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The PCC project seeks donations for ambitious 1.0 release.
So, Yesterday it seems Anders Magnusson put out a call for donations..
http://undeadly.org/cgi?action=artic...20081108135831 PCC is already at an awesome stage, several developers have revived old targets... and it can already compile both OpenBSD's and NetBSD's userland and kernel. If you have a few dimes to spare, perhaps you can help them work on the few remaining issues. http://www.bsdfund.org/projects/pcc/ |
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Woah, Did either of you read what I wrote? It's PCC(Portable C Compiler), not PPC.
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and for 2nd link i thought it's part of signature (hmm, why, i thought like that.... idk.... must get a sleep, also english ain't my native..., so sometimes i get confused) I feel like fool... lol SORRY *goes back to learn reading * Last edited by graudeejs; 8th November 2008 at 10:43 PM. |
I think its awesome that they what to develop the entire toolchain to be able to (hopefully) boot GNU from the base BSD.
I read some responses on Digg (I think) that was saying that PCC wasn't very capable of creating optimized code like GCC. Does anyone know anything of this? Has the PCC team come out with any sort of benchmark comparisons?
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The advantages of PCC are numerous. It is only C compiler unlike GNU Frankenstein. It is extremely portable. I think that it took only 2 days to port it to i386. It is clean and simple. Originally PCC was written in late seventies by Stephen C. Johnson who was a professional mathematician and the member of legendary Bell Labs as a main C compiler for ATT Unix on PDP 11(Legendary DEC machine). It is much faster than GCC. It takes about one third of time for PCC to compile the same code as GCC. You will be actually able to compile Firefox in half an hour. As BSD666Fan already mentioned that PCC is only 5MB of code while GCC is about 250MB. I can not wait for my default OpenBSD installation to slim down from 550MB to less than 300MB. If the developers of Dillo2 make serious progress (add OpenSSL support and possibly idiotic Java Script Engine) the only monster that I would have to keep would be TeX. I really wish Donald Knuth have cleaned up Troff instead of cooding Damn Small Linux here is coming damn small OpenBSD:-) Lately GCC started dropping support for non-Wintel architectures which did upset many old Unix guys who still want to run their Alphas, Vaxes, and other more exotic ROCK stable hardware. This is the greatest news possibly since the release of 4.4 BSD lighte. Last edited by Oko; 9th November 2008 at 12:57 AM. |
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What would it be required? C++ is not used in the kernel or userland.. as a system compiler it would most definitely be a candidate for replacing the local gcc compiler. In the future, perhaps pcc (and a binutils replacement..) will be part of comp??.tgz and GCC/binutils will only available as ports. |
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C and C++ are related languages, but they are different languages. If the same compiler did both, C++ would probably boat it like a truck horse at an all you can eat anyway. Footnote: Whatever the opinions of some people as to it's meaning, to me the phrase "C/C++" only means "C and C++"
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Thread split to The big TeX and (g)troff thread, please continue all Tex/(g)troff discussion there.
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And, if I read their website correctly, it compiles f77 code, which is much different from C than C++.
And the WORD was made flesh, and dwelt among us. (John 1:14) |
I'm still not understanding your desire for C++, it's an entirely different language... Now, perhaps it's a lack of understanding.. but you do not need a C++ compiler to build either gcc or g++, GNU's C++ compiler is written in C. |
Now, GCC stands for "GNU Compiler Collection", PCC stands for "Portable C Compiler". GCC is a collection of compilers for different languages, PCC is a C compiler... a BSD licenced C compiler. Presumably, 3rd party ports could be compiled by GCC if necessary, or PCC if they're not an absolute compatibility nightmare. |
As far as I understand newer versions of Gcc have dropped support for some architectures/hardware platforms. That is the reason, why for example NetBSD is forced to use older Gcc versions for some CPUs, while they only can use the newest Gcc for the i386 and amd65 platforms.
Wile gcc has the name of being an open source project, it is actually run by a few companies, which, if they don't see any need to still support an older CPU, just drop support. Fromhttp://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.0/changes.html Quote:
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Tools/packages necessary for building GCC ISO C90 compiler Necessary to bootstrap GCC, although versions of GCC prior to 3.4 also allow bootstrapping with a traditional (K&R) C compiler. To build all languages in a cross-compiler or other configuration where 3-stage bootstrap is not performed, you need to start with an existing GCC binary (version 2.95 or later) because source code for language frontends other than C might use GCC extensions. ... Sounds simple enough, not fun, but simple enough lol. realistically I would expect to see gcc, g++, and pcc all in the base systems compiler dist set for awhile; the question is which one will be /usr/bin/cc and friends? At the point where the OS can be compiled with pcc and pcc can handle getting GCC up for ports/pkgsrc - do they really need gcc in the base after that?
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Dealing with c++ ports is easy, just add to the port Makefile:
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Angels Earn 2011 Freeway Series Bragging Rights…and How!
Interleague has always been good for the Angels. This year the team won every Interleague series and finished by taking two from the Dodgers this weekend at the big A. Friday's game was the Angels sole loss in this series, proof perhaps that a day of rest is not always in order. The team's level of play across the board prompted me to comment on FaceBook "The Revolution may not be televised, but the Zombie Apocalypse just aired on Fox Sports West." But they were back in fine form Saturday and Sunday, with a dominant performance against Clayton Kershaw on Saturday and a tightly contested duel between Ervin Santana and Chad Billingsley on Sunday.
