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Le Creuset Cast-Iron Wok with Glass Lid
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Inspired by nearly a century of culinary craftsmanship, this Le Creuset cast-iron wok conducts heat impeccably, sustaining the high temperatures necessary for stir-frying ingredients quickly and evenly. Cast-iron construction is substantially weighted to provide stability on the stovetop.
- 14" diam.
- Cast iron, coated with durable porcelain enamel, distributes high heat evenly.
- Easy-clean, nonreactive interior does not require seasoning.
- Wide, angled shape allows you to stir and toss ingredients without spilling.
- Glass lid is useful for steaming and braising and offers a clear view of the cooking process.
- Made in France.
- 14" diam.
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- 14" diam., 3 3/4" high.
- 12 lb. with lid.
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- Ideal for use on any cooktop, including induction.
- Vibrant, colorful exterior for stove-to-table presentation.
- Made in France.
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- Ideal for use on any type of cooktop, including induction.
- For best results, use low to medium heat on cooktop.
- Use wood, plastic or heat-resistant nylon tools to avoid scratching the enamel surface.
- Do not slide pan on stovetop.
- Enamel can chip or crack if dropped or banged on hard surface.
- Allow to cool before washing.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Avoid using steel wool, steel scouring pads, harsh detergents or abrasive cleansers.
- Stubborn food residue and stains can be removed with a nylon scrubbing pad or sponge.
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It's a really good book! The ending is just a little sad. Otherwise I loved it! 5 stars!
Turtle In Paradise is a wonderful ride through the unique culture of Depression Era Key West. Turtle's struggles bring her closer to the truth about family and what's important. Each of the characters is interesting with a different nickname and a different way of surviving the Great Depression. The book is honest, through the eyes of Turtle, who is a no nonsense type of girl. Her adventures through cut-ups, diaper gangs and a brand new, very large, family lead the reader on a beautifully written journey of Key West.
The unique culture of Key West during the Depression Era is brought vividly to life as Turtle adjusts to life there with her aunt, uncle, and cousins. Despite hard times, the story contains a healthy dose of humor and adventure with pranks being played by the "Diaper Gang" and even a treasure hunt. I think the strong sense of place and time are what I enjoyed most about this novel, but seeing Turtle get to know family she didn't know she had and learning to fit in and care about one another was heartwarming, too.
I recommend this book for a family reading. The main character is turtle, a strong 11 year old girl who enjoys life and a good sense of adventure. I enjoy this book because turtle grows as a person as the story progresses, her mom makes a big sacrifice by sending turtle away to Key West during The Great Depression. The book reflects the period of great poverty but at the same time the book shows that kids need very little to live an adventure and find the meaning of family. The story also has hidden surprises, family values, and the magic of having children behave like children. I specially enjoy the relationship that develops with her grandmother because it reminds me of the relationship of Heidi and her grandfather in the book of Joanna Spyri.
In 1935, at the heart of the Great Depression, Turtle's mom sends her to live with unknown relatives on Key West. Turtle arrives from New Jersey and is not impressed. Key West, in her opinion, is shabby. She's even less impressed with her boy cousins who run a babysitting business. But, she will have to learn to get along with them. Turtle slowly discovers she enjoys the slower island way of life, getting to know her family, and ends up having fun with her cousins. She meets the grandmother she never knew she had, goes hunting for buried pirate treasure, and gets caught in a hurricane.
Turtle is a spunky, fun tomboy. Readers will enjoy learning about Florida in the 1930s in this rollicking adventure. ~Alexa Newman, Youth Services Librarian
This book is about a young eleven year old girl who was sent away to random family members since her mother received a job offer. Her mother got a job offer from a rich lady to clean her house, and the lady didn't like children. This book is about the trials and tribulations of a young girl who lived through the Great Depression. the moral of the story is that family means everything in times of need. I recommend this book to every child, eight and up, and highly recommend parents to buy it and read it to their children.
im in reading link at my school and we had to read this book amazing
I must say that I was not expecting the book to be as interesting as it was. I would definitely recommend this book to students of 8-10 years of age because of the great story that is being told. Not only does it provide a little history insight of the Great Depression but it also teaches a great lesson that can be respected by most of us. It is a book that can be easily accepted by students because of how easily they can relate with the main character, Turtle. Adding to that, the story itself is entertaining and the lesson learned in the end makes it an even better story. Family is everything!
