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City rejects contractor's bill for change order in fire station construction
Wednesday, 28 September 2011 11:17
The Clear Lake City Council has directed City Administrator Scott Flory to meet with representatives of SEH, Inc. to negotiate the amount the city is willing to pay for a change order the architectural firm made on the city's new fire station without Council approval.
Stan Owens, lead technician, architectural services for SEH, told the Council at a recent workshop that during the excavation at the rear of the building substandard materials were discovered in the subsoil.
No contested races for City Council seats
Wednesday, 28 September 2011 11:15
There will be no suspense associated with local elections in November.
Clear Lake and Ventura city clerks report races in each community will have just one candidate.
In Clear Lake, incumbents Mike Callanan and Terry Unsworth are unopposed in their bid to continue to serve in the two at-large positions on the Council. Unsworth
Custodian says lessons learned on the job have been valuable
Wednesday, 28 September 2011 11:11
by Marianne Morf
Sterling Washburn has spent a lot of time in school. And he's learned quite a bit.
"I've learned you 'never say never' and 'things don't just happen,'" said Sterling, seated at a lunch table in the gym turned lunchroom at Sunset School. Ironically, Sunset is where he started his career as a school
New fire station celebrated
Wednesday, 21 September 2011 11:59
"Welcome to YOUR Clear Lake Fire Station," Fire Chief Doug Meyers told hundreds attending a special dedication ceremony Saturday. "It is dedicated to all of us that call Clear Lake our home."
The station, located at 711 2nd Ave. N., was dedicated in unique fashion, with the department's 1924 Ahrens Fox Fire Engine being driven out of the station by Chief Meyers and former Fire Chiefs Jim Dyre and John Simpson and breaking a tape. A few moments later a sign which has been displayed
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Lincoln: A Photobiography (Houghton Mifflin social studies) (original 1987; edition 1989)
by Russell Freedman
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Abraham Lincoln stood out in a crowd as much for his wit and rollicking humor as for his height. This Newbery Medal-winning biography of our Civil War president is warm, appealing, and illustrated with dozens of carefully chosen photographs and prints.
Russell Freedman begins with a lively account of Abraham Lincoln's boyhood, his career as a country lawyer, and his courtship and marriage to Mary Todd. Then the author focuses on the presidential years (1861 to 1865), skillfully explaining the many complex issues Lincoln grappled with as he led a deeply divided nation through the Civil War. The book's final chapter is a moving account of that tragic evening in Ford's Theater on April 14, 1865. Concludes with a sampling of Lincoln writings and a detailed list of Lincoln historical sites.
Following the life of an American icon, this text tries to capture the image of the man that history has mostly glossed over. Sullen, morose, and a gifted speaker; Lincoln was more than what the history books depict but rather a real, breathing person with faults and incredible strengths. This book uses a rich selection of photographs, historical illustrations and cartoons, as well as letters and articles to show Lincoln for all that he truly was.
I found this book riveting and I learned so much about a figure everyone thinks they know. I had heard of his mercurial nature but it was fascinating to hear firsthand accounts and stories of his life as well as be drawn in by the wonderful assortment of images. Truly a treasure of American history.
I enjoyed reading and looking at the illustrations of Abraham Lincoln through his childhood and Presidential career. I have not seen many illustrations or images of Abraham Lincoln as a child. The illustrations showed Lincoln as the tall figure I know him to be. From this text, I learned that Lincoln was a country lawyer. I did not know that Lincoln was a "prairie" lawyer who encountered any form of business that needed a lawyer. One characteristic of the text that I appreciated was how the text was able to skillfully explain the difficult task Lincoln had during the Civil War and the troubles that the country faced with a divided nation. I found the portion of the text that explained Lincolns path to President through being an active congressman. One aspect of Lincoln's career that I found interesting and motivational was that Lincoln "reinvented" the idea of republican values. Lincoln was able to use political rhetoric to redirect emphasis to the importance of the Declaration of Independence for the basis of American political values. Lastly, I feel that it was important to include the tragic assassination of Abraham Lincoln. The last chapter of the biography explains John Wilkes Booth assassination of President Abraham Lincoln. This was a major event in United States history because Lincoln was a symbol for change, equality and freedom. Overall, I enjoyed reading and assessing the illustrations in this book and was able to learn new factual information about President Abraham Lincoln.
