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It runs on the chip.
The reason why it is uploaded by the drivers is that it makes it possible to fix errors after you release the hardware. Just update the microcode.
If you burn the microcode onto the chip, you would have to replace the entire 300$ GPU if there is a bug in the microcode.
Yeah, it sucks. But your Intel processor and your motherboard chipset and pretty much everything else in your computer runs unfree microcode too. It's just not as obvious.

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Also, for the record (With AMD's current pricecuts) the 7970 is cheaper and more readily available than the 680.
I love competition!
So the 7970 is probably faster than the GTX 680 with this driver set. Interesting!
Also, for the record (With AMD's current pricecuts) the 7970 is cheaper and more readily available than the 680.
I love competition!
That's an interesting aspect, if amd would like to compete with better linux drivers as well it would be also good for Linux users
nv was not really open source, it was obfuscated source.
They included almost no comments, almost no whitespace, would not accept or encourage outside patches, and much of it was written in hex to confuse people outside of Nvidia. Then they even ran parts of it through a C preprocessor before releasing that code to make it even more confusing. The programming specifications never left Nvidia, and so the only people that were even allowed to know why the driver was doing anything it did was...Nvidia.
They did everything they could to make it of as little use as possible to anyone other than themselves and then nominally licensed the resulting unintelligable crap under the MIT license so that they could get "something" basic and shitty included with the X11 distribution as a broken stepping stone to their blob.
Now they won't even talk about Nouveau, their official documentation says to use vesa until you can install their blob. They're petty tyrants and nobody should even consider buying their hardware.
I prefer working hardware, no matter if the driver is oss or not. For some cards you have got the choice for others you don't. You may not like vesa, but if you buy a 500 card would you use nouveau for it even if it allows basic 3d? It is nice to have got some 3d accelleration with oss drivers, but often you really want to use everything you paid for and just install binary drivers. But there is a huge diff between amd and nvidia binary...
Was there any logic behind testing Heaven with a DX10 card? Did you run Heaven without tesselation or did only the 9800GTX run without? I know that you just run your whole suite on every card but maybe mention that something is special about that test.
Good article. Nvidia still wears the crown on Linux. However, helping the nouveau guys a little hand would be top-notch indeed.
About the OC-ing: I have always preferred to flash the card's BIOS with higher clock speeds than doing it with software. I know about the risks, but it makes everything so much easier... This is still an option for Linux users who really want to use higher clocks. Cards like the custom GTX 560 with better coolers and the like really can handle some extra load, you easily get 15% - 20% more out of it without too much effort.
I didn't notice any mention of this, but can all four displays be used at the same time? I'd love to ditch my multi card hack that I am running at the moment. Even better is if it works with nouveau with all screens.
surprise surprise the little cheap hd7950 beat the gtx680.
right now in germany the BIG hd7970 is cheaper than a gtx680
the GCN (risc+simd) architecture will also fix some shared compiler stuff in the open source drivers.
i hope for a 6gb vram version of the "cheap" hd7950 and then i buy one for the opensource driver.
and no i don't care about notebook features like video acceleration on a Desktop/workstation system!
Can you run the vdpau testing tool in your test?


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I especially like the one of the kitchen sink with you in the mirror. :)
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My boys would be majorly jealous of that dino collection! ;-)Love the reflection.
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I second the love for the mirror above the sink :)
Totally love those dinosaurs... just made my day!!!
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I love how you've captured yourself in some of the photos - after all it is your real life!Janice.
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Love it. And it really makes me sad that my camera is broken :o(
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Great shots, I really love the actions that you used. The middle one is my sons favorite, dinosaurs get him every time.
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I love those dinosaurs.....
Love these.
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My favorites are the kitchen because it makes me feel normal ;) and the dinosaurs because they remind me of my son's toy set-ups....specifically his cars.
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Love the dinosaurs.
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I really really love the dino shot as well. It's just great.