Turtle in Paradise is about a girl named Turtle who is sent away to her relatives in Key West after her mother gets a job as a housekeeper for a rich woman who doesn't like children. The story takes place during the Great Depression and no one is living too high off the hog especially the "Conches". Readers will relate to Turtle: She is tough on the outside, with a soft underbelly, just like a turtle. She is smart, strong, helpful, generous, and pretty wise for an
11-year-old. In the end, they will be touched by her growing understanding of what "family" means
I recommend this book for children whom have learned about the Great Depression since it does occur during that time period. Reading material in which you don't know the details of the era can confuse the reader. This book has historical details and humor within it. The narrative is the Turtle with the characteristics of a strong willed person who has to mature at a young age.This book can easily benefit or harm a child's ego. The reader can have a similar story to this one so this can build on a person's confidence because something positive came out of something that started out as negative. Either way the reader leaves with a memorable impression and when reading a story that is what the author should look for.
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yellow_ram_6 thinks this title is suitable for 11 years and over
taupe_giraffe_11 thinks this title is suitable for All Ages
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blue_jay_278 thinks this title is suitable for All Ages
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Turtle lives with her mama, who is a house maid, in 1935. Life is pretty good, better than some other people have it during the Great Depression. But when Turtle's mother gets a job with an old woman who doesn't like children, she's sent off to live with her extended family in Key West, Florida. Turtle must learn to navigate a large new family, strange customs and the poor, pre-tourist destination, island culture if she's ever going to stick it out long enough to go back to her mama.
This story is about a young girl who is sent away from her mother to her family in Key West whom she does not know. The young girl, named Turtle, is reluctant to go but has to, since her mother got a new job. The book has the setting of the Great Depression, and the hardships that Turtle and her family had to endure. This book has a great ending, and I think that everyone should read this book.
This book is about the life and events of Turtle, an 11 year old girl who is sent to Key West by her parents to live with her relatives during the Great Depression. Along the way Turtle helps her family with whatever she can financially while searching for sponges in the ocean, searching for buried treasure, and building relationships with her grandma and father. In the end she finds her treasure and also finds the real meaning of family.
Turtle is an eleven year old girl, who is sent to stay with her relatives in Key West. The story starts off with the main character's cat's tail being set on fire by some troublesome boys. Turtle has had a pretty rough life, but it has made her a much stronger person. While in Key West Turtle encounters the Diaper n the end Turtle learns the value of family and friends in this magnificent story-line.
Turtle's mother takes a job as a housekeeper after having a difficult time finding work. As a result of her taking the job Turtle is sent to live with her sister in Key West. She has a difficult time adjusting. Eventually she finds comfort and builds relationships with some of her family members. She discovers pirate treasures through an adventure she encountered with the Diaper Gang. The story turns from being negative to positive because of the friendship and family relationship gained throughout the book.
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" I think the color of a person's eyes says a lot about them. Mama has soft blue eyes, and all she sees is kittens and roses. My eyes are gray as soot, and I see things for what they are. The mean boy on the porch has green eyes. Probably from all the snot in his nose."
"Mama thinks me going to Key West is a swell idea. You'll love it baby, Mama told me".
"Maybe the real treasure has been right here on Curry Lane the whole time--people who love Mama and me. A Home."
"Everyone thinks children are sweet as Necco Wafers, but I've lived long enough to know the truth: kids are rotten. The only difference between grown-ups and kids is that grown-ups go to jail for murder. Kids get away with it."
"Everyone's always saying that hard times bring out the best in people, but far as I can tell, the only thing that hard times bring out is plain meanness."
"And if you're lucky-lucky as an orphan-some of them may even end up being your family."
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Dover business booming
Sunday, February 17, 2013
DOVER — Walking down Central Avenue today is a different stroll than it was just a few years ago, with new stores thriving, restaurants serving and families starting their lives here in the Garrison City.
He added that the city has worked to bring businesses here by lending a hand and showing them what Dover has to offer.
While about 17,000 Dover residents are employed, approximately 8,000 residents actually work in the community, according to Barufaldi.
The city has 520 operating businesses — about 50 more than when Barufaldi first arrived four years ago.
"That is a very attractive thing for people," Barufaldi said.
More than 30,000 people now call Dover home -- an increase of 17,000 since 100 years ago.
He credits this growth to Dover's location and lifestyle.
