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New York—myThings, which provides customized online ad solutions, announced a strategic partnership with TagMan, a tag management company.
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Former executive ordered to pay $300,000 for role in fraud
A former executive with Specialty Filaments Inc. in Middlebury was sentenced to a three-year term of federal probation Monday and ordered to pay $300,000 in restitution for his role in a $1 million bank fraud.
Jeff Audette, the vice president of the defunct company, faced up to five years in jail for conspiracy to commit bank fraud.
But after Audette agreed to assist federal prosecutors and pleaded guilty to the charge in February, Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregory Waples wrote in a sentencing memorandum that probation and restitution payments were appropriate punishment for Audette.
During the course of this investigation and prosecution, Audette has provided genuine and substantial assistance, Waples wrote. Without Audettes cooperation it would have been impossible for the government to charge, much less convict Donald James Marler III, the defunct companys former president and chief executive officer.
Specialty Filaments, which manufactured nylon and polyester filaments used as components in industrial and commercial brushes, declared bankruptcy and closed its doors in 2007. The company operated facilities in Middlebury and Burlington.
Federal prosecutors charged Audette, Marler and the companys former director of finance Paul Mammorella, with orchestrating the fraud, which involved the use of falsified reports delivered to Wells Fargo.
In those reports, Waples said Audette and the other executives inflated the cash-strapped companys accounts receivable and inventory so that the bank would loan the company more money.
Those actions cost Wells Fargo and the Vermont Economic Development Authority, which guaranteed a portion of the loan, more than $1 million when Specialty Filaments went bankrupt.
But despite those losses, Waples wrote that all three executives acted out of good intentions.
This was not a crime of greed or self-enrichment. The reason why all these essentially good defendants did what they did was to keep SFI afloat until a buyer who could invigorate the company was found. Had that goal been realized, Wells Fargo would have been made whole, Waples wrote.
Mammorella was sentenced last week to a three-year term of probation that included four months of home detention. He was also ordered to pay $300,000 in restitution and he was ordered to perform 100 hours of community service work.
Marler, who pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit bank fraud in August, is due to be sentenced on Dec. 17.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un was filmed limping across the stage during a ceremony marking the 20th anniversary of his grandfather Kim Il-sung's death. State-run media released footage of the event on Tuesday, and international news outlets were quick to pick up on the purported limp: Footage like this is especially rare coming out of North Korea, where events are choreographed and depicting leadership as weak is frowned upon because they should be seen as divine. However, Jong-Un hasn't exactly had the smoothest of gaits over the past year or so.
In case you somehow missed all the tears and tweets last night, Scandal broke our hearts into millions of tiny little pieces. How? By killing one of our favorite characters. At the very end of the episode, Olivia's seemingly random hookup buddy Russell turned out to be one of Papa Pope's henchman and attacked Jake at the OPA offices, stabbing him. Multiple times. In a promo for next week, Jake was declared "dead." We're still in the first stage of denial, BUT we're now convinced that Jake Ballard isn't really dead on Scandal, and that Scott Foley is still very much on the ABC hit drama.
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The US State Department has approved a profitable weapons sale to a U.S. ally whose military has a long record of human rights abuses. On April 6th, the State Department green-lit a nearly $1 billion arms sale to the government of Pakistan. The proposed deal includes 15 Viper attack helicopters, 1,000 Hellfire missiles along with the technology and training needed to operate them. But some observers worry that the Pakistani military's dismal humanitarian record should raise red flags for the U.S. In June 2014, Pakistan launched a massive operation purportedly to clear militant groups from North Waziristan, an impoverished tribal region where the central government has little control and offers few services. Although Pakistan has prohibited journalists from entering combat areas, many observers say the military has done nothing to limit civilian casualties.
More Hollywood movies in 2014 featured one or more lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) characters than in the previous year, but those roles were mostly minor and stereotypical, said researchers.GLAAD's president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis said in the report,"Every year after analyzing the studios' theatrically released films, we struggle to find the silver lining." GLAAD, a U.S.
