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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 2, No. 150. Monday, 3 Jun 1991. (1) Date: Fri, 31 May 1991 23:21:50 -0400 From: Steve Urkowitz <email@example.com> Subj: Re: SHK 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire (2) Date: Sat, 1 Jun 1991 00:25:06 -0400 From: Steve Urkowitz <firstname.lastname@example.com> Subj: Re: SHK 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire (3) Date: Sat, 1 Jun 1991 04:14:00 -0400 From: "George Mosley" <email@example.com> Subj: Re: SHK 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire (1) -------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Fri, 31 May 1991 23:21:50 -0400 From: Steve Urkowitz <firstname.lastname@example.com> Subject: 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire Comment: Re: SHK 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire Dear Roy Flannagan, Maybe my attitudes towards the play have been shaped by three brilliant productions I've lucked into and by two critics' analyses. The critics are Anne Barton in her introduction to the play in the Riverside text and, more expansively, Michael Long in a chapter on T&C in his abruptly-taken out-of-print Methuen volume, *The Unnatural Scene*. The BBC-TV/Time-Life video clicks repeatedly for me, and for classes when I show short passages. Then some of us caught the Berliner Ensemble production across the wall during the '86 Berlin World Shakespeare Congress. And last summer at Stratford the RSC's Swan Theatre production. The camped-up version you describe matches a similar production I saw in NYC in the early 70s, the kind that makes you think about switching to some other field, like maybe orthodontia. The drama, and the micro-structure of satire, that drives this piece forward is the anti-climax, what John Clark called the imitation of an unsuccessful sexual act. Right off, Troilus says he's not going to fight in these wars, but then by the end of the scene, abruptly, without explanation, he bolts off to the battles with Aeneas. Another anticlimax: the reappearance of Troilus coming back from the day's combat. Wait 'til you see T! OooH! Wait! You'll be wowed! . . . [then] "What sneaking fellow comes yonder?" The game, I think, is in reader-response education: "What are you led to expect here? And what do you really see?" Anybody who's been in love knows that batty dynamic of ideals crunching into the actual and then rebounding with redoubled strength to even higher insanity. The maniacal energy of a cartoon character feeds these very human Trojans and Greeks. The goal of teaching the piece could be to help ourselves see ourselves driven by the same engines and made ludicrous by the same human limitations. I hate to think of how many faculty meetings resemble those councils in Troy and in the Greek camp. B-o-r-i-n-g, painfully orderly, and totally inconsequential. I particularly like Hector's fabulously anti-climactic decision to go on with the war after he has laid out an elegant and wise justification for NOT continuing. These wrenching defeats, snatched from the very jaws of victory, shape scenes, speeches, incidents. I guess that's what I mean by a systematic structure of satiric action. I have a long walking tour of the T&C text that I sometimes give to classes. If I can strip away the old CPM Perfectwriter commands, and when I master file-sending, I'll ask Ken Steele to load it into the SHAKSPER byteholes. (Before I slink away with my satiric diseases, I want to say that I didn't mean to send two very similar other messages yesterday. I wrote the first, and a big chunk of it seemed to get hung up electronically as I hit PF5, the SEND command. So I wrote the second and sent it, not knowing Mark I lived. Oops.) Heatedly, and a-flap, Yours, Steve Urkowitz SURCC@CUNYVM (2) -------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sat, 1 Jun 1991 00:25:06 -0400 From: Steve Urkowitz <firstname.lastname@example.com> Subject: 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire Comment: Re: SHK 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire Dear George Mosely, The ideas of satires which repeat what they condemn certainly fit Gulliver, and I've ben finding lots of places where Dante finds himself doing to critters in the Inferno exactly the nastiness that they were condemned for: swooning over Paolo and Francesca's excessive passion, tearing the hair out of the wrathful, sneering at the overly proud. Instead of imitating the messenger from Heaven, Dante the character imitates Vergil. In the recent issue of that "Teaching Medieval and Renaissance Literature" journal (it's somewhere on my desk in school) a secondary school teacher reports that her students kept coming up with more and more of those (may we say it) satiric strokes in the Inferno. For T&C, just about all the voices are bent, and the few straight talkers are condemned to being ignored. So much for the power of truth in the world. So we, with Thersites, Falstaff, and Pandarus can dance madly, sure of our lessons and of their inability to be grasped