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Habush law firm loses privacy claim appeal over Internet key words
The state Court of Appeals on Thursday upheld the dismissal of a right to privacy claim filed by one personal injury law firm against a competitor over its purchase of the plaintiffs' names as search engine key words to bring up ads for the competitors' firm.
Habush, Habush & Rottier made national news in 2009 when it sued Cannon & Dunphy. The two firms are the largest personal injury practices in Wisconsin. »Read Full Blog Post(11)
Brady Corp. announces global reorganization as loss narrows
In a move that will eliminate 5% to 7% of its worldwide workforce, Brady Corp. Thursday announced a broad reorganization meant to cut costs and integrate the global operations of the Milwaukee-based manufacturer.
Brady announced the new measures as it released its latest quarterly earnings, which showed that Brady narrowed its losses but still fell short of Wall Street expectations. The stock closed down $1 or 2.8% to end at $34.46, recovering from a low of $31.42 at the opening of trading. »Read Full Article
Johnson Controls joins U.S. challenge to cut energy waste
Johnson Controls Inc. said Thursday it will cut energy use at its 71 U.S factories by 25% in the next six years.
The Glendale company made the announcement as it joined the Better Buildings Challenge, an Obama administration initiative to cut energy use and provide savings in energy costs. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Madison start-up event to feature match.com CEO
Sam Yagan, chief executive officer of match.com, is among the entrepreneurs who will present at a start-up company event in Madison next month.
Yagan is also co-founder of OkCupid and Excelerate Labs, which recently joined forces with the TechStars organization to form TechStars Chicago. TechStars is a mentorship-driven seed stage investment fund founded in 2006 that has programs in London and a number of U.S. cities, including Chicago. »Read Full Article
Kohl's donates $1.5 million to TED
Kohl's Department Stores said Thursday the company is donating $1.5 million in its ongoing support for TED, a nonprofit organization that provides a platform for innovative thinkers to present ideas.
The organization's TED-Ed forum offers free educational content to educators and students. The content is available at the website ted.com. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Attorney Hannah Dugan to be offered interim CEO post at troubled SDC
Attorney Hannah Dugan will be offered the post of interim CEO of the Social Development Commission for 12 months.
At a special meeting Wednesday night, the commission board voted 7-5 to extend the offer to Dugan to lead the anti-poverty agency that has been in turmoil. The offer is pending standard agency checks and agreement on a contract, salary and other terms. »Read Full Article(10)
Small town lawyer disbarred over more than 30 counts of misconduct
There aren't many lawyers in tiny Gillett, Wis., and now there are even fewer.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday revoked the license of Joan Marie Boyd after she agreed she could not defend against more than 30 claims of ethical violations. Boyd formerly practiced in Shawano and lives in Gillett, in Oconto County, according to the court. »Read Full Blog Post(17)
Generac announces secondary sale of stock
Generac Holdings Inc., the Waukesha-based maker of portable and standby home generators, has announced a secondary offering of 10 million common shares by funds affiliated with CCMP Capital.
The stock is priced at $35 a share. The selling stockholders will receive all of the proceeds from this offering. The shares in the offering are not being sold by the company or any of its officers or directors, according to Generac. »Read Full Article
Former Wyndham Hotel near airport to be razed for parking lot
The former Wyndham Milwaukee Airport Hotel will be demolished, perhaps starting in April, the property's new owner says.
Much of the 16-acre site that now houses the sprawling building, 4747 S. Howell Ave., will be added to the former hotel's parking lots to create a long-term parking operation for customers flying in and out of Mitchell International Airport, said Gilad Lumer, a partner at Los Angeles-based L&R Group. »Read Full Blog Post(27)


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Uribe's four hits lead way for LA, Capuano
Dodgers' 6-7-8 hitters combine for eight knocks, five RBIs
LOS ANGELES -- Juan Uribe produced Monday night like the Dodgers thought he would. He just started a year late.
Uribe tied a career high with four hits, drove in three runs and led the bottom of the Dodgers' order as it lent a hand to Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier (who combined for five hits) in a 7-2 win over the Braves, the 13-4 record matching the best Dodgers' start after 17 games since 1983.
