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Happy Birthday, Carole King!!!
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Happy Birthday to Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Carole King, who turns 71 on today (February 9th)! Most fans associate King with her own hits, such as 1971's "It's Too Late," "I Feel The Earth Move," and "So Far Away," plus 1974's "Jazzman," but in the 1960's King was responsible for co-writing with her then-husband Gerry Goffin some of the biggest hits to come out of that decade. Most recently she hit the road with old friend James Taylor as part of the duo's joint sold out "Troubadour Reunion Tour." In 2010, she and Taylor released the live package Live At The Troubadour. The disc was recorded on November 28th, 29th, and 30th, 2007 at L.A.'s legendary Troubadour club in celebration of the venue's 50th anniversary.
Among the many Goffin/King-penned hits were the Number One records "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," recorded by the Shirelles in 1960; "Take Good Care Of My Baby," recorded by Bobby Vee in 1961; and "The Loco-Motion," recorded by Little Eva in 1962 and Grand Funk Railroad in 1974, when it again reached Number One. Other Goffin/King songs included "Up On The Roof" by the Drifters, "Chains," recorded by the Cookies and the Beatles, "One Fine Day" by the Chiffons, "Pleasant Valley Sunday" by the Monkees, "I'm Into Something Good" by Herman's Hermits, "Goin' Back" by the Byrds, "Don't Bring Me Down" by the Animals, "Go Away Little Girl" by Donny Osmond, and "(You Make Me Feel) Like A Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin. Goffin and King were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990 as non-performers.
In 1971 James Taylor scored his only Number One hit to date with a cover of King's "You've Got A Friend." Taylor explained that he and King almost immediately recognized a kindred spirit in one another: "It turned out we spoke the same language. We sat down and we slipped back into the mother tongue, really. It was great. We played on each other's records; we just had a common mind, y'know?"
In 1997, fellow singer-songwriter Billy Joel covered the Goffin/King song "Hey Girl" for his album Greatest Hits Volume 3. Joel spoke of his life-long respect for King: "Now, Carole King -- there's got to be some carving of her on Mount Rushmore. I mean, this woman has written so much music in the pantheon of popular music . . . I don't think people know how much this woman did! How she changed the face of popular music. . . The Beatles, I believe, were trying to emulate Goffin and King. I know that Lennon and McCartney wanted to be the next Goffin and King."
Micky Dolenz, who was a recipient of several Goffin/King classics during his time in the Monkees released a 2010 tribute disc to King, titled, King For A Day. We asked Micky if after recording the album he could pick a single favorite Carole King tune: "That's a good question. I don't think so. I mean she wrote so many different types of tunes. Things like 'Cryin' In The Rain' to 'Don't Bring Me Down' to 'Up On The Roof' -- I mean the spectrum is as wide as you can possibly get. When we started going through her catalogue, her list of songs -- we were going down this list going, 'She wrote that?! (Laughs)"
In 1999, King's landmark 1971 album Tapestry received a prestigious Diamond Award from the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), signifying sales of over 10 million units.
Tapestry was re-released in 2008 in an expanded 35th anniversary edition. The reissue includes a bonus disc featuring live performances of the entire album in its exact running order from 1973 and 1976 recorded in Boston, Columbia, Maryland, New York's Central Park and the San Francisco Opera House.
In December 2001, King was honored with a Heroes Award by the New York chapter of the Recording Academy. King was asked about her long-term plans: "Hopefully, continue to do the job I do, which is to write and record music and continue to inspire people with my work and my life and do the things I love to do and if I can do that, I'll be happy."
In 2007 King re-released her live album from her extended Living Room tour, which featured unplugged versions of most of her best-known songs.
In 2011 writer/director John Sayles signed on to adapt Girls Like Us: The Story Of Carly Simon, Joni Mitchell And Carole King into an upcoming major motion picture for Sony Pictures. The 2008 book wowed critics for it's in-depth study of the women's careers and placement in the singer-songwriter movement. The picture will be directed by Katie Jacobs, best known for her work on Fox's House. No shoot date has been announced.
King released her first Christmas album on in 2011, called A Holiday Carole. The set, which was produced by her daughter Louise Goffin, includes such standards as "Sleigh Ride," "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," "Do You Hear What I Hear," among others -- including King's tip of the hat to her own Jewish faith, with "Chanukah Prayer."
Carole King will perform tonight (February 9th) in Margaret River, Australia.
