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BOOK REVIEWS September/December 2014 Rich as a King A charming book by Susan Polgar and Douglas Goldstein that mixes chess and investment strategies. 1.e4 vs. The French, Caro-Kann & Philidor A brilliant effort from the 21-year-old grandmaster Parimarjan Negi. Bologan's Black Weapons in the Open Games If you answer 1.e4 with 1…e5, this is a must buy. Anish Giri: My Junior Years in 20 Games A lovely book about Giri's life and games. Chess Training for Post-Beginners Positional understanding taught by a well-known Ukrainian chess coach. The Fianchetto System: Weapons for White against the King's Indian and Grünfeld Worried about facing the Grunfeld and King's Indian? Not anymore! The Sicilian Sveshnikov The latest on the Sveshnikov from Black's point of view. Mikhail Tal's Best Games 1 - The Magic of Youth Yet another Karolyi masterpiece. The Batsford Book of Chess A beautiful hardbound book for beginners. Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov - Part lll: 1993-2005 The latest in Kasparov's magnificent series. Chess Results 1971-1974 Candy for chess historians and journalists. Chess Results 1975-1977 Candy for chess historians and journalists. Chess Results: 1978-1980 Candy for chess historians and journalists. July/August 2014 Beating the King's Indian and Grunfeld Original ideas with an insanely low price. Chess Explained: The c3 Sicilian Filled with instructive prose about how to play and meet 2.c3 in the Sicilian. The Doeberl Cup Australia's top tournament, featuring games, a free CD-ROM, news, stories, and chess history. Play the Accelerated Dragon A new book on this popular Sicilian system, for players 1400 to 2200. Avro 1938 International Chess Tournament One of the greatest tournaments ever held. Enjoy the games, photos, notes, crosstables, and much more. Chess For Zebras An original work on chess psychology by grandmaster Jonathan Rowson. The Safest Grunfeld If you play (or play against) this opening, you'll want the book. Elements Of Chess Strategy
Chess instruction by a famous coach. Play The Benko Gambit A dynamic Black repertoire, answers for everything White can throw at you, plus instructive prose. 100 Endgames You Must Know Useful for players 2000 through International Master May/June The Stress of Chess and its Infinite Finesse Six-time U.S. Champion Walter Browne shares his life and games [reviewed by John Watson]. Capablanca: A Primer Of Checkmate Using Capablanca's games, this book demonstrates the various classic mating patterns that everyone needs to know [reviewed by John Donaldson]. Profession: Chessplayer I love this book, and John Donaldson (who reviewed it) gives it his highest recommendation. Vishy Anand: World Chess Champion, Life and Games The 3rd edition of this classic book, by Anand and Nunn [reviewed by John Watson]. Two Classic Reinfeld Books and one Enlarged Heisman Book in One Review [reviewed by Donald K. McKim]: 1001 Brilliant Ways to Checkmate (21st Century Edition) 1001 Winning Chess Sacrifices and Combinations (21st Century Edition) Looking for Trouble: Recognizing and Meeting Threats in Chess (2nd Edition) The Enigma Of Chess Intuition A great writer explores a very important subject [reviewed by John Donaldson]. Chess in the Movies The author gives over 2,000 listings, with some films having heavy chess themes, and others that only use a small amount of chess symbolism [reviewed by Jeremy Silman]. Modernized: The King's Indian Defense Grandmaster Bojkov offers an aggressive but sound repertoire for fans of the KID [reviewed by John Donaldson]. A Vigorous Chess Opening Repertoire for Black A Petroff Defense repertoire that also covers the King's Gambit, Vienna Game, The Four Knight's Game, and everything else White can throw at you after 1.e4 e5 [reviewed by John Donaldson]. April Finding Chess Jewels If you want very challenging training material then this is for you! Foundations Of Chess Strategy: Applying Business Methods to Chess In this review, Watson gives it an unequivocal recommendation. Genius In The Background A wonderful book about unsung chess heroes. Chess Secrets: Great Attackers Kasparov, Leonid Stein, and Tal. Heroes Of Classical Chess More chess heroes, this time Carlsen, Anand, Fischer, Smyslov, and Rubinstein. Mastering Opening Strategy An instructional manual for better understanding opening principles. Mikhail Botvinnik: The Life and Games of a World Chess Champion Yet another Soltis masterpiece! The Classical Slav Celebrated author Boris Avrukh turns his skills to the Slav. Endgame Virtuoso Anatoly Karpov A must own for Karpov fans or anyone (1600 – grandmaster) that wishes to improve his endgame play. Van Perlo's Endgame Tactics The 2014 edition makes this award-winning book even better. March 100 Master Trade Secrets Andrew Soltis' newest book. Judit Polgar Teaches Chess 2 The 2nd volume about the life and games of the strongest female player of all time. The Tarrasch Defense: Move-by-Move A great opening against 1.d4, explained in a clear instructive manner. The Panov-Botvinnik Attack: Move-by-Move A fierce weapon against the Caro-Kann. My Chess A fascinating look at chess greats and other important players who also made their mark. Seven Deadly Chess Sins The best book on chess psychology. Tango! A Dynamic Answer to 1.d4 An exciting way to deal with 1.d4. Pirc Alert: A complete Defense Against 1.e4 A classic treatise on the ins and outs of the Pirc Defense. Philidor Files The Philidor Defense is alive and well! A wonderful book. February A Cunning Chess Opening Repertoire for White If you're a 1.d4 