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SHC Awarded NetVUE Grant
11/24/2014 - 2:30pm
Spring Hill College has been awarded $50,000 by the Network for Vocation in Undergraduate Education (NetVUE), a nationwide network of...
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Tony Nalovic '02 ~ Sea Turtles, Sharks, & SHC
11/17/2014 - 9:00am
Tony Nalovic's passion for marine biology has taken him all over the world—across the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, to Virginia,...
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Coast Guard Honors Theresa McGonagle Crider '04
11/13/2014 - 4:15pm
Commanding Officer Tom MacDonald of the Mobile, Ala. Coast Guard Aviation Training Center (ATC) recognized Theresa McGonagle Crider '84 '04...
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Embracing Real Beauty
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Artist Talk with Vincent Lawson
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Vincent Lawson will speak to Spring Hill College November 11 about the process of creating his art and the influence for his collections....
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Byrne Tours SHC Campus
11/06/2014 - 4:00pm
U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne, elected Tuesday evening to a full, two-year term in Congress, made Spring Hill College a priority stop on...
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SHC Students "Talk Chemistry" with Mobile Kids
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Three things convinced Brian Schmitt that Spring Hill was the right fit for his college education: outgoing students, personal attention...
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MOBILE, Ala. – The Spring Hill College theater department will present "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead," a play by Tom Stoppard, at...
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MOBILE, Ala. – Spring Hill College's Chemistry Club, a student chapter of the American Chemical Society, received national recognition for...
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Badgers Stun Chargers 3-2
10/20/2014 - 10:00am
The Spring Hill College men's soccer team stunned the 24th-ranked University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) Chargers with two goals in the...
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Spring Hill College mourns loss of Rev. J. William Harmless, S.J.
10/16/2014 - 3:30pm
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We have recently closed on our house and it needs a lot of updates . It was built in the 70's and hadn't been changed or updated since then. I am in the process of redoing the the whole house and I just completed the kitchen. As one can see from the picture it has came a long way in the past few weeks.
I started by removing the walls I could, to allow more space and to give it a more open feel. Then I planked the walls using 1/8" eucaboard that I ripped down to 6" to give it a country cottage feel. I was able to reuse the existing cabinets by rearranging and adding a few more until I achieved the look I wanted. The light over the dinning table is a lantern I got from Hobby lobby that I converted into a light. The table was made from scrap wood I had left over from previous projects. All and all I am happy with the results, and short of the appliances and flooring I achieved the look I wanted for a very reasonable price.
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Awesome work ~ I love the cabinet colors and the countertops are great! Definitely over the top Remodel!!!

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Garland takes on Padres in first start since '11
After more than a year and 10 months of rehabilitation, Jon Garland's long road back to a Major League mound will come full circle Saturday, when he makes his season and Rockies debut as Colorado and the Padres play the second game of a three-game weekend series at Coors Field.
The last time Garland pitched in a big league game was on June 1, 2011, for the Dodgers. Shortly after that outing he underwent season-ending right shoulder surgery that forced him to also miss all of 2012.
Now with a new team and a clean bill of health, the right-hander will finally return to MLB action, a notion that makes Garland a bit nervous.
"Just to get back out in that competition after going through a major surgery, I don't care who you are, you tend to doubt if you'll get back to that form, get back to that level," Garland said. "Regardless if the doctor tells you you'll be fine, you'll get your strength back, regardless if you talk to people in the game who have had similar surgeries, that doubt creeps in. That's going to be the biggest thing for me."
Even though it was just Spring Training, Garland experienced plenty of success in the Cactus League last month, allowing just four runs over 18 innings.
"I had that sense before signing for camp, otherwise I wouldn't have gone to camp," he said. "The biggest surprise to me was how quick I was rebounding. I knew that was going to be my toughest obstacle, rebounding during games and between innings, and rebounding after games, getting ready for the next one. There was a little bit of worry the deeper I would go, but I seemed to get stronger as spring went on."
