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"After meeting today to thoroughly review and deliberate an independent investigator's findings into allegations regarding VSEA Executive Director Mark Mitchell, the VSEA Board of Trustees has determined that the charges against Mitchell do not warrant dismissal by this body," the union said in a statement. "Mr. Mitchell has been invited to return immediately to his role as VSEA Executive Director," it added.
Meanwhile, the union announced that its top lawyers, General Counsel Michael Casey and Associate General Counsel Abigail Winters had resigned, effective Aug. 2.
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Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Thanks for the help on the images and many thanks for showing me one of the truly great bike-path loops in the city. I'll post two pictures of the four hearty souls that braved the early clouds for what turned out to be a really nice ride. The old lugged steel acquitted itself nicely - and so did the riders. Looking forward to the next one!
Finally one timed picture with Joe actually getting in the shot: The obligatory lunch stop:
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Fight till the end n never give up. Cadel Evans 2012
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Thanks Paul (from Hornsby) for organising and nice to meet you also Joe (from Chatswood), Johnj (from Croydon), always a pleasure. Weather was just right, one light shower on the return after brunch. I got a puncture and had a minor issue with my RD not springing back to take up chain tension. 4 hrs total including two good stops, about 30k I'd guess. Will do it again for sure
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Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Looks like you guys had a good time and some good food at Canley.
Hopefully I'll be able to join in next time.
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Yep, that would be great, Quang. It was a good first ride. Barely got rained on, a minor miracle. That track is a bit of a gem in a path-starved Sydney, though I think traffic was down due to the weather. Next one mooted for possibly Sun 24/3, though may be the following Sunday due to Tempe event.
A very congenial bunch of guys to ride with. Well, no, it's not a pushbike, otherwise I'd be pushing it...
Ricardo Elite, '87 Keith Davis/Pegasus, '92 Team Miyata Ti.
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Joe, your Merckx is utterly beautiful. Hope you get many enjoyable km's out of that work of art on wheels.
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24th will work for me. However, if you push it to next week it's Easter.
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Brief drive down Kyeemagh way yesterday to fill in a half hour. Good memories of the bike path from the end of Cooks River, into the Botany Bay area.
Tentative suggestion, say, a Croydon-ish start, follow through to Tempe/Qantas Drive path/Mascot/Botany Rd(wide and quiet at the southern end on a Sunday morning)/then maybe Yarra Bay---> return. Comments and updates. Andy has suggested roughly 4-weekly, so maybe weekend after Easter. Well, no, it's not a pushbike, otherwise I'd be pushing it...
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Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Radical suggestion, maybe a ride to the Sydney Classic Bike show
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I think it's a bit busy for me that weekend. Thinking W/end after Easter may work better. Pretty sure I have commitments the morning of the Show. But if others want to organise something, that would work..., then still do the one 2 weeks later. Well, no, it's not a pushbike, otherwise I'd be pushing it...
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Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)No worries - my shogun is in no condition to show so I am planning to ride there along the cooks river path. Happy to meet up with anyone along the way.
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Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)My exam period is from the 28th of March to the 11th of April. But the weekend youve got planned is fine. The next exam will be on Wed, so Ilve got plenty of time.
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Thanks for keeping this thread/effort alive guys. I'm still trying to make a brief appearance at the retro bike show on the 23rd but it's looking slim. I would be available on the 24th but I'll have to see about the weekend after Easter. I've gotten rid of the red/white Malvern Star but have a much older no-name, Kermit the Frog green 10 speed now for rain rides so all is well regardless of the weather. I'm not that familiar with Sydney so I'm afraid I can mostly offer moral support and company rather than ride suggestions. Once this gets going a bit more, I can lead a ride around Chatswood, Lane Cove, Epping Road area. Mostly bike paths but a couple of pretty good hills (Lane Cove Park up to Chatswood is a steep couple of kilometers). But better to stay on the flats until all the old steel (and legs) gets fixed up.