player, then this book might well be for you A new edition of Dvoretsky's magnificent work This book, the first of 3, covers the super complex Winawer Variation (sans 7.Qg4) Lakdawala teaches you to play 1.b3, which has been successfully used by Fischer, Larsen, and Nimzowitsch A fine handbook of key positional methods A deep analysis and discussion of Carlsen's World Championship victory over Anand, in a beautiful hardcover edition. A seriously impressive piece of work! January 2014 Jeremy Silman's first novel! (Adults Only) The first proper translation in English (for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch). Deeply reviewed by John Watson The first proper translation in English (for iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch). Deeply reviewed by John Watson A simple but effective system for those that want effective but easy-to-learn openings Another instructional masterpiece by Cyrus Lakdawala How Magnus broke Kasparov's rating record Another magnificent book by grandmaster Ivan Sokolov Aagaard and Ntirlis team up to give you a complete, dynamic answer to 1.e4 November/December 2013 A K-8 educational math learning aid series that teaches you to play chess at the same time! A classic "winner take all" between Botvinnik, Smyslov, Reshevsky, Keres, and Euwe Jeremy Silman's first novel! (Adults Only) October 2013 A delightful new book by Hans Ree, deeply reviewed by Donald K. McKim A wonderful book offered at the insane price of $14.00 Dealing with something all chess players agonize over The great Edward Winter takes us through the ins and outs of chess history Facing multiple choices? This book will teach you how to deal with it The greatest work on the Grunfeld defense ever We all face strange openings. Now we'll know how to deal with them A great book on a great opening September The latest in a groundbreaking series which now chronicles all major tournaments from 1747 to 1970. Looked at from black's point of view, this fine book offers state of the art coverage of the Grunfeld. Alekhine dominates one of the greatest tournaments of all time. A highly original book that caused quite a stir back in 2007. GM Beim's chess classic from 2006. An ambitious one-system setup for Black. The best English Opening repertoire book for amateurs. August Another important book by Scottish IM Craig Pritchett. The best book ever written on 1…b6 (vs. everything but 1.g3). Andrew Greet deeply explores my favorite opening. The book to get for players under 2000 that want to understand the ins and outs of the QGD. For those that want to avoid the mega-theory of 1.d4 or 1.e4 and instead embrace the sublime Réti Opening. Karpov shows you how to deal with the Panov-Botvinnik Attack. A White repertoire based on meeting 1.e4 e5 with the Ruy Lopez. Reviewed by John Watson. An algebraic version (with added photos and crosstables) of Alekhine's masterpiece. Bobby Fischer Comes Home: The Final Years in Iceland, a Saga of Friendship and Lost Illusions I loved it, but John Watson tells you why he doesn't. July | |||


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5 Ways to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half with Menu Planning
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Want to know how to easily cut your grocery bill in half? Menu plan. Yep, that's it. Strategic planning is all that it takes to save hundreds of dollars a month, literally. Check out the steps below that will rock your socks off when it comes to saving money and feeding your family.
5 Ways to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half with Menu Planning
1. Plan Around Sales: This one is so simple. Plan your menu around the items in your grocery sales circular. Those items are the most discounted in the entire store so, even without ever using a coupon, you'll be saving 30-50% on your grocery bill. This will keep your menu ever changing as well because one week you'll be having chicken then the next is all about pasta. You'll have a creative menu and savings at the same time.
2. Plan Around Coupons: Well, duh. If you have coupons and can combine those with sales (use our Store Matchups to make it super easy) this will be the best way to save. With the sale and coupon combination, you'll be getting double the savings and again, this will keep your menu creative.
3. Plan Around Your Stockpile: Remember the 14 jars of spaghetti sauce you bought for only .50 each? Well, it's time to put spaghetti on your menu. When you stock up on a good deal, it is important to incorporate those items into your weekly menu. This keeps your deal from going to waste by expiring or by forgetting you actually bought it.
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Seriously, you can save MEGA money with menu planning. I am a not so organized person but when I realized the money saving opportunities, I became a menu plan fanatic. I know what my family will each each day because it's already planned out. This keeps me from making 10 extra trips to the grocery store and buying unnecessary items that will go to waste.
OH and did I mention we have a Menu Plan Monday section on our website? Yep, we post frugal recipes every single week for you to enjoy.
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By Jerry Bonkowski and Bob Moore
88 DALE EARNHARDT JR., Chevrolet
Team: Hendrick Motorsports
WHERE HE STANDS: Dale Earnhardt Jr. leads the Sprint Cup Series standings after one race, heading into Sunday's race at Phoenix International Raceway. Earnhardt leads second-ranked Denny Hamlin by five points and third-ranked Brad Keselowski by six points.
