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Barring a fourth place finish or lower for the Bucs, and a first place spot for the Rams, Grand Haven will clinch the league title.
And coach Pat Mitchell has even bigger goals in mind.
"They did a fantastic job," Mitchell said of his team's performance this season. "They continue to just keep rolling, and we fully expect to be one of the three teams that advance to go to the state tournament from regionals."
Grand Haven finished second to Rockford in the third day of O-K Red postseason competition, which was held at Starlite Lanes on Thursday. The Buccaneers' three day total of 7,541 trails the Rams' 7,629.
Grand Haven won the preseason and regular season portion of the competition though, which accounts toward 75 percent of the final standings.
Rockford outshot Grand Haven 1,223 to 1,093 in Game 1 on Thursday.
"The first game we started off really good, but then we kind of fell into a little bit of a slow down," Mitchell said. "We had some splits and some missed spares in the middle towards the end of the game."
But what everyone was paying attention to was Mitchell's son, Jimmy.
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We now know the title to the fourth Transformers movie due out June 27th of 2014, Transformers: Age of Extinction.
A Chinese actress Bingbing Li also staring in the movie said in an interview.
"I can not disclose the specifics, but you can be sure that the arrival of the Dinobots will give the audience a lot to be excited about. The world's coolest, most exciting cars will appear in the film, including Chinese vehicles, so whether you are a car enthusiast or not, it will be a feast for the eyes."
With that statement and a leaked call sheet to the internet, it looks as if the Dinobots will be making there big screen debut next summer and seems like the next logical step in the franchise.
The Dinobots are a group of Transformers, part of the Autobot faction. They are generally depicted as powerful Autobots capable of sustaining heavy damage and wielding heavy firepower against their foes. They are the only known Autobot group capable of flight in robot mode, a trait they share with the Decepticons. They are always portrayed as fiercely independent, and are prone to diverge from the main group of Autobots to pursue their own agenda.
Plot details for "Transformers: Age of Extinction" are being kept a secret. Mark Wahlberg takes over as the lead human as Shia LaBeouf will not be returning.
Transformers: Age of Extinction stars Mark Wahlberg, Nicola Peltz, Jack Reynor, Stanley Tucci, Kelsey Grammer, Sophia Myles and Bingbing Li, the movie rolls out to a theater near you June 27, 2014.
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NEW HAVEN — New Haven Republican Harvey Smith is seeking to reclaim the Addison-5 House seat he held for eight years prior to being unseated in 2006.
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MIDDLEBURY — The nearly 40 people gathered in Middlebury last Wednesday for a forum on local dairy agreed on many lingering issues holding back the industry, but solutions proved to be harder to come by.
SHOREHAM —Wilson MacIntire is gone but far from forgotten in his hometown of Shoreham, a community that last week conferred two posthumous honors upon one of its foremost civic volunteers.
Town selectmen confirmed the two tennis courts located behind the local elementary school will henceforth bear MacIntire's name. The board also named MacIntire — who died on March 14 — Shoreham's "citizen of the year" in recognition of the many civic and philanthropic efforts he pursued on behalf of the town.
BRANDON — "It's like icing a cake," said renowned artist and Brandon resident Warren Kimble of his process in creating his new work, unveiled for the first time at an opening reception on Sept. 5 at Brandon Music on Country Club Road. As fate would have it, Kimble revealed the work in Brandon Music Café, the same studio and gallery he worked in years ago.
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MIDDLEBURY — Developers of Eastview at Middlebury on Tuesday officially landed $1 million in federal aid that is expected to allow for an Oct. 1 groundbreaking on the planned 99-unit retirement community next to the Porter Medical Center campus off South Street.
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carlyndra: Hello there. Are you still taking fanfiction requests? And if so, what are your limits?
Hello, beautiful carlyndra!
I have been so busy with my other writing that I've not had much time for fanfic, but I do still take requests on occasion.
I write short fics, 500-1000 words, and will take just about anything for Sherlock (except Johnlock), Hannibal (except Hannigram), Doctor Who, Being Human (UK), Star Trek, and classic Holmes.