A.J. Ellis added two RBIs and Chris Capuano pitched seven effective innings as the Dodgers opened the homestand against a Braves club that was 10-2 over its previous 12 games. The Dodgers knocked out 15 hits, 14 of them singles, and overcame hitting into four double plays.
With Ellis and James Loney adding a pair of hits to the four from Uribe, spots 6-7-8 in the Dodgers' batting order contributed eight hits, four runs scored and five driven in. Ethier and Dee Gordon drove in the other runs as the Dodgers were 6-for-11 with runners in scoring position.
"It was time to pick up the slack," said Ellis. "Matt and 'Dre have been carrying us. We want to be tough one through eight. It's really big for us to get on base and create offense at the bottom of the lineup."
It was a satisfying performance for Uribe, who signed a three-year, $21 million contract and started it with a dismal 2011 that ended with sports hernia surgery.
"Last year I couldn't play, I was hurt, and it's hard when you want to show people I can play," said Uribe. "The only thing I want to do is help the team win."
Uribe missed four games last week with a sore wrist injured last Sunday sliding into home plate but returned to the lineup Sunday, just in time for the Dodgers' 12-0 blowout loss in Houston. The four hits raised his average from .211 to .286.
"It was good to see him get the hits here in the stadium in front of our fans," said manager Don Mattingly, whose team improved to 7-0 at home.
Uribe punched a single to right field in the second inning to bring home Loney, who had doubled. He reached for an outside pitch on a hit-and-run in the fourth inning to put runners on the corners preceding Ellis' RBI single. He singled to center in the sixth, but was thrown out stealing while Ellis struck out. And he drove another single to right field with bases loaded in the eighth to score two.
Braves starter Jair Jurrjens, an All-Star and 13-game winner in 2011, was tagged for five runs on nine hits in three-plus innings and was sent to Triple-A after the game.
"The bottom of their lineup really stepped up today and did a good job," Braves catcher David Ross said. "They had a good approach. They weren't trying to pull JJ. They were taking him and hitting him the other way. It seemed like a ton of balls got hit to right [field] tonight by right-handed hitters. That's a good approach and you've got to tip your cap sometimes."
Capuano (2-0) had a shaky start, escaping a bases-loaded jam in a 27-pitch first inning by striking out Jason Heyward. He allowed a home run to the former Dodger Ross leading off the second inning, walked four and had only one 1-2-3 inning but stranded five runners in scoring position while striking out five.
"It was frustrating. Every time I looked up there were runners on base," Capuano said. "There are crucial junctures to every game, and this one came up in the first inning. The strikeout really changed the momentum when they didn't score."
By pitching seven innings, Capuano allowed Mattingly to rest the bullpen one day after relievers pitched 4 2/3 innings in Houston.
Gordon singled, stole second, took third on Mark Ellis' fly ball and was singled home by Ethier for the first run. Ross tied the score two pitches into the second inning with a long home run to center field. Ross has four career hits off Capuano, two of them homers.
The Dodgers resumed their attack on Jurrjens in the second, Loney leading off with a double, Uribe and A.J. Ellis following with RBI singles. The same trio each singled in the fourth, with A.J. Ellis' RBI hit chasing Jurrjens. Gordon greeted reliever Livan Hernandez with a sacrifice fly that scored Uribe.
The Dodgers completely ran themselves out of a potential big inning in the fifth. Kemp reached first on a leadoff infield single and was singled to third by Ethier. When left fielder Matt Diaz's throw came into second base, Kemp attempted to score and was thrown out at the plate. Meanwhile, Ethier had thoughts of going to second on the throw home, only for catcher Ross' throw to beat him back to first base for a double play.
"Just the wrong time for that," said Mattingly.
Gordon also short-circuited a rally in the second when he was caught stealing second base to end the inning with Kemp batting.
Ken Gurnick is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"... later this year" like in December or earlier?
Phoronix: Mesa 7.4 Release Candidate 1 Released
Mesa 7.3 was released back in January and was branched from the master Git tree so that it can be stabilized further and go on to form Mesa 7.4. Well, nearly three months later, Mesa 7.4 is getting close to being released...