"Texas is the fastest job-growing state in the country, but if you look in those towns, you don't want to live there," Barufaldi said. "Dover has it all. It's a great place to live, with cultural and recreational activities, waterfront location, pools, an ice arena with good educational and health care systems."
For the last decade, Dover has been the fastest growing city in the state and for the past two years, it has been named as one of the top 100 communities for young people.
In the past four years alone, 50 new businesses and 500 new employees have settled here, anxious to succeed in a community with an up-and-coming downtown and an educational system sure to please a new family.
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital currently has 2,217 employees and is one of the largest businesses in the city. The hospital gives back $23 million a year through its community outreach program, according to vice president of community relations, Noreen Biehl.
Not only has the population grown, but 676 marriage licenses were distributed and there were 577 births from 2010-2012.
Dover impressed Raybould because of its location, friendliness, New England community feel and its waterfront.
The city also hopes to renovate the playground at Henry Law Park within the next few years to add state-of-the-art slides, swings, waterfalls and stages. A proposal for a new aquatic center is also in the works, and a new police station and parking garage will soon be constructed.
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Then. Now. Always. Forever. Never-ending.
That's how long we want to keep the NWTF moving and grooving with our mission.
And how will we do that? Through the hard work of our rockin' awesome volunteers, of course!
NWTF volunteers are super heroes when it comes to sheer passion for the mission. And Saturday night of the NWTF Convention is when we recognize the best of the best at our annual awards banquet (sponsored by MidwayUSA).
Money raised for the mission. Members recruited to the flock. Habitat conserved on behalf of wildlife. New people introduced to the fun of hunting and shooting. Those are the criteria for winning an NWTF award.
It's awesome to see the humbleness of those recognized. Nearly all of them share credit with their committees, understanding it takes the effort of many to achieve success.
Which brings me to the another important part of Saturday night — the official roll out of the NWTF Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt. initiative.
In a nutshell, it's a focused set of goals the NWTF believes we need to achieve to make a positive impact on wildlife habitat and our hunting heritage. It's our super plan to face head-on certain challenges such as loss of critical habitat, decreased hunter access and attacks on our hunting heritage, to name a few.
Got five minutes? Watch this video to learn more about the initiative and discover why the Save the Habitat. Save the Hunt. initiative is the answer to some of the challenges our country faces.
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I'm going to just come out and say it: I believe the Sunday morning breakfast and worship service (sponsored by Remington) is the most underrated and overlooked meal function at our convention.
Maybe some folks are still coming down from the excitement of a full weekend, so they choose to sleep in. Perhaps others have to get the heck out of Dodge to make it back home before the workweek begins.
I, however, believe it to be two of the most inspiring and important hours of the convention — and I'm pretty sure the couple hundred of our volunteers who attend the breakfast agree.
It's fun and joyful: the comedy of Dennis Swanberg and singing by Terry Thompson made sure of that.
But it's more than a feel-good morning. It also offers serenity and perspective. I believe that what we do "for the least of these" — whether it's a child, a wild animal, a disabled veteran or just reaching out to anyone who may need a helping hand — we're doing it in the name of God.
I like knowing I'm investing in the future of our country when I volunteer on behalf of the NWTF. But when it comes to doing for others, belonging to a greater cause, it's the always … forever … never-ending love of my Savior that reassures me I'm on the right track.


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NEW YORK (AP) — What was TV like in 2012?
— "Fox & Friends" (Fox News Channel). We could easily salute shows that keep us laughing like "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," "The Colbert Report," "Saturday Night Live" and "Real Time with Bill Maher." But maybe we could more appropriately single out one obvious wellspring for those shows' humor. I'm referring, of course, to "Fox & Friends." With their three-part harmony, co-hosts Steve Doocy, Gretchen Carlson and Brian Kilmeade offer up a unique brand of jovially partisan delivery. Theirs is a seamless, finish-one-another's-sentence knack for issuing the network-designated messages as news. Contrary viewpoints are admissible only to be mocked. But mostly cheerful unity prevails, a tidy single-minded package of riffs as predictable as the tides — but as amusing as any deliberate caricature. Let's give credit where it's due: These Friends cry out to be spoofed.
— "Here Comes Honey Boo Boo" (TLC) and "Killer Karaoke" (truTV). Two new reality shows blazed new trails of idiocy. One capitalized on redneck stereotypes and a 6-year-old beauty pageant veteran. The other invited contestants to sing their hearts out while being zapped with electricity or dunked in a vat of snakes. In a TV universe swamped with reality shows, these two stood apart as groundbreaking, inspired and dismaying — if for no other reason than they served as a reminder that each is merely a way station en route to the next extreme in outrageous crassness.