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The goal of this research is to develop a new methodology for measuring the release of nitrate from soils using the Satlantic SUNA nitrate sensor and soil core samples from around the UW Bothell wetlands. Preliminary data shows that nitrate concentrations diminish as percolation and runoff continue. The new methodology we develop will be employed to answer additional questions and applied to different sites.
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English holly (Ilex aquifolium) is an increasingly prominent invader of Pacific NW forests but little is known about the spatial pattern of invasion at a local level. With the aid of a geographic information system (GIS) we aim at modeling the spatial distribution of this plant species in St. Edward Park. One factor that could explain the distribution of this plant species is its relationship with the presence of other vegetation types. Thus, we will map the different vegetation types found in the study area with a resolution consistent enough with local level analysis and to use it as a base map. We will identify native and invasive species in the study area. We will also validate this information with in-situ data. With these data and other spatial layers we will spatially model the dispersion of English holly.
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This research explores the peculiarities of coevolution, in which two species interact in a way that causes one to affect the fitness of the other. In ideal coevolution, the affected species will change in such a way that the first species is reciprocally affected, and so on. After culturing two microbes in an environment that required the two species to work together in the absence of sulfate, we expected that after 1000 generations, the microbe with a metabolic function that involves sulfate reduction would have eliminated the sulfate-reducing function. What was unexpected was that while many strains of this microbe experienced mutations that removed their ability to reduce sulfate, some retained the sulfate reduction function. Could this be a rare advantage in which a gene is selected for at low levels because of some fitness advantage?
Mentor: Kristina Hillesland, Biological Sciences, STEM
After completing introductory biology, student attitudes about biology often shift toward more novice-like perceptions rather than toward expert-like thinking. A hybrid introductory biology class was created that utilized four learning environments: face-to-face classroom instruction, small breakout sessions lead by peer facilitators that occurred during class time, a classroom blog, and laboratory exercises. A new emphasis on experimental design was stressed and students were encouraged to connect biology with their daily lives through the use of blog assignments. Novice-to-expert-like perceptions about biology as assessed using the Colorado Learning Attitudes about Science Survey for Biology (CLASS-Bio) increased in student-matched percent-favorable score (percent agreement with experts).
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The year 1946 is a significant point of divergence for Japanese history. Immediately following the end of World War II, many Western policies were implemented and Japan underwent a chaotic era of transformation. One of the major changes was the language transformation policy which simplified and reduced the number of commonly used Kanji characters and changed the pronunciation of the phonetic Kana characters. By examining 1946 issues of the Hokubei Hochi, a Japanese American immigrant newspaper in the Seattle area, this research will elucidate how language, both native and foreign, plays a role in the ways people (1) acculturate or adapt to the host culture, and/or (2) enculturate or maintain ties to their heritage culture.
Mentor: Kristin Gustafson, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
In this research, we intend to study the performance of various beamforming techniques and compare them. Beamforming for an array of microphones can be sued to enhance signal quality, track signal source movement, and extract information about the source, such as position and number of sources.
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Software development teams often operate under tight deadlines. They must reach decisions on which features to include in the next project release and which products are ready for release. Information must often be obtained from various sources, including source code written in different languages and documentation stored in different formats. This paper explores a technique, FACTS PT, which automatically extracts, aggregates, and visualizes change entries and other relevant software metrics. According to the results of our case study, with an undisclosed organization, the project information provided by FACTS PT is helpful to both project managers and developers.
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Consciousness is a multidisciplinary inquiry into the nature, dynamics, and functions of the mind. It introduces students to new paradigms of consciousness informed by depth psychology, neuroscience, quantum physics, and contemplative practices, and ask them to consider the impact of this inquiry on their personal and professional lives. To date, several hundred students at the UW Bothell and Seattle campuses have taken a course about consciousness with the majority reporting powerful and transformative effects. We explore the breadths of their experiences in an effort to understand more fully the impact of studying consciousness on undergraduates' intellectual and psychological growth.
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Are people involved with community based air monitoring, or "citizen science," ethically demanding the need to be acknowledged as having credible knowledge which Miranda Fricker refers to as "epistemic justice?"
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Teams have become the basic building blocks of organizations and are often responsible for much of an organization's performance. However, the work performed by teams to create products or conduct services occurs in a dynamic environment that is rife with uncertainty and can be disrupted by anything from small interruptions to severe crises that impact the way teams carry out their work. To understand the types of disruptions teams face and how teams handle disruptions, we examine processes and outcomes of teams in healthcare. Healthcare teams are responsible for treatment and improvement of human life and must overcome all manner of disruptions. Background about the study of disruptions and progress of data collection and analysis to date is presented.
