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Several insulin delivery devices are being discontinued by a major insulin manufacturer. On Jan. 1, 2010, the Novolin Innolet R, Innolet N, Innolet 70/30, and any of the Novolin Pen fills, except the Novolog Pen fill, will no longer be available.
This will be difficult for those of you who depend on these insulin devices to manage diabetes. The prefilled Flex pen is a great device and is easier to use than the Pen fill cartridge pens, but it doesn't come with NPH insulin. The Innolet is also a great pen device. In fact, when it first came out I often said it was the best thing since sliced bread to happen to diabetes education.
I have a patient with severe rheumatoid arthritis who's on twice- a-day NPH insulin program. The only way she can give her own injections is with the Innolet pen. She has tried the other NPH pen and is unable to manage it. She's at the point where she may need to hire a nursing service and have a nurse come into her home to give her injections twice a day. This is a major expense and she'd lose her independent living. A number of our patients have dexterity issues and the Innolet has been an extremely useful tool. I've also found it useful for illiterate clients and individuals with poor eyesight.
The same company will only have NPH insulin available in a vial. This means that a healthcare provider will have to order the NPH for their patients as vial/syringes, write a prescription for the other major insulin company's NPH pen, or switch to another insulin program. All these options do come with some obstacles.
The bottom line — talk to your health care provider about your options.
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I have had severe rheumatoid arthritis since the late 1960s. My fingers are twisted and bent backward.
Using the Innolet Insulin Pen was so easy for my hands, but the fountain pen looking pen I am now using is getting more difficult by the day to use.
Will medical companies begin to make the Innolet Pen again. I for one would very much appreciate that.
I know this is an old post but my comment is still relevent ... my great-grandmother was diagnosed at a point she had cataracts so she couldn't see anything. We only had Regular and NPH back then.
Someone came weekly and drew the insulin (into syringes) for her. Left them the refrigerator.
Perhaps that's an option. If there are different doses, draw them and place them in different places so they won't get mixed up. Mark them with large dark letters.
My mother is 86 years of age, is visually impaired and has been using the innolet for the past 3yrs since my father passed away. He was her carer and always managed her insulin and injections, she is so upset that she will have to rely on nurses coming in twice a day to give her the insulin. It is taking away her independence, as it is to a lot of people. We a currently looking for something similar so that we can teach her to inject herself so she can regain her confidence and independence.
is there any new product out since this was discontinued.the alternatives are very dificult
I use the Levemir with the FlexPen. Some times I have a sore knot that comes on the injection site. What an I doing wrong when I give myself the injection.
Nancy: The pens that are discontinued are the Novolin Innolet R, Innolet N, Innolet 70/30, and any of the Novolin Pen fills, except the Novolog Pen fill. According to NovoNordisk website they still have novolog cartridges for the Novopen Jr. Some pharmacies do not stock novolog (rapid insulin) cartridges. You might check with another pharmacy.
I've been using the Novopen Jr with 1/2 unit capability & Novolog cartridges for a long time. Now I'm told I can no longer get the cartridges. The same thing happened with Humalog several years ago. I NEED the half unit capability & I'm tired of having pens that can no longer be used. I don't like having to carry syringes with me when I go out to eat. Is there any way to change the minds of the powers that be? It doesn't make sense to discontinue something that makes insulin so much easier to use!
When I learned that the insulin (Novalin N) cartridge was being discontinued after many years, I struggled to find that Lilly uses Humulin N in its disposable. I purchased it and find it is MUCH more complex to use, including difficulty with reading the symbols (diamond, arrow, numbers, through a convex glass. Give me my cartridge for simplicity and accuracy!
No one is saying why Novolin Pens are being discontinued! It certainly can't be because the company is losing money! So many diabetics use this device, not only for convenience but for accuracy. My husband was told today but not any reason for it except the manufacturer was not making it anymore. This is not progression instead it seems like regression for diabetics!
Whoa !! - all this about Novo discontinuing items is news to me: we have heard nothing about it here.
I have used the Novolin Pens for 25+ years and now also the (new) Novo-Levemir cartridge.
Does anyone think that this might just be a change restricted to the USA ?