— "Key & Peele" (Comedy Central). The biracial status of comedy partners Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele (black fathers, white mothers) is notable only because it gives them unique insight sizing up the human condition. And they made the most of that insight on their sketch-and-standup half-hour series. In particular, they scored with Peele in an unsurpassed impersonation of Obama where the unflappable president is joined by Key as "anger translator" Luther, who demonstrates, comically unfiltered, what Obama really thinks. But whatever they did, the humor of Key and Peele proved fresh and smart. And without ever preaching, they illustrated how the issue of race (in their words) "always boomerangs back to culture" and ultimately "is an absurd thing." Doggone funny, too.
— "Smash" (NBC). This NBC musical drama put a bright, sexy sheen on one of filmdom's most timeless tropes: Hey, kids, let's put on a show! Which "Smash" did, embedding songs and dance into the story of how a Broadway musical comes to life. Sure, "Smash" took knocks for unbelievable plotlines, cardboard characters and trite show tunes. It gave new life to the term "hate-watch" (that act of watching something solely to delight in its awfulness). So what? With a show-must-go-on defiance emblematic of Broadway, "Smash" never flagged in its unique charm and meticulous artistry. And if anything about it seemed over-the-top, its naysayers should consider the recent cockamamie real-life fraud that sank the Broadway musical "Rebecca." As "Smash" knows and demonstrated proudly, nothing is too wacky for Broadway.
— Donald Trump (all over the place). Never before has this list bestowed a personal commendation. But then, The Donald is an exceptional TV presence. Whether a game-show host (NBC's "The Apprentice"), a commentator-at-large (Fox News Channel and elsewhere), a beauty contest impresario (his Miss USA pageant, which is broadcast on NBC), a former almost-candidate for president, or a free-floating billionaire attention junkie, Trump leverages the media with enviable shrewdness. Exactly the nature of Trump's TV appeal has yet to be identified. Equally unexplained is why he always gets a pass from his media gatekeepers, no matter what he says or does. But why sweat the vagaries of stardom? Trump rules. Or if he doesn't, he will surely be the last to know it.
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December 10th, 2008, 11:00 AM #31
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Mr. Abercrombie,
You are full of win.
December 10th, 2008, 11:17 AM #32
This conversation is heating up and already quite hilarious.
I think some people get hung up on grey characters being so content with their struggle... perhaps it's a bit too realistic, and some people want Swordy Heroguy waggling his giant pointy metal stick and saving the world with fervor. Glokta was my kind of character right down to his witticisms and fouling the bed.
Frankly, I enjoyed the internal dialogue aspect probably the most out of everything in First Law ... and my only (minor) complaint about LAOK would be that I wanted it to be longer (which isn't really a complaint at all).
I was enjoying what you had going, Joe, and it ended way too soon. BSC can't come soon enough.
Oh, and my wife refers to your books as "the pretty ones," which I thought you might find mildly ironic.
December 10th, 2008, 12:05 PM #33
No, no, don't do that, TD. Sometimes, you don't like the characters. And it's not because those characters are flawed or naughty. It's because you don't like them, can't get into their dilemmas, the author's writing style, whatever. It doesn't mean that another "gray" character won't do it for you in another book. So let's not say that some people can't handle gray, as if we were in a bunch of teams -- the go dark team and the how dare you team.
Frankly, I've never read a black or white character in fantasy fiction except for demons, and even a lot of them are gray. All the human, elf, and such other ones are always gray. Conan the Barbarian is gray. Buck Rogers is gray. Bob the happy elf is gray. When people say a character is not gray, it usually means that they missed stuff, possibly because they were bored or annoyed. As long as a character thinks, a character is going to be gray. (Protozoas are usually white/good.)
Am into Kings and Joe is setting up his clockwork again. It's like watching the beginnings of a car crash. Incidentally, the conversation can continue without me. You can use Spoiler boxes, which I'll avoid or put KINGS SPOILER in big letters at least, so that I won't read it.
December 10th, 2008, 12:21 PM #34
Honestly, maybe that didn't come out all that well. While I agree that not liking a character could be attributed to just not liking them, I think the depth that Abercrombie provides through style/prose gives us a much better foundation to decide whether we like/hate them. I definitely don't want to start splitting people into teams (and I'm not saying this just because I have a complete and utter distaste for organizing).