Seth and I had tickets to Saturday's game, good seats in the club section just on the foul side of the left field pole. It's amazing what folks will part with cheap these days. :) Anyway, the energy was high and the fan interaction was a lot of fun, one reason I love Freeway Series games. Our seats were in front of three suites – one with Dodgers fans sandwiched between two filled with Angels fans – and intermingled with mix of fans of both teams. The suite dwellers were the fun, loud side of thoroughly hammered and formed the loudest component of both teams cheering/mostly friendly trash talk sections. The funniest part was after a one-two-three inning for Weaver when the Angels were already well ahead. The Dodgers suite switched from yelling "Let's Go Dodgers" to "Let's Go Yankees" of all things in perfect unison. They earned a lot of laughter and claps of approval from the Angels crowd. Who doesn't appreciate a good sport?
Jered Weaver and Clayton Kershaw warm up in the bullpens just before first pitch. This photo shows off the side by side terraced bullpens I spoke of earlier. Seth and I did take the camera to the game, but some absolute dork left the memory stick at home in her computer. She had long brown hair and freckles…oh, yeah…it was me. J So there aren't as many from the game and these photos are not as good as some of our others. To get the good photos, you have to have enough memory to snap several shots of a play or an at bat.
Jered Weaver warms up before the game. Weaver pitched a dominant game, allowing only four hits and one run in eight innings. At first it didn't look like he was going to get much run support, as usual. But in the end the guys gave him downright gaudy seven runs. Hey, I could get used to gaudy and I'll bet our pitchers could too.
Garret Anderson throws out the first pitch. As part of the 50th Anniversary celebration Angels alumni will throw out every first pitch this season. Recent retiree Garret Anderson threw out the first pitch on Saturday and I was thrilled to be on hand to watch this Angels great, still the holder of eight different team batting titles, accept the honor. Fernando Valenzuela threw out the first pitch on Friday, a controversial choice among Angels fans because he only played for the Angels for one year. I, personally liked the idea of including Fernando because of what he meant to baseball in California and how his rising star helped show off the considerable talents of our own skipper, Mike Scioscia, when he was a young catcher trying to earn the everyday role. Besides, I think it was a nice touch on the part of the Angels front office to choose Angels alumni for this series who also had Dodger ties, underscoring the long, intertwined history between our two teams.
Hank Conger chats with Jordan Walden and the bullpen and Bullpen Coach Steve Soliz address the relievers before the game. One, I like these photos my husband took from our vantage just above and in front of the bullpen because you can see some of the personalities and bonding in our bullpen this season. But also, this series, and indeed for most of interleague, the bullpen flat out rocked and I wanted to take a minute to recognized their important contribution.
Jeff Mathis leads off of second base after knocking a double into left field. This series was marked by unexpected but extremely welcome contributions at the plate from unlikely sources. Russell Branyan knocked in the winning run plus on with a two-run no doubter on Sunday and on Saturday it was Jeff Mathis with a solid double putting him in position to score the Angels first run of the night. He also had a single and a nice sacrifice bunt (and a badly failed sacrifice bunt, but we're only talking positive here.)
Vernon Wells crossing the plate and celebrating with Mark Trumbo and Erick Aybar after another timely homerun. I am really enjoying his bat right now!! I managed to catch Wells doing his point to the sky as he crosses the plate and I love the exchange between Wells and Trumbo. It looks like Trumbo is saying "Dude, what was that?! How far did that go?!"
Behold the power of the rally manicure! I fidget. When I'm writing, when I'm resting, when I'm watching the game from home, just whenever. Sometimes the end result is useful, like folded laundry or and organized bill file and sometimes it's just really silly, like random nail art for work or, you know, the ballgame. But I got more compliments on the silly things Saturday that I figured I would post them for posterity and/or mockery…and hey, if I were the sort to be superstitious about such things, they did win didn't they? :)
Doesn't everyone love a win?! The Angels celebrate after the game.
And in news outside of baseball, this weekend further rocked because Seth and I got out on the bikes a lot. I have come a long way since Memorial Day weekend and was able to ride in the rough again…okay, it was mild rough, but still. We took this trail on Saturday and again this morning. Go go Gadget knee. :)
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I think the your pics turned out just great. Must have been fun watching Weaver and Kershaw battle it out. The bike trail seems like a great way to finish up a holiday weekend, too. Good game tonight by the Angels taking care of the Tigers. It's good to see a team that's well managed…and that's NOT Detroit.
Thanks Mike! It was a great game, though not as much a duel as their first game.The bike trail is awesome. Last night's game against the Tigers was even better. Haren and Verlander were both amazing. Too bad the umpires decided the game, though with Joe West's crew the umps are never going to stay out of the decision.
— Kristen
Looks like you have had another wonderful weekend! I am going to a Rockies/Brewers game on the 14th and hope to have pictures half as nice as yours.
Thanks Ron! Glad to see you back on MLBlogs and enjoy your game! I look forward to the game pics.
— Kristen
I wish the Jays could have that kind of success against the NL. Also nice to see Wells' bat coming around a bit.
Bluejaysnest – Yeah, I've always been surprised the Jays don't do better against the NL. This year was a little better though, if I'm remembering correctly? Yeah Wells is kind of on fire and it's been fun to watch. :)
— Kristen
Congratulations on the series wins…also for initiating the rally manicure (I see mass expansion in the future), but I'm can't take my eyes of that trail. Looks awesome!
Thanks Jeff! Yeah, these are great getting back into the swing of things trails because they're all inside the dam and flat. By August I hope to move back up to the hilly ones in Angeles Crest.
— Kristen
Still love the pictures, especially the dugout ones. Your camera must have some sweet zoom. Rally manicure, huh? Maybe I'll try that for my boys. At this point, I'll try almost anything ;)
Thanks Catherine! The camera does have a pretty good zoom, though we were also sitting pretty close to the bullpens. The rally manicure could work, you never know, he he. I see your future and it involves a black and white french manicure…or something.