Thanks for any info 12/28/09
Novolog 70/30 is a mix of rapid and intermediate acting insulin so that it produces a peak (ideal for meal time) and a sustained level for some time.
NPH is an intermediate acting insulin that takes effect about 1.5 hours after injection and typically lasts between 12 and 24 hours.
NPH is an older formulation of insulin that has largely been replaced by Lantus, a long acting form of insulin sometimes referred to as "basal" because it mimics the body's natural baseline insulin and is touted to have no peak (though some studies show it does).
There are a lot of options out there, so talk to your doctor.
If the patient is on a set dose of insulin (not a sliding scale) then a nurse or friend or family member can pre fill syringes for up to 2 weeks worth. If on twice a day dosing make two different colored well marked cups to hold the syringes and store them in the fridge
We wonder why our health care cost are going up.
In regards to the accouncement about Novo discontining its Novolin pen fill that condaih NPH insulin, two questions: What is NPH insulin and how it is different from the insulin I use in my Novolog 70/30 FlexPen (which, if I read you right, is not being discontinued)? Second, Why is Novo doing this, and why does your bottom line--"talk to your health care provider"--not also include write Novo a blistering email demanding they keep the product on the market?
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The number of innocent victims of drone strikes remains "extremely small" and doesn't outweigh the benefits of using drones to take out al Qaeda operatives, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates argued Sunday.
But the former Pentagon chief said a better system of checks and balances could be constructive when the unmanned aerial devices are used to target Americans, aligning himself with lawmakers concerned about unfettered power in the hands of the president.
Gates served under George W. Bush during the beginnings of the drone program and later under President Barack Obama as the use of drones spiked. Recently lawmakers, both Democrats and Republicans, have forcefully questioned the use and oversight of the lethal devices.
"I'm a big advocate of drones," Gates told CNN chief political correspondent Candy Crowley on "State of the Union," detailing how as CIA director under Bush, he pressed for ramping up the use of drones to monitor and target suspected terrorists.
While innocent people are killed by drones, "the numbers, I believe are extremely small," Gates said. "You do have the ability to limit that collateral damage more than with any other weapons system that you have."
The New America Foundation estimates that in Pakistan, between 1,953 and 3,279 people have been killed by drones since 2004 -- and that between 18% and 23% of them were not militants. The nonmilitant casualty rate was down to about 10% in 2012, the group says.
In Yemen, the group estimates, between 646 and 928 people have been killed in a combination of drone strikes and airstrikes, and 623 to 860 of those killed were militants. Only about 2% of those killed have been high-level targets, the group said.
Gates' remarks came as the U.S. Senate considers the nomination of John Brennan to become the next CIA director. As Obama's chief counterterrorism adviser, Brennan was a vocal advocate for using drones to target America's enemies.
Some lawmakers, along with human rights organizations and civil libertarians, have questioned the oversight procedures dictating the use of drones, particularly when they're used to target American citizens overseas. That was the case when New Mexico-born Anwar al-Awlaki -- who officials said played an operational role in al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula -- was killed by a U.S. drone in 2011.
On Sunday, two senators decried the system currently used for deciding when to use drones to take out Americans overseas, saying it was a constitutional violation that demanded reform.
"It's very unseemly that a politician gets to decide the death of an American citizen," Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, said on CNN.
"There needs to be a trial for treason. The president, or a politician, Republican or Democrat, should never get to decide someone's death by flipping through flash cards," Paul continued.
"I don't know how often this will happen, but I agree with Rand Paul," said Angus King, the independent senator from Maine. He was elected in November and caucuses with the Democrats.
"The Fifth Amendment says that no person shall denied life, liberty or pursuit of happiness. These may be Americans that have committed treason by signing up with another country or another group against us, but it just makes me uncomfortable that the president, whoever it is, is the prosecutor, the judge, the jury, and the executioner, all rolled into one," he continued.
What's needed, King argued, is a check on the president's power that would retain the ability to order stealth surveillance and rapid action.
"Where there is time, go in, submit it to a third party, a court, in confidence, and get a judgment that there is sufficient evidence," King said. "Some say these people should have a whole trial. I don't believe that. But I think some independent check on the executive is healthy for our system."