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Would that Kermit the Frog bike have frog decals on it? I've got a yellow and white Albion Cycles(Frog Logo)10 speed that Ive got absolutely no info on. Came with Sunrace parts(the ones which are a direct copy of the 600 Arabisque).
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)QuangVuong,
No frog stickers or any other decals. The owner's Dad said his son repainted it years ago and they went then. it used to be dark green before the current frog-green. I stayed with the new color because it was easiest. I have no idea who made the bike but it was obviously well suited to the mountains. It's got a five speed read cluster with the largest spacing between cogs I've ever seen. It's got a seriously low granny gear and since it weighs around 30 pounds that's good. components are a miss-mash: Dia-Comp stem and breaks, Shimano "finger tip" stem shifters, a Suntour "spirt" front derailleur, an "Eagle II" rear der, and cranks simply marked "Japan." I spent some time adjusting the components and just replaced the tires. It rides really well considering it's age and the small amount of investment. I doubt I'll ever know who made it though. I've got a seat and tape on order...
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)IT'S ON AGAIN. Being easter long weekend, I would guess many of you have plans for the weekend. For those that have about 3hrs available on THIS Sunday for a retro ride I propose we do the same route as previous. That is unless the available riders are from an area that differs greatly, I think it's fairly central. I/We hope to move this ride to many areas to accommodate ppl from different locations and also vary the ride and terrain. So if I may suggest....
This Sunday 31st April Meeting Point : Merrylands High School, follow the bike path/ water course out towards Prospect Resivoir, Faifield via Canley Vale and return. Time : 6.30 departure, so pls arrive with time to get ya self and bike ready to depart. Self supported so bring all yr needs. Easy Pace Alternative routes/dates and suggestions are most welcome If you plan to go ahead with 'this' ride then Pls PM me a contact # just so we can keep in touch, ie running late or inclement weather Myself, Def' in atm, working just after lunch so .................. Sadly, Frailer5 is out due to health .over to you...............
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Paul, do get well soon.
Andy, I should be fine for that day.
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)I talked my wife into the early morning wake-up so we'll be there. The weather looks to be great. My wife is all sorted for a retro ride:
We'll be the blurry-eyed couple looking tired! See you there. Joe
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Wooow loving the colour coordination there
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Cool! Sunho, you able to do it this time? I could grab the Biopace rings off ya!
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)Sorry mate. I can't do Sundays. I'll try I'd I can but I have religious committments that's why.
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)I wouldn't recommend any changes to the Easter ride as the date is too close but my wife and I almost had to back out due to services as well. We found a anticipatory service and have a baby-sitter lined up for Sunday, but if Saturdays could be worked in during future rides, it would be a bit easier for us. Maybe after this ride I'd be able to make all of the correct turns and guide out a Saturday ride?
But as it is, I really appreciate that there is a small group of like-minded guys who are willing to take this sort of thing on - thanks and see you Sunday morning. Joe
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)I may be able to make this. I'll let you know closer to the day.
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Sunho, Saturdays are an option for sure. Hopefully the numbers and interest will build and might I suggest a monthly Sat'y ride as well as Sund'y, who knows? It may even be bimontly/seasonal. All interested parties are welcome with a retro interest/passion/obsession/overindulgance Joe, kudos to you for having a cycling missus who will forgo a sleep in to roll around with old farts on old bikes JJ, uknowuwantto, surely u hav 'a' bike fit for the queen of Croydon,
Re: Weekend Retro rides_Sydney(updates)You guys may be old farts, but I certainly aint.
Saturdays are fine for me as well!
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The lady Warriors are coming together just in time for playoffs.
They didn't get the win Tuesday against Truckee, but they did play some of their best basketball so far this season. The Warriors minimized turnovers, stayed out of foul trouble a hung with a bigger school in a 33-38 loss at home.
"It's probably the best four quarters we've put together this season so far," coach Tom Esposito said. "Every time we meet a big school it seems to take us a whole half before we realize we can hang with them, but this time the girls were confident from the first jump all the way until the end."