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A bit early, or? Some weeks ago several shops still sold DX9 cards here and now no more fresh drivers? As long, as they at least bring updates for new API versions...
Phoronix: AMD Dropping R300-R500 Support In Catalyst Driver
Beginning next month with the Catalyst 9.4 release, support for the R300/400/500 generations of graphics processors will be dropped from AMD's mainline ATI driver. In a move they hope will allow them to focus their efforts on newer and upcoming graphics processors, the mainline Catalyst driver on both Linux and Windows will stop supporting cards older than the Radeon HD 2000 series. Linux customers affected will be encouraged to use their open-source driver stack (xf86-video-ati or xf86-video-radeonhd and Mesa) or stay with the Catalyst 9.3 driver.
A bit early, or? Some weeks ago several shops still sold DX9 cards here and now no more fresh drivers? As long, as they at least bring updates for new API versions...
I own a AGP X1600 pro!
I knew it this was coming! Second time for me...
This time at least I'll still have a better opensource driver to play with.
I've changed to the opensource driver almost a year ago, but its no way ready for many users.
I can't even playback a real 1280x720p x264 without a frame dropping here and there.
This is very bad, bad news.
It is becoming very clear (at least for me) that ATI opensource development is losing momentum.
Should I still believe it?
Last edited by hobbes; 03-05-2009 at 12:51 AM.
Looks like my switching to xf86-video-ati after Arch Linux dropped support for Catalyst wasn't such a bad idea after all.
This absolutely blows. My X1950XTX still does not work properly under Linux, I can't get a multimonitor setup going the way I need under Linux. I also have a X2400 series card for another monitor so what does that mean - now only one monitor will work with the official driver which is connected to the newer but weaker card while the rest are now dead !
On top of that my laptop also has a X1700 which is less than two years old. Are you saying it looses support too? Less than two years. I am furious. So what, when Winblow$ 7 comes along, it won't have drivers for it as well? I can't stand Vista but XP doesn't render text & GUI correctly on my internal screen (high dpi).
Just great, both Winblow$ and Linux won't have official support for my two main video cards.
I had enough of AMD/ATI dragging their feet. I was thrilled when AMD decided to open up the card specs and therefore continued to support them, but the mediocre driver that I had to put up with for the last 2 years and now this is the breaking point. If I could go back, I would buy NVidia all the way as I should have.
AMD/ATI I hope you get the message.
Royally pissed off customer
That so bad for "old" cards users. I own an 2400HD...pci.... I'm safe for now.... I hope that they will fix more bugs now .....
Annoying video tearing......
well, it looks to me that fglrx development team is losing momentum - they want to focus on a smaller range of cards in order to keep up.It is becoming very clear (at least for me) that ATI opensource development is losing momentum.
I was referring to the no extra-effort put into the opensource driver as said on the news.
if you put all news coming from AMD/ATI this just doesn't look good.Will this move generate greater benefits within the open-source ATI stack? It does not appear AMD will be ramping up on their open-source efforts. In fact, just this week the RadeonHD driver took a serious blow as one of the three Novell developers that were responsible for its development was laid off. The remaining developers are also facing shorter work hours.
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I'm more worried about power-management on my notebook
I have been quite happy with fglrx on my X1600 Mobility...
In all fairness to AMD, it was a Novell developer that was laid off. That's hardly something you can blame AMD for. But yes times are though all around so if the open source drivers are to survive it may need to become more community, less paid employees. I may be mistaken but I haven't got the impression there's hordes of willing driver developers that have gathered since AMD opened up the specs...


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Waveland mayor should cancel raise, not postpone
The Waveland Board of Aldermen has postponed raises for themselves and the city's newly-elected mayor. Did you get that?
They have postponed their raises, when they should have been canceled.
The Sun Herald reports the four-member board voted unanimously in a special-called meeting yesterday to defer their raises until they can be discussed more fully during budget negotiations, which Mayor David Garcia said would start as soon as March.
These people just don't get it.
According to the report from The Sun Herald, Garcia said he only recently learned the raises could be deferred. Garcia acknowledged that he and the board have been ridiculed by some residents over the raises, but said that did not play a part in the board's decision.
Not only is Garcia a terrible mayor, he is a liar too.
Last month, the aldermen voted to give themselves and Garcia pay raises. Then earlier this month, the city fired 11 workers and cut the hours of four others in a cost-cutting move.
Is there any doubt Garcia will be a one-and-done mayor?
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Phoronix: NetGear WGR614 Wireless-G Router
With the holidays quickly approaching, if you are looking for a new 802.11g wireless router to connect a few more gadgets to your network but not looking for something expensive, you may be interested in the NetGear WGR614 Wireless-G Router. This wireless router with four 10/100MB Ethernet ports is fairly basic when it comes to its feature set, but from our testing we've found this router that sells well below $50 USD to be quite reliable for home use.
How about the throughput of the router? Testing different file transfer scenarios with wireless-to-wireless, wired-to-wireless and wireless-to-wired configurations would be interesting when reviewing network devices.
I got the WGR614v9 from my new provider and so far it holds up pretty well. I used to have a 6Mbit/s line with an AVM Box that also ran 820.11g network but that crashed every so often when too many connections where coming in at a steady rate (torrent can do that apparently).
I got no problems with the new one. Got a 20Mbit/s line now and even with a wireless reception rate of 50-60 percent I can get those transferring smoothly to my laptop through several walls. For a regular home use router this should be enough to do some basic networking at decent speeds. Can't say much about direct transfer but it works well (too many factors different between the two systems). If you want to transfer terabytes of data around a large set of computers I'd go for something else but running a few consoles and a laptop/desktop duo is absolutely no problem at all.