That type of independent body should be considered, Gates said, if it gave Americans confidence the government was acting in good faith.
"Whether it's a panel of three judges or one judge or something that would give the American people confidence that there was, in fact, a compelling case to launch an attack against an American citizen -- I think just as an independent confirmation or affirmation, if you will -- is something worth giving serious consideration to," he said.
In hearings last week on Brennan's nomination to head the CIA, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman Dianne Feinstein said she would review ideas for legislation "to ensure that drone strikes are carried out in a manner consistent with our values," including a proposal to create a body that would review such strikes.
However, the intelligence panel has yet to begin drafting legislation, a Feinstein aide told CNN. For now, the panel is reading through proposals and suggestions by experts and commentators.
According to the aide, who spoke on condition of not being identified, writing a bill raised "a lot of questions to wrestle with." Consultations with the Judiciary and Armed Services Committees as well as the White House must occur before a final proposal can be developed, the aide added.

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How to Make a Kinara
Make a special kinara (candleholder) for the people on your Kwanzaa gift list using these trendy clay pots.
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A ceremonial kinara is a candlestick holder that holds seven candles—three red, three green, and one black. The black candle represents the face of the African people. The three red candles signify the blood of the African people. The three green candles represent the hope of new life.
Time frame: Three to five hours, including drying timeLevel: Moderately easy What you need:
- One piece of wood, approximately 18 x 3 1⁄2 inches
- Red, black, and green craft paints
- Paintbrush
- Clear acrylic finish spray
- Seven 2-inch clay pots
- One 1 1⁄2-inch clay pot
- Seven wooden candle cups with a 7⁄8-inch hole (These can be found in a craft store.)
- Glue gun
- One black, three red, and three green candle tapers
- Paint the piece of wood black and allow it to dry. Spray it with clear acrylic finish spray and allow it to dry.
- Paint the outside of the two-inch pots—three green, three red, and one black. Paint the outside of the 11⁄2-inch pot black. Paint the seven wooden candleholders—three green, three red, and one black. Allow the pots and candleholders to dry and spray with clear acrylic finish spray. Allow them to dry approximately three hours.
- Glue the two-inch pots upside down across the piece of wood in the following order: the three red pots on the left, the one black pot in the middle, and the three green pots on the right. Then glue the black 1 1⁄2 inch pot upside down onto the bottom of the black 2-inch pot as shown.
- Glue the painted wooden candleholders onto the bottoms of the matching pots.
- Place the black candle in the middle, the three red candles on the left side, and the three green candles on the right side.
- Be sure to include directions for lighting the kinara. The black candle should be lit first, followed by the red and green candles, which should be lit alternately from left to right.
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Exhibition05/05/14Precarious Possessions is an installation of life-sized Victorian furniture recreated in glass sculpture. Each of the three works, Crib, Cradle, and Sideboard with Blue China represents a particular moment in our lifespan and reminds us of our ties to the objects which define us through societal conventions.
Exhibition05/05/14The Kotler Collection is comprised of works by many of the leading glass artists in the American and European traditions. This exhibition will present an overview of the gift and will include works by Nicolas Africano, Silvia Levenson, Peter Hora, and Stanislav Libensky among many others.
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Sep 6, 2012, 7:26 PM EDT
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The Nats go for a four-game sweep of the Cubs tonight at Nationals Park.
So, what do the Nationals have in store for us tonight? Another six-homer game? Maybe seven? They wouldn't even need to do that to make history. Only one team has ever hit five or more homers in three consecutive games: the 1977 Red Sox, who clubbed 16 total over a three-game June series against the Yankees.
Whether the Nats match that remarkable record or not doesn't diminish what they've done at the plate in recent days. They'll get a chance to take their hacks tonight against Justin Germano, 29-year-old journeyman with a 5.52 ERA in nine games (seven starts this season).
Jordan Zimmermann is on the mound for the Nationals, hoping to right his ship after a rocky month that included the worst start of his career last weekend against the Cardinals. Something tells me the right-hander will be motivated to turn things around tonight against a very suspect Chicago lineup.