Truckee maintained a slight edge through the game, 15-12 at halftime and 20-19 after the third, but the Warriors were never out.
The Wolverines' 18-14 fourth quarter gave them the win, but the five-point loss reflects huge strides for Whittell. Last time the two teams met, Truckee beat Whittell by 30 points.
Whittell spread the points among five players.
Amanda Harris turned in her usual standout performance with 15 points. Emily Harris had three points with 12 blocks. Tori Jimenez contributed eight points, and Jenny Shepack four.
Kenya Maltase had three, but it was her defense that kept the Warriors in the game. The freshman was on Truckee's top scorer, Sydnie English, who Maltase contained to 13 points from the floor.
"I think our defensive pressure on their high scorer, and slowing down the game and taking care of our mistakes was probably key to our game," Esposito said.
After the game, the girls talked about the low number of turnovers and fouls, 10 fouls total, were the big difference maker, Esposito said.
"They were able to put up a good showing so hopefully it's an indicator that everyone is gelling at the right time, right before playoffs," Esposito said.
The girls are now 8-13 overall and 1-6 in Mount Rose League play. Truckee improves to 11-7 overall and 7-1 in Mount Rose League play.
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Turkoglu may be 34 and may have lost a step and a bit of jumping ability but he can still provide leadership for some of Turkey's younger players, calling upon big-game experience in another big tournament. Turkoglu returns to the national team after taking last summer off and the small forward should come to Slovenia well rested after being suspended for 20 games by the NBA in February 2013 for testing positive for methenolone. He also will want to look past the suspension and show he has a lot of skill left to give. Turkoglu remains a forward who is comfortable handling the ball and can also work in the post against smaller defenders. Despite a horrible season from long range in the NBA in 2012-13, Turkoglu can also stroke the ball from the outside.


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Wandy, Bucs aim to even series vs. Jackson, Cubs
If the World Baseball Classic was any indication, Pirates left-hander Wandy Rodriguez is in line for yet another strong start to the season when he toes the rubber Wednesday night against the Cubs at PNC Park.
Rodriguez routinely turns in solid outings out of the gate, carrying a 2.95 lifetime ERA in April during his eight-year career. He seemed to channel that early-season success for the Classic as well, going 1-0 with a 0.96 ERA in two starts while helping the Dominican Republic win the title.
"He definitely got himself prepared for the Classic," Bucs pitching coach Ray Searage said. "We were keeping track of him, and he got himself ready a month earlier."
Despite preparing for the season a month earlier than usual, the Pirates are hoping Rodriguez is in his normal opening-month form when he takes the mound opposite Edwin Jackson on Wednesday. Last season, with the Astros, Rodriguez allowed just six earned runs over 31 1/3 innings (1.95 ERA) over five April starts..
"I wasn't even aware of that, but that sounds good," said Pirates shortstop Clint Barmes. "It's very important that you get off to a good start, it's definitely what we need to do, and it's not surprising at all out of Wandy. He's got very good stuff, and when he's on, he's tough to handle."
The Pirates will be looking to rebound from Monday's 3-1 loss when they take on Jackson in his Cubs debut. Jackson, pitching for his eighth team in 11 Major League seasons after signing with the Cubs this offseason, went 10-11 with a 4.03 ERA in 31 starts with the Nationals last season.
Though the right-hander has pitched for three teams in the last two seasons alone, he has proven to be a reliable starter throughout his career. In his final Spring Training tuneup Friday, both the good and bad extremes of Jackson's game were on full display.
Along with conceding five runs on five hits, a walk and a hit batter, Jackson notched nine strikeouts in just four innings. After giving up a three-run homer in the second, Jackson turned into the pitcher the Cubs hope to see all season, retiring nine of the next 10 and striking out the side twice in a three-inning span.
"[The way he pitched] after that homer," said manager Dale Sveum, "we've got to get that out of him on a day-to-day basis."