The eBook version that I just read is fraught with punctuation, spelling, and other errors. Dred Scott is Died Scott three times on one page. I also noticed random capitalization that made no sense, and toward the end of the last chapter a sentence is not completed from one page to the next. I truly hope the print version is in much better shape for readers.
The book itself was very interesting and the quotes and photographs chosen complimented the text nicely. I also enjoyed the Lincoln Sampler (quotes from Lincoln) at the end, as well as the list of places to visit and other suggested books.
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For an extraordinary experience as part of your visit to the South Okanagan you will want to consider this Canadian Signature Experience.
Guests are picked up at Watermark Beach Resort in a vintage 1952 Mercury truck for a fun guided farm tour through Canada's only pocket desert. You will visit the organic fields and vineyards, country market and wine shop at Covert Farms, and pick and taste peaches, muskmelons and tomatoes.
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Dunn Avenue bank drive-through collapses
Updated On: May 16 2014 02:18:43 PM EDT
An investigation is underway to figure out what caused a Northside bank drive-through to collapse.
A dispatcher with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department responded to reports that the drive-through collapsed at the Wells Fargo bank located at 899 Dunn Ave. Thursday night.
The JFRD dispatcher said that crews responded to the bank at 8:50 p.m.
A Wells Fargo representative told Channel 4 that no one was hurt during the collapse and that the bank was closed during the incident.
"It happened so fast it was unreal," Missy Elian said. "I had to kind of get my -- did that really happen? So I got on the phone immediately with 911 and said, 'I don't know what I saw,' and they said, 'OK, I would get rescue out there.' And they said, did I see anybody underneath it? And I said, 'No, not that I know of.'"
An assessment is underway to figure out the amount of damage done to the bank.
Officials said the collapse may have been a result of Thursday's heavy rain and wind, but are still investigating the cause.
"It really looked like something out of a movie," Elian said. "It just kind of came in, just kind of came and crashed in like the middle down."
A Wells Fargo representative said the bank will be open Friday, but the drive-through area will be closed until repaired. For those customers who prefer drive through service, Wells Fargo suggests those customers to use the Wells Fargo located at 10740 Balmoral Drive. That bank is about a mile away, just east of Interstate 95.
Representatives said the Wells Fargo on Balmoral Drive will be fully staffed to help customers that normally use the Dunn Avenue Wells Fargo.
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How Sweet It Is a family-owned Produce Market, Nursery & Garden Center located in Eden, Maryland. We have a wide selection of fresh fruits/vegetables, local wines and craft beers as well as fresh local seafood. Our garden center has eleven large greenhouses and six acres of nursery stock from which to serve retail and wholesale customers. In addition we have bulk garden soil, stone and mulch. Don't forget we carry propane.
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Food industry professionals have been faced with increased consumer concerns regarding the source and handling of food products in recent years. In particular, the poultry industry has been in the crosshairs of consumers who want comprehensive information on production details such as hens' home environment and diet. In an effort to create more transparent relationships with customers, local company, Gemperle Family Farms, has launched an informational and interactive website to educate consumers on eggs.
The Valley's most important regulation for wintertime air-pollution reduction begins its 11th season today.
The American Cancer Society is seeking local residents near Merced County who are willing to participate in a landmark new research study that could help cancer prevention.
The American Cancer Society is seeking local residents near Merced County who are willing to participate in a landmark new research study that could help cancer prevention.
Bryan Hunt, who retired in February as a Ceres fire battalion chief, successfully participated in the grueling first-ever Lake Tahoe Ironman competition.
Hundreds of people came out for Saturday's annual Turlock Police and Fire Open House event to get a look at the new Public Safety Facility both departments now call home.
The Turlock Irrigation Board of Trustees continued budget discussions on Tuesday morning, with the final 2014 budget to be adopted by mid-December.
As a wife and mother of four, Turlock resident Connie Teixeira-Sousa is a role model to many. After being diagnosed with breast cancer last year, her courage while undergoing treatment has continued to encourage others.
Halloween is supposed to be a day of frolic for young and old alike, however, the holiday is a dangerous time for pedestrians - especially children.
Parents looking for a safe place for children to enjoy Halloween fun won't have to look far this year.