While your definition of "gray" is very "black and white" (ha ha, raucous laughter), perhaps I just haven't read as much fantasy fiction as you have. The black/white/gray-ness really comes in for me when I can attribute a character's actions to the phrase "because it was the right thing to do."
That being said, and while Abercrombie and Martin throw characters at us who scoff at "the right thing to do," my point is that -- regardless of their likeability -- a character who is so conflicted and has so much going on in their head may lose appeal to people who watched He-Man as a kid (or an adult).
Glokta is an extreme example of humanity and, as such, he is irascibly complicated. That's why I enjoy him, but I think that's why others can't "get into" him, not necessarily just because they "don't like him." Fair?
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I only wrath those I like to discuss things with.
Take Mage, who tells us he's 16 and has a remarkable vocabulary. He had a problem with the likability of Abercrombie's characters and found Glotka's character voice -- Abercrombie's sing-song inner refrain which some love or hate -- annoying, to paraphrase. But that doesn't mean he's not interested in unlikable characters -- or even Abercrombie's book. He liked Bakker's book, which has only two characters who are not villains and even they are not very likable and plenty conflicted. He liked it even though he didn't find the characters likable. It's not the likability that's the issue, not the "getting" of the characters, but the characters and author's voice, which will either draw the reader in or will not. If it doesn't, Glotka is going to seem awful annoying. If it does, Glotka is a masterpiece (and for me, he is.)
Where people get confused is when they don't like a character/story, they try to figure out why, and then they state that rationale like that's going to be their criteria for every novel. Except it usually isn't. So there's no point in saying that some people don't get Abercrombie's characters because they are light, medium and dark/black gray. Or Bakker's because his are medium to dark/black gray. Or He-Man where the main characters are light gray, and so on. Grayness is only critical on an individual basis and often a minor factor in reader reaction. So there's no point in having the teams of gray/not so gray in figuring out readers as the players won't stay put.
Separately, when is Best Served Cold coming out again?
December 12th, 2008, 03:42 PM #39
Yeah, I see your point now, I think. In fact, maybe I'm over-thinking this entirely. Having thought about it some more, I think the piece I'm working right now is probably a glaring example of a character that many won't "like," and, more than that, they may especially dislike his internalizing and attitude. It works for the tale, but I see what you mean as far as how it might be received.
BTW, it really is a good example, I'm not pimping myself, and I'm definitely not giving any specifics...
December 12th, 2008, 04:09 PM #40
I know I'm a little late, but thanks to sffworld, I just ordered The Blade Itself and I'm pretty dang pumped.
After Rob B directed me to an interview of Joe Abercrombie describing why I should buy the book (had me cracking up the whole time), I had to have the book.
Now I can't post on here anymore cause there're way too many spoilers.
December 12th, 2008, 05:14 PM #41
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Separately, when is Best Served Cold coming out again?
That'd be June 2009 in the UK, and July in the US, courtesy of Orbit. Least that's what I recall.
As to the question of "grayness" and people's desire to roll with it in their reading or lack thereof, I think I pretty much agree with CatG. I mean, sure there're probably going to be some people who just don't want too much moral complexity cluttering up their leisure entertainment, [and it is called "entertainment" for a reason, after all, so that's cool], but for the most part I agree that it's more likely to be a matter of presentation. Glokta is stylistically brilliant in my opinion; his voice is simultaneously amusing, engaging, and deeply, deeply cynical. Other people find him ... clumsy? ... I guess? I really can't relate on this one, but to each their own and all that. Abercrombie is a writer who it seems to me certainly has some querks which are just going to not work for some people: that tendency toward a lot of internal thought process written out as monologue is one of them. [Richard Morgan actually does this a bit in The Steel Remains, too.] Another is his clever use of repetition; say one thing about Joe Abercrombie: say that he's got a few phrases he likes to use over and over and over again. But only where they're going to be effective, and drive home something about the narrative. There: that's me liking Abercrombie's technique, while someone else is going "Grrr! Stop saying that, why don't you?"
In fact, there's a very strong argument to be made that Abercrombie's tendency for artistic repetition and circularity, [is that even a word?], extends fairly deep into his plotting and the thematic underpinnings of the series, given the end of Last Argument of Kings.