Cubs: Barney starts season on DL
Opening Day didn't exactly go as planned for second baseman Darwin Barney. Instead of taking his spot in the Cubs infield, Barney was placed on the disabled list before to Chicago's 3-1 season-opening victory over the Pirates.
Barney, last year's National League Gold Glove winner among second basemen, is on the DL retroactive to Sunday with a deep laceration on his left kneecap suffered Saturday while tracking down a pop fly in the club's final exhibition game. He will be sidelined at least two weeks.
"You take five stitches anywhere else on the body, he would've been playing," Sveum said. "It's right on the middle of the kneecap, and any time you bend it right now, it would rupture the stitches. It's unfortunate. He'd be playing if it was on the shin or something like that. Unfortunately, it was right on the kneecap."
Barney missed just six games last season, hitting .254 with 26 doubles, four triples, seven homers and 44 RBIs in 156 games. Brent Lillibridge filled in at second base on Monday, going 0-for-3 with three strikeouts before being lifted for Alberto Gonzalez, who also struck out in his lone at-bat.
Pirates: Hurdle confident Martin will cut down opposing runners
It was no secret that all too often last season, once an opposing runner reached base, he quickly moved into scoring position by swiping second base with little opposition from the Pirates.
Manager Clint Hurdle made that a focal point this spring, working with both his pitching staff and new catcher Russell Martin to cut down on last season's 90-percent (174-of-193) success rate of opposing base stealers.
"I keep hearing about this and that from last year. But it's a new year," Martin said. "I have confidence in my ability to get rid of the ball, and my arm strength, so hopefully the work we put into it as a pitching staff is going to make us more confident, and we won't even have a question anymore."
Though the Cubs were 2-for-2 on stolen base attempts in Monday's season opener, Hurdle is confident his pitching staff and catching corps will put up a much stronger fight as the season progresses.
"One of the takeaways [from Spring Training] has to be the attention to detail in this area," Hurdle said. "Guys have bought into it, and they now know it is a weapon that will make everybody better. I think we made good progress with it."
Worth noting
• Cubs outfielder Alfonso Soriano is just 5-for-41 with 12 strikeouts in his career against Rodriguez. The .122 average is Soriano's worst against any pitcher whom he's faced more than 35 times.
• The Cubs and Pirates have tied the season series each of the last two years, winning eight games apiece in 2011 and '12.
Paul Casella is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @paul_casella. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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As a console gamer who's only recently made the PC his only gaming system, I can only hope that GNU/Linux gains the interest of many developers and that we see the fruits of their labour on Steam. Right now, I have no choice but to use Windows not only because of the lack of decent games for the opposition but also because of the controversy surrounding NVIDIA's blob but I will be among the first to move back to free software the moment the games come in.
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Keep foods fresher for longer while reducing waste—and your grocery bills. At the touch of a button, this machine seals food inside an airtight vacuum bag or canister for storing in refrigerator, freezer or pantry. Employing the same advanced technology used in professional kitchens, the compact unit is countertop-friendly and simple to operate - great choice for storing foods as well as speedy marinating and sous vide cooking.
- Commercial-grade automatic vacuum sealer extends foods' freshness up to five times longer than conventional storage containers.
- Built-in roll dispenser holds two different roll sizes, for sealing foods of various sizes and shapes. Marinate mode seals food inside canister and greatly reduces marination time.
- Easy-to-use digital controls offer a choice of automatic and manual modes, plus "seal now" option.
- Dual-piston vacuum pump for powerful vacuum sealing.
- Pulse vacuuming option for delicate food items.
- Automatic lid locking system—no hands required
- Built-in accessory hose that can be used with canisters.
- Built-in fan cools unit for energy efficiency.
- Wide seal bar for positive air-free sealing; accommodates extra-wide bags.
- Dimensions & More Info
- 15" x 13" x 5 1/2".
- 9.5 lb.
- Made in China.
- Use & Care
- Use with specified bags or rolls only.
- Allow to cool before cleaning.
- Wipe outside with damp cloth or sponge and mild dish soap.
- Clean inside with a paper towel.