I've nothing against Johnlock and Hannigram, but I feel writing those are too much for me, personally. :)
thecutehamilton: It was the early morning hours of November 24th, 1801. Philip had been fading all night, and more rapidly than ever in the past few hours. He lay in bed, entirely too still, struggling to force air in and out of his lungs. It took him a long time to open his eyes and focus his gaze on his parents, who had been sitting at his bedside all night. Looking right at his father, he rasped out weakly, "D-don't...let me...die..."
Alexander dug his nails into his hand - he didn't want his son to see him crying over this. He knew that he wouldn't be able to help Philip - it was too late, there was nothing that could be done. The wound was mortal, anyway - it was a miracle that Philip had survived this long. "I- I won't." He spoke quickly, he could hear his voice breaking.
Philip's breathing was shallow and barely happening at this point, and, fading in and out of consciousness, he barely heard his father's words.
Nine breaths left.
But he loved the sound of his voice. Mother said something as well, but, he couldn't make out any words.
He shook his head slightly, with effort.
"No…" That word had been even more difficult to form. He wasn't even sure if he was responding to his father or trying to argue with the inevitable.
Hamiltons were good at arguing. Like father, like son. Oh, Philip, you could have been great.
This is how it feels to die, isn't it? It really hurts. And not just because of the obvious bullet hole.
I'm sorry, Mother and Dad.
Hurts too much to think.
Please, no.
He pulled on Philip's forearm, and there was no response. There was no pulse, and the breathing that had been so painfully audible just seconds ago was gone. "Philip, answer me!" He shouted, even though he knew why Philip wasn't responding. He wanted to call out his son's name again, just in case he could bring him back, and he did - but it came out completely incoherent, and he fell, sobbing. Alexander wished someone would shoot him.
This is so unbelievably effing good I can't even begin to describe it. To think that Alexander thought this only to later die in a duel from a gunshot wound…
Kudos to you both. This is incredible.
*stranger mentions fandom in public*
I mention them all the time, just in case someone else is a fan of my fandoms. Alas, no one knows what the hell I'm talking about, or they're all really good at not eavesdropping.


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Stefano Hatfield on Advertising
And all because the great British public loves a well-trusted brand
Monday 07 August 2006
Can you fool all the consumers all of the time? It's a question that two of the country's most famous advertisers will be asking themselves as they contemplate relaunches of tarnished brands. While the national media has spent the last week speculating on the potential for recovery of the much-loved Cadbury brand from its salmonella disaster, the marketing press has suggested that Dasani is to be resurrected by Coca-Cola.
For those of you with short memories, Dasani is the bottled water brand launched in the UK in 2004 which was withdrawn shortly afterwards following revelations that the content was not much more than dressed-up tap water from the mains supply at Coke's Sidcup factory.
Trouble is, Dasani has become a huge success in the United States and Canada, where it is more ubiquitous than PepsiCo's Aquafina. What's more, global bottled water sales will surpass carbonated drinks sales for the first time in 2007. So, it is inevitable that Coke should be looking to try again in this fast-growing sector.
If it were to revive Dasani it would take a conservative estimate of some £10 million worth of advertising to do so. Coke spent £7 million on the original launch. It will have to fork out considerably more to persuade the British public that Dasani 2.0 is an entirely different proposition. Of course, the consumers themselves won't remember by themselves, but the great British press won't less us forget.
Much as the Coke ethos is to have the same brand worldwide, it will probably have to come up with a new name for its water for the UK. This is entirely the opposite situation to Cadbury.
I have no doubt at all that Cadbury can fully recover from its salmonella fiasco. The company said the episode has cost it £20 million, But of course, that's not really true. This was the figure for the first period in which the negative publicity took place. It doesn't take into account the mid-term damage to sales and the lasting damage to brand image.
The latter can be mitigated - at a price. Cadbury is a brand that's much loved - rightly or wrongly - by the British public. It is not that its basic premise was flawed like Dasani's. We have grown up with Dairy Milk and other Cadbury brands, and have had little reason to complain before - well, until we have our first taste of Belgian or French chocolate, and realise what we have been missing out on.
Yes, Cadbury can be accused of a wide range of sins from arrogance to naivety, but with a little TLC and approximately £20 million of advertising, its reputation can be restored. At heart we like a) the products and b) the company's brand. Cadbury has quite cleverly worked on both. It will, for instance, renew its sponsorship of Coronation Street.