Around the NL East, the Braves already beat the Rockies 1-0 this afternoon, so the Nats' division lead stands at 7 games for the moment. They can either gain or lose a half-game pending tonight's outcome.
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Did insect pests get the best of you and your garden last year? Were you witness to overnight attacks on your veggie crop? Are you a bit worried that this year might bring a repeat performance? Never fear! Here are 10 timely, timesaving tips to help you take charge of your garden's bad bugs now:
Mix your signals
A confusing mix of sights and scents can help deter certain insect pests. So try to increase biodiversity and avoid monoculture by mixing plants from different families. Instead of planting long rows of a single crop, plant onions alongside broccoli, tomatoes with basil and chives, and peas with carrots. Better yet, interplant edibles with ornamentals. Add a few hot pepper plants to your flowerbeds, or edge your vegetable beds with low-growing annual flowers, such as alyssum and dwarf marigolds.
Photo: Lee Leckey
Attract an airborne defense squad
One of the best ways to short-circuit an onslaught of pests is to attract an airborne cavalry charge of beneficial insects. Many beneficials—including the small wasps that prey on pest caterpillars—will gratefully take advantage of the flat-topped floral landing platforms offered by members of the umbel family, which includes dill, Queen-Anne's-lace, parsley, and carrots. (You have to allow the parsley and carrot plants to overwinter and grow into their second year to get those umbrella-shaped flowers that beneficials find so attractive.) Other plants beloved by beneficials include sweet alyssum, all kinds of mints, and chamomile.
Photo: (cc) Dean Morley/Flickr
Negate nematodes
Marigolds can greatly reduce the damage caused by root-ravaging nematodes—those tiny soil-dwelling wormlike pests—but only if you use them correctly. For the best effect, grow a thick stand of marigolds as a cover crop for a season, then turn them under the soil. The next year, plant whatever you like in that area—nematdoes won't be around to cause trouble underground.
Photo: Rodale
Grow your own decoy (#1)
Try allowing a single weed to grow as a decoy among your cultivated crops. Decoy crops may attract pests and help to keep the bad guys away from your other crops. Striped blister beetles, for instance, seem to prefer redroot pigweed to tomato plants growing nearby. To keep the insects from moving to your tomatoes, check the pigweed each morning and shake off any beetles into a bucket of soapy water.
Photo: (cc) Matt Lavin/Flickr
Grow your own decoy (#2)
You can trap flea beetles in a similar manner using arugula, the spicy salad green. Pesky flea beetles—a voracious pest of eggplants, brassicas, and potatoes—will flock to the arugula first. Use a handheld vacuum to suck the beetles off the decoy plants before they can make their way to your main crops. You may have to repeat the vacuum cleaner escapade a few times each season to keep ahead of the invading flea beetle army.
Photo: (cc) Eunice/Flickr
Grow your own decoy (#3)
Knowing that aphids are attracted to all things yellow, the staff of Ecology Action in Willits, California, have learned to plant yellow nasturtiums at the base of tomato plants to lure aphids away from the tomatoes. Monitor the nasturtiums closely, they urge. After the flowers have drawn in the aphids—and before the aphids reproduce—pull out the decoy plants and destroy their load of insects.
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Set up traps!
Earwigs, sow bugs, pill bugs, slugs, and snails all have one thing in common: They like to hide out in damp, shady places during the heat of the day. To take advantage of this trait, lure them with attractive "trap nests"—boards, pieces of paper, seashells, broken crockery, etc. Get out early every morning to check each lure, then dump the trapped critters into a bucket of soapy water.
Photo: (cc) Charles Lam/Flickr
Pull back the mulch
Organic mulches such as straw and leaves prevent weeds, maintain soil moisture, and improve soil quality. Unfortunately, under certain conditions they also can provide a home for insects that feed on tender young plants, such as slugs, sow bugs, and pill bugs. If these pests typically pose a problem in your garden, pull your mulch at least 2 inches away from the stems and stalks of transplants and young seedlings.