Great shots. I especially like the dino picture.
That top picture looks like my real life.
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Oooh, I love your pictures this week. The dinosaur silhouettes are awesome, and I love your use of reflections. elizabeth
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VOLUME 14 NUMBER 11 Council election season begins: Primary sign-up deadline is Oct 24 Toying with the idea of running for the Tribal Council? You have about three weeks left to decide for sure: The deadline for filing for the primary election will be Thursday, Oct 24, at 430 p.m. An election committee made up of those Council members not up for reelection, and Executive Secretary Joe Dupuis, met last week to discuss dates and procedure changes, such as whether or not to assess a filing fee this year. While the dates for the primary and general elections were easily set, thanks to constitutional guidelines, the recommended policy changes were scheduled to be discussed by the full Council SepL 27 (the day this issue was due to be in the darkroom, so we're unable to publish the results). This year's primary balloting will be on Saturday, Nov. 9. The top ten winners' names will then appear on the general election ballot Saturday, Dec. 14, along with any referendum issues. An official election notice outlining polling places and eligibility requirements for candidates will be published in local papers and in the Oct 17 Char-Koosta News. Up for re-election this year are Jim Steele (Arlee), Joe Felsman (St Ignatius), Bob McCrea (Ronan), Al Hewan-korn (Elmo-Dayton), and the Poison seat, temporarily (perhaps) filled by Rose Evans. Candidates interested in doing some campaigning in the Tribal newspaper are asked to pay close attention to the policy guidelines on page two. (Concludes on the next page) Non-members can harvest slash m 0) il tf 8 The Tribal Council decided SepL 20 to offer non-Tribal members limited access to firewood on Tribal property. After discussing the pros and cons of the idea — letting non-members clean up slash for a fee -- the Council voted unanimously to set up a non-member fuel wood cutting permit program with very strict guidelines. This year, the program will be in effect from Sept 23 to Oct 25, on the 2500 Road in the Boulder Logging Unit east of Flathead Lake only. Other areas and seasons may be announced at the Council's discretioa (Concludes on page three) GA to do payroll twice monthly Due to FY86 budget cutbacks, the Family Assistance Division's General Assistance Program will be making only two payrolls a month, effective Oct 1,1985. Checks will be issued during the first and third weeks of each month.
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the low just spinning off the carolinas, not moving, can it become tropical or just another noreaster?
the low just spinning off the carolinas, not moving, can it become tropical or just another noreaster?
named... first of the season... Alberto !
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ahhh sheeeet. hopefully the forecast improves...sick of this NE wind chop crap
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incorrect.not the earliest
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An intercontinental crossroads, Turkey is a living museum spanning 10,000 years of Asian and European history. Your adventure begins on the Turkish Riviera's Turquoise Coast, where trails take you to the ancient sarcophagi of Termessos and the eternal flames of the Chimaera. Explore beachfront ruins and Roman baths, then sail the secluded coves of Kekova Sound where you can swim above the submerged remnants of Aperlaea, a 2,400-year-old Lycian city. From Fethiye's Ottoman center, walk to a Roman amphitheater and a crumbling Crusader castle, or to the local fish market for dinner alfresco! Deserving of everyone's must-see list, ancient Ephesus, the excavated Greco-Roman city, offers grand houses with gorgeous mosaics and frescoes. In Oludeniz, a shimmering lagoon marks the path to Kayakoy, an eerie, abandoned mountain town. Fuel your enthusiasm to explore with feasts of freshly prepared meze and other Turkish delicacies that blend Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine.
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Meet in Antalya. Termessos; 2.5 miles (3 hours), moderate, 850-ft. elevation gain and loss. Farmers' market exploration. Transfer to Çirali (2 hours)
Upon meeting in the lovely port city of Antalya, dramatically situated at the base of the 9,000-foot Taurus Mountains, you drive 45 minutes to Termessos, a wild mountaintop settlement of the ancient Pisidians at an elevation of 3,455 feet with spectacular views of the mountains and the Antalyan coast. Protected by geography from the attacks of Alexander the Great, it later became an ally of Rome, eventually declining due to an earthquake that destroyed the city's aqueduct and water supply. The path climbs steadily to the natural platform on which the ancient city was built, and leads to the site's highlight, the well-preserved theater, perched on the mountain's cliffs as if hanging in mid-air.