People who want to fool around with this thing could also try to run OpenWRT on one of these. Hardware revisions v7 and v8 both apparently support OpenWRT (http://wiki.openwrt.org/Hardware/Netgear).
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The reason I was interested in the performance of this router is that I have pretty similar device but with integrated cable modem (Netgear CG834WG) and have noticed not so great performance. I have been trying to find out where to point my blaming finger: the laptop's Intel 3945abg hardware or its drivers that come with Ubuntu 8.10 or the router or something else. Here are some numbers from my tests with the following configuration:
Laptop (Intel 3945abg) <- wireless -> Netgear <- wired -> HTPC (Atheros L1 Gb-lan)
From laptop to HTPC:
From HTPC to laptop:Code:# iperf -c 192.168.1.100 -f k -p 10001 -t 30 -i 5 ------------------------------------------------------------ Client connecting to 192.168.1.100, TCP port 10001 TCP window size: 16.0 KByte (default) ------------------------------------------------------------ [ 3] local 192.168.1.110 port 38542 connected with 192.168.1.100 port 10001 [ ID] Interval Transfer Bandwidth [ 3] 0.0- 5.0 sec 1968 KBytes 394 KBytes/sec [ 3] 5.0-10.0 sec 1480 KBytes 296 KBytes/sec [ 3] 10.0-15.0 sec 1568 KBytes 314 KBytes/sec
So, as you can see there is a quite distinguishable difference depending on the direction of the transfer.Code:# iperf -c 192.168.1.110 -f K -p 10001 -t 30 -i 5 ------------------------------------------------------------ Client connecting to 192.168.1.110, TCP port 10001 TCP window size: 16.0 KByte (default) ------------------------------------------------------------ [ 3] local 192.168.1.100 port 57430 connected with 192.168.1.110 port 10001 [ ID] Interval Transfer Bandwidth [ 3] 0.0- 5.0 sec 9288 KBytes 1858 KBytes/sec [ 3] 5.0-10.0 sec 8904 KBytes 1781 KBytes/sec [ 3] 10.0-15.0 sec 9168 KBytes 1834 KBytes/sec
I am a little bit surprised that you wrote an article on this old router (with features of a few years ago) all of a sudden, but let's say maybe it was good for business in some way
You should maybe mention the D-Link DI-524 which is similar and often even cheaper. Or even compare the two on performance, now that would be interesting.
I have that router except it's version 6.
Version 6 seems to run fine in/with Linux. I haven't had a problem (that I know of.... knock on wood).
Last edited by Panix; 12-07-2008 at 06:58 PM.
Netgear sells a WGR614L, a version they promote linux hacking and alternate firmwares for. It should be noted that if you have a WGR614 <= revision 8, you can head over to myopenrouter.com for some replacement firmwares.


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Breeze through eclectic Atlanta
Georgia's first city and arguably the 'capital of the South,' Atlanta is a city where you can spy a beluga whale or giant panda cub, delight in everything from fusion fine dining to a burrito from Sweet Auburn Curb Market, and learn about where the much-loved soda comes from at World of Coca-Cola. With its blend of Southern Yankee charm and dynamic style, Atlanta appeals to business travelers staying Downtown, but those who want to tour both Civil War and civil rights history can still have their fill with the Atlanta Cyclorama museum and Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site.
Things to see and do
Zoo Atlanta and Grant Park
Zoo Atlanta is home to well over 1,500 animals, set in the sprawling Victorian design of Grant Park, hence the animal attraction's original name of Grant Park Zoo. The biggest draw is often the resident pandas, though a varied line-up of everything from elephants to chameleons also brings in the family crowds. With the zoo sitting alongside Civil War museum Atlanta Cyclorama, guests can spend a whole day pleasing everyone in the family in Grant Park.
Georgia Aquarium and Lake Lanier
Marvel at the wide array of marine life, activities and educational programs offered by the Georgia Aquarium on the north side of Centennial Olympic Park, and try to squeeze in a dolphin show if there's time. Feel like getting out on the water yourself? Visit Lake Lanier around an hour north of the city, for a solo fishing trip or some family time around the bonfire.
Atlanta museums
Head to the Fernbank Museum of Natural History to learn all kinds of fascinating things about dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. If you're more into contemporary art and photography, be sure to visit Ferst Center for the Arts. There's even a museum designed specifically for children: Children's Museum of Atlanta, with an emphasis on learning through colorful and creative workshops and play-zones. And don't miss the tempting tasting rooms at the World of Coca-Cola.
Six Flags and White Water theme parks
Six Flags is where those with a healthy craving for thrill rides should go, though there are plenty of underage options for younger visitors. The Acrophobia is a freefall tower that you'll never forget; it's merciless but unbelievably fun. Aside from rides, Six Flags offers tons of restaurants, souvenir shops and games. If you need a break from the heat, head for White Water, a theme park filled with epic water rides guaranteed to soak you through and cool you down.
Sports in Atlanta
You'll find a number of well-known sports teams in town, including the Braves, Falcons and Hawks. Make time for an exciting ballgame at the Phillips Arena. The basketball skills of the Hawks are also on display here, as well as international music and television stars that include the likes of Oprah Winfrey.
Getting to Atlanta and around
Located approximately eight miles south of downtown, the HartsfieldJackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) is the world's busiest airport. However, it is very accessible and within a mile you'll find numerous Atlanta hotels, including Marriott Gateway Atlanta Airport, the Days Inn Airport Best Road and the SpringHill Suites Atlanta Airport Gateway. If you're staying Downtown or in Buckhead, use MARTA rapid rail transport direct from the airport.