If it has learnt from its mistakes it will also do well to rely on a major and longer-term public relations initiative aimed at restoring the trust once synonymous with the brand. A trust brand is a wonderful positioning to have. Dasani never had it, and never will. By contrast, Cadbury should be back, and just as strong as before.
* WHY DO marketers get rid of some of their most prized assets? This week alone comes news that Sugar Puffs is bringing back the Honey Monster, the late John Webster's unforgettable creation that most famously told comic Henry McGee to "tell 'em about the honey, mummy". Meanwhile Schweppes is returning to television advertising after a break of seven years. Its new line? "Sch... you know how" a play on its memorable "Sch... you know who" campaigns. Pausing to note that the FT is once again "no FT, no comment", you have to wonder at the recklessness with which marketers throw away that which has made their brand special in the first place.
* THE DISPUTE between McCann-Erickson and Euro RSCG regarding the interpretation of controversial new employment laws is a fight waiting to happen. This column predicted as much back in the spring when I wrote about the introduction of TUPE (Transfer of Undertaking: Protection of Employment) legislation. Applied to the advertising industry this meant that an ad agency winning an account had a duty to offer jobs to staff at the losing agency if those staff worked "wholly or predominantly" on the individual account. McCann is apparently telling staff they have a right to a job at Euro - thus saving the former potential redundancy payments. Euro, which won the Reckitt Benckiser account from McCann last month, is trying to argue that TUPE doesn't apply to it in this case. For once, it's not just the lawyers who will want the case to go to court. The ad industry really needs a precedent to be established in this area. If not, it could become more expensive to win an account than lose it!
* IN THE week that Peter Buchanan, the likeable deputy chief executive of the Central Office of Information (COI), paid tribute to the number of creative awards the Government's anti-smoking campaign had won already this year, the COI parted company with the agency that had held the account for 22 years. Anti-smoking was core to the values of Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO. The agency would never take on a cigarette account, even when it was legal to do so. It has created many famous anti-smoking ads over the years, and the Government has unquestionably succeeded in making smoking less socially acceptable among young people. Now the Department of Health apparently wants a more integrated approach to its advertising - which, if you ask me, is a strange reason to dump the very integrated AMV group in favour of two distinct agencies MCBD (otherwise know as Abbott Mead Lite) and Farm.
* LAST WEEK, the BBC abandoned all pretence of impartial coverage with one of the more extraordinary news reports of late. On the BBC 10 O'Clock News on Wednesday night Robert Peston, the business editor, launched into a report about Charles Allen's (possible) departure from ITV. This gave Peston a chance to run through ITV's falling viewing figures. So far, so just-about-of-interest to a tiny minority of viewers. But then Peston started to explain ITV's Contract Rights Renewal policy to a bewildered audience. If many media buyers find CRR mystifying, Lord knows what the average punter made of it. ITV often sounds like King Canute trying to push back the tides of change as it bleats about the lack of a level playing field in its fight with the Beeb. In this case, it is difficult not to sympathise with Allen. Next week: Newsnight unravels the evil at the heart of Station Average Price!
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Hatfield's Best In Show: Pipex
I am not sure if this is my best, or worst, in show. Is it good, or is it so bad that it's good? What it does have is stand-out. "I'm David Hasselhof, king of the internet! Powered by Pipex!" As lines go, it's right up there with Ronseal's "Does exactly what it says on the tin" for me - that is, if you accept the curious premise behind the ad. Allegedly, "the Hoff" is the biggest star on the internet in the world - or some such spurious factoid.
Now, I don't know how they know this. I don't even know who "they" are. I did know he was huge in Germany, and was involved in a fracas at Wimbledon. But, was that arranged for publicity value by Pipex too? It makes me worry about our obsession with the internet, and its power. It's a far scarier threat than junk food ads.
However, I am sure it will make us all feel a tiny bit better at Craven Cottage this season that Fulham FC is sponsored by a brand that is advertised on television. Is that a terribly old-fashioned notion?
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The City Council unanimously agreed to spend that money Monday night.
"The purpose of the improvements is to prevent further structural deterioration until the building is improved and developed for its long-term use," according to a staff report.
The Palo Alto Historical Association hopes to turn the Spanish Colonial-style building, at 300 Homer Avenue, into the city's first local history museum. In March 2004, the council accepted a proposal from the group, and asked city staff to negotiate a lease.