Opposing Garland for the Padres will be Tyson Ross. The right-hander won the fifth spot in the San Diego rotation with a standout spring. At one point, Ross had a scoreless streak of 15 1/3 innings in the Cactus League.
He last pitched March 30 against the Rangers in an exhibition game in San Antonio. Saturday will mark Ross' debut with the Padres after being acquired from the Athletics in November.
"I'm a pretty even-keeled guy, but I'm excited. It's good to get the year started," Ross said. "I'm happy to get the extra rest, that's for sure. I feel good. I'm going to give us a chance to win. I feel like I'm built up and ready to go."
Padres: Headley making progress
Padres third baseman Chase Headley could have a better idea on Monday of when he will be able to return from the disabled list.
Headley, who originally expected to miss four to six weeks when he fractured the tip of his left thumb on March 17, might return sooner, or so he hopes.
"This is just my goal, this isn't based on the doctors' goal, but I think there's a pretty good chance I can be playing in Major League games by the end of the month," Headley said Friday.
Headley is traveling with the team on its first road trip of the season. He'll return to San Diego after Sunday's game in Denver and will likely have an X-ray on his thumb on Monday, the team's off-day.
"I think [the test] will give us a better idea. I don't know if it will give us a specific timetable, but if they go in and see there's some healing, maybe I can start hitting off a tee," Headley said.
Rockies: Nicasio and Escalona all smiles after scuffle
Rockies pitchers Juan Nicasio and Edgmer Escalona treated fans to a scuffle during Thursday's public workout at Coors Field, but they were smiling and hugging again Friday before the home opener. In fact, the two drove to the stadium together.
"It's no big deal because Escalona is my best friend," Nicasio said. "It was a bad day. Something happened."
Escalona said, "It's like a brother, family. That's what happens all the time."
Worth noting
• Jedd Gyorko became the third rookie in Padres history Thursday to hit safely in each of the club's first three games of a season. His hitting streak ended Friday with an 0-for-4 day at the plate.
• The Rockies won their second consecutive home opener against the Padres on Friday. They also beat San Diego to begin the 2010 season.
Tyler Emerick is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Jackson Strong jumps during the Moto X Best Trick event of the X Games Los Angeles at the Staples Center in June 2012. / Matt Kartozian, USA TODAY Sports
Australian rider Jackson Strong suffered a concussion Sunday after a nasty crash during the Moto X Freestyle event at the X Games in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil.
According to ESPN and X Games medical staff, Strong also suffered a broken right tibia. A CT scan was negative.
After being released from the hospital Sunday night, Strong posted a message to fans on Facebook, Twitter and Instragram: "Hey everyone, I'm ok, I've just got a little broken bone in my ankle and I'm beat up but otherwise I'm all good. Thanks for all the support!"
Strong was attempting a cliffhanger backflip during the finals when he was thrown from the bike as it landed and skidded sideways.
During the Winter X Games in January, Strong and others escaped injury when his runaway snowmobile crashed into a group of fans at the Aspen, Colo. Event. Strong was attempting a backflip over his sled in the best trick competition when he got away from the snowmobile. He fell to the ground away from the machine, which accelerated toward a fence lined with fans.
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text: Jan 4, 1975 Dear Dorothy: Enjoyed meeting both you and your husband. Wish you could have staid longer. Am afraid you had a bad trip in the rain that nite. I have moved back to my farm and comfortable in my little apt. will try later to get some rooms added on downstairs. Frank called from Peoria tonight left here Friday & visited on way. Said weather was fine. We even had a full day of sun light. I've ordered Dr. Glen Conard's 2 books. St. Chas & St. James Par. You've asked me some time back about Nicholas Baudoin - which is also spelled Baudouin - Baudoin Boudon & etc. He was quite a man of mystery, but I have collected much on him - just give me time & I'll get it to you. He was in St. Chas Par. ca. 1760[??] & must have been quite a notable figure


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Much of the energy behind Vermonts efforts to implement the 2010 federal law actually has been directed at a more ambitious goal. Gov. Peter Shumlin and his fellow Democrats who control the Legislature have put Vermont on a path to move as close as it can to a Canadian-style, single-payer health care system by 2017.
