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The Jazz's Derrick Favors had a near All-Star level season, but his contract situation going forward is a big part of what makes him so valuable to the team.
Hood caps off challenging rookie season with Rookie of the Month award
Jon Oglesby |
posted Apr 18th - 1:26pm
Utah Jazz guard Rodney Hood capped off a challenging rookie season by winning the Western Conference's Rookie of the Month award for April.
Pacers win tiebreaker with Jazz for better draft odds
The Associated Press |
posted Apr 17th - 4:30pm
The Indiana Pacers have won a tiebreaker with the Utah Jazz, giving them slightly better odds at winning the draft lottery.
Jazz organization focused on building better product
Jon Oglesby |
posted Apr 17th - 8:34am
The improvement of the Utah Jazz after the All-Star break energized the fan base, but has many asking the question — where do the Jazz go from here?
Jazz clean out lockers, reflect on past season
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posted Apr 16th - 6:55pm
The Utah Jazz cleaned our their lockers Thursday at the Zions Bank Basketball Center in Salt Lake City and opened up on reasons behind the team's improvement.
Jazz play not to lose anyone in loss to Houston Rockets
Jon Oglesby |
posted Apr 15th - 10:11pm
The Utah Jazz had nothing to gain by beating the Houston Rockets Wednesday, yet had much to lose. Their game plan detailed that thought, as the Rockets raced past a depleted Jazz roster, 117-91.
Harden has triple-double, Rockets beat Jazz 117-91
Kristie Rieken, Associated Press |
posted Apr 15th - 9:40pm
James Harden and the Houston Rockets won't take long to celebrate winning their first division title since 1994 and clinching the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference.
Enes Kanter is telling the truth about the Utah Jazz and himself
Ben Anderson, KSL.com Contributor |
posted Apr 14th - 10:29am
Enes Kanter is telling the truth about the Utah Jazz, the NBA, and himself in his recent comments.
Jazz save the best for last in win over Dallas
Jon Oglesby |
posted Apr 14th - 8:20am
The Utah Jazz earned a 109-92 win over the Dallas Mavericks Monday night, but the win wasn't the top story. Instead, the main story was an inspired, hungry group of players routing a Western Conference playoff team.
Jazz pull away from Mavericks in 2nd half for 109-92 victory
Kareem Copeland, Associated Press |
posted Apr 13th - 11:10pm
The Utah Jazz were without Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favors and Trey Burke for the second consecutive game Monday. For the second game in a row, the Jazz beat a playoff team.
NBA summer league returning to Utah
Jarom Moore |
posted Apr 13th - 7:51pm
Utah Jazz fans will get a little bit of summer relief in July as four teams do battle at EnergySolutions Arena.
Oldest player in NBA, former Ute Andre Miller contemplates what's next
Rod Zundel |
posted Apr 12th - 11:32pm
At 39, Andre Miller is the oldest player in the NBA. KSL's Rod Zundel caught up with the former Ute when his Sacramento Kings were in town last week to play the Jazz.
Booker has career-high 36 points, Jazz beat Blazers 111-105
Anne M. Peterson, Associated Press |
posted Apr 12th - 12:00am
With no Gordon Hayward, no Derrick Favors and no Trey Burke, it was clear that the Utah Jazz were facing a huge challenge in the playoff-bound Portland Trail Blazers.
Star-less Jazz pick up a big road win over Portland
Jon Oglesby |
posted Apr 11th - 11:20pm
The Utah Jazz were missing Gordon Hayward and Derrick Favors, along with Trey Burke, but found a way to beat the Portland Trail Blazers, 111-105. Trevor Booker finished with a career-high 36 points, leading a spirited Jazz unit.
Plenty to look forward to as Jazz season approaches the finish line
Ben Dowsett |
posted Apr 11th - 10:15am
On the surface, it appears the Utah Jazz are coming to the close of another somewhat disappointing season. But dig a little deeper, and there are many signs of encouragement on the horizon.
Late free-throw misses, loose balls hurt Jazz in Grizzlies loss
Jon Oglesby |
posted Apr 10th - 11:53pm
The Memphis Grizzlies finished an 89-88 win over the Utah Jazz on a 16-7 run, as Jazz forward Gordon Hayward missed a late free throw that could have sent the game into overtime — the only blemish on a strong game.
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Now that I think about it.