by any save those who can dance with us. Over the rainbow . . . Yours, Urk (SURCC@CUNYVM) (3) -------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Sat, 1 Jun 1991 04:14:00 -0400 From: "George Mosley" <email@example.com> Subject: 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire Comment: Re: SHK 2.0149 *TC*, Genre, Satire For Steve Urkowitz (if I misspell, it is a bad memory only). I would most wholeheartedly agree with the idea that T&C throws a wrench in genre. In terms of genre, satire, *it seems,* always questions, adopts, modifies, and sometimes rejects previous genres. For example, *The Dunciad* (which really isn't such a *funny* satire) depends upon a knowledge of a type of inflated panegyric, and Tale of a Tub depends upon a knowledge of projections, political theory, etc. Yet this dependence doesn't rob any of the pieces of their bite as long as the reader can have access to the same general genre. I suspect that when my students say that Gulliver isn't funny, *and when yours lose interest in T&C,* it may be because the genres which the works question don't seem to have a contemporary counterpart (at least to a naive reader). There are, of course, all kinds of theoretical questions to ask about this, but they're not really to the point. [By the way, I think Clark's book is inescapable: it's still top-notch as far as I can see.] For personal satires (and there really aren't that many which survive that can be called really personal satires), the *types* (to use an antique term) have to exist for the contemporary audience, and those types have to irk the audience. In the 19th century, a Whiggish England didn't find Swift all that funny, and a Romantic age (I suspect) wouldn't find T&C all that good either. For me, it is only when genres compete that a play like T&C becomes a problem. Well, thus spake the novice. I'll go back to watching those more versed in these matters now. |

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I am proud to announce that I finally had my very first, freelance TVC job (after months of wondering when I would actually have the chance to work on video again). To be honest, I was a bit jittery when I heard about this, I immediately called Food Styling master, Eugene Raymundo (who happened to be way out in another country…nakakahiya) to ask him for some advice…which he willingly gave. I knew I could do it, but of course, it was like being a rookie surrounded by major leaguers, I didn't want to be a screw up at all.
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I only did the styling on the new TVC, the 2nd part of this video.
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Fil called me up, after just almost a week since our KRG project and told me someone from the Ad agency would coordinate with me. I had told the clients that this would be my first TVC, which they actually preferred (whew!). It was so funny because Macel, from Giant Sponge (a prod company I had almost worked with a couple of months ago…long story, I'll save that story for…hmm…myself haha) called me up and said they were going to be doing the prod for this project.


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Although the most popular room for end tables is undoubtedly the living room, you can place these tables in nearly every room in your home. When considering how to fit end tables in the rooms of your home, consider the room decor and whether or not the style of the end table matches your own. Even more basic than the style of end table is its shape, so consider how it will fit into your room. End tables can be square, rectangular, round or oval. Some end tables even nest together. One shape of end table might look best next to a recliner, while another might be perfect next to a sectional sofa. Look carefully at the room in which you will be placing the end tables. Is dark wood or light wood prevalent? Is it a small room or large room? Will the table sit in a corner, against a wall or in the middle of the room? As you can see, end tables are quite flexible. Here are some tips on placing end tables in your home.


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Once again, depending on what you use LinkedIn for, the downside of getting one's password stolen may be minimal, as is the incentive for stealing it. I'm not sure why the average LinkedIn account would attract criminals. The whole point of being on LinkedIn is to promote one's business, so by definition most of the information is intentionally public. There's usually no financial information or passwords to other accounts included there.
It seems to me the worst that could happen is that one's enemy could post bad stuff under one's name in an attempt to damage one's reputation. This would be a very personal, probably unique, attack, not the kind of thing that attracts a gang of Russian credit-card hackers.
Obviously the security breach is embarrassing for LinkedIn, but I think most savvy users already know that anything they post on a social networking site is likely to be available to the entire world at some point.