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"Creating a student-run website and publishing machine"
The Center formerly known as Serious Play recently launched The Next, a student-driven digital media blog. The website was designed, built, and is now being run mostly by students. It serves as a student-moderated publishing platform that engages with issues of technology, social justice, media analysis, and more. We will present the journey of The Next from idea to thriving website, and how student engagement was fostered both in development and post-launch. This presentation will explain the design processes that the students went through in designing the website; from the initial research into user types and layouts, brand development, as well as the eventual implementation of the site itself. Finally it will demonstrate the use of the website in the UWB community and how students can use the site to engage in a discourse about digital media and technology in an interdisciplinary context. Overall we hope to showcase how student involvement and passion can drive projects in the undergraduate environment, as well as touch on how best to engage student interest.
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Planarians are flatworms with the ability to regenerate and exhibit negative phototaxis, a tendency to turn away from light. Amputation of the head inhibits both light detection and negative phototaxis until axons from the photoreceptors properly connect to the cephalic ganglion. Planarians can recruit stem cells to the severed body part through complex signaling and regrow fully functional photoreceptors within seven days. In mammals, activity-dependent regeneration of axonal connections from eyes to the brain is necessary during early stages of development. Our study asks if light stimulus is required for planarians to establish proper photoreceptor connection to the brain. Results suggest light stimulus is NOT required for connecting photoreceptors to the cephalic ganglion and regaining their functionality. Future studies on mechanosensory and chemosensory would enhance understanding of the processes during regeneration of the brain.
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This poster describes preliminary research to an ethnographic study of the transformation of place and culture along Portugal's southwest coast, a region characterized by agriculture, tourism and fishery. This paper explores the human consequences – positive and negative – of long-term infrastructural subsidies and recent austerity measures by the European Union (E.U.). Drawing its academic foci and theories from the fields of socio-cultural anthropology, political science and European studies, this paper ultimately argues that the produced material realities have transformative and lasting impacts – visible and invisible - on the internal structures and identities of these coastal communities.
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This research investigated two recurring themes of marriage and religion and their prominent role in the community as seen in the Japanese American press during the post World War II era. I conducted an archival style of research. Ultimately, the findings from the primary documents and the literary sources contribute to the research field of social sciences, as this research brings implications to the idea that the Japanese American communities endured a major cultural shift following the events that occurred during World War II.
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Syntrophies are interactions in which one species consumes the toxic byproducts of another. They play an essential role in the anaerobic breakdown of organic compounds. In the syntrophic interaction studied here, Desulfivibrio provides hydrogen as a toxic byproduct that a methanogen consumes. The evolved lines of D. vulgaris show mutations that may be adaptations to increased concentrations of ions in the environment. The functionality of these mutations is not yet clear, but they may improve the accumulation of osmoprotectants or prevent the transport of harmful ions into the cell.
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Feminist activism can flourish across time, space, and mediums. Yet one aspect is almost always a constant: the risk-taking nature of such work. Professor Julie Shayne sheds light into this topic in her newest book, Taking Risks: Feminist Activism and Research in the Americas. This edited collection of essays narrates the stories and scholarly research of feminist activist-scholars in Latin America and the diaspora. My research within this framework focuses on finding the main underlying themes and drawing connections between the essays in each of the book's sections. The final product will be introductions emphasizing the overarching themes in each of the section's chapters, which will be showcased at the conference to synthesize the entire book.
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Bio220 at UW Bothell, the third quarter of the introductory biology sequence, has been able to shift student attitudes toward expert-like thinking regarding biology and problem solving. This is rare and has not been documented in the literature. The norm is for students to slip back toward novice-like thinking after experiencing large introductory classes. Our initial analyses seem to uncover at least two salient practices that we report here: 1) the instructor creates a two-way dialog between teacher and student and 2) the instructor modulates the pitch of his voice to signify important take home messages and keep the attention of the class. Future work will begin to analyze if these practices do indeed influence the attitudes of the class and help students develop more expert-like ways of thinking even in a large introductory class.