You can also travel to Atlanta and get around by train, with the national rail station at Peachtree Center and the Amtrak station at Peachtree Street N.W, allowing you to jump on and off the network of buses and local trains throughout the city.
Best time to visit
If you have the choice, plan your trip to Atlanta in late May. This time of year is summery without being too hot, and many concerts and other fun-filled activities get underway. The subtropical climate means that things can get humid here later in the year, with temperatures well into the 90s. Avoid thunderstorms and windier weather by coming in the relatively calm and dry autumn.
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The Philip Lady Scotties faced off against long-time rivals the Kadoka Kougars in the second game of district tournament. The evening before was a drain on energy and emotion, with an overtime win against the New Underwood Tigers. The Scotties still came out strong in the second game and scored the first four points. They also almost doubled the Kougars' score at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was a catch-up time for Kadoka.
Philip vs. Kadoka The Philip Scotties boys' basketball team traveled to Kadoka to play against the Kougars on Friday, February 25. The Kougars won with a final score of 47-61.Scoring 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FPhilip: 11 16 14 6 47Kadoka: 14 17 17 13 61Points Philip: N/A per request of the coach Kadoka: Ty Thompson - 21; Key Addison - 17; Skyler Patterson - 7; Alan Brunsch - 6; Kade Bonenberger - 4; Jerad Carlson, Carter Uhlir and Shane VanderMay - 2 eachThree-pointers Philip: 3: O'Dea - 2, Schulz - 1 Wall: 4: C.
The five Philip Scottie wrestlers who earned at least a fourth place position at the Region IV B wrestling tournament went on to the state tournament held in Aberdeen on Friday and Saturday, February 25-26. Out of 61 teams represented, Philip ranked 37 with a score of seven. Thirteen school or cooperative teams had no scores.Jordan Smith, 103: •1st round: dec. over Joseph Aesoph, Faulkton, 13-4 •quarterfinals: dec. by Tyler Stark, Elk Point/Jefferson, 0-6 •2nd-round wrestle-back: dec.
Ingrid Trostheim, a 22 year old teaching student from Norway, assisted at the Cheyenne School for two weeks to experience American education. Trostheim joined her fiancé, Hans Wold, who is in South Dakota on business for the Norsvin Company. She decided that she also could experience a different country, and she could experience a different school system. Both Wold and Trostheim are staying with the Schon and Tanya Fillingim family at the Cheyenne Ranch near Milesville. Wold is there on business for the Norsvin Company of Norway.
David Allen "Dave" Reutter, age 53, of Kadoka, died Thursday, February 17, 2005, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday, February 23, at the Kadoka City Auditorium, with Pastor Gary McCubbin officiating. Music was provided by George Pushkar. Ushers were Sean Simpson, Mike Parks, Roger Getz, and Keith Ring. Pallbearers were Daryl Scobee, Henry Britton, Larry Gustafson, Dan Vaplon, Boyd Letellier and Clay Barham.
Maurice C. "Slim" Ritzman, age 89, of Wall, SD, died Sunday, February 27, 2005, at the Rapid City Regional Hospital. Services were held Wednesday, March 2, at the First Lutheran Church in Wall with Pastor Monty Dell officiating. Interment with military honors by the Sturgis Honor Guard was Wednesday at the Black Hills National Cemetery near Sturgis. Maurice C. Ritzman, better known as "Slim" to his family and friends, was born June 28, 1915, in Quinn, SD, the son of Charles and Sadie (Knorr) Ritzman.
Graveside services for Mary E. Whisler will be held 11:00 a.m. Friday, March 4, 2005 at the Midland Cemetery, Midland, SD, with Pastor Randy Ellendorf officiating. Rush Funeral Home of Philip is in charge of arrangements. Mary Elizabeth Whisler, age 91, of Midland, died Thursday, February 24, 2005, at the home of her niece in Eugene, OR, and went home to be with the Lord of her life. Mary was born the eighth child of Eugene Whisler and Irene (Powell) Whisler on July 7th, 1913 at the Whisler farm north of Midland.
When the Chamber of Commerce Economic Development Committee last met, the committee pledged $25,000 to the South Dakota Rural Enterprise Inc., which is a matching funds program. Philip and other communities will put up money. The money will be pooled and leveraged to a total of $250,000. The goal is to have $1,000,000 pledged from all sizes of area communities by August, 2005. Since Philip belongs to the Central South Dakota Enhancement District, another $500,000 in loan funds is also available.
Neal "Obie" Brunskill took over the vacant Haakon County Commissioner seat at their March 1 meeting. Brunskill filled the seat vacated by Darrel Terkildsen earlier this year. Haakon County Highway Superintendent Kenny Neville gave the board a copy of a contract drawn up by the City of Philip. The contract dealt with a water users agreement between the two entities. The county highway shop is heated by water from the city's well.
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Allergic rhinitis, often called allergies or hay fever, occurs when your immune system overreacts to particles in the air that you breathe—you are allergic to them. Your immune system attacks the particles in your body, causing symptoms such as sneezing and a runny nose. The particles are called allergens, which simply means they can cause an allergic reaction.
People with allergies usually have symptoms for many years. You may have symptoms often during the year, or just at certain times. You also may get other problems such as sinusitis and ear infections as a result of your allergies.
Over time, allergens may begin to affect you less, and your symptoms may not be as severe as they had been.
In most cases, when you have allergic rhinitis:
You probably know that pollens from trees, grasses, and weeds cause allergic rhinitis. Many people have allergies to dust mites, animal dander, cockroaches, and mold as well. Things in the workplace, such as cereal grain, wood dust, chemicals, or lab animals, can also cause allergic rhinitis.