But those negotiations have taken longer than anyone expected, at least in part because of the water damage. Originally, the city offered the building to a nonprofit "as is," but the group argued the city should pay for harm caused because the city failed to properly protect it from the elements.
The $415,000 will be used to install a new drain system, fix the roof and basement, seal the windows and make other repairs.
The final agreement with the history museum is expected to return to the council in July. The group will need to raise approximately $5.5 million to renovate the building. So far, it's raised $2 million, according to city staff.
Birge Clark, one of the area's preeminent architects, designed the 1932 building. For nearly 70 years, it housed the Palo Alto Medical Foundation.
(Published on Palo Alto Online 6/6/06)
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Why in the world didn't the city immediately repair the roof and whatever else necessary to protect this building from further damage when it received it from the Palo Alto Medical Foundation? If this had been done at that point, the taxpayers wouldn't now be having to spend even more money. It's a tragedy to see the Roth building rot away, knowing that someone was eventually going to have to pour money into rehabilitating it.
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Fischer Tradition Amber - Brasserie Fischer / Fischer Biere d' Alsace
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Ratings: 345 | Reviews: 264 | Display Reviews Only:
2.53/5 rDev -13.4%
bottle into nonic
A: very clear, thin bodied appearance, pillow of large bubbled head (offwhite) brownish amber color
S: a bit cidery, maybe a touch of mint
T: cidery quality comes through in the taste, slightly metallic, sweet with a hint of bitterness in the finish
M: light to medium body, no carbonation bite
O: look elsewhere for your beer. This one is not very good. There is no defined malt or hops, just meh.
11-28-2012 01:39:03 | More by waldoiverson
4.75/5 rDev +62.7%
11-27-2012 16:23:06 | More by mwar
3.5/5 rDev +19.9%
11-22-2012 00:41:27 | More by livingtodie
2.7/5 rDev -7.5%
Golden-amber color, clear. Moderate carbonation rising up. Small frothy head that disappear really quick, leaves a fairly nice lacing behind.
Mostly sweet malts, there some funky sourness.
Sweet malts, candy-like caramel, buttery. There's sourness towards the finish. Body is light, a little dryness in the aftertaste, medium carbonation.
11-10-2012 23:54:45 | More by mjurney
3/5 rDev +2.7%
10-16-2012 03:51:16 | More by bzach
3.25/5 rDev +11.3%
09-10-2012 23:49:16 | More by weaselchew
2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
09-08-2012 02:11:50 | More by mmilyko
1.68/5 rDev -42.5%
A - A finger of slightly off white head - slight brown. Foam sticks around for a bit. The body is clear and a nice amber color. Not a bad looking beer.
S - Mostly just lager yeast. Some wood, slight orange/lemon citrus, and a little Corona funk.
T - Get it out. Gym sock, some bitter malts, and very vegital.
M - There is something that makes my tongue tingle a little, but not in a good way. It's like the beer is trying to kill my taste buds so I can't tell how bad it is. Otherwise, good carbonation which holds up a weaker body.
O - I can't believe I used to drink this stuff. Well, not Fischer's specifically, but I'm sure if I would have tried this five years ago I would have told you that's how beer should taste. No it's not. I was just looking for a flip-top bottle.
09-01-2012 21:46:52 | More by RuckusDu
3/5 rDev +2.7%
08-27-2012 00:33:42 | More by beerpadawan
New Mexico
2.93/5 rDev +0.3%
Poured from a bit above a glass gives this beer a big white head that dies into a thin off white lacing above a clear honey copper colored beer.
A lightly roasted grain malt aroma without much else if anything else coming through.
A light roasted caramel malt taste with almost a slightly burnt quality.
The light caramel taste follows through in a light dry aftertaste on this medium bodied beer.
For a light caramel malt taste I do believe there are about 5000 beers that would better qualify, yet I have only had maybe a hundred of them. I guess I better do some work.
08-12-2012 20:17:13 | More by LXIXME
1.75/5 rDev -40.1%
08-10-2012 13:27:47 | More by Xarenthel
3.75/5 rDev +28.4%
08-09-2012 22:09:12 | More by Tnkemist
2.75/5 rDev -5.8%
07-27-2012 17:48:44 | More by kobeer
3.03/5 rDev +3.8%
Served in a free McDonald's Coca-Cola glass. ;)
Has a really nice copper penny color. Not terribly vigorous pour yields a solid head with good retention that leaves pretty nice lacing. Aroma is all right, some malt, some light hops but nothing very special. At worst it could be called slightly chemical. Flavor is not overpowering in any way. Hops and malt have a pretty nice balance with a finish that isn't at all objectionable.