I mean, she provoked the fuck out of Lilly. Yes, she was defending Ben and Lilly was going crazy, but if she had just shut the fuck up, Lee probably could've defused the situation (if you're defending Ben). Lee's been able to keep the peace (for the most part) between Kenny and Lilly, so at that critical moment, it was probably best for her to stay out of it. She knew Lilly lost her dad, she knew Lilly was the one holding the group together and therefore took all the pressures. If it wasn't for Lilly sniping, everyone would've been executed at the motel by the bandits.


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I have done a lot of work to reduce OpenGL jitter, and I think I am the only one who specialised in this. Most do low-jitter for server or mobile etc.
For the lowest open-gl jitter numbers, check out: http://ovekarlsen.com/Blog/turning-u...low-jitter-os/
Update for 13.10 coming soon.
Good that you listened on the jitter Larabel. I hope the tests reflect real-life performance.
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Interesting . And more interesting as I installed OSX86 recently on my notebook (dell vostro 1400 with nvidia 8400m gs) and a desktop (wolfdale e8400 @ 3.6ghz on ep43-ds3l and nvidia 8500gt) on some spare hard disk space.
Although I don't quite like the huge size of the test suites. Pretty happy with small tests like Xbench which are just a few MB. (Btw, Xbench rates the above mentioned desktop close to 200, afaik meaning twice fast as best g5 workstation.)
I am guessing that the graphics subsystem tests in OSX will be pretty mediocre compared to Linux, especially those with ATI graphics. Just my guess though.
Aside, speaking of OSX, I guess the Linux distros can learn a number of nice things. First of them is the lighting fast boot time. I apparently see that it boots in barely 15 seconds or so. And its no magic as we can clearly see whats going on behind the scenes by booting in verbose mode (-v). The actual kernel is too small and most things are modular. Further, the modules (aka extensions) are sort of precached (Extensions.mkext) - not much of hardware detection goes on during boot. And it caches them automagically every time any changes are made to the extensions folder (and guess for hardware changes also). The other thing to notice is the small number of services and the way they are started parallely. The system feels very very responsive in general (also look at the output of 'ps -A' for the relatively small number of services running). Minimal and clean system I should say. Remember its also a server OS. I am sure Linux users don't want a 5-second boot (would be wonderful though), but 15-second boot is really possible and already achieved.
There is also another nice thing I saw about their kernel. Looks like there are not too many API changes. A hardware driver module (extension) made 2 or 3 years ago (for 10.4 I guess) still plugs in nicely and magically in 10.5.5. Thats something really really nice. Its kind of annoying in Linux that we can't expect third-party drivers to work with a minor change like kernel 2.6.26 to 2.6.27, that too for something as trivial as the number of arguments changing for a basic function! While its reasonable to ask for example that why fglrx developers cannot fix their drivers for xorg-server 1.5 which shipped with fedora9 several months ago, its also reasonable to question the number of changes made in kernel and xorg. Instead of chasing a moving target, devels can spend their valuable time implementing features and fixing *real* bugs - remember everything takes time. True that we see radical improvements in kernel and xorg, but things can hopefully be done in a little more non-destructive manner. Worst more, we don't want things like gallium vs dri2, gem vs ttm and ext4 vs reiser4 etc to be happening. Although these issues have been discussed time and again, hopefully somebody is listening.
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I'm not sure if anyone can answer this, unless you work for HBO or if the reasons were made public, and I'm just not aware of them. Why exactly did HBO choose ASOIAF? I do know that Martin is one of the best, but how did the cable giant and the author find a marriage over other top contenders like Jordan, Erikson, Hobb, Le Guin, Williams, Donaldson, etc etc. Josh
Le Guin has already been done (and butchered, by the Sci-Fi channel). Jordan is probably too long, too expensive, and has fallen somewhat out of favour in recent years. Erikson is probably un-filmable (the books are already insane confusing, I can't imagine anyone making a coherent screenplay out of them). Even if they did, it would be incredibly expensive (i.e. effects). Martin's ASOIAF appealed to the show producers, David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, because of the depth of the characters and their arcs, the realistic setting, and the surprising plot twists. Benioff and Weiss sold the idea to HBO by convincing them that the story was more about character drama rather than fantasy. Also, the graphic content (sex and violence) is in line with HBO's other hit shows. ASOIAF is much more of a natural "fit" with HBO than any of those other works would have been.
No problem. I've seen and read several interviews with the producers, and they always say the same basic thing. They also mention being reluctant to read the books when they first received them in the mail (because of the sheer size of them), but were quickly both hooked and became huge fans.