If you are allergic to pollens, you may have symptoms only at certain times of the year. If you are allergic to dust mites and indoor allergens, you may have symptoms all the time.
To find out if you have allergies, your doctor will ask about your symptoms and examine you. Knowing what symptoms you have, when you get them, and what makes them worse or better can help your doctor know whether you have allergies or another problem.
If you have severe symptoms, you may need to have allergy tests to find out what you are allergic to.
There is no cure for allergic rhinitis. One of the best things you can do is to avoid the things that cause your allergies. You may need to clean your house often to get rid of dust, animal dander, or molds. Or you may need to stay indoors when pollen counts are high.
Unless you have another health problem, such as asthma, you may take over-the-counter medicines to treat your symptoms at home. If you do have another problem, talk to your doctor first. Others who also should talk to their doctor before starting self-treatment include older adults, children, and women who are pregnant or breast-feeding.
If your allergies bother you a lot and you cannot avoid the things you are allergic to, you and your doctor can decide if you should get allergy shots (immunotherapy) to help control your symptoms. For allergy shots to work, you need to know what you are allergic to.
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Allergic rhinitis, often called hay fever, occurs when your immune system overreacts to particles in the air that you breathe—you are allergic to them. Your immune system causes symptoms such as sneezing and a runny nose. The particles are called allergens, which simply means they can cause an allergic reaction.
Several types of allergens cause allergic rhinitis, including pollens, mold, dust mites, animal dander, and cockroaches. Although polluted air is not an allergen, it can irritate your nose and lungs. An irritated nose or lungs may make an allergic reaction more likely when you breathe in an allergen.
Symptoms of allergic rhinitis may develop within minutes or hours after you breathe in an allergen. The symptoms can last for days.
Symptoms that often start as soon as you breathe in an allergen include:
Other symptoms that may take longer to appear include:
Other problems with symptoms similar to allergic rhinitis include upper respiratory infections (URIs), nasal defects, and inflammation (rhinitis) not caused by an allergen (nonallergic rhinitis).
Your symptoms may be better or worse at different times of the year or different times in your life. For example:
As you grow older, allergens may affect you less.
The first time you are exposed to an allergen in the air, your body's immune system may recognize the allergen as a foreign substance. Your body reacts by making antibodies against the allergen.
The next time you are exposed to the allergen, the antibodies react to it. This releases histamine and other chemicals that cause the symptoms of your allergy. This is called sensitization. Sensitization may occur early in life.
Children who have allergic rhinitis may become allergic to many allergens, including dust mites, dander on cats and dogs, and tree and grass pollens.
Allergic rhinitis can affect your health if you don't treat it. If it lasts a long time, you may have complications such as sinusitis, plugged ears, and ear infections. Some people with allergic rhinitis have sleep apnea. Some have asthma, and researchers are looking at whether allergic rhinitis may lead to asthma.
Allergic rhinitis can also affect your quality of life. You may avoid seeing people, have problems sleeping, and feel tired or grumpy. You may have trouble with school or work.
You may be more likely to have allergic rhinitis and other allergies if:
Call your doctor if:
Health professionals who can evaluate and treat mild allergic rhinitis symptoms include:
You may need to see an allergy specialist (allergist), depending on your symptoms or which other treatments you may need. For example, you may need to see a specialist if your medicines are not working or cause severe side effects or if you are thinking about getting allergy shots (immunotherapy).
Your doctor may refer you to an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist (also called an otolaryngologist or otorhinolaryngologist). An ENT specialist may be helpful if your doctor thinks you may have nasal polyps or other obstructions in your nose.
Your doctor can usually diagnose allergic rhinitis by examining you and asking you questions about your symptoms, activities, and home. If your doctor thinks that you have allergic rhinitis, and you don't have complications, he or she may decide to treat your symptoms without doing lab tests. The doctor will then check your symptoms again later.
But you may need further testing if:
For further testing, your doctor may suggest that you have:
These tests can help your doctor know whether allergic rhinitis is causing your symptoms and find the best treatment. They can also help your doctor see if you have complications, such as sinusitis or asthma.
In most cases, you do not need testing. But your doctor may suggest some tests to make sure that another condition is not causing your symptoms. These tests include:
The main treatments for allergic rhinitis are avoiding allergens, managing symptoms with medicine and other home treatment, and, in some cases, getting allergy shots (immunotherapy). How often you need treatment depends on how often you have symptoms.
It is important to avoid allergens that are causing your symptoms. By doing this, you may be able to reduce your allergy symptoms and manage them without medicine or with fewer medicines.
You may need to clean your house often to get rid of dust, animal dander, or molds. Or you may need to stay indoors when pollen counts are high.
For more information on how to avoid and control allergens, see Home Treatment.
Taking medicines and doing other home treatments can help you manage your symptoms. For example, you may start taking over-the-counter medicines. These include antihistamines, decongestants, and eyedrops. Or your doctor may prescribe stronger types of these medicines. You can do other things at home to help your symptoms, such as cleaning your nasal passages.
To learn more about managing your symptoms, see Medications and Home Treatment.
If medicines don't help your symptoms or if they cause bad side effects, your doctor may suggest allergy shots (immunotherapy). These are small doses of allergens that your doctor injects under your skin. They help your body "get used to" the allergen, so you may have fewer or less severe symptoms.
Sometimes people need surgery to fix a problem that makes treating allergies harder. You and your doctor should not consider surgery unless other treatments have failed.
To learn when surgery may be needed, see Surgery.