From an aerial view the Central Valley looks like a quilt. Each row of that quilt is stitched by local farmers who carefully tend to their rows of crops, which are commonly almonds in this area. California produces more than 80 percent of the world's almonds much of which can be traced to Blue Diamond, one of the nation's largest cooperatives.
Although Halloween is a popular holiday amongst children and adults, there are many individuals who prefer a safe alternative to the regular trick-or-treating.
The Turlock Irrigation District Board of Directors will take up a series of reports on Tuesday morning, as TID staff continue to prepare the upcoming 2014 budget.
Dana McGarry has been a resident of Turlock for the past 35 years and is the administrator for the Turlock Downtown Property Owners Association.
The identity of the teenager killed in a collision on Interstate 5 Thursday morning near Woodland has been identified.
When I think of Thanksgiving I think of communion. Not the formal process of partaking in the bread and wine at a place of worship, but rather the more colloquial use of the term: sharing a meal, breaking bread, eating. Thanksgiving is a time to commune with our friends and family and I found myself thinking of food differently after spending the afternoon in the kitchen of local chef Dana Johnson while cooking up a Thanksgiving spread for our most recent episode of Studio 209.
As Turlock welcomes winter and the accompanying drop in temperatures, Westside Ministries is making sure that every child in the community is prepared for the chill with the organization's 29th annual Coats for Kids program.
Turlock will once again get to experience a bit of movie magic when a former resident returns to town to shoot portions of his independent film.
The Turlock Gospel Mission is planning to celebrate Thanksgiving with a large block party complete with a traditional turkey meal and kickoff the event with what is expected to become an annual community flag football game.
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The congregation of Turlock Covenant Church, along with staff from the City of Turlock's Neighborhood Services Unit and Parks, Recreation, and Public Facilities went to work Saturday on a project to spruce up some of the alleys on Turlock's Westside.
The Turlock chapter of the Sons in Retirement gave a salute to the area's Korean War veterans with a special ceremony Wednesday that included the presentation of the Ambassador for Peace Medals.
After a successful application and interview process, Turlock resident Zoe Cavanaugh has been officially selected to participate in the 2014 Miss Pre-Teen Stockton/Sacramento pageant competition on Saturday.
For the past 32 years, local Realtors and their affiliates have held a Can Tree Breakfast in an effort to raise money to feed hungry families during the holidays. Although the literal Christmas tree-shaped pyramid of canned food - that some years reached as high as 25 feet - no longer adorns the entrance to the long-since closed Albertsons grocery store, the spirit of giving has remained strong.
While the City of Turlock has been a member of the Stanislaus Business Alliance since 1994, on Tuesday the two entities entered into an official agreement with the sanctioning of the Turlock City Council.
While individuals across town will be rushing to the grocery store in upcoming days to purchase a turkey in time for Thanksgiving, a few lucky locals won't need to stress as the winner of the City of Turlock's annual Turkey Trot fun run will be granted the festive bird as a victory prize.
The only thing made more apparent than the Salvation Army's love of bells at the 18th annual Kettle Kick-Off Luncheon was the generosity of the community as they donated over $46,000 for the local Salvation Army Corps.
Peninsula Plastics Recycling in Turlock was selected among more than 50 applicants to receive a $1 million grant which will bring new equipment and nine new positions to the company.
As Thanksgiving approaches Foster Farms is taking steps to ensure that more families will enjoy the holiday by gathering around the table for a turkey dinner, by donating to food banks up and down the West Coast.
The facilities and landscape of the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds will soon receive a much-needed makeover, made possible by a generous donation and new partnership.