Evil Agent explained it well. I think the basic idea is that HBO really wanted to work with David Benioff (who they apparently felt was not being well-served by Hollywood fiddling with his movie scripts) and Benioff really wanted to do ASoIaF; he hadn't read any of the other books you mention. On another level, LeGuin's rights are tied up with the SyFy Channel, Erikson wants to do something outside the Hollywood system (which includes HBO), Jordan's rights are tied up at Universal Studios, Donaldson is likely unfilmable (unless you remove the rape scene that happens five minutes in, and fans would grumble about that) and Williams and Hobb I don't know about.
I think when Rome came out it had something to do with it too, I remember a lot of people (myself included) saying that if they could pull that off they could probably do ASoIaF.
Also, GRRM was already a huge fan of Rome and Deadwood, which made him interested in a possible HBO adaptation.
I think it's not only what EA said, but that it's super low on the magic and everything that is magic (at least in the first season) was a familiar type of "magic" in zombies. Thus, the masses wouldn't be scared off.


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At certain convenience stores or gas stations,usually in the hood, they make you "pay before you pump" to keep you from stealing gas, similar to a "trick" having sex with a prostitute or a "hoe". You have to pay before you "pump". This could make you feel like a gas trick.
I'm sick of gas trickin'!! How come I can't pay for my gas after I pump like they do in the burbs'?
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Jon Bullinger
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Very Solid
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Great box, it stays steady driving into high winds. Its easy to put on and take off and can hold all the essentials, as well as everything else you could possibly want to take with you.
Easy to install. Roomy. Love it.
Fits perfectly on my 2012 Subaru Outback and was very easy to install. Fits lots, and looks sharp. Delivered very quickly and I am very happy with it. Highly recommended.
Mark Parrett
Rear hatch is OK - just barely
This is a 2003 Honda Pilot
Mark Parrett
Skybox 18 on a 2003 Honda Pilot
Will the skybox 18 fit factory crossbars...
Will the skybox 18 fit factory crossbars on my 2011 Mercedes R350?
The Sky is the Limit!
Well, technically 18 cubic feet is the limit... but you get the point, right? My car already looks like a box, so I decided to put another box on top. It holds everything I have ever needed it to. 5-6 Snowboards and boots in the winter, way more camping gear than you'd ever need in the summer and since my Honda Element only has 4 seats on the interior, this bad boy can be used to put an extra passenger in. I don't think Yakima would support this statement, but they sure did make enough room for it! Getcha' some!
Wayne Shores
I have a 2009 Saturn Outlook. Will the sky...
I have a 2009 Saturn Outlook. Will the sky box 18 fit without interfering with the rear antenna or rear hatch? Also, is there a benefit to using Yakima crossbars instead of factory crossbars?
I don't know about the fit issues but Yakima bars typically have a higher load weight than most factory systems.
matt whorley
Will the Skybox fit 2011 Equinox with...
Will the Skybox fit 2011 Equinox with factory cross bars?
Dean Whitehead
Will the Sky Box 18 Fit on a Honda Pilot...
Will the Sky Box 18 Fit on a Honda Pilot with factory crossbars without interfereing with the rear hatch?
Dean Whitehead
The Skybox 18 will fit fine for the type of car but depending on the year of your Honda, you will need to purchase Yakima rail system as the box will not mount to the factory rails...
stephen robey
I have a 2008 Honda Odyssey, wondering if...
I have a 2008 Honda Odyssey, wondering if the skybox 16 or 18 is the better fit? Can I still open the trunk? Or is there another cargo box better suited for the odyssey?
Any problems fitting the Yakima Sky Box...
Any problems fitting the Yakima Sky Box 18 on a 2010 Subaru Forester with factory aero bars
Jason Livingston
Absolutely not! The 'clamps' that attach the box to the vehicle are made specifically to work with aero bars. Using a 'quick-release' mechanism, you will find putting on and taking off of the box is extremely simple (other than the weight of the box). When putting it on your car, make sure the rear of the box won't interfere with the opening of your car's rear door. The clamps are adjustable fore and aft.
You can open it from either side, comes with lock cores, the unique opening latch, and the lid 'trusses' makes this the best box money can buy (I also love that the clamp's quick-release mechanism inside the box doesn't get in the way near as much as Thule's boxes).
Yakima Sky Box 18 on an Element
Box fits really well, front is right over the edge of the windshield, the box is centered over the stationary Yakima racks and the rear is well in front of the rear gate of the vehicle.
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Michael Nies
Once You Go Oakley...
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've tried a wide variety of sunglasses on the market, for climbing, sport shooting, and road cycling, and the Oakley Radars are still my favorites. I tend to prefer the Pitch lens over the Path, but the Path lenses are still pretty good. The frames are the same, but the lenses cover different amounts of your face.