"... later this year" like in December or earlier?
I thing by September
There is one another good for Wine and older cards extension 'GL_ATI_envmap_bumpmap' implemented just for intel. AMD, open documentatiton for R200 please!
P.S. Seriously, i want to see that shiny objects again!
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I couldn't wait any longer. That's why I sold my 4850 and got myself a 9800GT.
Everything now works perfectly:
Tear-free Compiz
Tear-free x-video + VDPAU
Flicker-free tear-free 3D windowed applications
It was an overall tear-free experience and I am overall a tear-free person.
So while they promise the open stack will be done tomorrow, I will be back to the open source campaign tomorrow, too. sigh.
I had a lovely supper and a piece of halibut that was good enough for Jehovah. Oh, wait, that's off topic as well. :-)
Anyways, you should have known that the only drivers which support nVidia-hardware completely are closed source. So if you want to use open source only, don't buy their products. I personally don't think that some possibly broken mesa driver is the only problem you face when you use open source drivers for nVidia. In fact I do even believe that it's the least significant one.
Btw, ontopic:
Using mesa 7.4 I get lots of display errors. They apparently have been there since I first tested the 7.4 branch and could be related to KMS/DRI2.
Hmm, after updating compiz (= rebuilding it) those problems seem to be gone.
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Having digested the whole of 2012, we're looking forward to the New Year. Honestly, there was no way we could have predicted the events of the year just past, but we think we've got a pretty good handle on what's to come, that is, if the Good Lord's willing and the creek don't rise.
1. President Barack Obama will appoint Marianna Marysheva-Martinez to replace Timothy Geithner as the new Secretary of the Treasury. Americans will spend-spend-spend, all the while complaining she makes too much money.
No big snowstorms in forecasts
After producing six feet of snow in six days, Ullr, the Norse god of snow, is about to take a rest.
But Höðr, the Norse god of cold, strode into Mammoth and the Eastern Sierra Wednesday night and it looks like he's setting up camp for a while.
The National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Mammoth and the Eastern Sierra, in effect from 4 p.m. Tuesday to 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Forecasters called for up to two feet of fresh snow west of U.S. 395 and six to 10 inches east of the highway.
Snow is to begin Tuesday afternoon, becoming moderate to heavy at times Tuesday evening through Wednesday afternoon.
As for wind, the weather service predicted wind gusts to 50 mph along Highway 395 and gusts to 90 mph over the Sierra ridges.
The morning sky has not yet begun to lighten as the truck bounces over the white, moonlit ground, tires sinking nearly to the rim in deep, snowy ruts.
To the west, Laurel Mountain and Mt. Morrison are limned in light, stars brilliant, waiting.
Tomorrow, when the sun rises, the days will begin to lengthen, one minute more every morning, one minute more every evening, every day until the Summer Solstice in June when the cycle reverses.
But not today.
Scientists say the state should brace for more devastating storms to come
As the Eastern Sierra braces for a big winter storm this weekend, no one here in snow country is complaining about the forecast.
Enjoy it while you can.
Caused by something meteorologists call an "atmospheric river," warmer, wet storms are predicted to be come more common in the near future, giving the Sierra comparatively more of its moisture in storms that are dominated by rain, not snow.
'Slopeside Center' revamped; hundreds of athletes here
Sometimes, dreams really do come true.
Dave McCoy's vision of a high-altitude training center at Mammoth Mountain—a dream that has passed through generations of racers and coaches—will come to fruition Thursday afternoon (Dec. 27).
Mammoth's newly formed SX Team was on the road the past two weeks competing in the opening two Ski Cross World Cups of the 2013 season; Dec 7 at Nakiska, Alberta, and Dec. 12 at Telluride, Colo.
Lead by John Teller, Mammoth local and XGames Gold Medalist, the team brought back a host of results.
Frievalt comes from Sparks
It didn't take long for fireman Frank Frievalt to spring into action.
Less than 12 hours after he was introduced to the Mammoth Town Council as the fire district's new assistant chief, the former Sparks operations chief was spotted along some businesses on Old Mammoth Road.