Mentor: Bryan White, Biological Sciences, STEM
The first exposure to college biology is sometimes focused on content at the expense of introducing scientific practices and the real world connection to biology. A new hybrid introductory biology class was created that utilized four learning environments: face-to-face (F2F) classroom instruction, small breakout sessions lead by peer facilitators, a classroom blog, and new laboratory exercises. This talk will report out on analysis of pre/post testing comparing results of the Experimental Design Ability Test (EDAT) that was given in this revised course as well as in a previous iteration of this class in a traditional format. Further studies are planned to tease apart the contributions of the various learning environments to the gains in student perceptions toward biology.
Mentor: Bryan White, Biological Sciences, STEM
Regeneration, the redevelopment of lost limbs and organs, is a complex process based on several molecular pathways and interactions of specific signals within cells. Freshwater planaria, Dugesia Tigrina, are one of the finest model organisms for manipulating signals of this process during regeneration due to their broad central nervous system (CNS) network and marvelous composition of stem cells. In this study, calcium (Ca2+) signals were manipulated throughout the CNS using Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), a drug known for its ability to prevent Ca2+ signaling by sequestering Ca2+ molecules. Analysis of planarian trunk fragments exposed to EDTA and regenerated in spring water showed a convincing correlation between the inhibition of Ca2+ signaling with double-headed regeneration. Further speculation suggests that there is high importance of calcium signaling for normal regeneration of a head and tail region (differentiation) within planaria.
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The present research discusses various typologies of social movements as put forth by social movement theorists, revolution theorists and sociologists alike. It attempts to extract the essential elements of the causes for social movement uprisings from a multitude of theoretical backgrounds and reveals through the literature that there is not an agreed upon supposition. Rather, the determinants for a social movement involve a more complex process than one theory is able to provide. With an emphasis on Relative Deprivation theories of social movements, this project will form a tentative hypothesis pertaining to the eruption of social movements.
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The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was developed through grassroots efforts, beginning in the late 1980s, as a legislative effort to protect and eradicate violence against women. Through VAWA, the U.S. Congress funds $659 million over five years via grant programs administered primarily through the U.S. Dept of Justice. As of 2012, the bill was expanded to include new protections for Native American women, undocumented female migrant workers and LGBTQ victims and survivors, as well as focus on more significant prevention efforts. Many who oppose the bill have argued that it promotes divorce while being anti-marriage and should not include the under-supported populations mentioned. Additionally, critics argue that domestic violence issues are better dealt with on a local level while federal funding is essentially being wasted.
Mentor: Julie Shayne, Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
Most medical centers offer services in one language: English. Regulations to offer services in more than one language are frequently unenforced. Why, if the United States has no official language, are Spanish speakers struggling to receive adequate health care simply because they cannot understand their doctors? Despite hospital efforts to accommodate individuals with limited English proficiency, a dramatic rise of immigrants seeking health care exceeds the capabilities of the US healthcare system. Inadequate health care for patients with limited English proficiency is a social injustice and discrimination in medical treatment. One solution is for the US government to establish a national standard and enforce accommodations to aid patients with limited English proficiency.
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In many colleges, introductory Java classes are taught by lectures coupled with monotonous homework assignments that have a heavy emphasis on applying what you learned, but a negligible emphasis on fun. This project aspires to instead teach these rudimentary concepts through games that encourage creativity and application of what the student has learned in class. Our responsibilities on this team include testing Java tutorials for difficulty and clarity by actually completing them ourselves, providing feedback to the team so that the tutorials can be adjusted to be more informative, concise, and fun for students, and helping out with game design. If implemented correctly, this new way of teaching could not only be fun for the students, but also encourage those who have been put off by how difficult uniform programming can be. This could be the future of teaching introductory computer science.
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New submarine volcanoes, a large hydrothermal field with a thriving exotic animal ecosystem and areas rich with deep-sea ocean animals are among the discoveries reported today by U.S. and Indonesian scientists who explored the largely unknown deep Sulawesi Sea last summer off the coast of Indonesia.
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What is the simulation of Electrical Systems?
The use of simulation to design electrical systems, components, and devices is a practice that is quickly being adopted by the electrical engineering community. Designing and optimizing these systems and components often requires a good understanding and appreciation of the static, low or high-frequency electromagnetic phenomena affecting them. This can occur on large scales, such as in power cables transmitting electricity from country to country, or on the nanometer scale of a semiconductor diode. Simulation lets the designer take these variables into account in one unified environment and helps reduce the time-to-market for these electrical systems.