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Steffy Wood Products 10-Section Wall Locker
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Satin Smooth Professional Mini Wax Warmer
MemmayChubbuck, IdahoIt's The Best I've Ever Used!Being a grandmother, I can state that I have been using the waxing method for the longest time. I was looking for surgical wax in the pharmacy, however, it has become more and more difficult to locate. Thats when I search google.com and found this site. After reviewing the different products, I decided to splurg and go for the warmer kit! It arrived today, and I used it for the first time! It worked very well. My wax warmed up to a taffy consistancy and I was able to apply it evenly. Also, I loved the way it felt warm to my skin when I applied it. I definitely could feel the hairs remove when I pulled the wax off. My skin tingled more than I have ever felt using over the counter wax. Finally, I enjoyed spoiling myself after using the aloe coolant. The yellow lotion to remove difficult wax (off my fingers mostly) worked like a charm. I applied it and rubbed. Then I used soap and water and presto, it was gone. No problems. Im glad I bought This starter kit. With only me using this product, it will last quite a while, Im sure. I only do my eyebrows, chin and upper lip. However, after such a positive experience, I am going to have to do some serious Christmas shopping for my own girls.posted Jul 15, 2008Link to this post
Irene SandersTruth Or Consequences, NMEasy To UseExcellent product, especially because of the conveniency.posted Apr 14, 2008Link to this post
JennSatin Smooth WarmerThis product is ok. I works relatively fast (about an hour) but it doesnt get the wax very hot. This makes the consistency of the was stay pretty sticky. It does get the job done, just not very hot.posted Jul 5, 2006Link to this post
BkbCASatin Smooth Wax WarmerThe satin smooth does not come with a lid to cover while heating. I couldnt get the wax hot enough without putting it into the microwave in a separate dish, which was messy.posted Jun 1, 2006Link to this post
BkbCAEven Customer Service Couldnt Helpthis product took over 3 days to get warm, then wasnt even hot enough to get a perfect wax. I thought it was my unit so I called the 1-800# for customer service, they just want to give me the manufacturers ph#. I did like the size, the control switch, it ends there.posted Jun 1, 2006Link to this post
GinaNy NyWax Warmerthroughly disappointed in this product. who wants to wait hours for this to warm? not me. im throwing it away.posted Jan 25, 2006Link to this post
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Dawn TaylorJuneau AlaskaWax WarmerI liked the size and the on and off switch. But my cerapil wax took hours to melt on high. Once it was hot the wax warmer was great and one use made up for the money I usually spend.posted Feb 27, 2005Link to this post
SonalSatin Smooth Professional Mini Wax WarmerThe wax warmer works really well but takes an incredibly long time to heat up. I used a compatible Satin Smooth wax that was supposed to be medium heat but ended up needing high heat to melt nicely.posted Feb 14, 2005Link to this post
CamillaGood. Not Great.One good thing about it is that its very small. Getting the wax to melt it took me over an hour maybe even two. So that was a bit annoying. But as far as keeping it warm it does what it suppose to. So its good but not great.posted Dec 15, 2004Link to this post
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This is actually a situation where GPL is indirectly restricting freedom, and the end result might be Nvidia ending up creating another non-free module.
this is a legal issue - its most definitely good troll bait though :P
This is actually a situation where GPL is indirectly restricting freedom, and the end result might be Nvidia ending up creating another non-free module.
wrong wrong wrong another lazy to read post
1.) PLZ READ THE MAILING LIST, alan cox is not stopping anything he is pointing out a legal conflict that need to be legally solved by lawyers
2.) Linux kernel devs need to get pragmatic part : NO what the hell ?? since you ovbiously don't know anything about hardware ill explain open documentation means document hardware entry points to be used by any software not the frigging electronic schematics and there is no way in hell to reverse engeneer the hardware schematics from a set of registers.