Treatment for children who have allergic rhinitis is much the same as for adults who have allergies. Treating children with medicine may be more difficult because of the possible side effects. Some medicines also may not be approved to treat children.
Experts don't know how to prevent allergic rhinitis. Being exposed to many allergens, secondhand smoke, and air pollution can irritate the nose and throat and may contribute to how a person develops an allergy.
You can take steps to reduce the symptoms of allergic rhinitis or to make symptoms less severe.
Allergic rhinitis is a long-term problem. It takes time and effort to control allergies through home treatment. But home treatment is one of the best things you can do to help your allergies.
If you can avoid or reduce your contact with allergens, you may be able to reduce your allergy symptoms and manage them without medicine or with fewer medicines. Controlling your contact with allergens and reducing your symptoms may also make it less likely you will develop complications such as sinusitis. You do this by:
For more information, see:
If avoiding allergens doesn't help your symptoms or is not possible:
It is helpful to track your symptoms and how they affect you. For example, do your symptoms keep you from sleeping, make it hard to concentrate, or make you sleepy? Also track your allergens and how long after exposure to them you start to have symptoms. This information will help your doctor prevent and treat the problem. You can keep a symptom diary(What is a PDF document?) to track this information.
Medicines are a key part of treatment for allergic rhinitis.
Treatment for allergic rhinitis usually starts with over-the-counter medicines, such as:
If over-the-counter medicines don't work or if they cause bothersome side effects such as drowsiness, your doctor may prescribe stronger antihistamines, decongestants, or eyedrops. Or your doctor may prescribe nasal corticosteroid sprays, which you may use with antihistamines. These sprays may reduce all symptoms of allergic rhinitis. They work well for most people. They start working quickly, but it may be several weeks before you get the full effect.
Your doctor may suggest other medicines if these don't work or in special cases, such as if you are pregnant. Other medicines include:
Some doctors may prescribe omalizumab (Xolair) for allergic rhinitis. This is called an unlabeled use, because the medicine has only been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat allergic asthma. Studies have shown that it works well to reduce nasal symptoms of allergic rhinitis, such as sneezing and an itchy, runny, or stuffy nose.1 But it's not known if omalizumab works as well as nasal steroids. It is very expensive, and you have to get the injection from your doctor.
Some people begin using over-the-counter medicines for allergic rhinitis before they see their doctors. These medicines can work well. But people who have other medical problems, older adults, children, women who are pregnant or breast-feeding, and people who have more than occasional mild symptoms should see a doctor before starting self-treatment. For example:
You may want to think about using different medicines at different times of the day. For example, during the day it may be important to avoid the drowsiness that some antihistamines cause. But if you are at home in the evening and this side effect is not a concern, you can think about using a low-cost, over-the-counter antihistamine. You may also try a combination of medicines to relieve all of your symptoms. Talk with your doctor about which symptoms are most important for you to treat and which medicines may work best for you.
If you don't take your medicine, your symptoms may come back or get worse. When you give medicine to children, explain to them why they are taking medicine and how it can help them. Also tell them what side effects may occur.
You may use medicine daily for quick relief of symptoms that occur suddenly or are getting worse. Or you may use it in advance if you know you may breathe an allergen. For example, if you have severe pollen allergies, your doctor may suggest that you start using a corticosteroid spray 1 to 2 weeks before the pollen season starts.
Although surgery doesn't cure allergic rhinitis, you may need it to fix a physical defect of the nose or sinuses. Problems such as these can make allergic rhinitis harder to treat. You and your doctor should not consider surgery unless other treatments have failed.
Possible surgeries include:
If medicines can't control your allergic rhinitis, you may think about having allergy shots (immunotherapy). Allergy shots are small doses of allergens that your doctor injects under your skin. This helps your body "get used to" the allergen, so you may have fewer or less severe symptoms.
Allergy shots work best if you are allergic to pollens, animal dander, or dust mites. Doctors use allergy shots mainly to treat an allergy caused by one allergen or a closely related group of them, such as grass pollens. If you are allergic to more than one type of allergen, you may need to get shots for each type of allergen to relieve all of your symptoms. The allergens can usually be combined into one or two shots.
Deciding on allergy shots is a personal decision. Although expensive, allergy shots may not cost more than the combined cost of medicine, doctor and emergency room visits, and missed days of school or work over several years. But you may need allergy shots for 3 to 5 years. And there is some risk of severe whole-body reactions (anaphylaxis).
For help deciding whether to get allergy shots, see:
Other ways to treat allergies include taking pills (oral immunotherapy) and putting the allergen under the tongue (sublingual immunotherapy). These treatments work well and are used in Europe and other countries. But researchers in the United States are still finding out how much or how often these allergens should be taken.
Because allergic rhinitis can't be cured and may be frustrating to treat, people may try alternative treatment methods, such as homeopathy. But most of these treatments either have not been studied or have not been proved to work. Such treatments may be expensive. And some can be dangerous to your health.
The American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology publishes an excellent series of pamphlets on allergies, asthma, and related information. It also provides physician referrals.
The American Academy of Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNS) is the world's largest organization of physicians dedicated to the care of ear, nose, and throat (ENT) disorders. Its Web site includes information for the general public on ENT disorders.
The American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (ACAAI) provides allergy information for consumers, including a nationwide allergist referral service.
The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) provides information and support for people who have allergies or asthma. The AAFA has local chapters and support groups. And its Web site has online resources, such as fact sheets, brochures, and newsletters, both free and for purchase.
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases conducts research and provides consumer information on infectious and immune-system-related diseases.
