fries with mayo but I was drunk when I signed up.
You can also just call me "Dick".
Congrats my friend, I hope you do great
"don't give up until you drink from the silver cup"
wake up early
jack off
work out
decent breakfast
all cake from there
first day is the worst, we've all been there. it gets easier every day, keep that in mind.
first 6 months sets the precedent, bust your fookin ass, first one in, last one out, show them long hours & willing to help. be nice/personable to everyone. your boss will notice. after that you can do no wrong & you will soon be on cruise control like everyone else.
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
Thanks, guys!
Sounds like a plan.
Marketing/communication for a company that makes financial software for big corporations. They've been around for around ten years and now they're going to offer their software cloud-based. They assembled a team to sell it to the public, which I'm a part of.
My name was supposed to be French fries with mayo but I was drunk when I signed up.
You can also just call me "Dick".
& show them confidence....be the confidant new guy, thats your title. dont confuse with cocky tho.
you're young, have fun, this is your life.
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
seems like only yesterday...
I hate being bipolar, its awesome.
This may sound cruel, but I wish someone told me when I was starting out: WATCH OUT for secretaries/underlings. Don't interact with them much. I've had two friends fired b/c some secretary decided she doesn't like them and sabotaged them. Of course you can't IGNORE them completely, but keep your distance as much as possible.
So excited this day has come for you renchie you will do well at this job, you were hungry for it
aloso if you aren't in bed already get to it, you need a good nights sleep
ok, who writes "goo goo at a at a, fukin jew heeb"?
"fuckyoubigot i dont like you're sig" "repeated annoying comments"
The Lord is not my Shepherd for I am not a sheep.


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Music heard by The Sun King
January 8, 2013 · Updated 2:20 PM
If you've wondered what it must have been like to be Louis XIV, the "Sun King," you can have a taste at the third annual Salish Sea Early Music Festival, which can be experienced in Friday Harbor on Sunday, Jan. 13, at 7 p.m. at St. David's Church, 760 Park Street in Friday Harbor .
The first performances in the festival series consist of "The Little Evening Concerts for Louis XIV," recreating the regular evening performances given for Louis XIV during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. Performances will also be held on Saturday, Jan. 12, at 7 p.m. at Grace Church in Lopez Village (360-468-3477), and on Sunday, Jan. 13, a 1:30 p.m. at the Orcas Adventist Fellowship Church in Eastsound (360-376-6683).
Five different chamber music concerts will be performed on each of the islands between January and June with accomplished international performers playing music dating from 1550 to 1850 on authentic period instruments. The festival also includes performances in Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham, and Vashon Island. For a full schedule and description of the music, go to www.salishseafestival.org.
"The Little Evening Concerts for Louis XIV" were discovered in manuscript last year in Paris by multiple-prizewinning flutist Jeffrey Cohan and will be premiered in the Northwest by Cohan on the one-keyed flute, Joanna Blendulf on viola de gamba, Christine Wilkinsen on baroque violin and Steven Creswell on baroque viola. Future performances feature the music of Handel, Corelli, CPE Bach and Telemann, among other baroque and classical composers, with performances by a number of local, national and international musicians.
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