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Job Title:Hazard Mitigation Assistance Specialist, GS-301-12
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SALARY RANGE: | $73,420.00 to $95,444.00 / Per Year |
OPEN PERIOD: | Friday, August 02, 2013 to Friday, August 16, 2013 |
POSITION INFORMATION: | Full Time - Permanent |
DUTY LOCATIONS: | 1 vacancy in the following location: Bothell, WA United StatesView Map |
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Do you desire to protect American interests and secure our Nation while building a meaningful and rewarding career? If so, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is calling. DHS components work collectively to prevent terrorism, secure borders, enforce and administer immigration laws, safeguard cyberspace and ensure resilience to disasters. The vitality and magnitude of this mission is achieved by a diverse workforce spanning hundreds of occupations. Make an impact; join DHS.
When disaster strikes, America looks to FEMA. Now FEMA looks to you. Join our team and use your talent to support Americans in their times of greatest need. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) prepares the nation for all hazards and manages Federal response and recovery efforts following any national incident. We foster innovation, reward performance and creativity, and provide challenges on a routine basis with a well-skilled, knowledgeable, high performance workforce.
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This position is ideal for a Hazard Mitigation professional looking for an opportunity to work in Mitigation collaborating with experts in other functional areas to develop integrated Hazard Mitigation policy recommendations. This position starts at a salary of $73,420 (GS-12, Step 1), with promotion potential to $95,444 (GS-12, Step 10).
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TashaLALove This!Make sure you use the clarifying shampoo before you blow out your hair it makes a BIG difference!posted Jul 17, 2011Link to this post
Karina S.Houston, TXHairAuburnCurly HairFine or Thin HairChemically Treated HairI Love ItThis product is great. I had it done in a salon last year but this time I did it myself. It takes along time but it is totally worth your while. At first I was concern, I could not remember that it had neen so much work but I will totally do it again. However, you should test yourself first for alergic reaction. I had no allergic reaction to it my sister did. Be careful not to touch your scalp for my sister had some rash all over her head afterward, nothing serious though.posted May 27, 2011Link to this post
Dude D.Twin CitiesHairMedium BrownFine or Thin HairExcellent Shampoo!This shampoo is great! Mild but deep cleansing. Subtle, clean fragrance. Not very foaming....but shampoo doesn't need to be to clean the hair. Even appropriate for sensitive scalp/skin, which I have but it doesn't irritate. (p.s. utilize the spell check when posting on sites like this one so you don't sound so illiterate when posting comments.)posted May 25, 2011Link to this post
CeciHairDark BrownColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairBest Ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!It usually takes 45 min to round brush my hair and then another 15 to flat iron. After treatment it took 10 min no brush to dry hair and no flat iron needed. Then I worked out fior an hour and still straight and shiney. Highly recommend.posted May 6, 2011Link to this post
Jeannie R.HairMedium BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairGot Kerotin Complex Done TodayI went to Las Vegas in November of last year ans stayed at the Trump Towers needless to say stayed in spa all weekend. I had been getting a pedicure and the ladt had done a brazillian blowout on her hair and I agree it looked great so I did it answas in love my hair grew atleast 5 inces within3-4 months enough said.I was aafraid I would get homeand no one here would know what it was, I found on place she when I called wouldn't quote a round about price so kinda gave up on it. I recentlt took my son to get his hair cut and ask the stylist if she knew of it then she began to tell me the pros and cons of each of these processess , I had the kerotin done today the only thing i hate is I can't wash my hair for 72 hours to let it cure but she did say i could wash around 48-60 if i want aliitle volumn. It looks great as did the brazillian only time will really tellwhich is better .I bought the huge bottles of shamooo and conditioner and also the deep conditioner. Absolutely worth every dime! As my husband says you getposted Mar 31, 2011Link to this post
KimberlyMarylandHairDark BrownDry HairThick or Coarse HairBest Keratin ProductI have been getting keratin treatments for a while now. Copolla keratin complex is the best I have come accross. It smells great, It doesnt make your hair feel bad, it doesnt hurt or burn your eyes and the results are amazing! You first must use this shampoo first and then follow with the keratin complex smoothing treatment. The shampoo is more of a gel based and feels good when going in. You will have the best results with this, my hair looks, smells, and feels amazing!posted Mar 23, 2011Link to this post
Jacqueline S.Palm Beach, FloridaHairColor Treated HairShampoo Is Okthe shampoo has absolutely no scent and I had to wash it 2-3 times in one shower to make suds out of the shampooposted Feb 22, 2011Link to this post
Stephanie M.KentuckyIt Does Have Sulfates!Read this: The lady in the store and reviews of this product (on other sites) comment on how great it is to have a shampoo that doesn't have sulfates.