PHOENIX RECORD: 23 career starts, 2 wins, 6 top-5s, 10 top-10s, 2 poles. Best career finish: First in 2003 and 2004. Finished fifth in this race last year and was fourth in the fall Chase race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Earnhardt comes into Phoenix with a great deal of confidence and momentum. Between his win Sunday at Daytona and his last two finishes at PIR (both top-10 finishes), he arguably has to be considered one of the favorites for this Sunday's race in the Valley of the Sun. Here's his thoughts on the post-Daytona 500 experience: "It's been fun being busy and talking about the win. It's an opportunity to celebrate my team and their effort, give everybody credit. So I'm enjoying it. It's a lifetime opportunity to not only win the race but to be able to celebrate it and go talk to the world about it."
LOOKING BACK: Earnhardt stunned much of the NASCAR world by winning Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500, his second career win in that event.
ETC.: Earnhardt has completed 93.3 percent (6,773) of the 7,257 total laps contested in 23 career starts at Phoenix. His average start there is 17.5 and his average finish is 17.0. He has three DNFs there.
11 DENNY HAMLIN, Toyota
Team: Joe Gibbs Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Denny Hamlin came close, but not close enough, finishing runner-up to Dale Earnhardt Jr. in Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500. Hamlin trails Earnhardt by five points, is one point ahead of third-ranked Brad Keselowski and is three points ahead of the fourth-place tie of Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson.
PHOENIX RECORD: 17 career starts, 1 wins, 8 top-5s, 9 top-10s, 1 poles. Best career finish: First in 2012 spring race. Finished third in this race last year and was 28th in the fall Chase race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Hamlin comes into Sunday's race at Phoenix looking to get back on track there. He won the 2012 spring race, finished runner-up in that year's fall event, and was third in last year's spring race, only to falter and finish 28th in last fall's race there. Here's his thoughts: "I'm up to speed, to say the least, within our race team. Where even last year we were a little bit off of our teammates ... The first few races will be tough for us. Other than that I think we'll be fine."
LOOKING BACK: Hamlin gave it all he could, but just didn't quite have enough power to defeat Dale Earnhardt Jr. in Sunday's Daytona 500.
ETC.: Hamlin has completed a near-perfect 99.5 percent (5,356) of the 5,382 total laps contested in 17 career starts at Phoenix. His average start there is 11.9 and his average finish is 10.9. He has zero DNFs there.
2 BRAD KESELOWSKI, Ford
Team: Penske Racing
WHERE HE STANDS: Brad Keselowski had one of the strongest runs he's had in a long time in Sunday's season-opening Daytona 500, finishing third to winner Dale Earnhardt Jr. Keselowski trails second-ranked Denny Hamlin by one point, and leads the fourth-place tie of Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson by two points each.
PHOENIX RECORD: 9 career starts, 0 wins, 2 top-5s, 3 top-10s, 0 poles. Best career finish: Fourth in 2013 spring race. Finished second in this race last year and was 11th in the fall Chase race there.
LOOKING AHEAD: Keselowski needs to continue doing what he did at Daytona. Here's his thoughts on Sunday's race at PIR: "Team Penske has traditionally had a great short-track program. We had a strong Ford Fusion at Phoenix last November and since then we have made improvements. Having said that, my Daytona 500 race car was one of the best cars I have ever had there and, as I said after the race, you don't get cars like that all the time. ... I'm confident that our Ford Fusion will be competitive and our team will be as well."
LOOKING BACK: Keselowski said before the season began that he wanted to get off to a good start and prove that last year's disappointing performance - failing to defend his 2012 Sprint Cup championship and not even qualifying for the Chase - was a fluke. He certainly did that Sunday.
ETC.: Keselowski has completed a poor 88.6 percent (2,556) of the 2,885 total laps contested in nine career starts at Phoenix. His average start there is 18.2 and his average finish is 17.1. He has one DNF there.
24 JEFF GORDON, Chevrolet
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Monday-Thursday: Lunch from 11am-5pm, dinner until 10pm
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The pure homeopathic healing art is the only correct method, the one possible to human art, the straightest way to cure, as certain as that there is but one straight line between two given points.
Every builder of such a system cherished the haughty estimation of himself that he was able to penetrate into the inner nature of life of the healthy as well as of the sick and clearly to recognize it and accordingly gave the prescription WHICH noxious matter(61) should be banished from the sick man, and HOW to banish it in order to re- store him to health, all this according to empty assumptions and arbitrary suppositions without honestly questioning nature and listening without prejudice to the voice of experience. Diseases were held to be conditions that reappeared pretty much in the same manner. Most systems gave, therefore, names to their imagined disease pictures and classified them, every system differently. To medicines were ascribed actions which were supposed to cure these abnormal conditions. (Hence the numerous text books on Materia Medica.(62))
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[60] As if in the establishment of a science, based only on observation of nature and pure experiment and experience idle speculation and scholastic vaporings could have a place.
[61] Up to the most recent times what is curable in sickness was supposed to be a material that had to be removed since no one could conceive of a dynamic effect (§11 note) of morbific agencies, such as medicines exercise upon the life of the animal organism.
[62] To fill the measure of self infatuation to overflowing here were mixed (very learnedly) constantly more, indeed, many dif-ferent medicines in so-called prescriptions to be administered in frequent and large doses and thereby the precious, easily-destroyed human life was endangered in the' hands of these perverted ones. Especially so with seton, venesection, emetics, purgatives, plasters, fontanelles and cauterization.