The federal law calls for states to set up regulated health insurance marketplaces, called exchanges. Vermont has been eagerly setting up its exchange, in hopes of using it as a springboard for the single-payer system. State lawmakers passed legislation in 2011 to set itself on a two-stop journey to set up the exchange in 2014 and the single-payer system in 2017.
Shumlin, who has championed the changes to Vermonts health care system, said the state should be proud to be a leader in implementing the federal law.
We are pleased to gain recognition of our path to single payer health care and our Vermont-style solutions in the New England Journal of Medicine, he said.
Grubb, a medical doctor pursuing a masters degree in public health policy, highlighted four areas in which states would do well to follow Vermonts example.
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Feeling much recovered - and compared to the rest of the touring party today I was positively sprightly. The band and much of the rest of our group have spent the past two days shooting a video for "Elevation". It sounds wildly ambitious, with talk of blowing things up, bungee jumping, hang gliding, etc., and as is invariably the case with video shoots it overran by several hours so the band didn't get back till 5 this morning. We were originally scheduled to leave the hotel about 9am, as Calgary is a bit of a trek from L.A. However, with everyone having been up so late, the band decided to forego the soundcheck in order to get a few more hours sleep - this no doubt being to the greater good. In the event, we didn't get to the Saddledome until about five minutes before PJ Harvey took the stage, so a mad dash around ensued to get our collective shit together before U2's showtime. Ironically, in our absence the crew had had an extremely mellow day, loaded in and set up in record time and were 100% ready to rock. On a day like this a man begins to feel less than entirely indispensable. This is the first time U2 have ever played in Calgary and the gig totally rocked. Loved it. Afterwards we all went back to the Hyatt Regency - this being the only night on the entire North American tour when the whole touring party, band and crew, are all staying in the same hotel. Unfortunately the hotel was right next to an Irish pub, so any chance of an early night went to the four winds. It was great to be able to spend a bit of down time with some of the crew who I don't get to see enough of on a day to day basis. Ended up being given a lesson in Flemish from the three Belgian lads on the video crew, whilst quaffing large quantities of Pernod, which is evidently considered a manly drink in the Low Countries. The only thing I can remember is something that sounded like "See Your Stiff Heron", combined with heavy throat clearing. This (apparently) means 'I love you very much' - Flemish, its the language of lovers, I tell you.....
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KDE 4.10 will be a very nice release, the only thing I'm still missing is a good RAW editor....
Phoronix: Nepomuk Sees Major Improvements In KDE 4.10
Nepomuk has undergone a number of exciting improvements for this social semantic desktop searchable framework with the new features being christened in KDE 4.10...
KDE 4.10 will be a very nice release, the only thing I'm still missing is a good RAW editor....
Can I offer even a better improvement than everything's been done before?
Let's remove nepumok and other semantic desktop features. They hurt.
There's nothing INNATELY wrong with a semantic desktop (ex: a desktop that allows tagging, rates, file indexing / searching), its only the implementation that can be wrong. And "wrong" usually means its slow or buggy. Hence this work to fix Nepomuk.
A few points though
1) Yes you can turn it off for "people like you" System Settings > Desktop Search > Uncheck the first checkbox
2) Kickoff needs Krunner (and by extension Nepomuk) integration, seriously.
3) There needs to be a system tray applet that links into krunner for quick search like Apple Spotlight. I know you can do it via Alt-f2 but thats not very obvious and easily forgettable. A search icon in the systray however is more noticeable and more direct.
Which can't be enabled if you want fully functional KMail... Which is probably still the best, full featured, GUI mail client for Linux.