Read the ingredients and you'll find Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate. You don't need that much chemistry to research what this ingredient is and that it's not any better than Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.
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AmberPAHairDark BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairWorks Great But There Are Cheaper Alternatives If You Are On A BudgetThe first I did the Keratin Complex treatment at home I didn't have this clarifying shampoo. I got creative and knew that anything with a lot of surfactants (detergents) in it would probably work so I used a dish soap made of natural bio-degradable ingredients and it worked just fine. I just washed my hair about 3x in a row then followed the rest of the treatment instructions. I bought this clarifying shampoo to use for my second treatment and it works just fine. It strips the gunk off of your hair which is what it's supposed to do in order to open the cuticle and prepare it to absorb the keratin solution. After using this shampoo your hair should feel kind of rough and dried out. That's how you know you washed it enough times (usually 2 to 3 lathers and rinses work well). If you are on a tight budget and can't afford to buy this clarifying shampoo I would suggest doing what I did or just buy a cheap clarifying shampoo from the drug store to save some money. Otherwise there's nothing wrong with this and it does its intended job!posted Aug 30, 2010Link to this post
DemiA MustIf you plan to do the staightening treatment-do it right and use this shampoo prior to doing it. It makes all the difference in the world!!posted May 19, 2010Link to this post
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Michael Millstead, age 58 of Laguna Woods, Calif., died Thursday, December 16, 2010, at Laguna Hills. Michael Hayden Millstead was born July 20, 1952, in St. Louis, Mo., the son of Ralph and Mary (Fitzwater) Millstead. Michael spent most of his life in Phoenix, Ariz., where he was once employed in the insurance business working with his father, R.G. "Doc" Millstead. Three years ago, Michael spent several months in Philip to spend more time and to assist his father. His father, Doc, had moved to Philip after the death of his wife and Michael's mother, Mary.
George Hauk, age 86 of Quinn, S.D., died Saturday, December 18, 2010, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip. George Edmond Hauk was born November 13, 1924, in Pedro, S.D., the son of Frank and Joy (Keve) Hauk. He was raised near Grindstone and attended Lincoln Elementary School just west of his home. He graduated from Philip High School in 1942 and worked on his parents' place. George married Peggy Clark June 3, 1950, and they made their home of 60 years near Grindstone where George was raised.
Myrtle Thomas, age 88, of Wanblee, S.D., died Sunday, December 19, 2010, at the Hans P. Peterson Memorial Hospital in Philip. Myrtle Cayler was born on September 29, 1922, in White River, S.D., to John and Mollie (Guild) Cayler. She grew up and went to school in the Wanamaker area. After attending school through the eighth grade she stayed at home to take care of her mother. She then worked at Cedar Pass Lodge and later worked at the Headlee Store where she met Raymond Thomas. She married Raymond Thomas on October 5, 1940, in Rapid City.
Marsha Jean Foster Vaughn, age 74 of Rapid City, formerly of Wall, died Monday, December 13, 2010, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Marsha Jean was born January 21, 1936, in Wall, S.D., the daughter of Leo and Doris "Murph" (Way) Foster. She graduated from Wall High School in 1954. Marsha raised three children in the Rapid City area, Michael, Mark and Shelley. Survivors include her son, Michael and his wife, Julie, of Stockton, Calif., and their four children, Christopher and great-grandson, Alex, Jennifer, Zachary and Matthew Vaughn.
The Philip Lady Scotties basketball team hosted the Stanley County Buffaloes, Thursday, December 16. Philip 5 16 14 10 = 55 Stanley Co. 12 12 6 22 = 52 The Scotties began the game slowly, earning only five points to the Buffalo's 12 points. At the 3:30 mark of the second quarter, Philip had climbed to 15 and Stanley County had climbed to 21. Philip scored and held their opponents back, so that the score was 21-22 with less than a minute remaining in the half.
The Philip Scotties basketball team hosted the Edgemont Moguls, Saturday, December 18. Philip 20 19 23 24 = 86 Edgemont 2 11 4 7 = 24 The Scotties were up against a very young team that, this year, had at total of only 13 players on its varsity and junior varsity roster. Philip scorers: Kyle Schulz - 18, Tate DeJong - 14, Austin O'Dea and Jordan Hauk - 10 each, Gunner Hook and Thomas Doolittle - 8 each, Beau Ferguson - 6, Jade Nelson - 4, Brandon O'Dea, Jeff O'Connell, Wyatt Kammerer and Cody Reder - 2 each. Philip field goal percentage - 45 (39 of 87).