You descend following the same trail part of the way, and past several cliff tombs. The van takes you to a charming restaurant where lunch is served in the shade of full-grown pine trees, with pools and water channels gurgling in the background. You indulge in your first assortment of local specialties that may include hibesh, an appetizer flavored with tahini, yogurt, cumin, and paprika; or perhaps lamb stewed with onions, tomatoes, peppers, and herbs; followed by a baked pumpkin dessert.
This afternoon, you stroll through a farmers' street market before traveling approximately two hours along a beautiful stretch of Mediterranean coastline, contouring the base of Mt. Olympos, to the village of Çirali, your home for the next two nights. Time permitting, you may stroll or ride one of the hotel's bicycles on the sandy road to a two-mile-long secluded beach, part of which is protected by the World Wildlife Fund as a nesting area for loggerhead sea turtles.
You gather with your group for a welcome drink at the outdoor bar before a dinner alfresco by the swimming pool. Local specialties may include a variety of meze (appetizers) and freshly caught grilled fish.
Nerissa Hotel
Cirali, Turkey
A new hotel featuring 35 guest rooms with simple décor but all modern amenities. Facilities include a swimming pool, an outdoor bar, hammocks, bicycles (for those wishing to travel the short distance to Çirali beach), and an organic restaurant serving only fresh local ingredients.
Alacasu Bay to Phaselis; 1.5 miles (2 hours including site visit), easy to moderate. Ulupinar to Chimaera; 3 miles (3½ hours), moderate, 750-ft. elevation gain and loss
After a bountiful buffet breakfast of fresh and preserved fruit, cucumbers, tomatoes, olives, cheeses, yogurt, and baked goods, you transfer 30 minutes to the morning walk, starting at the secluded bay of Alacasu. Within Olympos National Park, a beautiful trail takes you over three coves under Aleppo pines, and to your final destination, the beachfront ruins of ancient Phaselis, founded in 700 B.C. Because of its location on an isthmus, the city features three harbors and was once a major trade center. You walk the short and wide main street, passing Roman baths, agoras, theaters, and numerous sarcophagi, and end at the impressive Hadrian Waterway Gate.
After lunch at a local restaurant, you begin a walk which initially takes you along a stream on a well-established dirt trail. After crossing the stream (this may require taking your boots off, depending on the water level), you walk uphill in an open forest—in springtime, spotted with bright pink bougainvilleas—before reaching an open viewpoint. You start descending a somewhat rocky trail within a much drier landscape of rust-colored soil and rubber plants.
The day culminates at the sacred site of Chimaera, where "eternal flames" have literally been coming out of the rocks for 3,000 years. According to Book 6 of Homer's Iliad, it is here that Bellerophon, riding Pegasus, slayed the Chimaera, the monster with the head of a lion, the body of a goat, and the tail of a serpent. Those who prefer can opt for a more relaxed afternoon, transferring directly to the entrance of the Chimaera site to follow a smooth trail up and down (approximately 30 minutes each way) to the "flaming rocks" before returning to the hotel and spending the afternoon on the beach or by the pool. Dinner this evening is once again served on the hotel premises.
Nerissa Hotel
Cirali, Turkey
A new hotel featuring 35 guest rooms with simple décor but all modern amenities. Facilities include a swimming pool, an outdoor bar, hammocks, bicycles (for those wishing to travel the short distance to Çirali beach), and an organic restaurant serving only fresh local ingredients.