Rather than exhorting or forcing us to use strong passwords everywhere, the security experts would accomplish more by educating the public about where strong passwords are really important. Strong passwords are harder to use than weak ones, so people will naturally tend to use weak ones. In most applications, a weak password is fine, so let's focus on telling people where strong passwords are really necessary and how to create a strong password that is tolerably easy to remember.
"I'm not sure why the average LinkedIn account would attract criminals."
Sadly the answer to that is very straightforward: many, if not a majority of people, use the same password for multiple accounts. So, if criminals hack your LinkedIn password, they have a shot at hacking your other accounts as well.
Criminals also use the messaging features in programs to contact colleagues and explain how all their money was stolen on a quick business trip to London, and could they bother them for $2,000 wired to a Western Union office for which they provide a specific address (even though Western Union distributes all money worldwide, not to a specific wire-service address). It's surprisingly effective.
I use OpenID together with a physical security token (which only cost a few pounds). That works fine except that (now that I no longer use Paypal) it is not available on any site where I would like good security e.g. UK government gateway.
According to
"Unlike the previous version of OpenID, user identities can be e-mail addresses that people already have and know, rather than being URLs that most people have difficulty using."
so lets hope OpenID Connect becomes more widely used than OpenID is now.
Anyone else got any comments on OpenID Connect?
Or use a trustworthy password generator like those in some password utilities. One can generate long passwords with every character on the keyboard-example: ¹Ò÷pG!%, or iÛzeúÃþzªGø3c, or even 1Ëg¦{øO©¾ ËGÐ]3Å;]´¦âekE1ÙS3¡¨Ôcñv . Gosh darn.
Just thinking. Is two factor or multi- factor the long term solution? I turned on google two step authentication and it seems safer. Again there can be a risk there since MS Exchange allows SMS sync so you get SMS into your outlook box. But if you have not chosen this, it would be difficult to hack a 2 step authentication. What i dont know is if anyone else can implement 2 step as well as Google does it. They have the engg strength, the scale and the money to build a global sms based 2 factor authentication. Their system is fast and if the sms does not reach you for any reason you have the option to click a button and an automated system calls your mobile and tells you the code.
Two-factor is better than one, because a theft of a single factor doesn't render accounts susceptible to cracking unless there is a related flaw (which the folks at CloudFire discovered was the case a few days ago with Gmail).
Thanks G.F. The link you have posted does not go the specific article. I am unable to find it. Can you please give me a link that leads to this article about CloudFire and Gmail
"Upgrade one's mental software" has a problem: You have to upgrade each user one at a time, and the process is very time-intensive.
It would be better to upgrade the servers so that they store the passwords in a more secure way. You know, expect the professionals to be professional, rather than expecting the amateurs to be.
"Ultimately, though, the best way to protect passwords and the data they safeguard is to upgrade one's mental software and pick harder ones."
Doesn't the LinkedIn breach largely demonstrate the opposite? Even if you pick good passwords, incompetent companies might lose the data to hackers.
The problem here is poor security at LinkedIn, more than weak password choices by users.
Also, it is probably fair to say that a person's LinkedIn account has fairly low priority in terms of how damaging a breach would be. Another lesson from this is not to use the same password for unimportant sites as you do for sites that contain financially important or personally sensitive information.
I am coming more and more to the belief that 'we' are on the wrong tack concerning passwords and security. We are urged to increase password length, to randomise content, to change more frequently. All these procedures make passwords harder to remember (for most humans)as well as harder to crack for machine algorithms. BUT machines (and their algorithms) are getting faster while memory capacity of humans is not - mine is even deteriorating with age. So it gets harder and harder to remember passwords that machines are getting quicker and quicker at cracking.
Solutions (if you are a security expert, please breathe deeply before reading next phrases): store passwords in a file, use post-it notes on your computer, change passwords as little as possible when absolutely forced.
There must be a better way, and one that does not require us to behave more and more like machines, thus ultimately making it easier for machines to unlock all our secrets.
...and Last.fm has a warning out too. http://www.last.fm/passwordsecurity
The discussion of hashing passwords is critical, because clearly smart people are still getting it wrong, but it's still important to understand how these password databases are being accessed in the first place.
I gather these sites did not use _salted_ hashing (see Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salt_%28cryptography%29 ), which meant that bruce-force cracking had large economies of scale.