The Philip Lady Scotties basketball team hosted the Edgemont Moguls, Saturday, December 18. Philip 10 6 9 19 = 44 Edgemont 9 16 15 10 = 50 The scoring at the beginning of the game stayed close. With less than two minutes remaining in the first quarter, the scoreboard showed a tied 7-7 score. After Philip scored a one-point foul shot, Edgemont sank a basket for the lead. Philip sank a basket to regain the lead, with only four seconds before the buzzer. The Scotties led until the second quarter's 2:50 mark, when the Moguls again tied the score at 14-14.
The Philip Scotties basketball team hosted the Stanley County Buffaloes, Thursday, December 16. Philip 7 13 13 18 = 51 Stanley Co. 13 15 8 18 = 54 The Scotties allowed two baskets before they got on the scoreboard two and a half minutes into the game. Three pointers and free throw shots let the Buffaloes to increase that lead to 2-8. Then Philip rallied to end the first quarter 7-13. In the second quarter, the Scotties struggled to close the gap, succeeding to a 17-18 score.
Dear Editor; Since we are paying much higher property taxes due to the addition of a fee to pay to the Milesville (Volunteer) Fire Department since our property was annexed in to a fire protection district that we were unaware existed. I understand via a member that there is a very large fuel bill for this last year. There were not a lot of fires that I am aware of in our area. MVFD fought fire in the Black Hills. That would explain the fuel costs.
by Del Bartels The Haakon School District 27-1 Board of Education held its last meeting of the year Monday, December 20. A long list was approved of volunteer coaches for the winter sports. These people include many former students who might come in during their college breaks to help with high school practices. Paulette Ramsey has been officially approved as the assistant girls' basketball coach. The financial report showed that claims payable December 20 came to at grand total of $191,957.54. This does not include the salaries and wages of the districts' employees.
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Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under Usagi Yojimbo, Stan Sakai, staff, reviews, previews, Peter Bagge, Los Bros Hernandez, Jordan Crane, Humbug, Gilbert Hernandez, Dash Shaw, comics industry, Bob Fingerman, Abstract Comics | 2 Jun 2009 11:52 PM |
Updates of Online Commentary & Diversions may be oddly timed for the rest of the week as we're eyeball deep in MoCCA preparations.
• Review: "[Harvey] Kurtzman and company aimed high for a more sophisticated humor mag than the competition... Fantagraphics' package for it is bar none — handsome, sturdy and restored with great care... I was most interested in the behind-the-scenes story of Humbug and the creative process that went into it — not to mention doomed it — and the book's introduction and exclusive interviews more than satisfy on that count." - Rod Lott, Bookgasm
• Review: "Humbug " - Byron Coley & Thurston Moore, Arthur Magazine
• Review: "...[U]nparallel parodists Kurtzman and Elder ran rampant for themselves when they published these 11 exceptional issues of comic art anarchy. This two-volume hardcover box set has been reproduced from the original art and digitally restored to make everything look even better than when it first came out in 1957. This long-overdue definitive edition of Humbug is an essential slice of satire from the masters of the genre." - Jeffrey Morgan, Detroit Metro Times
• Review: "Everybody Is Stupid Except For Me [is] a compilation of the notorious Seattle libertarian [Peter Bagge]'s politically (and sexually) charged comics for Reason magazine... It's great. So colourful (always my favourite part of Pete's comics) and acerbic and smart-ass, but with a heart and purpose behind the bickering and keenly observes caricatures... It's too early to say now, but right now I'm thinking it's perhaps my favourite stuff of his, full stop..." - Everett True
• Review: "Connective Tissue... make[s] for an engaging read... While Darla sounds like she could be a handful, she is a good and sympathetic protagonist, making her a modern-day Alice in a 21st century Wonderland." - Jason Borelli, Beyond Race Magazine
• Preview: At Newsarama, Michael C. Lorah comments on our scheduled August 2009 releases as seen in the current issue of Previews (and right here on our site)
• Preview: Spotlighting comics shipping this week, The Comics Reporter says of Uptight #3: "The previous issue of this series from the great Jordan Crane was super, super strong." Likewise, Chris Mautner at Robot 6: "The latest issue in Jordan Crane's very good series about ghosts and melancholy comes to town. I feel we should be doing all we can to ensure Crane keeps making comics, don't you?" And Matthew Brady says: "I missed the second issue of this series, but the first one was great... Check it out if you see it on the shelves."