CitationsJoint Task Force on Practice Parameters (2011). Allergen immunotherapy: A practice parameter third update. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 127(1, Suppl): S1–S55.Other Works ConsultedLustig LR, Schindler J (2010). Allergic rhinitis section of Ear, nose and throat disorders. In SJ McPhee, MA Papadakis., eds., Current Medical Diagnosis and Treatment, 49th ed., pp. 196–198. New York: McGraw-Hill.Quillen DM (2011). Allergic rhinitis caused by inhalant factors. In ET Bope et al., eds., Conn's Current Therapy 2011, pp. 792–796. Philadelphia: Saunders.
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Vehicle type | Civilian car |
Body style | 2-door coupe |
Capacity | 2 (driver and passenger) |
The Tampa is a two-door compact featured in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and seen only in one cutscene in The Lost and Damned. It returns as a fully-drivable car in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
GTA San Andreas
The Tampa in GTA San Andreas resembles a 1965-1969 Chevrolet Corvair, except it isn't rear-engined and it has a grille. It has plain steel wheels, and mismatched paint on multiple body panels, indicating it was put together with spare parts from a junkyard. It also appears to be over-scaled and in comparison to some under-scaled cars, as it looks much larger than an old compact. The Tampa is one of the gang cars used by the Da Nang Boys, a gang based in San Fierro.
The Tampa's performance is, at best, below average, with sluggish acceleration and mediocre top speed, as well as heavy steering and unstable cornering.
In TransFender:
- Color (allows the car to feature a single tone body color)
- Hood Scoop (two varieties)
- Hood Vents (two varieties)
- Exhaust (three varieties)
- Spoiler (three varieties)
- Side Skirt
- Nitro (three varieties)
- Wheels (ten varieties)
- Bass Boost
- Hydraulics
The Lost and Damned — The Ballad of Gay Tony
In both The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony, the Bravado Tampa is redesigned as a far more beefy muscle car that may butt heads with the Sabre GT. The front of the Tampa resembles a 1970/1971 Dodge Dart; the roof and sides of the car are reminiscent of the '68-72 Chevrolet Nova (but with less of a fastback profile); the rear is reminiscent of a 1968 Dodge Charger. The stripe across the back is similar to the bumblebee stripes on Dodge vehicles. Being a muscle car, its engine sound is similar to that of a Sabre GT or Dukes. It can be seen sporting one all-over color, or with a double-stripe scheme.
The Tampa in TLAD only appears in the opening cutscene in front of the Pay n' Spray, and is also featured in the BradyGames Strategy Guide for the episode. There was speculation by fans that the vehicle was available to drive outside of the cutscene, and the claims were backed up by lines in the game code which specify the handling and animations of the car; indeed, the car can be spawned by using cheat device and driven like a normal vehicle - it has every data to being drivable. An email sent by Rockstar indicated that the car was not actually drivable in the game; the car is also not programmed to appear on streets, even if player drives it.
Tampa reappears in TBOGT as fully functional car and is a common sight early in the game. While still lacking a manufacturer's badge, the car is implied through police chatter to be a Bravado car.
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The Lost and Damned's Tampa in the BradyGames Guide.
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A Tampa featured in the Lost and Damned's opening cutscene.
A Tampa in The Ballad of Gay Tony (Rear quarter view).
The Tampa's performance, which is identical in both TLAD and TBOGT, is considerably good in terms of raw power; the car's acceleration is excellent and the car can reach a considerably high top speed of 155 km/h (96 mph). Cornering is less predictable, however, as the car can spin out in sharper turns or burn out, if the player applies gas to the car, as the car generates excess torque. Braking is considerably impressive considering the car's weight, providing the car with shorter stopping distances.
- In the mission Nines and AKs, the player goes to do some target practice, and has to eventually shoot at a Tampa's gas tank using a pistol, making it explode, and passing the mission. It has a unique numberplate reading "FELTCH".
- Even though the car can be upgraded to an excellent state at a mod shop, it will always have crooked license plates. Adding a 5-shot of nitrous, the bottle will magically stick halfway through the back glass window. Also, any paint colors obtained in Transfender will be lost in a Pay 'n' Spray.
- During the mission Yay Ka-Boom-Boom, the player has to destroy the Loco Syndicate's cocaine factory in Doherty with a rigged Tampa. The rigged Tampa has a unique numberplate reading "TIMEBOMB". Another modded Tampa is used in the mission Puncture Wounds. The Tampa is modded with stinger traps to burst the tires of the vehicle needed in the mission. Although, if the Tampa is saved in a garage, it will lose the ability to drop stingers. This Tampa has a unique numberplate which humerously reads "LION CUM".
- The Tampa plays the following radio stations by default when entered :
- K-JAH Radio West in GTA San Andreas.
- Liberty Rock Radio 97.8 in The Lost and Damned.
- San Juan Sounds in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
- DLCs' rendition has the same interior like this used in Sabre GT.
- Upside down after rolling a Tampa, the suspension is surprisingly realistic to the Chevy Corvair, having extreme camber angles both front and rear suspension.
- GTA San Andreas
- Can be found parked at the used car lot in Jefferson, Los Santos.
- Can also can be found driving in the Easter Basin and Garver Bridge region in San Fierro along with the Buccaneer and the Manana, both used as the Da Nang Boys' gang cars.
- The Ballad of Gay Tony
- Rarely spawns in Boulevard and Fortside, Bohan.
- Can be seen in traffic in southern Algonquin and Middle Park, Middle Park West.
- Rarely spawns in, Northwood, likely to spawn in, Chinatown, City Hall, Fishmarket South, Castle Gardens, Algonquin.
- If a Buffalo is driven through Lancaster, a Tampa may appear.
- Often seen driving on the Northwood Heights Bridge.
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