A single salted hash is no harder to crack that an unsalted one; but the ettack is per-user, not on entire site at once.
See penultimate paragraph: these sites didn't add salt. Not mentioned, the sites relied on SHA-1, which is relatively rapid to compute. At a modest computational level (the "work" factor), bcrypt can take 40,000 as long to hash and includes salting. The work factor may be set higher to increase that further.
Note in same paragraph: "a mischief-maker cannot crack hundreds of thousands at a go with a single calculation."
"The best way" is to not use passwords; where passwords have to be used, use a unique password per site, where the password is long and infeasible to remember. Because this is not human friendly, there are tools out there to manage this for you. They're called "password managers", typically have browser integration and some of them involve cloud backup.
A popular local storage solution (do your own backups) is 1Password, a popular cloud-based solution is LastPass. More technical "hardcore" solutions exist, with manual management of text-files/emails containing PGP-encrypted content.
If your online service offers "two-factor" authentication, it's probably worth trying it. Remember the attack route which involves password reset emails sent to the associated email address, so your email account can be one of the most critical to protect. Google offer two-factor for Gmail/google-accounts, using open standards and free client software that implements those standards. (Google Authenticator for various mobile devices, "HOTP" and "TOTP" are the standards in question).
The truly cautious use certificates with keys stored on external devices, plugging into the computer but prompting for verification on the external display. Not many sites support that. With the advent of OpenID, you can choose an identity provider who do support it, independent of the particular site you're accessing. The only one which comes to mind is https://pip.verisignlabs.com/.
Oh, and salting? It's been good practice since the 1970s. Classic Unix does it even for ye olde crypt().
Password managers give hackers or disingeneous password manager operators an opportunity to get all your passwords at once. Single point of failure: great idea.
Blixa, is it really you?
Nope, I merely stole Blixa's password manager's password.
If the password manager running on your computer is vulnerable, then so is the browser into which you type the passwords, or the operating system you use and which is probably the most likely to be compromised.
Using one password everywhere is a single point of failure where your trust domain includes all the systems to which you give the password, so its security is at best that of the weakest link.
A concern over disingenuous password manager operators suggests using a non-cloud service, or if you don't trust the software shipped, using manual management, as mentioned. Use GnuPG to manage all your passwords in files on a non-networked machine inside a faraday cage in your basement, and use edible paper to note down passwords temporarily to convey them to the networked computer.
There will always be a weak link. Security is largely about risk management.
Password managers have a trust problem in both non-cloud (software that calls home) and cloud configuration (admin of cloud service being crooks, or merely incompetent). No ordinary person could tell for instance if the services and software you recommend can be trusted or if you are just a carder on a phishing round.
Of course Bruce Schneier could run a safe enough setup, but we need a solution that works for your granny, not just geeks.
In the hands of ordinary people I contend that password managers add very little if any security net of inconvenience, even compared to a single password (or a couple for say important sites vs trivia). More pain for equal risk in risk management terms. Many initiatives that similarly push the problem onto users (excessively frequent changes, arbitrary rules on password content, etc) are often similarly counterproductive.
Nothing that is based on passwords is going to massively improve security; as long as we're stuck in the 1950s, we're stuck trying to mitigate the damage. It's unfortunate that the only significant funding for research into security models was from the US military -- more power to them, for funding what they needed and wanted, but the security for everyone else is only slowly moving away from strict hierarchical trust, the concept of the user account as a homogenous identity for trust purposes and the lack of segregation between "owner" and "administrator" (that lack hindering a decent open market in administration for home users, who *should* be able to delegate certain limited trust for managing updates to their local trusted equivalent of the car mechanic).
Moving away from passwords is the only truly adequate solution. I contend that a local password manager is a net gain in security as it means that compromise of one site does not compromise all other sites.
Part of the problem is a control complex on the part of site operators. They're too often not willing to trust others to manage identity, so do it themselves. Badly, in the case triggering this article, and in the *majority* of cases. Even when you look at organisations who employ enough domain experts to be competent, this tendency to hold everything in-house does not necessarily work to the benefit of the customers/users. For instance, OpenID held (and in its offspawn variants still holds) a lot of promise for opening a market here, but identity providers such as Google have refused to be identity consumers of other identity providers. Everyone and their brother became willing to provide identity, too few willing to consume. In part, that's understandable because of the cost issues in dealing with a breach elsewhere and apportioning responsibility, when everyone gets to choose their own identity provider. Thus, for those consuming external identity now, we do at least get to see a small selection of providers offered, those whom the site operators have decided are sufficiently trustworthy (in a metric of "won't cause us lots of pain").