• Profile: My Adventure Is Your Advantage spotlights the design work of our very own Art Director Jacob Covey, calling him "the bees knees of design" and presenting previously unseen previews of the forthcoming Abstract Comics anthology
• Profile: "[Dash] Shaw's online and bound comics inhabit surreal spaces both cerebral and emotional, leaping from zombie love stories to futuristic set pieces without resorting to predictability... It's probably safe to say he has arrived." - Wired
• Interview: Publishers Weekly's Heidi MacDonald asks our own Eric Reynolds for his thoughts about Book Expo America and its value for comics publishers like us; The Comics Reporter's Tom Spurgeon comments on the interview; meanwhile, The Daily Cross Hatch's Brian Heater gets a few words from Eric on the show floor
• Interview: Comic Book Resources' Jeffrey Renaud talks to Gilbert and Mario Hernandez about their forthcoming sci-fi miniseries Citizen Rex (Dark Horse is publishing it, but how could we not link?)
• Interview: Newsarama's Michael C. Lorah talks to Stan Sakai about the 25th anniversary of Usagi Yojimbo and gets a little bit of scoop about our forthcoming Usagi Yojimbo: Special Edition deluxe set
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This year's PowerWear Spring Collection will be available at all official KTM dealers soon. Already curious? Have a look at some pictures of the action shooting that took place in Valencia end of last year, so just very few weeks ago. The weather during the shooting was windy and cold, not really fitting for light summer clothes but the models did their best to make that shooting what it takes. They non the less had much fun and the output is amazing: great pictures telling a story about a couple of friends spending a great day together. Click through some of the "making of"-pictures here. But even better get a glimpse at some of the action shots that might also be used for the original folder.
The Spring Collection will pick up on the vintage topic again – like the current big PowerWear collection – but will be focused especially on very trendy, stylish and colourful casual summer-fashion next to some new and hip accessories. The combination of light clothes, bright colours and big, funny prints makes this the best ever KTM PowerWear Spring Collection.
A special treat fitting to the new KTM Freeride bikes will be the special Freeride offroad-outfit, consisting of shirt and pants. Developed in cooperation between KTM and O'Neal, a specialist for freeride, mountain bike and motocross clothes, this equipment will fit everybody who is in for a great, stylish high-quality outfit.
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Mental Measurements Yearbook contains information about English-language standardized tests, covering educational skills, personality, vocational aptitude, psychology, and related areas, which are covered in the printed Mental Measurements Yearbooks from the 9th edition (1985) to the current one. Information about each test includes the test author, publication and scoring information, the number of the Mental Measurements Yearbook in which the test was originally described, an overview of the test, and the full text of one or more reviews.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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Chris Lattner and all of his LLVM whores should spend their time on better things such as dying or getting bent over and fucked by GCC.
Phoronix: LLVM Developers Ponder Using C++11 Features
While C++11 is an ISO standard and the Clang C/C++ compiler front-end to LLVM has been supporting C++11, developers behind the LLVM compiler infrastructure are still deciding whether to allow C++11 language features within their code-base...
Chris Lattner and all of his LLVM whores should spend their time on better things such as dying or getting bent over and fucked by GCC.
Does the Linux kernel make use of or allow C11?
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Whoops, sorry, misread. Saw "C" + "11" and my brain automatically dropped in the ++ lol
Linus' thoughts on C11:
Source: http://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc/2012-02/msg00042.html
The problem I have with treating this as a C11 issue is that people
aren't using C11 compilers, and won't for a long while.
So quite frankly, it won't be reasonable for the kernel people to say
"use a C11 version" for years to come.
And don't get me wrong. I don't think that means that C11 is *bad*.
It's just that the kernel is very different from most other projects.
We have to have those crazy architecture-specific header files and
random synchronization macros etc anyway.
C11 is not - I think - even meant to be geared towards the Linux
kernel kind of crazy use. We really do some odd things, adding
compiler features for them is mostly a mistake. asm() takes care of a
lot of the oddities for us, it's not like all of them are about memory
accesses or concurrency either.