Dressed in his Mammoth Fire District uniform, Frievalt was engaged in explaining why some water systems were on the blink, and to be aware that some sprinkler systems might not be up to snuff.
Opens Forest Service, Mammoth Mountain to potential liability
June Mountain Ski Area just might be more difficult to keep closed than it is to keep open.
Although the ski area will not open this winter, the mountain itself is still there—big, gorgeous, tree-free, covered in a deep blanket of white—and it's proving irresistible to some snowmobilers and backcountry skiers.
There's only one problem.
It might get them hurt, or even killed.
Three of the five Mono County supervisors leave at the end of the year, but not without making changes to the region that will likely be felt for generations
Tuesday, Dec. 18 was the last day at the dais for three of Mono County's five county supervisors—Vikki Magee Bauer, Duane "Hap" Hazard and Tim Hansen—but it was not the end of their influence on the local region.
Far from it.
That was some commotionthis week when none other than Sealhimself got off the plane at the Mammoth-Yosemite Airport, giving us some early-season celebrity cred. …
Loved the terrific holiday bash by the Mammoth Lakes Foundation, which rightly honored Sharon Clarkas Volunteer of the Year and Judy Bornfeldas its Founder of the Year. …
Local nonprofit Mammoth Nordic is selling raffle tickets as a fundraiser and the grand prize is a weeklong trip to Sun Valley, Idaho for its Sun Valley Nordic Festival.
The grand prize includes: accommodations for two for seven nights in a two bedroom suite in a private residence minutes north of Ketchum-Sun Valley, Idaho. The home is located close to the Nordic Trails as well as world famous Sun Valley Ski Resort.


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My dad and husband put this together in two full days. They had no complaints of missing pieces or inaccurately placed predrilled holes. After researching and reading countless reviews I'm glad we chose this set. You can't beat it for the price. The day after Christmas our area had severe thunderstorms that spun off a few tornadoes. The swing set held up fine, unlike some of the $700 sets from Toys R Us (based on customer reviews). Very pleased with this set and I even looked at some $3k sets.
This took 2 men 4 full days, 30+ hours to complete. READ instructions fully before beginning. We discovered extra directions for a different model included in our packaging which caused a lot of confusion and delay in the overall completion. We also came up 6 screws short during the final steps of the slide installation. These screws are not available at your local stores and had to be ordered directly from the manufacturer, which were received within 3 business days, free of charge. The set is very adorable, attractive and FUN! The 2 story playhouse is darling and the picnic nook is perfect for my 6 and 3 year old. The monkey bars are high and wide, so an extra fun challenge for the older child, with room to grow! I would guess this would be appropriate for children up to 10 years old. Price is really amazing for all you get!
I'm about 1/3 to almost 1/2 way finished with putting this swing set together and so far I have to say I'm very impressed. I'm at 10 hours and it's just myself doing it. This includes inventorying everything. If it takes me 30 or 40 hours, I'm fine with that... I'm spending time with my little ones during the process! It was shipped in 3 large boxes, 1 smaller box (monkey bars), and of course the slide (one piece like the other reviewer mentioned). Received it within a couple weeks of ordering. It was packed very well and I found no damaged pieces at all. I took a complete inventory of everything, including hardware and was pleased that I had absolutely everything (according to inventory sheets). I even cross referenced the inventory with the parts list in the manual and it all checked out. The directions should be followed closely, but are well written and well illustrated. What's illustrated is exactly what you see when you walk up to the set to install another piece. For the amount of pieces and size of this set, I really feel it was engineered very well. Another reviewer mentioned the quality was not worth the money. I disagree. I spent a lot of time looking at sets (expensive and cheap) and realized this set was a very good value for its size and activity level compared to others. Definitely a decent set priced fairly. Sure, you can get a higher quality set for much, much more, but you're paying much, much more. I'm glad I saved my money. I"m well into putting this together and I feel it's going to be very sturdy and should last quite a few years. I'm the type of person that will spend more money for better quality if it's necessary. This set is fine so one might as well save themselves some cash. This kids are only going to play on it so long anyway. A few more thoughts that might help someone decide. I thought about buying a used one, tear it down and put back up. However, there's just too many pieces and you already have to spend a lot of time putting something up, let alone first take it down too. Also, I'm glad I got cedar. I was going to build a simpler version myself, however between the wood (just ACQ pressure treated lumber) and hardware I was already at 3/4 of the cost of this one easily. I would have been at cost or more. At least this one is all precut nicely, already stained, supplied with exact and well thought out directions, and is all cedar wood, which is very expensive. Even redwood is very expensive. Good luck in your decision!