The Good:
--Excellent wrap-around coverage and wind blocking, important when screaming down a descent while wearing contacts.
--Every color of lens you could ever want in three different profiles, plus vents, polarized, etc, should you need them.
--Vented lenses available; handy given the degree of wrap-around.
--Complete UV blockage, even with clear lenses. I once got a wicked sunglass tan wearing clears all day when it was overcast out.
--Oh-so-comfy for all day wear.
The Bad:
--Expensive, and they never seem to go on sale.
I used to scoff at people who paid Oakley money for sunglasses, until I bought my first set of Oakleys. My only regrets are the pairs I've lost over the years, so try not to do that!
Best sport shades out there
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
Perfect for any outdoor sporting activity.
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Debbie C
Violet Iridium & 'Carbon' frames
They are much more purple than they appear here (purple/greens/blues), awesome!
Debbie C
Maybe a Better View
Trying to capture the awesome lens color, and sharp frame of these shades.
For all you 'purple fiends', you'll love the 'Violet Iridium' lens.
For the Mean Greens...the Jade Iridium is awesome, too. They're a bit lighter than the Violet, so can be worn on cloudier days (obviously the photochromes' are the best totally cloudy days).
Debbie C
Radar Path & Oakley Hydrophobic cleaner
Debbie C
Oakley Radar Path
Carbon-Look frame
Violet Iridium & Jade Iridium lens
Purple Icons
Very Cool!
Debbie C
Most Awesome Shades!
My Custom "2013" Radars:
Carbon-look frame
Lens 1) Violet Iridium
Lens 2) Jade Iridium
Purple Icons.
Totally light weight, lighter than my Split Jackets.
Will be getting the Rad. Lock with maybe a bit larger lens for more coverage. Thinking of the vented Photochromatic lenses for early/late/night rides.
Also love the Red Iridium lens...it's a total addiction...but o-so-fun!
Love them
These glasses are awesome. Crystal Black w/ Black Iridium was my choice. They'll stay on your face no matter what. Even after long runs in the hot and humid NC weather. This is my second pair.
Love them
These glasses are awesome. Crystal Black w/ Black Iridium was my choice. They'll stay on your face no matter what. Even after long runs in the hot and humid NC weather. This is my second pair.
Jamie Kreiger
Nailed it
Best cycling glasses I have ever had. They work.
Nick Bee
Love these glasses. Have the vented version. Fit snug and peripheral vision is great.
No fogging either. Great glasses.
Lord Eric
Tour de Palm Springs
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My Radar Path
With Fire Iridium Path lens..
Debbie C
I have these with the awesome 'carbon-look' frame and Violet Iridium lenses and purple Icons...awesome shades!
Md Imran
My Radar Path
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Hello. I hear these glasses are good for...
Hello. I hear these glasses are good for sports and biking. I'm looking for a pair of sunglasses for everyday normal use not just sports like walking and driving etc. Are these the right pair? im not very atheletic
They will certainly work for everyday use, you will just look like you're going fast all the time. Again, not a bad thing.
Zane Bryant
Possibly go for a Gascan or Whisker look in the Oakley. This reminds me more of baseball or biking. The Gascan has a sporty look to it, but its not as sport edgy as these are.
Debbie C
For driving, just be careful of which lens type you pick; as some may make differentiating traffic light color, for example, sometimes tricky (this is listed on the paper that comes with glasses, and on the Oakley site.; (even though we know what sequence they are!). In fact, in some countries, some lens type are prohibited for use when driving (I believe the black iridium is one such lens). Just double check on the Oakley site for more info. on this. Also, there are warnings (if applicable) on the paper that comes with your glasses.
Probably not a big deal....but just a F.Y.I.
After buying cheapo sports shades for...
After buying cheapo sports shades for decades, finally ready to pull the trigger on Oakleys, based on reviews (and my desire to actually see detail). I'm trying to decide between black iridium and gray lenses (non-polarized). I like the crystal black frames but am afraid that the black irid shades will be too dark in slightly overcast days. Advice?
Shane O'Donnell
Worried about overcast or changing light? My advice is spring for the polarized. It is definitely worth it. That said, I prefer grey as they are for medium to bright light, where the black iridium is for very bright conditions and reducing glare.
Debbie C
I agree, choose the gray over the black iridium (I have the Blk.Iri. polorized also, and they are dark!). I would recommend considering the transistions lens, these are specifically designed for 'changing light conditions', and would be a great choice to have on hand to switch-out for semi cloudy days/evenings/early mornings.