For examples of identity management done right on the open Internet, the Stack Exchange series of sites have decently managed to split account identity from authentication identity, letting multiple authentication providers be linked to a single account, so that if one is compromised it can be cut off and suitably prepared customers can just continue to use another provider. The theoretical ability to use that cut-off is critical, and is missing from the X.509 PKI model (arguably deliberately so), which is what has allowed the "too big to fail" providers to thrive there, at times monopolistically.
Overall a good article. One point of clarification - the Verizon report only covers work they did or that use their framework, not all breaches overall. Their number jumped a lot last year because so many other organizations contributed to their data set. 160M is still a huge number, though, no doubt about it. Also a good recommendation for most people to help them practice good password security is using a password manager such as LastPass or 1Password.
So I'm curious. My most difficult Password is #'s first followed by different letters pulled from a phrase in a mathematical pattern followed by #'s. Some of the letters are Caps.
Will a password such as this, meet the muster?
In general, as long as your password is hard to guess or predict (not in the dictionary, not a pattern, not something that many other people use, etc.), contains different types of characters (upper, lower, number, symbol), is long (12 or more characters should be the minimum) and you change it regularly (every 3-6 months), your account should be safe. But that assumes the site uses proper security precautions for storing, using and transmitting the data.
It doesn't matter no matter how hard your passwords are, if they hack servers and copy customer databases. Hackers will know everything about customers! Credit card numbers, addresses, how much you bought, etc., etc. Hard passwords will protect only from amateur hackers! That's why you have to be careful giving your personal information to them. Using cloud-based email services, you are always in danger of exposing your emails to others!
They did a similar article earlier where they linked to this.
Search google for "password strength 936"
Several random words is better than strange key stroke sequences.
Using desktop or mobile based email services, you are always in danger of exposing your email to others via trojans or viruses.
Let's hope that all the companies we do business with protect our personal information. For credit card numbers, for example, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS) requires secure storage of credit card numbers (if they must be stored). That means encrypting everything and protecting the keys well. I think it's good to be skeptical, but not to the point that it paralyzes you. Instead, understand the risks you're taking and do things to reduce them until they're at a level where more security is more work than you're willing to put in.
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SPRAY 9-inch round pan with cooking spray; cover bottom with waxed paper. Microwave 4 oz. chocolate and butter in large microwaveable bowl on HIGH 1-1/2 to 2 min. or until chocolate is almost melted, stirring after 1 min. Stir until chocolate is completely melted. Stir in dry gelatin mix and sugar until well blended. Add eggs; mix well. Stir in flour and nuts until well blended. Pour into prepared pan.
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MEANWHILE, melt 4 oz. of the remaining chocolate as directed on package; spread onto waxed paper-covered baking sheet. Refrigerate 30 min.
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Sure, He's Cheesy, But He's Oh So Cute.
Still looking for a something great to make for that next Christmas party? I've made this little Snowman Cheeseball for several years now & he's always a hit. And he's super-easy to make!
Just mix together (2) 8-oz. packages of cream cheese, a clove of garlic (minced) & a 1/4 cup of finely shredded mozzarella. Form the mixture into 2 balls , one larger & one smaller, then roll the balls in more mozzarella. To assemble the snowman, stack the small ball on top of the larger (use toothpicks to stack if needed), then add peppercorns for the eyes & buttons & a shred of carrot for the nose. To make the hat, cut circles from a piece of toasted wheat bread, then place it on his head with a toothpick!
Who doesn't love a cheesy snowman?
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You know how you feel when you bit into something that you think is going to taste a certain way and it tastes completely different? Not bad, just different? Like you think something is going to be salty but it's sweet? That's what just happened to my mental taste buds. I thought he was a sweet treat because when I initially saw him it looked like he was rolled in coconut (which I LOVE).