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[63] A third mode of employing medicines in diseases has been attempted to be created by means of ISOPATHY, as it is called— that is to say, a method of curing a given disease by the same contagious principle that produces it. But even granting this could be done, yet, after all, seeing that the virus is given to the patient highly potenized, and, consequently, in an altered condition, the cure is effected only by opposing a SIMILLIMUM to a SIMILLIMUM.
To attempt to cure by means of the very same morbific potency (per Idem) contradicts all normal human understanding and hence all experience. Those who first brought Isopathy to notice, probably thought of the benefit which mankind received from cowpox vaccination by which the vaccinated individual is protected against future smallpox infection and as it were cured in advance. But both, cowpox and smallpox are only similar, in no way the same disease. In many respects they differ, namely in the more rapid course and mildness of cowpox and especially in this, that it is never contagious to man by mere nearness. Universal vaccination put an end to all epidemics of that deadly fearful smallpox to such an extent that the present generation does no longer possess a clear conception of the former frightful smallpox plague.
Moreover, in this way, undoubtedly, certain diseases peculiar to animals may give us remedies and medicinal potencies for very similar important human diseases and thus happily enlarge our stock of homeopathic remedies.
But to use a human morbific matter (a Psorin taken from the itch in man) as a remedy for the same human itch or for evils arisen therefrom is -----?
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"Read on...Hilarity Ensues"
If you're unfamiliar w/David Sedaris, start with this or any of his books. He writes in a simple prose essay format with humor sprinkled throughout. Everyday familial situations become hilarious stories and I can only imagine his family dodging his calls and visits less they end up as foddor for his writing.
In this collection, he introduces his redneck brother, Rooster; the sly mother returns; his practical, pragmatic father weighs in; and we hear more about his rebellious sister and her unkempt, breezy lifestyle. Of course he shares insights on his relationship w/Hugh. You'll laugh throughout and even feel a little sad at how he can encapsulate moments of pure clarity at the unfairness of life. A must read if you enjoy humorous prose.
I'm writing this after listening to all three. Can't quite put my finger on why I purchased and "read" them all so quickly. This is not great lit, but at least the first one kept me happily occupied.
Yes, the story is predictable, but it was fun. "The Selection" leaves the reader in the middle of the story, so if you enjoyed it, listen to book 2. I wouldn't recommend the third as the story was stretched too to round out the ol' trilogy format. I found myself speeding up the narration to finish (not always a good sign).
Good fun in a world where "Hunger Games" meets "The Bachelor".
"Maggie is a Beautiful Writer"
This is book 3 of 4 and feels like a book 2 of a trilogy. The writing (as always) is superb. We find out a little more about Blue and the boys as Adam faces off with his father, and Gansey and Blue go spelunking to further their quest and search for Moira. Ronin is in the background since we heard more of his story in Dream Thieves. The women of this novel were mere window dressing and I was left wanting more details and stories about Blue's past than what was offered.
Not unhappy I spent my credit and eagerly await the final installment. I will read or listen to whatever this woman writes. She's one of the good guys in YA.
Why do I bother??? Will Patton is a fine narrator for adult fiction, but not suited for YA. At this point with 3 books in the cycle in his pocket, why would he be replaced? For the future reference...please know his voice is creepy for teen fiction. The women he voiced sounded like cartoon witches from the 70's and (again repeating myself) his NY accent from book 2 was unmistakable for Yogi Bear. Why, editors, producers, executives, why?
"Quirky, Humorous Inquest from Young Boy's POV"
In a small English town, our young hero embarks on a quest to uncover who murdered Mrs. Wellington's dog with a garden fork. Christopher lives with his dad; believes his mum is deceased; has a pet rat; and possibly falls on the Autism spectrum disorder. Since the diagnosis is never mentioned, I assume he is a highly functioning boy with Asperger's.
This book does not focus on nor preach about disabilities. It provides a framework to understand the first person narration moving through daily interactions with family, teachers, and the occasional policeman. He speaks in an uninterrupted stream of consciousness and the humor comes across in a straightforward manner. The chuckles are never at the expense of this boy's condition.
Delightfully quirky story. The answer is not found in the killer's unveiling, but in the rich tapestry created through Christopher finding meaning in his orderly fashion of dealing with family crises seeking a positive resolution.
If you enjoy this one, check out "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close".
"As Bright as 1000 White Hot Suns"
Jude and Noah, male and female twins are opposite, yet one, and sibling rivalry runs high. Both apply to a prestigious art high school, desperately seeking approval from their mother. Noah views every situation as a portrait and nervously fidgets, drawing what he sees. He paints, she sculpts and both believe Noah is the favorite and a lock for admission.
Nelson is a fabulous writer, giving Noah a quirky sense of humor, narrating from the age of 13-14 and edgy angst to Jude, narrating from their current time; age 16. There are strong themes, including a tragic event, first love, rivalry, lies, and the desire to belong and be accepted. Both narrators did a fantastic job, sounding just as I'd picture their characters. Don't read other reviews giving away too many details, just enjoy this amazing and well-written coming of age story. If you liked "The Perks of Being a Wall Flower", you will love this. If you haven't read that one, read/listen to both.