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Coho Cafe - Issaquah
- Address:
6130 E Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE
Issaquah, WA 98029Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Fusion / EclecticPrice: $30 and under
Coho Cafe - Issaquah
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.cohocafe.com/
- Phone: (425) 391-4040
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: M-Su 11:00am-4:00pm
Dinner: Su-Th 4:00pm-9:00pm
Dinner: F-sa 4:00pm-9:30pm
Brunch: Su 11:00am-2:00pm
- Payment Options:
- Cuisine: Seafood, Pan-Asian, Fusion / Eclectic
- Executive Chef: Bruce Nacion
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Coho Cafe - Issaquah
We are a neighborhood restaurant that specializes in New American style cuisine. Our menu features fusion dishes from the Northwest, Southwest and Pacific rim regions. Our chef is Hawaiian and you will see his heritage and cultural influences throughout our consistently changing fresh sheets.Continued
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Coho Cafe - Issaquah reviews from OpenTable diners
13 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.4Service4
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
great for lunch (7)fit for foodies (6)great for outdoor dining (3)neighborhood gem (3)great for brunch (3)good for groups (3)kid-friendly (2)romantic (2)hot spot (2)late-night find (1)special occasion (1)Show More
- Excellent Food!!!OvieDined on 9/20/2014This was my 1st time to the Coho Cafe. And it won't be my last - the menu looked great - we had an Asian chix salad and black bean raviolis - both were excellent!!! 2 dinner and we shared the Key Lime pie for dessert was $38. Great price, great food, great restaurant! Can't wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Menu changeJamesDined on 9/3/2014We were in no hurry an that is good for a relaxing evening. The wine was chilled and delivered in a timely manner. Our food order was taken , we requested to split a Cesar salad, each half was just the right amount of salad. I requested anchovies on my half, which was not a problem. The toast that came with the salad was wonderfully crisp. We both had salmon that was cooked just right, nice and moist. The only problem came when we were halfway through our salad, the salmon arrived. The entre then sat and cooled while we finished our salads. Apple crisp desert was just the right amount to share,I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food. Too noisy.luvsfoodDined on 8/17/2014There were five of us. I requested specific seating and they had it all ready to go. The cafe was full and extremely noisy. We had to yell across the table at one another and then could barely hear. Our server was very nice and was quick to respond to requested or orders, but was always dashing off before we could say anything. My husband and I thought the food was wonderful. We had elderly people with us and the noise was off putting to them. My husband and I will go back, but the other folks will not.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Typical food/worst serviceDrKoobVIPDined on 7/30/2014We live across the street from the Coho Cafe in Redmond. We have eaten there more than 100 times over the 15 years we have lived here. It's our neighborhood place. A friend in Renton wanted to meet us at the Issaquah Coho which is halfway between the two. Food was fine. I had my usual ceviche and my bride had the chicken tacos. But the service was the worst we have ever had at either Coho. Our server (nameless at this point) took 10 minutes to bring us water, another 10 to take our drink order, another 10 to bring the drinks, another 10 to take our order. We asked for separate checks, he brought one. We asked for two...again. It took another 10 minutes. And he was a blabbermouth. When he did come to the table he told his life story.Special Features:
- The following 23 reviews are from the Coho Cafe - Issaquah reviews archive.
- Out to lunchOut2eatDined on 7/21/2014Great lunch with picky eaters! Everyone was able to find something they could eat and enjoy from seafood chop chop salad ( excellent) to grilled chicken and fruit salad ( wonderful). A nice gluten free menu as well as wine and beer choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pretty good experienceOutAndAboutDined on 7/12/2014The portions of our appetizers were pretty weak, given the price. However, we all enjoyed our main courses (pork chops, seafood fettuccine and the seafood grill) and those portions were reasonable for the price. The snickers dessert is really good.Special Features:
- Great Birthday Lunch!LuLuDined on 7/7/2014Took 2 good friends out to lunch for one of their birthdays. Had a lovely lunch; food was great, service was excellent, friendly, delightful. Gave the birthday girl her dessert for free. Very sweet. We all had a lovely time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodieDined on 6/6/2014The salmon was great. Waitress had a great sense of humor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/20/2014Love this place, been going off and on for years and lately been going to Easter Brunch annually. I was bummed when they took the Kogi Egg Stack off the normal menu (this was a while ago, maybe it's back on now), they do it as a special such as on Easter Brunch... I would easily put it in the top ten meals I've ever had. When it comes out it looks small, but by the time it's gone it is incredibly filling and oh so scrumptious! Also, their Bloody Marry's are just fantastic!Special Features:
- Be clear on your spice level here!DukTapeDined on 4/12/2014We had coconut prawns and they were crispy on the outside and perfectly tender inside. On 2 dishes the spice level was warmer than what the server said it would be. The seafood bisque was too salty -- and it was to have sweet crab meat, shrimp and ling cod. I detected only the ling cod -- which was really nice and tender. Another time I ate here I had some fish dish that was absolutely wonderful. I'll go for that something like that next time instead of the bisque or anything that's called "spicy"; even if they ask how hot we want something, I just don't trust them anymore. And I will go back -- we just messed up on some choices this time, I think, and will give it another shot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a great experienceTLCHDined on 4/7/2014have been to Coho Café numerous times with both family and business. It really is my "go to" place for a business lunch. Food is great and the staff is really what keeps bringing me back - friendly, prompt, polite and they never seemed rushed. Thank you and keep up the terrific work!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seafood dinnerKathyDined on 3/20/2014I like to go to Coho Café for the King Salmon, you can order it to the doneness you want. I order mine medium rare and my vegetables medium well and that is how I get it, very delicious. My husband goes for his favorite which is fish and chips and enjoys them as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid lunch placeDamayVIPDined on 3/14/2014Had the seafood ceviche which was quite good. Had lunch by myself, and the waiter was very attentive.Special Features:
- good spot for fresh fishgdt1VIPDined on 3/5/2014This restaurant does a good job on preparing fish at a fair price. When you want to get away and a have a solid meal you will be satisfied.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pleasant service but very noisyOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 2/28/2014We made reservations on-line for a Friday evening, something most in the small waiting area apparently didn't do. To the audible dismay of several that were waiting to be seated, we were seated very quickly when we arrived. Little separates you from other diners in most seating areas. The food was good - had seafood fettuccini, my wife had the Prime rib special available on Fri / Sat nights. Service was very fast. The only major distraction was the noise- when this place is busy the background noise is deafening. Availability of reservations and very fast service make this a good choice before theater or movie plans. But not so much for a relaxing dinner out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very nicely greeted. UsedMargieDined on 2/26/2014Very nicely greeted. Used coupon that had arrived in the mail, which was nice. The food was good.
- Horrible service!!OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 2/4/2014When I arrived my server was way too busy chatting it up with the other servers to notice me. I tried waving a hand in the air to try to get some attention after waiting about 10 minutes for someone to come over and see if I wanted to order anything. Once I ordered, I could see my food (a couple of apps and an entree) sitting in the food window while my server was again too busy chatting with her buddies to notice that my food was ready. This was really frustrating since she was standing right next to the food window, and still didn't notice. I called her over and asked her if it was my food sitting there. She brought it to me, and I never saw her again. Had to order drink, and get check from another server walking by. Really?
- Nice brunch menuHRHBJWDined on 2/2/2014We dined the morning of Super Bowl Sunday so there were hardly any patrons. Therefore, the noise level was low. Probably would be moderate to high during busy dinner hours. Server was very attentive, offered to split one one order so we could share. Enjoyed the trout and the poke, both of which you normally don't find on other restaurant menus. Overall, we felt we got a good value. Will dine there again!Special Features:
- Seafood Bisque to Die ForLesmalchatgrisVIPDined on 1/31/2014I have been a fan of the Coho Cafe in Issaquah since it opened even though I do not live very cose anymore. I do however meet friends for lunch on business and always have the Seafood Bisque and Cesar Salad. A winning combination. The Seafood Bisque tastes better every time I have it. It is outstanding and a must to try.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Coho Cafe - IssaquahSuzabelleDined on 1/12/2014Applewood grilled salmon, prawns and scallops were fantastic. Melt in your mouth.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A favorite of ours!HlbbDined on 1/10/2014& love this way of reservations- very easy! Thank you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprisingly goodMinkVIPDined on 12/26/2013Coho Cafe serves pretty good food. I had forgotten about this restaurant and was surprised to discover the food quality better than I had a number of years ago. Nice variety of options; fusion food, seafood and appetizers. If you've forgotten about Coho, it's worth another try.Special Features:
- Great Christmas Eve Dinner TreatLynnDined on 12/24/2013This is the 3rd year we've dined here for Christmas Eve. The menu changes and is creative, but reasonably priced. We had the jalapeno poppers and harissa BBQ ribs for appetizers. They were delicious, but the serviing size is a lot smaller than in the past. My husband had the Hawaiian bento (salmon, chicken & teriyaki beef with jasmine rice topped with furikake and Hawaiiian style macaroni salad). He loved it.....very ono! I had the grilled salmon, scallps and prawns entree which was cooked perfectly. I didn't have the potatoes gratin and substituted the veggies instead, which were basic green beans. The green beans were just so-so...some were tough and stringy and they were not evenly cooked (some were bright and crisp, others overcooked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great place for business lunch!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/6/20132nd time there to hold cluent meetings, excellent service from door to check.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always reliable, food is alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 11/1/2013Always reliable, food is always good, service is great . . . .Special Features:
- Nice local jointPJSeattleDined on 10/26/2013The food is never bad so we treat this as a neighborhood hangout. I wouldn't go out of my way to drive miles - but as a local place it's not too bad. I'm sure it's going to be facing big competition now that the restaurants in the Highlands have opened.Special Features:
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Slang term used in the incident of getting fucked, to say when one is going to get in trouble.