I have my own story to add to the anecdotal evidence for presentation rather than grit specifically as the cause of antipathy when reading something new: I like grit. I also like not grit. But I like 'Crombie and Bakker and stuff, and I picked up Miller's Empress, which is another novel with some grit to spare. I got about half a page. Couldn't do it. It wasn't the cruelty of the world Miller'd created; it was the artlessness with which the style beat the reader about the head with that cruelty. Again, just a question of writing style and reader preference. [In this case opinion seems to be quite divided, as while Empress has done quite well commercially I believe, I recall that Rob B ... didn't like it very much at all. There you go.]
I'll be very interested to hear what you think of LAoK, CatG. I'm still not quite sure what to make of my own reaction to it. I mean, I enjoyed it very much, ... but I'm not sure how soon I'll be reading it again, whereas I might pick up The Blade Itself or Before They Are Hanged any old time and thumb back through them.
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I loved all the characters. Joe Abercrombie has said he wanted the characters to seem real, have real ambitions, desires, and conflicting emotions. I feel he has hit the spot dead on.
I'm sick of characters making the morally right decision every time. Bayaz was perfect in that aspect. He did what he had to do to keep his interest in tact. Just like a ruthless businessman.
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I really enjoyed this trilogy. For those of you who were not able to enjoy Joe's characters it is a shame. I appreciate their subtle and realistic aspects. Sand dan Glokta was a great character. He reminded of the character "Soltan Gris" from the series written by L. Ron Hubbard titled "Mission Earth".


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On Windows, I installed one driver package that bundles both the AMD and Intel drivers... that certainly is to the benefit of AMD, and indirectly Intel as a necessary concession in AMDs (and the OEMs) broader product strategy.
There are some things that is very bad to say. When you translate the "Open" to "Closed", then what to say, its unbelievable. Its lower than spam. OpneGL is Open. The implementations are closed and maybe patented, for example PowerVR has its own Tiled-Rasterizer that is different from Nvidias Massive-Rasterizer and different than MESA's. Also patents like S3TC are irrelevant to OpenGL, and Khronos tries to replace them with open free formats. There is not a logical reason why we don't have fast Open Drivers like Intel's for all GPUs and with the help of the companies. The most of the job is there anyway, and for free.
The API as in the function names and calling conventions are indeed not protected by copyright. The code implementing these APIs is copyrightable however, and if it is GPL then the GPL also applies to the code linking to it.
The kernel devs are essentially protecting Linux distributors from lawsuits.
Nvidia can create and give away infringing code, but it's the distributors who would be violating the GPL by shipping it together.
It's easier to think that Alan Cox is being mean for hating your gamez, but essentially it's Nvidia's licensing that caused all of this. They dug out a hole that ensured they'd have to do everything on their own and not use any kernel code. So they implemented most of X and kernel in their blob. This worked great for a long time, during which the kernel and X infrastructure was old and featureless, while their closed implementation was performant and full-featured. However now, when using kernel interfaces (and thus using GPL code inside the Linux kernel) is necessary to make their hardware run in the first place (due to the increasing irrelevance of discrete cards), now their decisions from the past prevent them from interacting with the kernel.
I think this is a bad call from the kernel developers. I also agree that nVidia should have asked first :P
AMD and nVidia have spent $bn's researching and developing their hardware, paying for licenses (some of which they are bound not to disclose) and these such restrictions are part and parcel of a commercial world. Some manufacturers can survive on hardware alone, others realy on a large, costly software stack to support that hardware. Fast GPU drivers are huge and take a lot of inside work.
I suggest those against 'prorietary drivers' to go form a competitive GPU company - spend billions of dollars researching, manufacturing, employing people and deploying such hardware - and see if they still think the same.
In fact, take it further as a concept - the AMD / nVidia graphics drivers don't 'fit' in the OpenSource ecosystem, right? Ok, AMD and nVidia pull out of Linux. We can just make do with Intel. That isn't anti-competitive at all, right? And one option is better than none. Let the Windows/Apple users have the optimal, heavily-invested graphics acceleration!
You do realise that AMD is actively developing OSS drivers and releasing specifications, right?
And it's not a "call" from the kernel devs. Binary blobs using internal kernel interfaces are probably illegal, and no "call" can change that (the legality would have to be tested in court, of course, but no "call" can affect that either).
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posted on May 5th
Wes Hodkiewicz of Press Gazette Media joined Justin Hull on the Home Stretch Monday, May 5th to talk Packers & the Draft.
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