Overall a good beer that is very drinkable. It isn't going to wow anybody but I'd drink it if it was put in front of me again.
07-17-2012 00:20:23 | More by Arherring
4.18/5 rDev +43.2%
When I opened the bottle got a nice aroma. Nice smooth taste and nice even taste on my palet. I would recommend this to any beer drinker.
I received a 30 beer from around the world from my mom. So far so good and I will definetly rate all of them as I drink them.
07-15-2012 02:14:41 | More by Paulie1965
2/5 rDev -31.5%
07-11-2012 19:49:17 | More by hanlonrn
New Jersey
2.88/5 rDev -1.4%
A- Clear, light amber, well carbonated.
S- Bland, uneventful.
T- Sweet and fruity, but a little watery and not too complex.
M- Watery, light.
O- Are you sure this is a lager? The bottle says Ale and it tastes fruitier than a typical lager. That said, not bad or offensive, but not one to get again. There's a reason France is known for a great many things, but not beer.
07-05-2012 23:54:53 | More by CuteZombieDoll
2.05/5 rDev -29.8%
Pours an amber color. Slight head, minimal lacing, both dissipated quickly.
The smell was actually really bad. Didn't smell malt or hops, it really smelled like metal and water.
Taste was light. Malts and a slight sweethness. Kind of watery. Taste was below average and not very good. Very easy to drink though.
Thought it was kind of flat and dry on the tongue.
Really, not much good to say here. It didn't taste offensive and wasn't hard to drink, but it had no balance at all and it was kind of hard to drink 14oz of this because the flavor was so bland. Not quite as bad as a typical macro lager, but pretty close. I would have to imagine the IBU of this beer would be in the teens. I had never heard anything positive about the French and beer, and this beer shows why pretty clearly. It just wasn't good at all. Not drain pour bad, but certainly not good enough to visit again.
07-05-2012 01:58:38 | More by HarrySTruman
4.25/5 rDev +45.5%
06-24-2012 15:08:12 | More by Joefisherman
3.25/5 rDev +11.3%
06-12-2012 01:19:51 | More by DrunkinYogi
4.75/5 rDev +62.7%
06-05-2012 17:52:18 | More by MaxOfMetal
4.48/5 rDev +53.4%
I ordered this beer not knowing what I was getting. When it was brought to me it was in a swing top bottle. 5/26/12
I thought it had a strange smell at first but the aroma became smoother after tasting it. It had a very light amber color and it produced a nice amount of head.
I enjoyed this beer very much.
05-30-2012 02:42:01 | More by rdorsey30
New York
3.25/5 rDev +11.3%
05-28-2012 23:05:21 | More by csmartin6
3.5/5 rDev +19.9%
05-28-2012 05:14:14 | More by chocosushi
New Jersey
2.9/5 rDev -0.7%
Pours a clear amber with a medium off-white head with some light lacing. Aroma and Taste is sweet lightly toasted caramel malt and grains, some yeast, fruity, light grass notes and light bitterness. Palate is a medium body, crisp with good carbonation. Finishes with sweet lightly toasted caramel malt and grains, some grassy notes, fruity with some light bitterness. Overall an ok brew, crisp and refreshing.
05-18-2012 15:01:45 | More by Samp01
Fischer Tradition Amber from Brasserie Fischer / Fischer Biere d' Alsace
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As Yunus explains it, bonsai people are poor people. And just like a bonsai tree, they have all the potential to develop but do not have an adequate base from which to grow. "There is nothing wrong with their seed - society never allowed them the space to grow." That's where the Grameen Bank comes in, lending small amounts of money (microloans or microcredit) to help them break the cycle of poverty and unleash their potential.
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"The manager has had me in after training and talked me through what he wants and expects and I've been happy with it so far."
Atkinson's debut a month ago at Wolves hardly came in the best circumstances. With Nathan Doyle red-carded so early in the game, it was a very different role for a player who likes to push on as City's ten men tried valiantly to contain the promotion favourites.