"Better than Expected"
Good book for teens. How could yet another retelling of Cinderella with robots be any good? Read this to keep up with my daughter and after much eye rolling and huffing (on my part) finally pressed play. Was surprised how quickly the time flew and after two sittings, was a little sad it was over. The storyline is actually different: set in future; prejudices about cyborgs, androids, and planet Lunar people; threat of WWV; and leutosis plague wiping out citizens. Cinder is tough, clever, and self-preserving while Prince Kai is noble, anxious, and unsure. Both step-sisters are not evil and explanation for how Cinder ended up with Adri, her stepmother, is quite different.
Not on the same level as "Perks of Being a Wallflower" or "The Fault in Our Stars", but easy, entertaining read.
"Alice Walker Narrates her Classic"
"I think it pisses God off if you walk by the color purple in a field somewhere and don't notice it. People think pleasing God is all God cares about. But any fool living in the world can see it always trying to please us back," Alice Walker. One of my favorite quotes of all time.
If you haven't read this book or watched the movie, you must do so. Even if you've done both, you need to listen to it again with Alice Walker narrating. She's an emotive, intelligent, confident and as talented an orator as a writer.
The tragic struggle of Miss Celie to survive, find love and inner strength is relatable to both genders and all races.
"Not Stellar, but Solid"
Joseph and Lanka fall in love during Nazi occupation in WWII. Told from alternating points of view, the two take divergent paths and most of the book is spent on their quest to find each other, meaning, and simply survival be it from atrocities or boredom. The characters are fairly well developed as are the backstories. Entertaining, enjoyable, just not engrossing. There are so many other titles during this time period to be placed at the top of your lists, but this one is solidly in the middle. Great purchase if on sale.
"Interesting Take on WWII Defiance"
There are myriad takes on survivors of WWII and this one is slightly different as it focuses on a family in India. The heroic father stands against British oppression balanced with the horror of Hitler. This is how the story begins, yet it's the tale of his daughter who must go to live with unsympathetic, verbally cruel relatives. Her only solace is the library upstairs and the kindness of a friend. As she discovers a new world, her independence and confidence crescendo. Nice story, probably more of a YA book, but very easy to listen to as told through thoughtful, straight forward prose.
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Endearing story of two brothers, one is special, almost luminescent with the eldest constantly in awe. Edward's goodness is passed to his sister Sabine and all of his gifts live on. Very short listen, so would recommend reading this one. Sweet read for young boys (maybe 7-12yrs) and of course girls would enjoy, too.
"PG Version of Young Girl Slave Trade"
Selling young girls into servitude is a horrific and true nightmare. If there is such a thing, "Sold" is a PG-13 version you can listen to without too many graphic details, although of course the subject is disturbing. The fictional heroine embarks on what she believes to be a new job as a house maid. You can guess what happens next as the shock takes over and she's stepped into a fresh hell.
Simply and plainly told, this story is a solid YA listen and if you're read any of Patricia McCormick's other books, you won't be disappointed with her easy style.
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I think this is the better decision than half-baked support. Why pretend when third party restrictions on the IP make it impossible to provide proper support and updates over the product life-cycle?
Phoronix: Intel Shafting Linux Users With Clover Trail: No Support
While Intel can be loved for consistently supporting their in-house products under Linux, and their Open-Source Technology Center (OTC) makes great strides at improving Linux from open-source contributions to the Mesa graphics stack to doing all sorts of kernel-level work along with major contributions to WebKit, Tizen, Wayland, and other key open-source components, they have a new blemish. It appears Intel won't be supporting their forthcoming Atom "Clover Trail" hardware under Linux...
I think this is the better decision than half-baked support. Why pretend when third party restrictions on the IP make it impossible to provide proper support and updates over the product life-cycle?
The real solution is to use their massive R&D engine to develop a small and powerful GPU that eliminates the need for relying on PowerVR IP.
I wouldn't call it "shafting". I think it's just a different department / branch of Intel that likes to do things the ass-backwards way. So just avoid buying those products and those people in that PowerVR branch of Intel will get all laid off for not being as profitable. IMO, sounds more like the higher ups at Intel are just chasing after every potential revenue stream, which I really don't have a problem with as long as Intel does provide other solutions that make me happy.
I'm still looking forward to buying Haswell for my next laptop.
This time they've monopolized Intel's engineering time, preventing their competitors from even developing products in the first place.
If it's using PowerVr it's useless anyway. The question is when will ValleyView arrive ? I've heard things like the end of 2013 which is quite late. I'm hoping it will arrive sooner than that, in the first half of 2013.
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Experts: 1 in 5 kids have mental health issue
Department of Education asks for more funding
One in five kids in Florida schools have some sort of mental health issue, according to the state's Department of Education.
The department's Steven Wheeler, Ph.D., said, "That would mean we would expect about half a million of our children and adolescence in Florida have mental health issues."
The estimate was given to a legislative committee in Tallahassee on Thursday to paint a picture of the need for a funding increase. Mental health experts told the committee they are not getting any more money today than they were in the 1950s.
One of the less costly items being discussed is lengthening the time someone can be held under the Baker Act for involuntarily examinations. The act currently allows people feared to be a danger to themselves or others to be held three days.
Gov. Rick Scott is being urged to fully implement the national health care act because it would provide money for mental health.