You have search option in KMenu too, besides, Alt+F2 combination is standard on basically all desktop environments (Enlightment, Gnome, KDE, XFCE), not knowing it is like not knowing about Alt+F4...
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Kickoff's search actually doesnt link into nepomuk (atleast on my system, if it does on yours please explain how) and an email regarding integrating Krunner (and by extension then, Nepomuk) into Kickoff was answered with "Someone would need to implement it" and nothing more.
And do you really think its that common? ive only ever used KDE basically since 4.0 and I didnt really learn about alt-f2 for Krunner until last year and I still forget about it fairly often.
Nepomuk is a pig. It's a research project that isn't ready for field trials. Fork the tree from it and work in parallel until it is fully core aware with OpenCL on both the CPU and GPGPU, then put it back in, but keep it optional for folks on older systems and weak GPGPUs.
It never should have been turned on by default.


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"You're exactly right. My blade is full of hate. I didn't come here to fight you. I came here to violently hack you to pieces."- Tōshirō Hitsugaya
Basic InformationName: Tōshirō Hitsugaya Yuki
Nickname: Icy Midget, Shiro- Chan, Whitey
Gender: Male
Age: 17
Clan: Yuki
Personality: Hitsugaya is generally mature and serious. Tōshirō is shown to be easily annoyed by others goofing off or drawing unneeded attention to themselves. Hitsugaya hates anything that he deems childish as well as being described as something close to a child, such as an elementary school child. Hitsugaya dislikes summer and warm weather in general.
Looks: Tōshirō is short, with turquoise eyes and short, spiked, white hair. He wears a standard sleeveless white jacket with a green sash around his shoulders, held together by a round, star-like clip. The sash holds his katana's sheath in place on his back and is tied to it at either end.
Village InformationVillage Of Birth: Kirigakure
Village Of Alliance: Suna
Rank | Chakra InformationNinja-Rank: Unofficial Sage
Speciality: Water | Lightning | Intelligence
雷遁 火遁 風遁 水遁
Katon | Mastered
Fuuton | Mastered
Raiton | Mastered
Suiton | Mastered
Doton | S- Rank
Hyouton| Mastered
Amenton | Needs training
Hyouga | In training
Ninjutsu: Mastered | Taijutsu: Mastered | Kenjutsu: Started
"Sit Atop The Frozen Heavens, Hyourinmaru!"
Suiton: Due to his Kekkei Genkai Toshiro has a great mastery over Suiton allowing him to perform water jutsu with a single handseal
Intelligence: Toshiro has shown great intelligence to the point where he is highly observant and analytical, allowing himself to see through most deceptions and is rarely caught off-guard.
Raiton: Due to extensive training with lightning Toshiro can perform handseals for lightning jutsu much quicker than normal shinobi
Chakra Control: Due to his advanced training with Nagato..., Toshiro now has great chakra control.
Cold Resistance: Being a Yuki and growing up using Ice release, Toshiro has become more resilient to the effects of very cold temperatures.
Hyouga: | Glacier Style
Hyōrinmaru: Hyōrinmaru looks like a normal katana with the exception of the guard, which is in the shape of a four-pointed bronze-colored star. Its hilt is light blue and sheath dark blue. The sword is somewhat longer than most swords, with Hyōrinmaru being at about 1.4 meters long, making it taller than Hitsugaya, preventing him from wearing it at the hip. Instead he carries it on his back by a chain.
Background Information
Hitsugaya comes from a relatively poor province in Kirigakure. There, he lived with his grandmother and Momo Hinamori. As a young child, Hitsugaya was a bit of a brat who likes to eat watermelons and poke fun at Hinamori. She calls him "Shiro-chan" and he retorts by calling her "Bed-wetter Momo." The two are close friends and Hitsugaya, despite being younger and much shorter than his friend, always feels that he needs to protect her.
Even at a young untrained age, Hitsugaya could feel the power of his clans KG Ice pumping through his body. Despite this he never told anyone and couldn't accurately determine what was happening other than to assume it was a strange sensation.