We just ordered this swing set about 2 weeks ago and it is already sitting in our garage! The shipping was exceptionally fast for such a large item. We haven't put the swingset together yet (when we do, I will revise my review) but I wanted to comment right away about something I noticed in the product. The slide that came with the set is not the slide in the picture. It is actually the slide that comes with the highlander swingset. This is actually good news because the slide is in one piece unlike the slide that was supposed to come with the set. Also, it is very deep so I don't have to worry about my little ones tumbling off the side. Just thought I would mention this because some reviews on other sites complain about the quality of the slide. Hope this helps!
This is a great product for the price. It is high quality materials and very sturdy. It does take about 30 man hours to assemble but that's just because there are so many pieces. We are extremely pleased with this purchase.
This play-set came in 1 million pieces. So, be prepared to spend at least a week putting this together. But, all the pieces come marked and we had every last piece. Its a good looking and sturdy set. The color has kept up well, too. We have had it for almost 2 years now and the kids still love it. This set has everything and looks great in the backyard. If you are going to buy something, buy this...but maybe pay the extra to have help putting it together!
the product was very good but we were a few bolts short at the end of the project.
Was looking for (a while!) for a swing set that had (besides swings), a rock wall, 10 foot slide (not 8 foot), monkey bars and wooden seating and picnic table (didn't want metal seats as some are) and a wooden roof (not vinyl) and the Patriot III had it all! Could not beat the price for all of the above. It was a giant puzzle, took a couple weekends, fits our yard perfectly as we were able to swap the rock wall and slide from how picture shows it. 3 year old son LOVEs it, I enjoy hanging out in it too with him, sturdy, beautiful and lots of fun. Did come with the pole for the spiral slide that came with the Patriot I but no big deal. The only bummer, but knew this before I bought it, is that there is no cover for the sandbox and a tarp isn't the best solution, so working on that. Otherwise the set gets played on nearly everyday and with all the accessories and 10 foot slide I expect we'll be enjoying it for many years to come.
Wow... it's great! Strong Sturdy and SOLID! Need to pay careful attention to the directions, I needed to disassemble a few peices after they were put on backwards or updside down.. but once it was completely assembled, it is very strong, great quality and a great deal!
Purchased swingset for my grandsons 6th birthday. He also has a 4 year old brother and they love it. It took his Dad and his brother about three part time days to put it together. As far as I know, there weren't too many issues. The brothers have another little brother on the way and I'm sure they'll will enjoy it for many years.
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Whether you're traveling for business or pleasure, you want to look good, and that's where our Tie Case can help you out. No more wrinkled ties and time spent ironing them out in the hotel room. You'll be ready to look good wherever you are! Made from full-grain leather, this Tie Case is made to hold up to 4 ties, securing them with nickel bars and leather straps. We also include a snap pocket for storing small accessories like tie clips, cuff links, and collar stays. And with its convenient size, you can easily fit it in your suitcase or briefcase. Looking good when you're on the road has never been easier thanks to our Tie Case!
With its vegetable-tanned, aniline, milled shoulders, the Terra Italian leather collection makes quite a statement for those that take pleasure in the look and feel of a distinct, textured finish with true character. This naturally finished Italian leather undergoes the least amount of processing of all our collections, leaving each piece with its rugged character intact so you get all the original lines and patterns. Those who admire rustic beauty and a broken-in feel will find years of enjoyment with this collection.
I bought this as a gift for my son. It is absolutely lovely and high quality. I trust he will use it for years! I could not be happier.