Early transfer to Apollonia (approximately 3 hours). Apollonia to ancient Aperlea and Sicak Bay, 4 miles (3½ hours), moderate, 1,150-ft. elevation loss. Scenic boat ride and cove hopping. St. Nicholas church and Myra visit
Today's adventure starts with a very early wake-up call and a cup of coffee before boarding the van for an approximately three-hour drive, during which you enjoy a breakfast "on-the-go" of local pastries and fruit. The discreet trailhead separates from the main road and you follow rocky paths and goat trails partly shaded with carob trees, gradually descending all the way to sea level. Before reaching the shore at ancient Aperlea, you walk by ancient sarcophagi and remnants of Lycian, Roman, and Byzantine-era buildings hidden in the wild vegetation. Aperlae, with some of its monuments buried under the sea due to a 5th-century earthquake, is an ancient Lycian city dating to the 4th century B.C. It is most remarkable for its 1,300-year lifespan, declining only as late as the 7th century A.D., during the Byzantine period. The ancient economy of this town was the valuable Tyrian dye, derived painstakingly from a type of marine snail; archaeological excavations have uncovered huge vats where the snails were kept and processed to produce the deep purple dye, prized by the Romans for use in ceremonial robes.
A private boat awaits on the only dock at Sicak Bay, and your morning efforts are rewarded with the scent of grilled chicken cooked by your first mate aboard the vessel. A buffet of mixed salads and stewed vegetables completes your lunch, enjoyed while peacefully cruising the turquoise waters. Your captain takes you to a tiny cove where ancient ruins stand on the white-sand beach. There is time to sunbathe on the deck or relax in the shade, or perhaps swim in the crystal-clear sea.
The boat docks at Andriace, where your van is waiting to take you to two nearby sites of interest. The town of Myra—known for its amazing rock-cut cliff tombs dating back to 500 B.C., and a well-preserved Roman theater, circa 100 B.C.— is perhaps best known as the home of St. Nicholas, who performed miracles and legendarily evolved into Santa Claus. Another quick hop on and off the bus takes you to the church where he presided as bishop.
Finally, you drive approximately one hour to the town of Kas. A quaint fishing town once known for its sponge divers, Kas is now a lovely seaside resort. Your hotel is built on the hillside and features a multitude of waterfront lounging areas, from the swimming pool, to the bar, to canopies hidden behind climbing bougainvilleas, to lounge chairs placed along the rocky shoreline.
Villa Hotel Tamara
Kas, Turkey
A stunning seaside hotel built of golden stones on several levels and into the hillside, with a swimming pool, lovely terrace and outdoor bar, and many lounge areas overlooking the sea and neighboring Greek islands. Spacious rooms are tastefully decorated and feature air conditioning and balconies, but no television or telephone.
Roman aqueduct to Patara Beach; 4.5 miles (2½ hours), easy to moderate. Lunch in Bezirgan. Free exploration of Kas
The morning begins with a buffet breakfast on the hotel terrace, overlooking the neighboring Greek isles. Fully energized, you transfer to a rarely visited Roman aqueduct, its arches a magnificent apparition in the tranquil countryside. The environment in which you walk today is varied, at times lined with silvery olive trees and a natural herb garden of thyme, oregano, sage, and rosemary, alternating with fragrant pine forests or open meadow, switching from a single-track trail to a wide dirt road, and then a sandy path among tall grasses.
Finally, the views open up and the ruins of Patara appear in the distance, with the deep blue sea as a backdrop. The city, said to be founded by one of Apollo's sons, Patarus, was once one of the most-important seaports in Lycia, and was particularly known for its temple and the oracle of Apollo. Patara is also the birthplace of St. Nicholas. As in ancient times, you enter via the city gate, passing remains of temples, sarcophagi, a "main street," and an impressive theater (access to various areas varies according to the progress of excavation projects).