When Hinamori left to become shinobi, he portrayed himself as happy to see her go, though it was more of an act than his true feelings. Her next door friends were scared of him, even though he had never done anything to them. His grandmother, "Granny", and Hinamori were the only ones in the district that weren't afraid of him. His personality was supposedly "cold as ice" or at least thought to be, and he often wondered if it was due to his appearance or attitude. When Momo had been in the Ninja Academy for 5 years, he began to notice how he hadn't grown an inch. He noticed that Hinamori's hair grew longer and she visited less often, seemingly having a goal in her life now. He also noticed that "Granny" was getting skinnier.
While out at the market one day a shopkeeper, whom he was buying items from, was treating him disdainfully. He then meets Rangiku Matsumoto, who yells at the shop keeper for being rude to Hitsugaya and reproached him for his poor customer skills. When Hitsugaya turns around, he is knocked down by bumping into Rangiku's bosom. She then yells at him for "lying there and crying about it and not standing up like a man", although it was she who had knocked him down in the first place. He then shakes her off and runs away.
Later that night, he has a vivid dream of a gigantic, icy blue, serpentine dragon with large wings and an echoing voice. This dream is markedly different from the previous ones, where he had only experienced sensations but nothing substantial to what the meaning might be. This time, however, the reason behind the dreams not only materializes, but tries to tell him its name. Hitsugaya cannot hear him, however, as his voice is muffled by strong winds. He then wakes up in a cold sweat. Upon waking up, he sees Rangiku and is surprised to see her in his home. She immediately tells him to stop leaking his reiatsu everywhere and to get some sleep. She further explains that his grandmother looks pretty cold, which causes Hitsugaya to notice for the first time that the room is exceedingly cold and affecting his grandmother. Rangiku then tells him he should become a Shinobi, stating that kids with power as strong as his need to learn how to bring their power under control. She explains that if he stays the way he is, his power will end up killing his grandmother. At first, Hitsugaya isn't sure what she is talking about but she calmly places her hand on his chest and asks him if can feel a strange, cold sensation. She explains to him that once he has truly felt that sensation, he'll understand how to control his power. She then notes that for that to happen he must become a Shinobi.
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As usual, here it is my compilation of December Cyber Attacks.
It looks like that Christmas approaching is not stopping hackers who targeted a growing number of organizations including several security firms (Kaspersky, Nod 32 and Bitdefender) even if in secondary domains and with "simple" defacements.
Cyber chronicles report of Gemnet, another Certification Authority Breached in Holland (is the 12th security incident targeting CAs in 2011) and several massive data breaches targeting Finland (the fifth this year, affecting 16,000 users), online gambling (UB.com affecting 3.5 million of users), Telco (Telstra, affecting 70,000 users), and gaming, after the well known attacks to Sony, Sega and Nintendo, with Square Enix, which suffered a huge attacks compromising 1,800,000 users (even if it looks like no personal data were affected).
Online Payment services were also targeted by Cybercrookers: a Visa East European processor has been hit by a security breach, but also four Romanian home made hackers have been arrested for a massive credit card fraud affecting 200 restaurants for a total of 80,000 customers who had their data stolen.
As usual, hacktivism was one of the main trends for this first half of the month, which started with a resounding hacking to a Web Server belonging to ACNUR (United Nations Refugees Agency) leaking more than 200 credentials including the one belonging to President Mr. Barack Obama.
But from a mere hactvism perspective, Elections in Russia have been the main trigger as they indirectly generated several cyber events: not only during the election day, in which three web sites (a watchdog and two independent news agencies) were taken down by DDoS attacks, but also in the immediately following days, when a botnet flooded Twitter with Pro Kremlin hashtags, and an independent forum was also taken down by a further DDoS attacks. A trail of events which set a very dangerous precent.
Besides the ACNUR Hack, the Anonymous were also in the spotlight (a quite common occurrence this year) with some sparse attacks targeting several governments including in particular Brazil, inside what is called #OpAmazonia.