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Hi everyone,
I have seen a lot of stuff all over the web on the whole OpenCL debarcle and Blender, but it still leaves me wondering...
I love Blender thus far, it is a fantastic programme. However, I am working on a Mac and I am feeling a bit left out. It isn't possible to buy am new Mac without it having an AMD Graphics Card in it (notably the 27" iMac [my computer] or the Mac Pro (my future upgrade for 3D modelling).
My computer is powerful in terms of RAM and CPU, and my Graphics Card is a 1GB, however, when I try to even test render a brief animation of fire and put it at high resolution I might as well just go to sleep. Not happening.
The other thing is this whole OpenCL thing... to put it on the Mac I need to know how to code C++. Talk about isolating a huge chunk of the world. I am clueless on C++ and nor do I have time to learn it.
Basically, what kind of timeline do we think we are talking about for full support of graphics rendering (like CUDA) on an AMD Graphics Card? How long will I need to wait? It is really frustrating to be so left out while everybody on a PC with nVidia can cruise around rendering with glee while I have to sap my CPU resources just to do a test render...
Sorry if I sound a little frustrated, just spent 4 hours of my day trying to get some semblance of render capabilities, but to no avail.
Anyway, please could somebody kindly let me know the progress and a relative timeline! Would really help my sanity!
Thanks to all developers for an otherwise truly awesome 3D developer. Really great!
Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 1:41 pm
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i try to handle the same issue.
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Did the latest CUDA nVidia Update, downloaded the 2.66 64 bit Blender version. No Chance to get the CUDA support?
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I'm also very interested on knowing if you have a deadline for OpenCL, most of the information related to it in the forums is from two or tree years ago, and I would love to know if there is an estimated date or version where opencl will be enabled.
I also find blender incrediible utility, congrats
Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 2:52 pm
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Hello all,
I am also very interested to know this. I have a windows desktop that I built myself with dual AMD HD 6950s. They are great cards, but don't do anything for me in blender.
I see in the wiki it says that support for OpenCL is currently On Hold, but the reasoning is a very unclear. Does it have to do with AMD driver support or because of the current state of blender code?
Does blender ever plan on supporting AMD cards in the future or is this something that will never happen with the software? Is it something the devs plan on doing in the next year or two?
Also, thank you all so much for all the work that has gone into blender. It is amazing to be able to use something like this.
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As an original 2006 Mac Pro owner who recently decided to take advantage of the Nvidia driver support in 10.7/10.8 by purchasing a GTX 570 specifically for CUDA Cycles rendering, I am also concerned about the lack of AMD/OpenCL support. Simply because it will be time for me to upgrade soon.
I've held out with a 7 year old computer this long, and I am extremely curious about the just announced next-gen Mac Pro. But of course, the dual GPUs in the machine are AMD.
I'm just starting to learn Blender, but I fell in love with it from day one. I hope whatever the issue is surrounding full AMD support gets resolved in the near future.
PS. Just to give you an idea ... the GTX 570 in the 2006 Mac Pro is rendering Cycle frames as quick as my 2011 2.93 GHz 24-thread Mac Pro at work!
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File this under gossip since I have not been paying close attention to the problem...
There are two competing GPU libraries, CUDA (nVidia) and OpenCL (AMD). Right now CUDA is better supported since it basically just works. OpenCL has some issues with sucking up memory and a buggy compiler.
People *are* working on OpenCL support. There are no deadlines. When it works, it will be incorporated in a release. You may be able to find test builds on graphicall.org .
It is unfortunate your hardware is not well supported, but that has always been the case for certain chipsets and drivers.
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Unfortunately when it comes to new technology and features, people often get carried away with using vendor specific extensions once they get rolling especially if other manufacturers are behind the curve that year..