After sitting out the next three, Atkinson got his second outing last week when Phil Parkinson wanted to even up the numbers with the Milton Keynes midfield.
James Hanson pounced for the only goal seven minutes later and set up the potential of making a home hat-trick of wins this afternoon.
Atkinson added: "It's a results business and wins are all that matter.
"The performances were there, even before I came, but we had a lot of draws. Now the place is buzzing.
"Six points out of six, and hopefully nine from nine after today, shoots us right back up the league where we belong.
"It's so important that you win the home games. Keep doing that and we can look to finish as high as possible.
"We've just beaten the two teams directly above us and I felt we matched Preston and were really unlucky not to get more from that.
"If we can get another three points against Stevenage then it sets us up going into the tough away games coming up."
Meanwhile, it appears that the Mark Stewart saga will continue to drag on. The Court of Arbitration for Sport's ruling on City's appeal is now not expected until March 14.
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nowt fresh says...
Anyone think the delay in the Court of Arbitration for Sport's ruling is in City's favour ? as Falkirk were awarded the original compensation and this decision is taking some making.
10:08am Sat 1 Mar 14
Freddy says...
The longer the delay on Stewart--Is it the larger the increase in Compo'.?.
10:25am Sat 1 Mar 14
bcfc1903 says...
nowt fresh wrote:Yeah, it's a strange one regarding the Mark Stewart saga. I'd be disappointed in the court of arbitration if they came out with anything other than a reduced sum or ruling in BCFC's favour, hopefully they will come up with a sensible decision rather than the absolute tosh served up by fifa, £220,000/£250,000 is an absurd figure.
Meanwhile, it appears that the Mark Stewart saga will continue to drag on. The Court of Arbitration for Sport's ruling on City's appeal is now not expected until March 14.
Anyone think the delay in the Court of Arbitration for Sport's ruling is in City's favour ? as Falkirk were awarded the original compensation and this decision is taking some making.
11:10am Sat 1 Mar 14
albioff says...
6:34pm Sat 1 Mar 14
Bantam sthn Ellatha says...
No chance lad, you were only signed to sit on the bench, just like the rest.
No matter how the others perform, that's where you'll stay.
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While some of Intel's Atom processors use PowerVR graphics (the notorious Poulsbo and now Moorestown), the vast majority of the Atom CPUs on the market take advantage of Intel's own graphics technologies developed in-house. This allows Intel to provide Linux support via their mainline open-source driver and overall the support is quite good. However, it seems with the next-generation Atom CPUs, this will change.
There's news hitting the web today that Intel's Cedarview Atoms will be sporting a graphics core with its IP coming from Imagination and their PowerVR technology, similar to Poulsbo. It's expected these new Cedarview Atoms will have their graphics core derived from the PowerVR SGX545.
The Cedarview Atoms are supposed to launch this calendar year and will be built on a 32nm process, go through less power than existing Atoms, and will utilize DDR3 memory, among other improvements. Now it seems the graphics core will not be an in-house creation but yet another chip using PowerVR technology. The SGX545 IP core was announced last year and provides DirectX 10.1, OpenGL 3.2, and OpenCL 1.0 support.
On the surface this is very bad. The PowerVR Linux support is notorious. Imagination Technologies is not an open-source / Linux friendly company. PowerVR graphics under Linux -- such as the Intel Poulsbo SoC -- are notorious. In the case of Poulsbo,
there's multiple drivers
, but how well they work is a different story and the support is just very fragmented. Even on Intel's own MeeGo operating system,
the Poulsbo and Moorestown support is crap
Earlier this year,
an open-source Poulsbo driver appeared
that was merged into the mainline Linux kernel and provides kernel mode-setting support, but it goes without any acceleration support. The Free Software Foundation has deemed
creating an open-source PowerVR driver a high priority
, but
no work is happening
Could the perfect storm of change soon be happening for PowerVR under Linux? Possibly, but it's not yet confirmed and is based upon a number of independent events lining up and some rumblings that I've been hearing in recent days and weeks. It's a surprise to see more PowerVR technology on forthcoming Atoms. Intel representatives in the past have said they wouldn't abandon PowerVR, but they acknowledged the Linux support for Poulsbo & Co was problematic and that they would be seeking change.