Even if not confirmed, it looks like that Anonymous Finland might somehow be related to the above mentioned breach occurred in Finland.
Other interesting events occurred in the first two weeks of December: the 0-day vulnerability affecting Adobe products, immediately exploited by hackers to carry on tailored phishing campaigns and most of hall, a targeted attack to a contractor, Lockheed Martin, but also another occurrence of DNS Cache Poisoning targeting the Republic of Congo domains of Google, Microsoft, Samsung and others.
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Other victims of the month include Norwich Airport, Coca Cola, and another Law Enforcement Agency (clearusa.org), which is currently unaivalable.
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i just ate a bag of chips
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It's funny you mention low fat chips, I ate some the other day from Panera that had to be the worst I think I have ever had. I believe they were fried in sunflower oil....god awful
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I take the Alarm before my workouts and take a protein powder after. I eat very healthy, which is the most important thing. My metabolism is very fast, and my weight before I started lifting was 138. I weigh 157 now and I am trying to get up to 160. I'm proud of what I have accomplished.
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Never heard of that Alarm, just looked it up. After I get off this C4, I'll be looking for a new pre.
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That's a good plan and something a lot of people don't do, they'd rather sit in front of the TV.
I personally have to make it more structured than that for me to be motivated to do it... otherwise other life stuff gets in the way.
Don't think I can run a mile with my knees but I'm in the shape to do it, and can do all the rest of that stuff with ease. I could probably bench 215 18-20 times if I just laid down and did it... never really tried to see how many pull ups I can do, but I've been doing 4 sets of pull downs, then 3 sets of 10 pullups after that... so... Just trying to get back into squats, kills my shoulders to hold the bar on, but I'm working on it.
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Dude that's a quarter mile... how many repeats do you do???
I've very seriously considered enrolling in some MMA training or something, I know they do a lot of work like this^. Anybody got suggestions on that?
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Right now I run about a mile for warm up, then run 4x400m, with 200m cooldowns in between. Then run a cooldown mile to finish. My pace during the 400m is just shy of my 5K pace, not quite a sprint but probably 80% effort. Goal is to run all repeats with the same pace. I'll increase to 5x400m pretty soon.
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Good job, Michael! I hope your detective work helps to rectify the problem.
During the holidays I plan to use the PTS for the first time to see how it works for me. But it's obvious it is of great use to the Linux community.
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It's not like any of those commits have already been found to be broken, is it.
Oh, wait...
[r300g] Flickering user interface in WoW
Raised back in October and bisected to 363ff844753c46ac9c13866627e096b091ea81f8.
Can we please now revert this? How much more damage does it need to cause!?
Such articles reminds me to disable ABP on phoronix.com!!
Well deserved beer!
(only thing that is missing, is info about notifing proper mesa developers about your findings, but I guess they read Phoronix regularly anyway)
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Thaks Michael!!! Good job.
I hope to Marek...
Reasons for moving to winsys:
It looks like it was expected to see a 0-15% performance boost, but because GEM_WAIT was disabled, it ended up becoming a performance regression..
Disabing GEM_WAIT is probably temporary, so it's probably nothing to really worry about.
On a side note, the Gallium drivers have in the past needed more CPU usage to hit the higher framerates than the Catalyst drivers did.. So fixes like this that reduce overhead gets me all excited.
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chrisr, it is reverted in this branch, which I will push soon:
git://people.freedesktop.org/~mareko/mesa radeon-perf-fix
It fixes the performance regression in Nexuiz and hopefully even the bug you reported.
Sidicas, the performance improvement is unrelated to the regression in r300g. The regression is caused by a commit that's merely a cleanup.
Michael, thanks for doing this. The commit "winsys/radeon: move GEM domains out of the drivers into winsys" will be reverted, fixing Nexuiz.