The good news given to the Healthy Families Subcommittee is that there's time to help children when their mental health issues are detected.
"There are seven years of warning before a child becomes a serious violent offender," said Wansley Waters, of the Department of Juvenile Justice.
But the warning signs are often ignored and even with years of acting out, experts say there isn't enough money to meet the needs of 70 to 80 percent of the cases.
"I still get the same $1 million to operate this program that I did 13 years ago," said John Romano, a mental health provider.
State Representative Linda Stewart, a Democrat from Orlando, said she believes diverting the tax already collected on guns and ammunition could be one source of funding.
"We need to take those children when they're identified in the classroom and go ahead and try to put them into a program when they can be taken care of early," Stewart said.
According to mental health experts, if the state were to fully embrace the national health care act, it would cover a million people in Florida, and free up money for mental health.
"There are ways to save substantial dollars that would pay for everything you need to do, because we are spending money in wrong places," said Bob Sharp, of the Florida Council for Community Mental Health.
According to Sharp, that money is being spent on emergency rooms, hospitals and prisons, instead of vital mental health services.
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Thanks to great homegrown brews coming out of places like Brewery Ommegang, the empire state may be the next hot spot for beer tourism. That's right - beer tourism.
After winding through curvy country roads and gawking at the splendid hills and lonely Victorian homes, we turn into a driveway and pass through the center arch of a long, white, European-looking farmhouse. It's late November, and the trees that scale the hill behind the parking lot still cling to a bit of autumnal color. The air is cool, crisp. The sun beams. It's a good day to drink beer.
We arrive with a mission: to taste Belgian-style ales at Brewery Ommegang, the first farmstead brewery built in America in over a century and a beer geek's mecca. Located on a 140-acre former hop farm just outside of Cooperstown, New York (home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum and where a popular T-shirt reads "Cooperstown: a Drinking Town with a Baseball Problem"), Ommegang has earned critical success and a cult following. Here, they create award-winning, flavorful, effervescent beers that employ Belgian brewing techniques and rely on European ingredients such as Czech hops and Belgian specialty malts.
My friend and I wait behind a group of about 20 people (mostly men), and as we lean against a wall and breathe in the slightly sweet aroma, about eight more people join us. When our turn comes, a knowledgeable host walks us through the process, giving us a history of this hop-growing region, explaining the difference between lagers and ales, extolling the benefits of the two wells on the property that are fed by underwater springs, detailing the process of bottle conditioning (which is similar to that used for Champagne and which gives the beer its bubble), and sharing some of the spices used (following the Belgian brewing tradition of adding flavorings such as coriander, orange peel, ginger, and star anise). The tour ends at a tasting room with a toasty fireplace, a sampling of foods to pair with the samples of ales (chocolates and cheeses and dark mustards to sample with bread), and an educated barkeep who explains the different brews and logical food pairings.
Ommegang (named after a Belgian festival that commemorates a returning king; it went on and on for several dawns) distributes its ales to 34 states (for states with alcohol-content restrictions, the ales' 5.1 to 9.8 percent might take it out of contention). But it can't meet the demand for its product - Abbey Ale, Hennepin Saison Farmhouse Ale, Rare Vos Amber Ale, Ommegang White, and Three Philosophers Quadrupel Belgian Style Ale - necessitating a quadrupling of its facilities. When the brewery began production in 1997, they created about 2,800 barrels of ale. Last year, production stood at 6,500. In three years they hope to triple that figure to 20,000. "It's incredibly painful not to meet the demand that's out there," says Randy Thiel, Ommegang's brewmaster. "It kind of hurts the pride."
There is plenty to be proud of here. Ommegang represents the best of the craft-beer renaissance, a turn to handmade beers that benefited from the microbrewery explosion of the '90s, and a prime example of what's been dubbed "beer tourism," a growing segment of the traveling population that uses its mug as its travel planner.
That's why I'm here today. Beyond the diners sitting down to a nice meal in Manhattan and popping open a $16.50 bottle of Ommegang's Abbey Rare Vos, a light amber ale that uses a caramel malt and grains of paradise to achieve its flavor, there are people like me who want to come and see the place, taste the beers, and witness the production process. A beer tourist, if you will. Last year, Ommegang welcomed 15,000 such beer geeks.
Even by national standards, Ommegang is considered a sort of Holy Grail for beer pilgrims. Press clippings from newspapers all over the country and from magazines such as Gourmet, Bon Appétit, Wine Enthusiast, SmartMoney, Saveur, GQ, and the randy lad mag Stuff cover one of the entry walls. New York State likely will feature the brewery prominently in its recently passed legislation to create an Empire State Brewery Trail program, a tourism campaign that promotes the state's more than 60 breweries. With the New York winery trails as its model, the program will fund signs for brew spots on the trail, vacation itineraries, and a "brewery passport" booklet with discounts and information on attractions. And probably a few boxes of "I NY Beer" bumper stickers.


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I've been away with other projects, but now back to take you down a notch ninez
given that was my first time posting here, and this forum doesn't follow what I'm used to in terms of quoting (and the forum system then proceeded to fight with me posting telling me I'd already posted and such) and otherwise appears to have some quirks to it, that's rather much to be expected.first off, ...Blah blah blah..