You board your van for a 45-minute transfer to the mountain village of Bezirgan, at just over 2,000 feet in elevation, where you are treated to a traditional lunch with a local family. Tucked in a fertile plateau, villagers tend their fruit orchards, fields of chickpeas, and herds of sheep. You remove your shoes as you enter the house, and observe your hostess as she prepares katmer on a wide metal sheet over an open fire—a savory flatbread filled with greens, onions, cheese, olive oil, and spices. Another version of katmer has tahini and sugar, which she may also prepare for you. Various other traditional dishes follow, such as homemade dolmas stuffed with eggplant, peppers, or zucchini, homemade yogurt, and tomato salad. If you still have room, dessert might be delicately flavored rice pudding and fresh fruit. Lunch is served according to custom on wide floor trays, sitting cross-legged around the trays on the carpeted wooden floor (with cushions available if floor seating is uncomfortable). Afterward, hot tea is served on the terrace.
An hour's drive takes you back to Kas, and the rest of the day (including dinner) is on your own and at your leisure. This small resort town features attractive shops and markets ideal for souvenir shopping, or you may choose to sit at an outdoor restaurant overlooking the harbor, or return to your hotel where you may lounge by the pool or by the sea.
Villa Hotel Tamara
Kas, Turkey
A stunning seaside hotel built of golden stones on several levels and into the hillside, with a swimming pool, lovely terrace and outdoor bar, and many lounge areas overlooking the sea and neighboring Greek islands. Spacious rooms are tastefully decorated and feature air conditioning and balconies, but no television or telephone.
Alinca to Kabak Beach; 5.5 miles (3 hours), moderate, 2,100-ft. elevation loss
Departing Kas, a scenic two-hour drive north to the towns of Kalkan and Esen turns west into the coastal mountains. You begin today's walk in Alinca, a tiny settlement at 2,100 feet. This ancient trail—perhaps one of the most scenic along the Lycian Way, with its sweeping sea views—takes you along the top of sea cliffs and under pine trees, creating shade for the majority of your walk. The path today is mostly downhill, with both smooth and rocky sections. You walk all the way down to the remote fine-sand beach of Kabak, an eccentric little community, where there is time to kick off your boots, stretch, and lounge "Turkish-style," on oversize pillows and cushions, perhaps with an ice-cold beer. Lunch is served buffet-style, featuring hearty soups, a variety of stewed vegetables, and pasta dishes, all made with organic products. Your table is set in the shade of a canopy, and a gentle breeze blows as you indulge in this casual homemade meal. There is time to swim in the turquoise waters of this secluded cove, sunbathe on its white-sand beach, or perhaps even enjoy a brief siesta, lulled to rest by the sound of the waves.
Kabak Beach has limited access, and instead of climbing the steep surrounding trails on foot to exit, you are taxied up the hill along a bumpy road (approximately 20 minutes). After this exciting ride, you hop in the more conventional van and transfer slightly over an hour to the town of Fethiye, a lively port town set in a broad bay at the base of the Taurus Mountains. It is a perfect place to explore on foot, from the seafront promenade and marina with both fishing boats and yachts, to the pedestrian-only town center with many cafés, enticing shops, and a communal hammam (Turkish bath).
You gather for dinner at the colorful farmers' market where your guides select fresh fish from the stalls and have these prepared for you at an adjacent restaurant, accompanied by savory meze and vegetables.
Yacht Hotel
Fethiye, Turkey
A modern boutique hotel, ideally located on the harbor in Fethiye. The décor is of contemporary design and the hotel is a five-minute walk from the beautiful old town. A swimming pool, lounge chairs, and outdoor bar are available on the ground level, while the hotel restaurant and breakfast buffet offer splendid views from the top floor.