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Electrical devices come in many shapes and sizes and often have to connect and correlate with many other devices in an electrical system. These can include inductors, capacitors, coils, motors, and insulating material, where the parameters that must be measured and optimized to describe their property include inductance, capacitance, impedance, force, torque, and resistance. Doing this requires simulating the individual device's electric, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields in the low-frequency domain, and connecting these solutions to other devices within a system or circuit. Often, BH curves and other material nonlinearities must also be considered and included in the simulation.
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Conductors, insulators, and magnets are devices that are described by simulating the electrostatic and magnetostatic fields within and surrounding them. The current-carrying media for these applications can be thick or thin, and appropriate simulating techniques, such as thin shell formulations for direct currents, are required to achieve accurate results. Electromagnetic shielding is also an important phenomenon that needs to be considered when optimizing devices for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and interference (EMI).
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Whenever an electrical system conducts current, heat will be produced. Joule heating involves the direct application of current through the conductor, while induction heating involves an electromagnetically-induced eddy current in the device that is producing heat. Joule and induction heating can have both positive and negative effects, but in all situations, this effect should be understood and designed for through simulation. The change in temperature can alter the material's conductivity, while thermal stresses can lead to material deformation and destruction.
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RF and microwave devices, such as waveguides, antennas, filters, and cavities require accurately simulating their resonant behavior through solving Maxwell's equations for electromagnetic wave propagation. Specialized elements used in the discretization scheme together with appropriate preconditioning algorithms and direct or iterative solvers are used for simulating the often computationally-expensive systems. Sometimes, parallel processing on multicore computers is useful for simulating large models or running frequency sweeps to compute properties such as S-parameters, power dissipation, transmission, reflection, impedance, and electromagnetic field distributions.
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High-frequency electromagnetic wave phenomena propagating in structures that are long and large in comparison to their wavelengths are challenging to simulate. Devices of these types are typically used for optics and photonics applications, where even anisotropic, nonlinear, and metamaterial media may need to be considered. For these systems, which include optical fibers, bidirectional couplers, plasmonic devices, and laser beams, robust and accurate simulations often require special methods for the discretization of Maxwell's equations to compute the full transmission and reflection properties.
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Electric energy losses in RF and microwave components invariably result in the production of heat, which can sometimes be put to use in devices like microwave ovens and biomedical treatment. On the other hand, imposed heat from the environment can have effects on the electromagnetic properties of such devices, including waveguides, antennas, and filters. All such characteristics should be accounted for prior to the manufacturing and deployment of such devices. Often, such simulations require simultaneously solving for the electromagnetic wave behavior in the frequency domain and the heat transfer equation in the stationary- or time-domain.
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Simulations of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and piezoelectric devices require consideration of both the electric and mechanical aspects of these devices. Actuators, sensors, gyroscopes, and resonators are just some of the many microscale and nanoscale components that require the coupling of these two phenomena when modeled, often with other phenomena such as thin-film gas damping, anisotropic loss-factors for solid and piezo materials, anchor damping, and thermoelastic damping. This requires sophisticated techniques to provide analyses in the stationary and transient domains, as well as to perform fully-coupled eigenfrequency, quasi-static, and frequency response analyses. Find additional MEMS models and user stories by visiting the MEMS Showcase.
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Simulating semiconductor devices, such as MOSFETs and MESFETs, Schottky diodes, and P-N junctions at the fundamental level involves solving the drift-diffusion equations to model the transport of electrons and holes. In order to do this, you often need to use mobility models that describe the scattering of carriers within the semiconductor material. Often, multiphysics effects can influence semiconductor performance, as residual thermal stresses are present after manufacturing, and a lot of devices generate heat. These affect the mobility and transport properties within semiconductors, and must be considered in the model.
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I've been thinking about disreputable art more than usual lately, between the film adaptation of 50 Shades of Grey coming out and Jonathan Franzen franzenating about women mucking up the whole respectable novel business. I can't help but think of the history of the novel in Europe and North America. A tawdry form that was consumed by women, often written pseudonynmously by women and wholly damaging to one's character, virtue and imagination. Art that makes us unsafe and disreputable has been around for a long time. Plato had concerns about the Mixolydian Mode's effect on impressionable youths. And it's made me think about my own reading that might be considered disreputable in the comics' world. Sometimes it's good to get back to our roots here at the Gutter. Continue reading…
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Phoronix: AMD R300/R400 Radeon Gallium3D Finally Gets MSAA
The AMD Radeon "R300" Gallium3D driver has finally enabled MSAA anti-aliasing support for the very old ATI R300 and R400 class graphics processors...
Hey.. I am that one user..