Photo: Rob Cardillo
Go undercover
Sometimes the best way to head off insect trouble is to stretch some row covers over your crops. Besides keeping out pests, such as cucumber beetles, squash bugs, and cabbage maggots, row covers speed crop growth by trapping a blanket of warm air around new seedlings and established plants.
Photo: Christa Neu
Take out the trash
Cleaning up garden debris may not be the flashiest method of controlling pests, but it is certainly one of the most effective and, by far, the easiest. By allowing insect larvae to overwinter in your garden and orchard, you are locking yourself into a cycle of repeated infestation. To break the cycle, promptly clean up all faded flowers, spent crops, and fallen fruit at the end of the season.
Photo: (cc) Jan Jablunka/Flickr
Continue Reading: Identify the Top 10 Garden Pests
[1] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/top-ten-garden-insect-pests
[2] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/guide-starting-annual-flower-seeds
[3] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/beneficial-insects-your-garden-s-most-powerful-allies
[4] http://www.flickr.com/photos/33465428@N02/5881545426/
[5] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/marigold
[6] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/nematodes
[7] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/12-most-common-weeds
[8] http://www.flickr.com/photos/plant_diversity/3704266070/
[9] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/flea-beetles
[10] http://www.flickr.com/photos/ejchang/3506354260/
[11] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/what-to-do-about-aphids
[12] http://www.flickr.com/photos/quinnanya/3813801800/
[13] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/how-to-control-earwigs
[14] http://www.flickr.com/photos/kclama/1226094567/
[15] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/mulch
[16] http://www.organicgardening.com/learn-and-grow/row-covers
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Nokia 603,7007,701 all this is phone come with belle fp1 or fp2 while e7,c7,e6 and n8 are updated with belle refresh only so could it be a software issue?.I have n8 with belle refresh.I can be your beta tester if you want to.
Also do the search for 2006**** instead for 0x2006**** , and also do see if you have used the UID as part of any filename, and whether those should be also changed.
I got a developer certificate with my phones IMEI. Changed to nokia assigned 0x2006**** and signed with this certificate.
Then when I installed into the phone (with the correct IMEI):
1) It installed corrected with no complains. It finished ok.
2) I could not find the icon of the game as the Nokia App Store guys tell me.
Why doesn't it like the 0x2006**** range?
The only thing I can think of this because my app uses a lot of other libraries inside.
Eg, it has inside:
All of those are se in the MMP's as Target types: LIB without any UID 2 or UID 3, except 'SDL' which uses Target types: DLL without any UID 2 or UID 3.
But I think that SDL might need some UID 2. If this is the case, it should be already signed in order the main app to be signed correct?
The initial example I found SDL library had:
TARGETTYPE dll
UID 0x1000008d 0xE5A8B053
CAPABILITY WriteUserData ReadUserData NetworkServices LocalServices
But I dont need these capabilities and I cannot sign it with this UID range.
If this is the case do static DLLs have to be express signed before used in a signed app?
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0xE5A8B053 is something what must not occur as .dll UID in a release package. 0xE is the development range. Even if you release untrusted code (outside the Store), that would have to be in the 0xA range. However for the Store everything has to be in the 0x2 range anyway.
You can pack several .exe and .dll files into a single top-level installation package, just in that case no one else will be able to install files with the same name.
If you build the SDL packages for yourself
- it is mandatory to modify their UID to some UID which is assigned to you
- and it would be advisable to modify their name too to include the UID, so the above mentioned clash can be avoided
Alternatively you can try squeezing out a signed SDL installer from SDL guys, just it is unlikely that it would exist. Signing SDL separately for yourself is both expensive and pointless, unless you release the signed package for others.
To take out SDL DLL from my program and make it a sis of its own with nokias assigned UID in the 2*** range. Then express signed it and then add the signed sis on my own game and ask for nokia signing?
1) Can I take out SDL DLL from my program make it a sis of its own with nokias assigned UID in the 2*** range and ask for free nokia signing somehow?
2) Can I keep the SDL DLL in my program somehow and then nokia sign both when I submit them in the Nokia App store?
I tried to sign the SDL DLL with my developer certificate to install it on my testing phone and I did it:
The sis file with the SDL DLL now installs on my test phone with no problem.