No I'd reckon my family was one of those middle class types that couldn't afford to pay that much of a premium on such a thing in the first place. I did however get plenty of experience dealing with the Macs at the school, Slow, buggy, and extremely prone to crashing they were.OS9 multitasked fine (mutlitasking was introduced in system 5) - You obviously never owned a MacOS 9 system, otherwise you would know better.
Did I ever say otherwise? No I only commented that before they took advantage of the holes in the BSD license their multitasking sucked. It took NT for Windows to actually really properly do multitasking and even then it's still kinda meh.microsoft didn't come up with preemptive-multitasking either, it pre-dates Microsoft and was a Unix thing (late-60s).
So what you're telling me is you'd rather save 10 pixels or so to have to give focus to an application before you're able to use it's menu system? Are you really so depraved of vertical pixels you want to give up real usability?your reasoning behind why you think apple uses a global menu is moronic. plain and simple it saves screen real-estate and puts all menu's in one place. Just like Ubuntu's reasoning for moving into a global-menu (not that i use Ubuntu or unity, just saying). you fundementally seem to not understand basic concepts and are delusitional.
I never denied that Microsoft did mergers or bought people out. And just like your beloved Jobs never Actually told people flat out they're holding it wrong, at least as far as I can find. Bill Gates comment wasn't actually that 64K was all anyone would ever need, in full context it was actually about being able to actually handle that much because of limitations of the hardware at the time.Microsoft are the kings of aquisitions and mergers. trying to act like Apple is worse for that, is hilarious. Apple doesn't have anywhere near the buying power of MS. Microsoft has tried their best. Bill gates thought there would be only room for one OS, just like he thought no one would ever need more than 64k of memory
You realize Jobs himself was taken in by the ooh! Shininess of the GUI and he admits himself he didn't see what was really important that they were showing. Simple fact is the home computer hardware of the time wasn't really ready for a Desktop GUI, it was simply too slow for any real work.yes, Apple borrowed ideas from Xerox, which was great! - being as Xerox Exec's didn't seethe value in the technology
Microsoft didn't invent it only in the sense that Linus didn't invent *nix, and they actually dropped all outside code by their second version of DOS, and NT to my knowledge is all theirs...and if you want to go one about crap like that - microsoft didn't even invent their own OS - they bought what was essentially a derivative of CP/M. Most of the hardwork being done at the time, was actually done by Gary kildall of Digital Research
That's like saying that IBM and Microsoft developed DOS together, that they had a partnership. It's only true in the sense that IBM or Apple in this case was paying for it.Intel AND Apple developed thunderbolt together, they have a partnership - you are an idiot
No they've always been geared at people who shouldn't be allowed near a computer in the first place. Creative professionals only went with Apple after the other proprietary vendors collapsed under market forces because Apple was using PPC and thus RISC which was more suited to what they needed to do. It had absolutely nothing to do with the OS in fact the Amiga was the platform of choice for media professionals before Commodore went out of business.No, Apple historically has always been into bringing innovation to their platform, they have always been geared towards creative professionals and ease of use.
Good for you, I know any number of people who can say the same thing for Windows as well. Doesn't mean the platform was safe.I ran OS9 for quite a while (years in fact) - no viruses ever. macOSX no viruses ever!
That was more a remark upon their fanbois actually than upon Apple itself. Of whom I've seen claim basically everything under the sun as having been done by apple first.. what is this Soviet Russia?you can say that Apple takes credit for everyone's work, and i can't totally disagree with that, to be fair.
Didn't say that did I? I said they pushed them. I.E. They furthered the development of them not They Invented them.also, microsft nor Apple invented the tablet, or even the concept for that matter - i believe conceptually, the Dynabook (Alan Kay/Xerox)
Windows has about the best security model you're going to get in terms of a proprietary system, AV and other Anti-malware support was dropped into the hands of third party vendors meaning that instead of having the OS company controlling everything and expected to do security work, you hand it off to a bunch of different companies who can and are competing and so it's less waiting on one person to fix everything. And it's a given in security that all non-closed systems are insecure, and so reaction time, not OS design is what really matters in the end run (not to say that OS design doesn't greatly help, but that it's a given it's going to be broken), which is why Linux is and forever will be King, Microsoft will come in when we finally start counting proprietary OSes and OSX will come in near last because their users are relying upon Apple itself to do the fixes.yes, Mac's aren't as secure as linux - but a Mac can be hardened if that is your goal. that's is a non-issue for anyone who understands what is required in hardening an OS. Windows is an insecure piece of junk. Win7 is the 1st version of windows that actually is working towrads having better security model.
The word old and your fascination with Apple implied to me that you stopped using it, Looks like I was wrong however a 5770 works just fine on another machine we have here with Gallium, performance may be slower than the blob and it's not doing powersaving stuff (which had us put it back on the blob), but it was working just fine.About Mesa/Gallium3D - you should learn to read properly - I was talking about Mesa using ATI hardware. I use Nvidia with the "Blob"... ( i have several machines at work and home).. Also, I run ArchLinux(bleeding-edge) and am using THE LATEST BUILT FROM GIT - 4 DAYS AGO! I highly doubt too too much has changed in four days.