He is super cute and I'm sure delicious. I just thought he was going to be white chocolate something or other rolled in coconut! Silly me.@Orange it Lovely
Of course, Tana! So glad you like him :)
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Unlike the FBI Rancher, the FBI Washington emits a siren but has neither a visible strobe light nor an actual light emitted from the where the "invisible" strobe light should be. This flaw was rectified in GTA Vice City Stories, in which a red light is emitted from the dashboard (without an actual strobe light visible). Regardless, the FBI Washington's siren can be used to clear the road ahead from traffic. The FBI Washington is a undercover car but due to its only kind with it's dark gray body color its stands out from the rest of the traffic.
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While implied to be used by the FBI to pursue a player with a 5-star wanted level, the FBI Washington is not normally driven by FBI agents in GTA Vice City, as the FBI Rancher already serves this purpose. Instead, the FBI Washington is only available behind a music store just south of the Well Stacked Pizza in Downtown Vice City. In GTA Vice City Stories, however, the FBI Washington effectively replaces the FBI Rancher as the vehicle of choice by the FBI.
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In GTA Vice City, the FBI Washington always appears in a dark gray colour with some chrome trimming down the side of the car.
- Due to its near similar design to a regular Washington, the FBI Washington can occasionally be confused as being used by the French during "All Hands On Deck" in GTA Vice City. However, their cars are actually regular Washingtons, as evidenced by their lack of side trimming and the fact that they are black, while the FBI Washington is dark gray.
- In GTA Vice City, the FBI Washington is one of the only two law enforcement vehicles that can be repaired/resprayed at the Pay 'n' Spray. (The other being the VCPD Cheetah). Even though the FBI Washington can be resprayed, but the FBI Rancher can not.
- In GTA Vice City Stories, the car cannot be repaired/resprayed thus making it difficult to obtain one, one way to get on is to survive a five-star rampage and then going to the Pay N' Spray hopefully having the chance of the car being there, but since the FBI blockades in GTA Vice City Stories easily take down any car the best way to do this is to buy a bullet-proof vehicle and then getting five-stars, going to the Pay N' Spray and if the blockade was near the area then there should be an FBI Washington.
- Parked behind Rock City (GTA Vice City)
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It's not Far Cry, it's Unigine Tropicsjust noticed that some screen has far cry ? is it availabel for linux ?
I have brought a new Samsung S2233 SW Full HD 1080p resol. monitor.. Now I have been using it w/o any problem.. Except some vertical flickering while playing vide..
How can I fix it ?
My setup..
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I am using mandriva 2009.1 with fglrx 9.4 ... Previously I had 19" TFT and had same issue...
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he issue is only with full HD 1080p moves not with lower or even with 720p movies :
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P.s : http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...us_vh236&num=4 just noticed that some screen has far cry ? is it availabel for linux ? also whats that amd testing only logo there ?
It's not Far Cry, it's Unigine Tropicsjust noticed that some screen has far cry ? is it availabel for linux ?
1) With FGLRX there will always be tearing if you use XVideo (on new cards?). mplayer has a -vo opengl mode but that has other problems.
2) If video is slow and you have audio problems maybe you're processor is too slow?
3) There's a looot of threads about it here, search for tearing/tear-free/sync/vsync.
There's a lot of threads about this, maybe there should be a Sticky about it, or the top bugs or something?
I guess the exact bug is that TexturedVideoSync doesn't work, and many cards only support textured video.
Here's some links from bugzilla also:
The processor is not at all slow :P Its a triple core 2.3ghz, I have even Overclock it to 32ghz
If the decoder is only using one core then 3.2 GHz is still not enough for high bitrate / complex scene H264.
I think there may be a way to compile mplayer to use multicore for h264 but don't know the detail.
In windows you could try a player like
which uses DXVA to decode using the UVD decoder in radeon HD cards (it's a bit picky about streams, but some work)
The silly thing is that ATI doesn't consider it to be a bug. It's a feature that's just not implemented.
In my opinion, there should be a big red label on the box saying "Not suitable for video playback" since vsync is a feature most people would just take for granted. Had I known of this issue I would not have bought my HD4870.