Oludeniz to Kayakoy; 4 miles (2½ hours), moderate, 700-ft. elevation gain. Optional walk to Affouli Monastery; 2 miles (1½ hours), easy to moderate with a challenging section
This morning, a 45-minute drive brings you to Oludeniz, a famous lagoon whose waters glitter in a multitude of shades of greens and blues. From here you begin an uphill climb on foot, including some steep and rocky sections. You walk along a trail partially shaded by emerald green Aleppo pine forests and over headlands, providing magnificent views of the lace-like seascapes below. Your morning efforts are rewarded with a steady downhill section at the end, and views of the astonishing Greek ghost town of Kayakoy. The inhabitants of this 600-home ghost city were subjects of the mass population exchanges of the 1920s. Today's unsettled state of the city offers moving flashbacks of a past human drama. Farther down the hill is the modern village of Kayakoy, now hosting a few shops and open-air restaurants. You settle at one of the shaded tables and once again savor a variety of meze—by now both familiar and enticing, local grilled meat, and colorful fruit platters.
In the afternoon, you may choose to walk a pine-shaded path from a nearby trailhead to Affouli Monastery. The trail is mostly smooth except for the last short section, which is a steep downhill with loose rocks and gravel. The dramatic cliffside monastery offers sweeping views of the blue expanse of the Mediterranean (not recommended for those with vertigo or fear of heights). Others may stroll the streets of Kayakoy, perhaps even ride a camel (!), or return to the hotel to relax by its swimming pool. You regroup for an apéritif on the top floor of the hotel, and dine with a stunning view of the marina as the sun sets.
Yacht Hotel
Fethiye, Turkey
A modern boutique hotel, ideally located on the harbor in Fethiye. The décor is of contemporary design and the hotel is a five-minute walk from the beautiful old town. A swimming pool, lounge chairs, and outdoor bar are available on the ground level, while the hotel restaurant and breakfast buffet offer splendid views from the top floor.
Early transfer to Golyaka (3½ hours). Golyaka to Kerdemlik cave; 3 miles (2½ hours), moderate, 550-ft. elevation gain and loss. Optional walk to Yediler Manastiri; 2 miles (1½ hours), moderate. Transfer to Kusadasi (1½ hours)
Today you leave behind the Mediterranean and the region of Lycia, and travel north along the Aegean coastline to Caria and Ionia. Due to the distance covered today, you again start very early, with a departure from the hotel at 7:00 a.m. Breakfast is served during your three-and-a-half-hour drive, and there is an opportunity to use facilities mid-way.
Your first destination is Bafa Lake and the village of Golyaka. You stretch your legs on a delightful trail into the foothills of Mt. Latmos. The route is shaded by thousands of olive trees and meanders among smooth weather-sculpted boulders, some of which you occasionally have to climb over. Wonderful views overlook Bafa Lake, and you may also catch glimpses of surefooted mountain goats running along impossibly steep inclines. This area hides dozens of 9,000-year-old Neolithic caves, complete with well-preserved cave paintings. These pictographs have never been extensively studied or catalogued, thus a true sense of discovery awaits. The trail leads gently uphill to a cave locally known as Kerdemlik, which holds wonderfully preserved cave paintings. A picnic lunch is served on the trail, and features a variety of fresh cold dishes.
This afternoon you may choose to continue to walk to Yediler Manastiri, the remains of a Byzantine monastery, where fine frescoes decorate the chapel walls. Or, you may loop back to the village of Kapikiri, resting on the extensive ruins of Herakleia, some of which are still visible. You can relax at a taverna over a glass of steaming hot coffee served the traditional way, or perhaps shop for a delicately embroidered scarf made by the community's elder women.
In the late afternoon, the drive continues for another hour and a half, and time flies as you toast the day's accomplishments with refreshments and snacks. Dinner is served at your seaside hotel on the doorstep of Ephesus.
Kismet Hotel
Kusadasi, Turkey
This historical property is located on a peninsula that protrudes into the Aegean Sea. Rooms are comfortably furnished and have panoramic views over the harbor of Kusadasi. The property also features a bar and restaurant in addition to lovely gardens and an outdoor pool.