The SGX545 PowerVR core is different from what's found in Poulsbo (SGX535) so new Linux driver work will have to be done regardless of whether it's open-source or not. Part of why I say a storm of change may soon be coming is there's another little known fact right now making the rounds in the X.Org development circles: Intel just hired a boatload of new Intel OSTC (Open-Source Technology Center) developers with lots of mobile experience.
When Nokia announced they would be banding together with Microsoft for their smart-phone platform and effectively doing away with MeeGo, many viewed this as a great loss for Linux. While Nokia has abandoned Linux for their phones and tablets, it was to Intel's gain. The dozens (circa 80) of developers Intel has just recently hired for the OSTC are former Nokia developers out of Finland. There's a couple well-known names in the mix.
These developers to be starting soon for Intel for their open-source group were working on MeeGo / Maemo at Intel. Several of these developers have graphics expertise and worked on the PowerVR Linux blobs; the Nokia N900 has a PowerVR SGX530 core, for example. What these developers will be doing for Intel OSTC though isn't publicly known at this point, but should emerge in the coming months. Regardless of whether it's for an open-source PowerVR driver or not, the work should be interesting.
I've also previously said,
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with the support of Imagination Technologies.
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The loft is on the ground floor even if to access it you have to go down a flight of stairs [no lift]. It is located in the neighborhood Montesacro- Le Valli in a quite street, along the river Aniene and close to green park Parco delle Valli, where to do sports before your exciting city tour or when you come back, to relax before dinner .
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Inside it 's very cozy and quiet.
Just 50 METERS WALK FROM METRO B1: in 15 minutes will take you to the Colosseum and the Roman Forum. Even to the Vatican is quick and easy: just a simple change of metro line. A few metro stops from the Universities "Luiss", "La Sapienza" in "Rome 3", makes it ideal for those who takes college courses, master's degree and stage.
The studio, about 25 sq.m., has just been renovated and is equipped with every comfort, a well-equipped kitchen has always necessary for a tea or herbal tea, coffee maker. A shower with rainfall showerhead, wifi internet access, hair dryer and iron. Are included bed linen and bath towels. Equipped with gas detector and carbon monoxide, small fire extinguisher to give you maximum guarantee of security. A comfortable double loft bed 140 cm wide, a single bed with armchair bed will make your stay comfortable also for families.
I speak English, French, Russian and Polish and it will make your stay here easier.
On your arrival you will be greeted personally and you will be shown every detail.
Once at home, you will never be left alone. We will be always available and ready to solve any problems and give you any advice to ensure that your stay is as relaxed as possible.
In front of your accommodation a good old bakery is waiting for you every day with hot bread and pizza and often also with excellent Italian food to take away, at very low prices you will not find anywhere else.
Around the building you can find every kind of shops: laundry, market, grocery, many pizzerias, restaurants and ice-cream shop.
The neighborhood MONTESACRO LE VALLI is a quiet place where ordinary people live. Along the river Aniene and two steps from green LE VALLI PARK with its cycling track, is the ideal place for holiday, far from the chaos of the city center.
On Saturdays and Sundays in the Park takes place a nice market of antiques and modern.
In front of apartment there is a private garage where you can leave your car for only € 10,00 per day.
The price does not include the cost for city tax (€ 2,00 x day x person).
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If you want we can arrange transfers to and from the airport at a low cost.
With the warmth of the family, it will be the ideal accommodation for your holiday in Rome.
See you in Rome!!!!
If the kitchen is not cleaned will be required to pay extra € 20.00
Forbidden to smoke and light candles.
Pets are not allowed.
Private parties are not allowed and the accommodation is restricted to guests of the house.
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Hopefully those will be the final words on this topic forever.
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What's the matter? Wasn't he getting enough attention so he had to post something like that?
dear justin bieber, thank you for demonstrating the difference between a boy and a man.
He is getting over his head now I love it. You just keep on doing that Nick Carter, I mean Aaron Carter... I mean Justin Bieber.
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Dave & Buster's opens in Vernon Hills mall
It took about one hour and $100, but Tom Wagner did it. He won a giant mustachioed banana.
The Island Lake resident and his friends cashed in their combined tickets for the off-the-wall prize that Wagner will probably give to his dog.
"It was a group effort. It will be a chew toy," Wagner said.
This was his first visit to Dave & Buster's in Vernon Hills, but Wagner plans to return once a month or so with friends.