3.) R&D again NO intel/AMD/NVIDIA secret sauce is inside the silicon not the registers and GPU technologies are INDUSTRY STANDARDS open to anyone, there is no such thing as intel only secret sauce OpenGL that same applies to CPU X86 ASM is an STANDARD. all that means intel/AMD dont need to give me their CPU schematics to support X86/SIMD they just tell me XMM registers are x,y,z and take A,B as parameter so my compiler will know that when you ask to put data in XMM he will send A,B values to the register x,y,z instead of d,f,g which is for an AMD cpus, in the case of GPU is the same the docs provide an huge amount of registers that do certain things[inside the blackbox silicon] next i download the OpenGL standard and try to do what the standard asks getting creative in combine those registers in a way that do the asked by the standard fast enough
4.) nvidia cant open their current code not because of the blatanly wrong things you mentioned since their driver don't do anything magical or mythical but they have loads of external to nvidia code and probably unresolved patent issues that will be exposed for lawyers sue them for the next 20 years and many other legally complicated things.
so no open documentation won't damage them in any way at all in 90% of the gpu functions[UVD/VDPAU gpu parts require MPAA combo autorization or they loose the license but no because loss of R&D or internal secrets]
I wonder what mr stallman thinks about this... after all if anyone should be deciding on bending the GPL it should be the original author
then again does he really need to be asked? i'm pretty sure he'll say 'fuck you nvidia' but in a nicer way ofcourse.... maybe he'll offer nvidia some of his toe jam
My reply to "OSS is on the rise" guys:
I'm not seeing industry like that. Soon, we will need to jailbreak our PCs just to have a non-signed OS installed. Thanks God Microsoft was pressed hard enough to allow exception for x86 arch, but if x86 dies (and it is not certain that it will remain dominant by 2020), we will wake up in a world where EVERY device is locked by design. Oh, and ARM 64-bit processors feature "TrustZone" privilege level for those thinking that this is just a matter of getting BIOS reflashed.
As for GPL exceptions:
During its 20+ year history, GPL (v2+) proved to be very shaky ground to build upon. Unless you guys are posting using gNewSense you ARE relying on GPL exceptions in your day-to-day activities. There are valid reasons (be it patents, lawsuits or R&D costs) to keep the code hidden sometimes and rejecting them gets you nowhere.
Well, that is one sided. "Wine" made windows games possible, we our self did it. Linux success doesn't have to do with Nvidia, and not even with closed games compatibility, but with more people waking up. Nobody makes the transition without sacrifice in mind. Microsoft, Ati, and Nvidia, made a cartel and both assisted Microsoft to create D3D and close all the games inside windows. Both companies are privileged. That is among others illegal to almost all countries. Its also illegal to pay someone to release games only for your platform (Microsoft, Sony). Anyway Nvidia's drivers are the best for compatibility and speed, but Intel's open source are better than AMD's closed ones, and soon will beat Nvidia's to, because that's the road of open source. Some times something starts with r600 driver and doesn't start with Catalyst. The only reason that Open Drivers (except Intel's) are slow, its because we can't target efficiently the hardware. That's AMD's and Nvidia's fault, not providing good a optimizer, or at least good LLVM back-ends. But its matter of time. In the mid time i decided not to use or sell another AMD or Nvidia hardware. I have drop Microsoft many years ago, AMD before two years, and now i drop Nvidia. Only Intel is acceptable for me now (or in the future with 40 cores cards), and maybe someone else if i see an alternative, like a commercial Loongson.


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A combination of laughing ang whizzing according to one Elizabeth Lemon of 30 Rockefeller
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To laugh so hard that you pee your pants; a combination of laughing and wizzing. Used in an episode of 30 Rock.
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Lizzing is a combination of laughing and whizzing, it happens when you're laughing so hard you start whizzing a little too.
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v. laughing + whizzing = lizzing.
Tonight's episode of 30 Rock was so funny I found myself lizzing along with Liz Lemmon and Tracy Jordan.
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Laughing so hard that you pee your pants.
The words "wizzing" and "laughing" combined.
The words "wizzing" and "laughing" combined.
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The laugh so hard you piss yourself.
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