The commit "r300g: implement fences using dummy relocations" won't be reverted. It properly implements glFinish(), which is used by openarena to eliminate the input lag. It's important for playability of the game.
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KTM multi Dakar winner Marc Coma came in second in the penultimate stage of the Rally dos Sertões in Brazil and goes into tomorrow's final stage placed third overall behind leader Paolo Goncalves of Portugal and Cyril Despres of France.
It was the Spanish rider's fourth second place in the individual stages of this over 4100 kilometers epic carving a big figure eight track through central Brazil. Friday's stage took riders from Minaçu to Goianésia and the 666 kilometers stage included a 312 kilometers timed special.
Marc Coma has taken a top three place in every stage so far except for a setback in the marathon stage when a wheel problem slowed him down to a cautious rate and cost him more than 42 minutes. He then bounced back to win the next stage and today also narrowed the gap between him and long time rival Despres. He trimmed the gap to the Frenchman by more than 15 minutes and now only 11:30 minutes separates them. Meanwhile there is a 37:19 minutes gap between Coma and the race leader Goncaves. Both riders are fighting for points in the World Cross Country Rallies Championship. Coma is the current leader and title-holder.
KTM factory teammate Jakub "Kuba" Przygonski of Poland finished third behind Coma and moved from sixth to fifth in the overall standings. Both Coma and Przygonski are riding the KTM 450 Rally bike.
Marc Coma: "I started with a slow pace to be sure not to make any mistakes. We were again in mountains and the first half was a dusty Enduro-style section before we had to tackle a faster section that was more enjoyable to ride. Tomorrow is the last day of the rally and the stage will be shorter. The rally is almost over today but with one like this, anything can happen."
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Why is it I couldn't offer longer than 2 year mins and others could ?
Anyone who got a guy over me I hate you and we are now sworn enemies lol
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These guys really do have a mind of their own... lol
Sweet, I got Knight.
Shoot... I'm glad I got Corey Alexander... freakin Jason Hart... that ingrate!
I got no one. But at least no one got the guys I wanted.
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Currents. I'll go through and close all the threads on guys that signed later.
When's the next sim? Tomorrow morning/afternoon?
I regret offering Collins a contract.
Big win there haha
He was a 2nd round pick. His brother who I drafted in the first round and is better is making 750,000. Why offer him over a million when he's a 3rd string center at best. It's like the same folks offer Donnell Harvey millions when he doesn't amount to anything in his career.
Emeka Okafor - Joe Smith - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Jason Williams
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i just wanted some bodies and he expires in a season anyway. Are we allowed to offer the minimum if we're over the cap?
Just curious, were the people that weren't signed not signed because they rejected offers or our offers just weren't put through yet?
but I'm happy I got my main target (take that Lakers ;o)
Im thinking they rejected the offers.
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In the US, many people visit doctors for psychological and mood problems each year. And just like many physical ailments, these types of disorders are usually highly treatable.
Whether you are coping with a life transition, depression , loss, anxiety , or more serious conditions, chances are good that therapy can help.
There are two primary types of therapy: medication and talk.
There are a range of medications that are prescribed for conditions, like attention-deficit disorder, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder , and schizophrenia .
Treatment typically involves working with a healthcare provider who manages the medication. Medication therapy is often used along with talk therapy.
Talk therapies, also known as counseling or psychotherapy, treat psychological or emotional problems through verbal communication. Although they are based on psychological theories, talk therapies also fulfill a very basic human need to share problems and connect with others.
Some types of counseling may be better suited to your particular issues, as well as your personality, time, and budget. Listed below are some of the most common types; however, keep in mind that most therapists tend to use a combination of one or more approaches.
There are many options to find a qualified provider, such as:
What should you expect when you go to your appointment? During the first session, therapists should be able to:
In some cases, finding the right therapist takes time. You should feel comfortable with the therapist and feel that the person understands you. Ultimately, it is up to you to decide if you would like to work with this therapist or continue looking for someone who is a better fit for you.