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Clinical Study of TUTI-16 in Asymptomatic HIV-1 Infected Subjects (THYMON-08001)
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This protocol represents the first in human study of TUTI-16, and is being conducted to establish the safety and human immunogenicity (anti-HIV-1 Tat titers) of subcutaneously administered TUTI-16. Activity of TUTI-16 will also be determined in minimizing HIV-1 viral loads and sustaining CD4+ T-cell levels.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
HIV Infections |
Other: Placebo Biological: TUTI-16 (0.03mg) Biological: TUTI-16 (0.1mg) Biological: TUTI-16 (0.6mg) |
Phase 1 Phase 2 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Phase I/IIA Clinical Study of TUTI-16 in Asymptomatic HIV-1 Infected Subjects |
- HIV Viral Load [ Time Frame: baseline and 20 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Change in HIV viral load from baseline
- CD4+ T-cell Count [ Time Frame: baseline and 20 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Change in CD4+ T-cell count from baseline
- Determination of Anti-Tat Antibodies [ Time Frame: baseline and 16 weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Determination of change in anti-Tat antibody level
Enrollment: | 24 |
Study Start Date: | February 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | May 2010 |
Primary Completion Date: | May 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Placebo Comparator: Placebo |
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Biological: TUTI-16 (0.1mg)
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Biological: TUTI-16 (0.6mg)
Subcutaneous injection on Day 0, Day 28, and Day 84
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HIV-1 Tat protein, a virally encoded toxin, is secreted by HIV-1 infected cells and acts on uninfected cells, rendering them permissive for HIV-1 replication. HIV-1 Tat enhances chronic viral replication and induces immune suppression. Antibodies to Tat inhibit this Tat-mediated transcellular activation in vitro and minimize chronic plasma viremia. HIV-1 Tat activities can be blocked in vitro and in vivo by anti-Tat antibodies.
The Thymon Universal Tat Immunogen (TUTI-16) is a fully synthetic, self-adjuvanting lipopeptide vaccine that is water soluble and administered by subcutaneous injection. In preclinical studies, a priming dose and a three week boost in rats induced a high titer antibody response to the eight known distinct epitope variants of HIV-1 Tat protein. These antibodies block the function of the HIV-1 Tat protein (toxin), which is essential to the maintenance of chronic HIV-1 viremia. Therefore, TUTI-16 has potential as a therapeutic vaccine for HIV-1 in humans.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years to 50 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Males and Females
- Age ≥18 and ≤50 years at Screening
- HIV-1 seropositive
- asymptomatic and in generally good health
- no prior anti-retroviral therapy within 6 months of screening
- viral load ≥ 3,000 ≤ 100,000 HIV-1 RNA copies/mL
- CD4+ T-cell count ≥ 400/mm3.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Pregnant/nursing females
- positive for HBV or HCV
- acute Herpetic event
- any clinically significant out-of range laboratory value
- subject is unable or unwilling to discontinue during the study
- participation in another investigational drug/vaccine study within 30 days preceding the first injection of investigational agent in this study.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00848211
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Conant Medical Clinical Research | |
San Francisco, California, United States, 94114 |
Principal Investigator: | Marcus A Conant, MD | Conant Medical Clinical Research |
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Responsible Party: | Gideon Goldstein, MD, PhD, THYMON, LLC |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00848211 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | THYMON-08001 |
Study First Received: | February 13, 2009 |
Results First Received: | June 12, 2010 |
Last Updated: | February 17, 2011 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration |
Keywords provided by Thymon, LLC:
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Nine different goal scorers and 10 players tallying at least one point allowed the Wilmington University women's lacrosse game run away with a 12-3 decision over Bridgeport on the road in the final nonconference tune-up of the 2012 season.
The Wildcats (3-1) ran out to an 8-1 halftime lead before cruising to the final outcome. The loss was the first for Bridgeport (2-1) on the year as Emily Catalano scored all three goals for the Knights.
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Ashley Kroll tied the game at 1-1 with her lone goal of the game with 21:51 remaining in the half and Brittany Rhodes scored the eventual game-winner not even 30 seconds later. Rhodes goal came on a free position shot as the Wildcats were 4-for-5 on eight-meter shots.