So I took out SDL from my main app and still when I sign it with the developer certificate it installs ok but there is no icon to run the applications...
If I install it to internal memory the icon shows but it does not run.
Last edited by crazysoft; 2013-01-26 at 18:33.
I am not a native English speaker, so my explanations can end up confusing sometimes, sorry.
Yes, you can. That is what I was trying to suggest as the most viable workaround.2) Can I keep the SDL DLL in my program somehow and then nokia sign both when I submit them in the Nokia App store?
The nasty approach would involve replacing the UID-s only, so you would end up with a single .pkg file containing things likehowever there can be other people who want to pack sdl with their applications, and in the Symbian world only one package can deliver a given file to a given device. Other packages can not overwrite it, and will fail to install. See "upgrading rules" in the SDK Help, somewhere in the installer guide.Code:"...\yourapp.exe"-"!:\sys\bin\yourapp.exe" "...\sdl.dll"-"!:\sys\bin\sdl.dll"
So the ideal solution would be modifying the UID and also renaming the files to something unique. In fact it may already apply to your application, yourapp.exe is often called yourapp_youruid.exe in practice.would be really unique.Code:"...\yourapp_2xxxxxxx.exe"-"!:\sys\bin\yourapp_2xxxxxxx.exe" "...\sdl_2xxxxxxy.dll"-"!:\sys\bin\sdl_2xxxxxxy.dll"
The expensive alternative is to have sdl signed externally, then it could be added as an embedded package to your application and to any other application too(because in this case sdl.sis delivers the actual .dll file, and it can deliver it multiple times if it is embedded in multipe installation packages)Code:"...\yourapp_2xxxxxxx.exe"-"!:\sys\bin\yourapp_2xxxxxxx.exe" @"...\sdl.sis",0x2xxxxxxy
It misses the .dll I assume.So I took out SDL from my main app and still when I sign it with the developer certificate it installs ok but there is no icon to run the applications...
If I install it to internal memory the icon shows but it does not run.
Tested the game.Seem what qa say is right.Your game cannot be start.After game open it seems to stuck.I will give you explanation.Game open with black screen with just a small wheel spinning(i think is loading)>Language dialog came.I choose english and press tick(ok button)>The game go to black screen with little arrow on the corner and just stuck there.I even leave it for 5 minutes and it still stuck,unable to start with music playing only
Last edited by crazysoft; 2013-01-27 at 17:09.
What UID3 do I put to SDL DLL? The same with my game or another one?
Do I put UID2: 0x1000008d ?
If I put a different UID3 than the actual game what happens in the Nokia Signing?
Did they sign both of them or an error occurs because in each game I declare a UID3 in the Ovi Store details.
If I declare the games UID3 how do they find the DLLs UID3?


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if we change the controparts, why every release of xorg break compatibility?
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if we change the controparts, why every release of xorg break compatibility?
Switchable graphics? That sounds interesting...
Is this netbook-only or can my hybrid Intel/ATI desktop pc also do this? Also, how does this work with KMS? It was my understanding that the Intel driver *required* KMS to be present whereas the ATI driver required KMS to be *not present*.
Why can't they do as nVidia does? Have official driver releases and BETA for ALL users, not selected group of ONE distribution.
Reading stuff like this makes me happy I'm not an AMD user...
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It is a very bad practice that the .orig.tar.gz does not contain the full ati-driver-installer. Can you publish the file as preview just it was done with several other drivers before like the opengl 4 preview?
The more important factor is that such exclusivity is not needed with open source drivers. Red Hat (thankfully with good amount of support from AMD and others) will continue to invest significantly on them to improve the situation for everybody instead of just one or two distributions that the vendor has the time or business interest to support.
Does anybody forced this new fglrx 8.840 to work fine with vaapi?
Right now it's only crashing in mplayer-vaapi and vlc here.
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Like you, Cisco managers are thinking about how to sell AV systems. Tomorrow and 10 years from tomorrow.
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It is already a reality to some extent. AV is no longer just about content presentation, display, and playback (although that remains a key expertise because quality matters more than ever). But it is also about content distribution to destinations and devices of all kinds that are constantly changing, depending on audience and business case. Modern AV networks will move audio and video internally inside an organization (telepresence, training, user-generated video) and externally to customers and partners (telepresence digital signage and messaging to mobile devices).