What's the point working at AMD if they cannot provide at least a few cards for testing?
And don't tell me that those cards are too old...
Also shouldn't they have a few testers at least?
Also their warehouse isn't likely endless. Just a few years ago they couldn't even find Rage128 docs anymore, that doesn't bode well for finding actual cards.
Not having actual cards is one thing - though actually I personally have a bunch of various cards (GPU, controllers, NIC, ...) ranging from old ISA, VLB, PCI, AGP to modern PCI. Most of them bought used on ebay when they were cheap. And they don't use that much space.
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A good weight-loss system is only as good as your commitment. With a balanced, practical system spiced with common sense, you can be successful. All systems are destined to fail, however, if you fail the system. An effective weight-loss system is one that incorporates the following aspects: how to eat, balanced nutrition, exercise, and attitude. Let's look at what you need to bring to a good weight-loss program for you to win at weight loss.
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Tenacity is the most critical factor for weight loss. In the words of Winston Churchill, "Never, never, never, never, never give up."
Figure that it takes two to three months for a woman to lose a dress size healthfully. Ditto for a man to lose 2 inches of belt size. If you are starting at a size 20 and want to be a size 10, it could take as long as 15 months. Can you hang in there for the long haul?
You could be thinking to yourself, "Fifteen months! By then I'll be almost a year and a half older. Do I have to be larger than I want to be for 15 months?" You know the answer. It's yes. Think of it this way: you will be 15 months older anyway. When you get there, would you rather be overweight or your ideal size?
To reach your goal, don't allow yourself to be derailed by stress, depressed emotions, or an off-the-cuff comment from friends or family. Although you want quick results, it's easy to get discouraged when you don't see visible results right away. Weight loss takes as long as it takes.
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When you begin a weight-loss program, you are starting a growth process, just like planting a seed. After planting the seed, it needs time to germinate. If you become impatient to see the tiny green plant shoot and decide to dig up the seed to see whether it's germinating, you will kill the plant. Germination is the time for patience. As you eat nutritiously and exercise faithfully, you will see some changes, but you cannot reach your weight goal overnight, just as the seed doesn't sprout and produce beautiful flowers overnight.
Fruition is when the seed bears flowers and fruit. For you, the fruition of your goal is when those jeans fit comfortably. The attainment of your ideal size can take months and perhaps even years from when you begin. Be patient. Good things come to those who persevere and wait.
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We are bombarded with weight-loss advertising and news reports about the growing "size" of the population. At the same time, Madison Avenue tries to seduce us with advertising that promotes food and eating. The newsstand formula for selling checkout counter magazines is simple: picture a luscious-looking dessert and a headline that reads, "Lose 10 pounds in a week." These magazines fuel our national love-hate affair with food and eating.
Fast-food restaurants still tantalize us with offers to "supersize" our orders because of the extra "value" we get. Sit-down restaurants serve portions that are big enough for two or three people. We are repeatedly encouraged to assume that bigger is better … even when it's not.
Supersized meals lead to supersized bodies. These hefty meals offer enough food to feed two, three, or four people. Rather than getting supersized meals, get a right-size meal. Get just enough to meet your body's needs and no more.
Today, food is more widely available and abundant for the average person than at any other time in the history of man, especially in first-world countries such as the United States. This hasn't always been the case. You don't have to go back far in history to find times when food was not plentiful. Many people lived in a feast-or-famine environment. When food was plentiful, they ate lots of it because they didn't know from where their next meal was coming. They ate richly whenever they could to store enough fat so that they could make it through the lean times. Today, in our country food is plentiful, but many people eat as their ancestors did—eagerly and anxiously—as though they don't know when they are going to eat again.
Practically any food you could possibly want is available right now within less than an hour's drive of your home. Even if you live away from a city, you can order your favorite foods through the Internet and mail-order catalogs. You can't even begin to eat all the food that is available to you.
Think of a T-shirt emblazoned with the saying "So much food, so little time." Hopefully that has not been your food motto. If it has, change it. How about a T-shirt that reads, "I eat all that I need but not more than I need." Or it might have a motto of "I eat plenty but not more than enough." These mottos add an elegance to eating that lets you be in control. It lets you transcend the caveman urge to fill up at every food station on your path through life.
For now, think about right-sizing both your body and your food intake. Plan to take in enough food to stay healthy and active. Plan to stop eating supersized meals before they supersize you.
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I believe the command line utility aticonfig also use the amd adl sdk api.Code:aticonfig --od-getclocks
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