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I ordered this for my husband and was a little nervous about the price vs. quality since I couldn't hold it in person. When i received the order I was very pleased. The product is very attractive and the leather feels very soft. I was even happy with the packaging this came in -- looked very professional and doesn't need any extra wrapping(is a gift for his birthday). I know my husband will be happy with this and it was worth every penny. I was sad that the next day they offered a free gift with purchase because now I want more of their products! :)
This product arrived on time and in better condition than I expected, my only concern was, because I live in Canada, I never received a tracking number as I was supposed to, however, customer service was very good in letting me know where my package was and when it would arrive!
We purchased this with monograms for our son for Christmas. The order process was efficient and he loves the product. It was quite reasonably priced compared to similar items in Canada. Time for delivery was more than we expected, but I'm sure that's the US/Canada issue, and it still arrived before Xmas. Thanks very much!
Handsome product. Excellent quality. Matches everything I have gotten for him from Leatherology!
My husband absolutely loved the look and feel of his new tie case! The leather is rich and quality superb.
Perfect! Nicely wrapped and beautifully personalized.
The order came on time and in great condition. The packaging and both for the tie case is beautiful and saves me the effort of wrapping it! The quality is amazing and I cannot wait to give it to my boyfriend!
I gave this case to my son and he seemed to really like it. The leather was the Italian sandalwood and was beautiful. The only thing that would have been nicer would be if it was a tad longer as he uses Xlong ties and they will work but not as well as a regular length.
My son travels for business a lot. I purchased the tie case to protect his expensive ties from wrinkling. He loved it.
The case was lovely and the packing was excellent. This was a gift for a friend and it was incredibly well received. The monogram looked great as well. 5/5!
This tie case is exceptional in every way. Stunned by quality and attention to detail, especially with packaging. Nicest tie case I have ever owned, and far from the most expensive.
Worked well for an overseas trip. Held 4 ties, cuff links, and stays. Fit nicely into a men's garment bag. Quality seems solid. Look and feel is good. Beautifully packaged.
Beautiful. Love the pocket for cuff links also. The only suggestion would be a way to hang in a closet.
I ordered this for my husband for Christmas with his initials on it. He absolutely loved it. I can't say enough good things about the quality!
I sent this item as a gift. Have not spoke with the recipient as of this date. I trust it arrived safely and was in good condition AND was liked.
This was a surprise for my son and he is so happy with it.
quality, handsome item. This will satisfy the discerning individual for sure!
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Loved the leather tie case. beautifully packaged. Came on time. Easy to order especially with the monogramming. Thanks!
The Leather Tie Case is very nice, but way too large and heavy to travel with.
Tie case was easy to order & delivered in a timely manner. It was packaged well for shipping & exceeded my expectations. The quality of workmanship is good & should last me a long time. I would recomend this product to anyone who travels.
Well made, good feel, a very useful different than average gift. Will probably order this again.
Great quality product! I was nervous about the zipper possibly being difficult before I purchased, but it works great. Product looks very sharp and the leather is fantastic, great gift for husbands, dads and boyfriends!
Wonderful and unusual, but practical gift item. Excellent quality and finish.
Very impressed with the quality of product delivered. I am going to order more as I was pleased with the overall product, the initial engraving, the color, etc. I ordered a black and a brown tie case and both exceeded my expectations.
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TechPowerUp Releases GPU-Z 0.7.2 – Improved Haswell Support and More!
Fri, Jun 21, 2013 - 8:55 AMTPU has released GPU-Z version 0.7.2! Grab it here if you want to use the latest and greatest version! GPU-Z is a lightweight utility designed to give you all information about your video card and GPU in case you haven't used the utility before! This version only adds support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760, Tesla K10, GT740M (GK208) as well as AMD Radeon HD 8490, HD 8970M, HD 7400D video cards. It also improves support for Intel Haswell graphics solutions. The full change log is shown below!
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- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760, Tesla K10, GT740M (GK208)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 8490, HD 8970M, HD 7400D
- Improved support for Intel Haswell graphics
- Added die size, transistors, release date for Haswell
- Added AMD graphics card logo
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- Fixed rare crash during DirectCompute detection
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