Kory Webster kept the scoring going as she tallied the first of her three marks with an unassisted goal to make it 3-1 with 20:36 left to play in the first half. Jaclyn Hall and Rebecca Guethler scored the fourth and fifth goals of the game for the Wildcats, both coming on passes by Liz Case. Molly Taylor, Meggan Apgar and Rebekah McCurry closed out the first half scoring for Wilmington, as McCurry made it 8-1 with 3:10 to showing on the clock.
Webster scored her second goal of the game to open the goal scoring in the second half 2:24 after the break on another free position opportunity.
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Catalano responded with another goal, giving her a hat trick as she took a pass from Katie King and beat Wildcat goalkeeper Corinne Dries who entered the game at the halftime break. But that is all the closer the Knights would get in the game, as Megan Keffer and Webster responded with two more goals for the visitors.
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Goalkeepers Kaitlyn Hall and Dries each played 30 minutes as Dries recorded seven stops in the second half. Hall recorded four saves, picking up the win to go to 3-1 on the season. Both net-minders turned away the Knights on five free position opportunities, shutting out Bridgeport on the afternoon.
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Any chance in Ubuntu 12.10??
See Linux Kernel Newbies for changes in Linux kernel 3.6.
There should be no problem to use kernel 3.6 on ubuntu 12.10. fglrx and nvidia binary drivers support kernel 3.6, just fetch it from
I used 3.6rcX for some weeks now, pwc does not support my old webcam but otherwise it works fine.
How about Fedora 18 then?
I concur. An earlier -rc of 3.6 allowed temperatures on my T520 to soar out of control but, whatever that was, it disappeared. 3.6 is now working flawlessly on my Quantal build.
From the Ubuntu Kernel wiki:
It appears, from my experience, that the mainline builds work fine despite the caveat about missing patches and drivers.Generally Ubuntu systems run with the stock Ubuntu kernels. However it is handy to be able to test with unmodified mainline kernels to help locate problems in the Ubuntu kernel patches, or to confirm that upstream has fixed the issue. To this end we now offer mainline kernel builds. These mainline kernels are made from unmodified kernel source but using the Ubuntu kernel configuration files. These are then packaged as Ubuntu .deb files for simple installation.
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Well you most likely need a nvidia ppa when you want to use it with older U versions. fglrx supports the buildpkg option and that should do now as fglrx does not need patches for 3.6. I would call it a mostly quiet kernel update - efi stub was broken in the first rc, but most likely not many used this feature at that time. I did a kernel bisect to find this of course. A bit more annoying was an U mainline config problem: they just missed all DVB modules.


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Cymax has over 10 years of selling and shipping home furnishings and decor online. We are positive that you will be excited and satisfied with your purchase.
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Buffet tables (also known as sideboards) are an important part of a dining room. Not only do buffet tables offer the perfect spot to serve a casual buffet dinner, but they typically also provide handy storage for extra servingware and linens. They also offer a great display area and always look great when teamed up with a matching pair of buffet lamps. Cymax offers a huge selection of buffet tables and servers, with many stylish options that will fit your budget.Read More
Black buffet tables are a design classic that can mix and match with the rest of your décor. White is another popular neutral while wood buffet tables are available in popular finishes like mahogany or oak. Go for a traditional look with an elegant choice like Stanley Furniture buffet tables or Hooker Furniture buffet tables. Or go for a modern country look with Homestyles Furniture buffet tables or Riverside buffet tables.
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The is a high velocity centerfire rifle ammunition built for reliable performance and versatility. A specially designed nose cavity opens instantly upon impact into four petals for deavastating results. It retains virtually 100-percent of its original weight. The TSX can be loaded for higher velocities due to precisely positioned rings that relieve firing pressure. Bullets are all copper construction.
Mfr Part: WBYB300180TSX
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Cartridge: 300 Weatherby Magnum
Bullet Style: Triple Shock X-Bullet (TSX)
Bullet Weight (Grains): 180
Muzzle Velocity (feet per second): 3120
Application: Hunting
Rounds per Box: 20, ...
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Mfr Part: WBYB303180TSX
Cartridge: 30-378 Weatherby Magnum
Muzzle Velocity (feet per second): 3225