I do think that the threading issues in C11 are going to help us
kernel people, because the more people think about issues with
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Best Practices and Large Scale Experiments
Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for OpenCourseWare Center for Social Media at American University
Options and legal implications "Solutions for Dealing with Copyrighted Materials in an Open Access Course" by Ethan Wattrall
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Open Educational Resources (Creative Commons)
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Open Access Texts & Books
English Literature Digital Library
Directory of Open Access Databases
Directory of Open Access Journals
Current Awareness
{http://oerblogs.org/ Open Educational Resources Blogs]
Design and Authoring Tools
Digital Learning Tool Kit from MobilityShifts (includes some content sources as well)
Gimp Open source image editing tool akin to Adobe Photoshop
Inkscape Open source version of Adobe Illustrator
Open Office Open source version of MS Office
NVU Open source web authoring software
WordPress Open source blogging and content management
sigil A WYSIWYG ebook editor for creating ebooks in ePub format
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If you can't get whole milk, then I'd say forget about the Galbani. Dave, that's good to know, thanks.
This is a good thread. I wonder who makes Great Value (Wallyworld) cheese.
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Well Michael's approach isn't bad per se. The problem is that he tests different things tht he mentions.
For example "How does the BKL removal affect performance?" should be "Does the BKL removal influences everyday operations?" and then jump toh the concluion "Not realy" and then maybe a diacussion for a little more depth, being "While doesn't have any real effect on performance, it does make this do that better or faster or worse.".
Remember that the lay person is really getting the hype from the community and trying to parse that. The BKL has long been pushed as a problem for scalability and performance - with minimal details below that. Michael did put it to the test, and more or less as expected showed that BKL is a performance non-event. As David Airlie posted in the forum for that article, the BKL is a non-event due to work that has been done to get around it over the last few years.
The assertion that removal of the BKL is going to have no meaningful impact for most people is a fair statement.
Determining where the BKL has an impact and showing the performance delta there is a completely different article, but I'd expect there would be forum posts of "that's all well and good, but it's irrelevant to me". Again, it all depends on you perspective and the implicit questions you are looking to be answered in articles.
PTS has lowered the bar to doing repeatable benchmarking, OpenBenchmarking has created a collaborative forum around repeatable results. Anyone can look to show how it should be done, go forth and benchmark! (This is a general call, not something pointed at you V!ncent).
I will put beforehand in "balanced" team. I do think that defaults are what matter in users' machine.
On the other hand, in many benchmarks tweaking or not tweaking get wrong conclusions.
I will put some hypotethical cases but they are a mirror of many articles.
NVidia card 8800GTX will give 400 FPS in OpenArena and 60 FPS in opensource driver. This may make as an benchmark "conclusion" that NVidia driver works 6.5 times faster classic one. (when is clear that VSync option is set on the second case). Probably disabling it in OSS driver will give 240 FPS or whatever and will get a proper measure in raw performance benchmark.
Statement 2: Compressed filesystem works very slow compared with normal disks on burst writes, but works decently in threaded writes and in reads, and much faster in reads a zero-filled file. This should be *always* the case on a fast CPU. Doesn't matter the FS, it is because compression will add some extra headache on CPU to do compression or decompression but will reduce (depends on file content) the disk usage. Also those benchmarks are afecting the compilation time (because of CPU usage in compress/decompress). If it was explained in a paragraph how things works, the benchmarks will not be meaningless, but will give the measure of impacted CPU usage.
Statement 3: How GCC/LLVM AVX support mean something? Depends a lot of application "nature". Those instructions are for parallel programming, somewhat like CUDA. A compiler may be optimized in a range of 1%, an application as Gimp in (some) filters may be in range of 20% and scientific high parallel computations may be close to 100% speedup. When you read GCC/related articles, they will mostly appear like compilers are just hit of regressions and at least on two benchmarks they get annomalies. Also, compilers are today fairly mature, so a 100% speedup (without hardware support, like multi-core, AVX, but just of applications are rewritten to support them) are fairly untouchable.
So I think that the people when are frustrated, they complain for the statements that appear not to be informed, and a statement before that shows what may be the expectations based on how things work, will be the reason why people (I hope and thing) they will complain less.


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