Let this be a lesson to you, if you are going to write software that takes advantage of new GPU functionality it has to be exhaustively tested on many different types of machines.
Unfortunately, nVidia was out of the gate more than a year ahead of AMD/ATI when it comes to transform feedback type features. Because of this, many people have nVidia specific extensions deep within their code and it's going to be a while before people adopt a uniform multi-vendor way of doing things.
If you want to help speed this along then send Brecht van Lommel an email and volunteer to help him bug-test experimental Cycles builds on your AMD/ATI machines. He doesn't have a lot of help with this yet. If you ask him what extensions and functions that he is having issues with then you can do research for him by digging up open source code examples that he may be able to use to get his work fully supporting all possible GPU's.
I would like to see a cycles texture baker so I started roughing one out using GLSL and C, if it can then be ported into OSL and python, Brecht will have had a chunk of his work taken care of, and then he may be willing to tie up whatever loose ends remain without having to put off all his other workload for an indefinite period of time.
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We had a great stay here. It isn't super fancy or anything amazing, but it was a nice, simple hotel in a good area with nice people working there. It was easy to get around the town, and we felt close enough to everything. The food wasn't great in the hotel restaureants. The room was clean and a decent size, and the public areas were also very simple and pretty. I would recommend this hotel as a reasonably priced play to stay in Siem Reap.
Colud not ask for much more in a hotel. We travelled as part of group, our check in was very efficient. Large spotless room with great bathroom. Pool and gardens were lovely and well maintained. Good location only a $2. Tuk Tuk ride to central markets, Pub street and most attractions. As lovely as the hotel in the most impressive thing about it was the personnell. From the front desk to restaurant and cafe staff, concierge and doorman the service was both friendly and impeccable. Our needs were not only met but in many cases anticipated. Well done
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One of the best hotels we've stayed at. Great location amazing service. Nothing is too much trouble. The pool area is a godsend when its 35 most days. The market sere very close just hop on a tuk tuk outside the hotel. Very close to temples and the sightseeing. Would desinitelyrecommend staying here.
Room Tip: A room with a balcony facing the pool.
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Designed and built in Finland as a scientific research vessel, the Akademik Ioffe is very stable, quiet and comfortable. External stabilizers and a built-in trimming system provide exceptional stability while still permitting excellent maneuverability. The Ioffe has an ice-strengthened hull and a maximum cruising speed in open water of 14.5 knots. She accommodates 96 guests and has been refitted and refurbished in recent years to enhance guests' comfort and the caliber of on-board facilities.
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Arctic Circle in Focus: Photographic SymposiumThis is an exploration of the wildlife, culture and spectacular scenery in the Canadian Arctic and Greenland. From Iqaluit on the east coast of Baffin Island to the west coast of Greenland this 11-day adventure sails through a spectacular wilderness of glaciers, mountains, fjords and breathtaking icebergs. Along the way, the Inuit settlements of both Canada and Greenland will open eyes to the rich and unique cultures that have survived in this harsh landscape for many hundreds of years.
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We are looking for a post-theatre dinner around Richard Rodgers theatre, W. 46th Street. The closer the better, although I'd be willing to hop in a cab to UWS - the most important thing is that the food and atmosphere is good. I will be dining with people who lean towards Italian, although we are options to all possibilities....thanks!
Look into Insieme on W. 51st. The dinner menu is strong. It's divided into classic / traditional Italian and modern Italian portions, so there should be something for everyone. Some people complain about the dining room being too "sterile", but I find it attractive and sleekly modern. The wine list is pretty extensive and the somellier knowledgable.
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For non-Italian, I am a big fan of the Modern Dining Room at the MoMA on 53rd St. (not the Bar Room). The food is nominally French / Alsatian. It and the service have always been impeccable.
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Le Madeleine is, alas, no more. I keep looking to see if they have opened somewhere else, but not yet.
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My pick for Italian near 46th St. would be Trattoria Trecolori, on 47th, b/t B'way & 8th Av. Well-prepared, delicious homestyle fare. Friendly, efficient service. Attractive decor and nicely-spaced tables.
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For something different, try Bali Nusa Indah (Indonesian, between 45th and 46th on 9th Avenue). The other bloggers have given excellent suggestions so I don't think you'll go wrong with anything they have already recommended. I eat lunch here at least 4 times a month (great lunch specials). I haven't had a bad meal yet and their dinner prices are very inexpensive--you seem to get a lot for the money. Enjoy your show.