The group was among hundreds of guests recently at the 40,000-square-foot restaurant, which opened March 26 at the Westfield Hawthorn Mall in Vernon Hills.
Dave & Buster's isn't the only expansion coming to the mall, which was built in 1974.
Maggiano's Italian restaurant is expected to open in June, Smash Burger will open this spring and a 45,000-square-foot AMC movie theatre is set to open next year.
"The mall's been doing OK, but like all business, they would like to see the sales numbers go up and for it to become a stronger retail property. It will benefit the mall and eventually us," said village manager John Kalmar.
He said the mall is a significant source of income for the village.
"By the additional uses going in there, they're trying to provide other opportunities to recreate, shop and eat. That's really the direction for this mall," Kalmar said. "It will continue to be a retail center but it will afford you other opportunities. You can go to the doctor. Get your hair done. You can shop and eat and go to Dave & Buster's, and within a year, you can go to the movies."
Opening during spring break week didn't hurt business, Dave & Buster's officials said. They expect crowds to remain heavy, especially on weekends.
"Business has been great for us," said general manager Phil Shabat, explaining that Dave & Buster's first considered opening a restaurant in Vernon Hills six or seven years ago. This is the fourth location in the Chicago area, and the 68th location nationwide.
"We've been looking at Vernon Hills for a long time. This was the right move for us," Shabat said.
With 150 games, a sports lounge, bar and restaurant, as well as four private rooms for parties, special events or meetings, Dave and Buster's hopes to appeal to families and adults.
Anyone younger than 18 has to be accompanied by an adult, and after 10 p.m. on weeknights and 11 p.m. on weekends, no one younger than 21 is allowed.
"We're basically family during the day and over-21 at night," Shabat said.
On a recent Saturday, Dave & Buster's was crowded with families in the gaming area, and adults began to pack the sports lounge in the late afternoon.
Jennifer Goodwin of Zion said Dave & Buster's is a great way to entertain her kids.
"It's a perfect way to end our spring break. I like the interactive games. There's something for everyone," Goodwin said.
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Planned 48-hour strike by Tube workers is called offby Simon Harris: Political Correspondent
A tube strike which threatened to cause misery for millions of commuters was called off at the last minute today.
London Underground and the two unions, the RMT and TSSA, reached agreement after talks at the conciliation service ACAS.
The 48-hour stoppage was due to begin at 9pm and was expected to lead to a repeat of the disruption during last week's action.
The dispute is over the proposed closure of ticket offices and the loss of 950 jobs. London Underground made a new offer to the unions today to extend the consultation period and freeze voluntary redundancy applications.
RMT boss Bob Crow said:
After two days of intensive and detailed discussions through the offices of ACAS we have now received proposals that halt the implementation of the job cuts set out in the HR1 document which gives us the opportunity to discuss all of the issues away from the pressure cooker.
We now have a golden opportunity to look again in detail at all of the concerns we have raised about the impact of the cuts on our members and the services that they provide to Londoners. That is exactly what we have been calling for throughout this dispute.
RMT is happy to discuss any issues with LU through the machinery of negotiation and we are glad that we have now got back to where we should have been right at the start of this process.
It is unfortunate that we were forced and provoked into a dispute that we never wanted and we are now in a position to move on with the clear understanding that our action is suspended but if there is any further attempt to impose change from above the action will go back on.
Reacting to the suspension of strikes, Boris Johnson said:
– Boris Johnson, Mayor of London
I'm pleased the TSSA and the RMT have agreed to call-off their planned strike following talks with Transport for London. It means further unnecessary disruption to London and Londoners has been averted.
TfL's negotiators have been ready since November to discuss the detail around ticket office closures and wider modernisation of the tube. It's welcome news that the unions appear to recognise that, and will return to full and substantive discussions with TfL between now and the end of the consultation period in early April.
Modernisation is essential if we are to properly serve the millions of Londoners who rely on the tube every day, and who expect a bigger, better service that offers value for money whilst protecting future investment. It is essential that our hard-working and dedicated staff, who are vital to the delivery of that vision, understand the changes we are proposing.
Sitting down to discuss those proposals, free from the prospect of strike action, was always the only sensible way forward. I'm grateful to TfLs negotiating team and pleased the unions agree this is the right way forward.