Clearly you didn't read what I actually said here it is for you again:Microsoft DID NOT invent TABS, nor was it apart of the guidelines and specifications..
While not being the first to design them, they have been the first to do wide scale adoption of tabbed toolbars also known as ribbons
That's all a matter of perspective really, and here's a hint for you of what really happened, which OS are you really running now on your Mac? Mac OS or NeXTSTEP? (hint: It's the latter one)NeXtStep didn't take over Apple, Steve jobs went back to Apple and bought Nextstep
Actually their DE looked rather much like a ripoff of Sun's to me personally, and the BSD and Mach code they took they didn't develop themselves.. so that counts out NeXTSTEP itself..If you look at the technologies involved in the NextStep project, what was actually developed either by NeXT or were independently on the nextstep platform - they were way ahead of the curve! by almost a decade
That's funny I could have sworn I could access Teh Interwebs on my old Commodore 64. Yes yes, it's right here in the manual about the accessories you can get for it.the World Wide Web was designed on NeXTStep, so was the first web-browser.
Actually I only picked out a few things, you're the one making it out to be MEGA-LIST.anyways, educate yourself. it's pretty obvious that you know little to nothing about the history of conputing. maybe you weren't alive then, or maybe you-re just an ignoramous - either way you don't know shit! you keep making claims that microsoft has come up with so many things
Um sorry but they still don't have proper compositing and I covered this right here:nor did they have proper compositing until Vista
Proper compositing for me means Useful, not showy effects.Also their compositing for multitasking from what I saw is also rather inferior to the KDE versions of the same effects. From a Windows perspective that would be one thing in its favor, but who ever said Aero actually did anything useful?
onto Zeepal as he's next in posting line that I want to address before I get back to you ninez
So wait.. you're going to get onto me about this when I wrote and clearly stated my objections based in points and ranging from supporting to being derisive towards windows and supportive of KDE and Linux, but you're going to let Ninez who posted an angry rant (mine was a rant fine, but it hasn't shown the absolute anger ninez has by comparison) and has been showing off pure Apple Fanboism off the hook on thisReally this argument is sounding so political, but who cares what politics say, it's what is there that matters and is actually useful.
now back to ninez
I will conceed that I am politically opposed to completely proprietary system and this is why I'll never buy an Apple or a console, at least Microsoft allows open hardware and thus can be considered the Lesser of those two great evils.The conversation may be politcial for those two - but for me - i will point out when someone is posting mis-information, whether it is about microsoft, linux MacOSX or whatever - which both Vincent and Luke_wolf are doing in a big way
Many of your Apple Fanboi defensive reactionary assumptions about what I was saying are incorrect and totally false.many of luke's history is incorrect and totally false
Covered in a previous post, which your lack of defense in regards to my points indicates your inability to defend against them.OSX has got ease of use
Now back to zeepal
Oh that explains it!Hey yeah that more directed at V!NCENT and Luke_Wolf, I agree with what you said, and personally have an iPhone 4 (JB) OSX for Multimedia
Okay here's ninez again
Except for certain things like the Mac GUI few things are not *designed* to be the best at what their target is, doesn't mean they are, just means they were designed with that target in mind.you also have shown you don't know much about NT...making such claims as NT was designed to be the best distributed OS - is retarded!
Actually it's rather brilliant for tablets, I don't see it working worth a damn on much else though. I do think that Plasma Active should come up soon enough with something that's going to be even better for tablets though.the Win8 interface is nothing special
Oh I'm pretty sure I could name a few...I don't think anyone here is an "Apple advocate"
Just because someone hates Apple doesn't mean that they're a windows fan-boy, just look at the FSF.A mis-informed Apple-hater/windows-fanboy
Being good doesn't mean you're the best. Just as one being the best doesn't automatically mean the rest are utter trash.If NT was as good for this type of purpose, as you think. NT would be running every super-computer
and now onto deanjo
They've only recently moved off of their core 2's that they've been sitting upon for the past forever and a half, so his assertion isn't that off the mark even if it is itself out of date.Four year old specs eh?
and I'll concede on cases for now, although I'm still trying to figure out what exactly is making the macbooks so heavy, which the answer might be held in
And more general to the Appleites
just what is up with the keyboards on the macbooks? couldn't they be bothered to scale the (Rather meh, but then no company makes keyboards like IBM which Lenovo inherited) keyboard? I mean even on the 17" one it's still the same size and still missing some of my most valued keys.. the numpad.
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Changes since 71.86.08:
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Changes since 71.86.07:
- Added the ability to run distribution provided pre- and post- installation hooks to 'nvidia-installer'; please see the 'nvidia-installer' manual page for details.
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X:6500 map pfn expected mapping type write-combining for d0000000-d0500000, got uncached-minus- Fixed a server crash triggered by Kopete's new message popup when a composite manager is enabled.
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In a fit of virtualy insanity I decided a while back to refurbish the hull of my RC Disney Nautilus. The original rivets were okay, however most were plagued with air bubbles and some were virtually flat.
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I really like how this area turned out. The tail is really a veritable patchwork quilt of overlapping plates and rivets. This makes a lot of sense, as the tail is quite succeptible to damage when raking under a target ship's hull. Patches and repairs would be quite evident in this area:
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when is this and how do we get involved? very interested!!