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interesting, rutgers2. i didn't know this existed. i don't know of too many indonesian restaurants in nyc, so i'll have to give this a try.
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Bali Nusa Indah has been around for a long time. We've never tried it because most of the opinions I've read have been more negative than rutgers2's. The thing that would interest me the most would be the Indonesian Rijstaafel. We had a extremely fine one in Amsterdam, where it's very popular, so the bar for me would be high. Unfortunately, I've heard that the version served at Bali Nusa is not particularly impressive. If you do go and have the Rijstaafel, I would be very interested in hearing what you think.
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I'm disappointed to hear that you all have heard about or had bad experiences at Bali Nusa. I don't like to recommend a place until I have been there a few times and enjoyed it. However, I only eat lunch there and am vegan so there aren't many options on the menu for me to begin with. I would be interested to hear what cimui experiences (if you decide to go, cimui). I had forgotten to mention Dervish (Turkish) on 46th between 6th and 7th Avenues, Saigon 48 on 48th between 8th and Broadway. I only go for lunch because I work in Midtown but I've lucked out so far.
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Looks like I said something verboten. So to restate my previous response:
I don't know whether things have recently improved at Bali Nusa, but I have had several very disappointing meals there in the past, including their rijstaafel.
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I'm sorry, racer x, I didn't mean to sound that way at all. I totally respect your opinion and just wanted to mention that since I have a limited diet, I think you would know better than me, that's all. Again, I apologize.


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The Hoosier Gun Swingers of Walkerton are Indiana State Champions. Now, three of their members will head to Colorado Springs for the National Junior Olympic Shotgun Championship.
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The National Junior Olympic Shotgun Championship is September 24-26 in Colorado Springs.
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The kinetic theory of matter states that the smallest particles we can detect are made of still smaller particles in constant motion. It does not describe what those smaller particles are made of or where they come from. In my own model, everything in our universe consists of a chaotic mix of ethereal shear waves (regular energy) and ethereal pressure waves (dark energy). Exchange of momentum between the two kinds of waves distorts the flux of dark energy around each shear wave in a certain pattern relative to the shear wave's phase and polarity. This results in forces of attraction and repulsion between pairs of shear waves. One such force causes certain pairs of shear waves to orbit one another, converting their kinetic energy to the rest mass of a particle. Each type of fundamental particle is a strange attractor. Orbiting spins the dark energy flux of the individual shear waves in a spiral pattern. At close range, the spiral patterns around two fundamental particles may mesh like gears, forming a larger orbiting pair of particles. Larger scale strange attractors account for all the known particles. Larger still strange attractors account for molecules, stars, galaxies, and the cosmic foam. The cosmic foam of our universe is the ether foam of a super-universe and the ether foam of our universe is the cosmic foam of a sub-universe. Expansion of space pops cosmic foam bubbles, generating pressure waves which are the dark energy of the next larger-scale universe. Pressure waves shake zones of varying foam density, generating shear waves which are the regular energy of the next larger-scale universe. So particles are made of waves in a medium made of particles in another medium made of waves in a medium of particles .... ad infinitum. That is my own extension of the kinetic theory of matter. ** This is what I have**
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from other financial corporations (OFCs) decreased by £10.8bn in November. Decreases in deposits from central clearing counterparties (-£9.3bn), securities dealers (-£2.9bn), investment and unit trusts (-£2.8bn) and fund managers (-£2.5bn) were partially offset by increases in deposits from securitisation special purpose vehicles (+£3.1bn) and other financial intermediaries (+£2.9bn). Deposits from non-financial corporations (NFCs) increased by £6.7bn. The rise was due to increases in deposits from public administration and defence (+£2.4bn), transport, storage and communication (+£2.1bn), mining and quarrying (+£1.8bn) and manufacturing (+£0.8bn). This was partially offset by a decrease in deposits from education (-£0.6bn).
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to OFCs increased by £14.8bn. The rise was mainly due to increases in lending to fund managers (+£8.3bn), securities dealers (+£4.9bn) and bank holding companies (+£4.7bn), partially offset by a decrease in lending to central clearing counterparties (-£2.3bn) and mortgage and housing credit corporations
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