This means, says Cisco's Thomas Wyatt, that AV experts and IT experts will be mutually dependent, not only to make systems work but to drive the AV market itself and to generate the business that keeps us all in business.
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Hillsboro, Mo., youth wins national intermediate turkey calling title
Photos and interviews for media available upon request through Josh Fleming.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Cody Harrison, of Hillsboro, Mo. earned the extreme honor of being crowned a champion turkey caller.
Harrison demonstrated his remarkable talent in front of the huge crowd and was named the victor in the Intermediate Division at the Mossy Oak/NWTF Grand National Turkey Calling Championships in Nashville, Tenn., Feb. 12.
Each year, the NWTF hosts the Grand National Turkey Calling Championships during the NWTF National Convention and Sport Show. Dozens of the world's best adult and youth turkey callers gather to test their skills in front of a panel of expert judges.
"The announcement of a new grand national champion creates a phenomenal effect in the crowd," said George C. Thornton, NWTF CEO. "It has taken years to perfect the sounds of a wild turkey one hears at the championships, so it is no wonder the crowd anticipates the declaration of the champion's name. Our champion has received the highest honor for a turkey caller."
This year, champions were crowned in 10 divisions at the 36th annual NWTF convention, which celebrated the theme Hunters: Champions of Conservation. MidwayUSA was the official convention sponsor.
In the Intermediate Division, sponsored by Mossy Oak, callers imitate the yelps, cackles and clucks of a wild turkey hen. Overall, the winners from each division competed for their share of more than $25,000 in cash and prizes.
The NWTF National Convention and Sport Show attracts tens of thousands of hunters and outdoor enthusiasts who explore a sport show that's larger than four football fields, meet their favorite celebrities from the hunting industry and watch the world's best turkey callers compete.
In 2013, the 37th annual NWTF National Convention and Sport Show will return to Nashville and the Opryland Resort and Convention Center, Feb. 14 to Feb. 17.
Founded in 1973, the NWTF is dedicated to the conservation of the wild turkey and the preservation of our hunting heritage.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2013
PORTSMOUTH — Waving to iron workers aboard the Cape Cod barge as the new south span of Memorial Bridge was navigated downriver, residents, bridge fans, and a slew of dignitaries witnessed the historic "float-in" a year after the first span was ceremoniously removed as part of a highly-anticipated, days-long "float-out" last February.
With not much room to accomplish the maneuver, tugs were used to tweak and adjust the span as it was positioned into place shortly after 9 a.m.
"It's very exciting to see the first span going into place," Shaheen said, proud that the steel used to construct the span is created by a company in Claremont.
Also exciting was the turnout of bridge-watchers who arrived to welcome the new piece of the bridge in place.
"It's had so much community support," Shaheen said. She also noted the five-foot bike path and six-foot pedestrian walkway included in the design to accommodate all travelers and commuters within the community, both motorized and otherwise. She said the fact people will still be able to utilize the bridge that way is a great thing.
Portsmouth Mayor Eric Spear stood with Shaheen Tuesday morning at One Harbor Place to witness the span's arrival.
"It's definitely exciting. It's been a hard year," he said, noting the bridge connecting the Portsmouth and Kittery communities with friends and businesses there is similar to something that isn't thought much about until it's gone.
"We'll actually go out the same way we came in," DelGrasso said.
To lower the span, which needed to come within a quarter inch of where it would be secured, the roughly 35 iron workers brought the 300-foot piece of steel down by about three feet an hour. Once that process was completed, welding to secure the span would begin.
On Thursday work will begin on the north span of the bridge. Steel for that portion of the project was expected to arrive from Claremont on Wednesday. The float-in for that structure is expected to be completed sometime in March.
Charlie Tyrrell likened the project to how he believes government should be run and took the opportunity to share his thoughts with Shaheen. So far, despite setbacks due to weather and tides, the Memorial Bridge project is still expected to be open to traffic in July.
He said this project is a stark contrast to how government, especially the federal government actually operates.
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