Walking tour of Ephesus; 3 hours. Weaving cooperative and school. Flight to Istanbul
You rise for a hearty breakfast to fuel you for the three-hour walking tour of Ephesus, the Greco-Roman city and UNESCO World Heritage site that contains the largest collection of Roman ruins in the eastern Mediterranean region. The visible ruins provide a glimpse into the size and wealth of the city, and it is estimated that only 15 percent of the site has been excavated. The tour includes landmarks such as the Roman Library of Celsus (125 A.D.), baths, a brothel, temples, and the main Harbor Street dominated by the Great Theater, believed to have been the largest outdoor theater in the ancient world. In addition to Greek and Roman history, the site has strong associations with early Christianity. Saint Paul lived and was imprisoned here, and the Gospel of John is believed to have been written here around 100 A.D. Similar to Ancient Priene, Ephesus was once situated on a harbor, which also became filled with silt over the centuries. The most prosperous period for the city was around the 1st and 2nd centuries A.D., when it was a major trading center and the largest city in Roman Asia.
After concluding the tour, you join the locals for lunch in the city center, at a simple family-owned restaurant known for its excellent liver, flavored with mint and accompanied by a refreshing cucumber-and-yogurt dish. You are free to order à la carte, and indulge in freshly baked desserts direct from the pastry shop across the street.
Your last stop in the region is at a weaving school and production cooperative, where you are given an educational and entertaining lecture on Turkish tribal art and weavings, and gain insight into this tradition with hands-on demonstrations. A one-hour drive late in the afternoon brings you to the Izmir Airport for the 50-minute flight to Istanbul.
Upon arrival in Istanbul, your waiting bus transports you to your hotel in the center of the old town—ideally situated within walking distance of Sultanahmet Square, Haghia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, the Spice Market, and Sirkeci waterfront. Given your evening arrival in the city, there are no more group activities scheduled for the day and you are free to dine on light fare at the hotel's restaurant, or rest up for the Istanbul exploration.
Levni Hotel & Spa
Sirkeci, Istanbul, Turkey
Ideally located in the heart of "Old Istanbul," the Levni Hotel offers bright, modern, and well-appointed rooms. Additional hotel amenities include a restaurant and pub, as well as a spa with Turkish bath, heated indoor pool, and fitness center.
Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Mosque and Basilica Cistern visit. Optional Grand Bazaar exploration or free time in Istanbul
After a copious buffet breakfast in the hotel's garden, you depart for your overview tour of Istanbul. Please note that your guides have purposefully chosen sites that are removed from the bustle of the Sultanahmet neighborhood and the main attractions, to give you a more intimate experience and orient you for your independent exploration post-tour (highly recommended). Your first stop is the Sokollu Mehmet Pasha Mosque, featuring splendid tile, marble, and stained-glass work. Away from the crowds, there is time to examine the outstanding construction from the outside as well as its interior. Walking past the city's most famous sites, the Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque, your guides lead you to another unique perspective on the ancient city. You make your way underground to the awe-inspiring Basilica Cistern, with its 336 marble columns—featured in the James Bond film, "From Russia with Love."
After a light lunch, you may follow your guide to the Grand Covered Bazaar. Those who prefer a more relaxing and independent option may peruse the many street vendors and colorful boutiques in the vicinity of the hotel, or simply return to their room to rest for the remainder of the afternoon.
Following your immersion in this fascinating city, you reunite for a celebratory dinner in true Istanbul tradition in the bustling pedestrian district of Kumkapi. Meaning "sand gate" in Turkish, the seaside Kumkapi district is one of Istanbul's top seafood destinations; its lively street scene and plethora of restaurants offering alfresco dining, fresh local seafood, and meze draw visitors and locals alike.
Levni Hotel & Spa
Sirkeci, Istanbul, Turkey
Ideally located in the heart of "Old Istanbul," the Levni Hotel offers bright, modern, and well-appointed rooms. Additional hotel amenities include a restaurant and pub, as well as a spa with Turkish bath, heated indoor pool, and fitness center.
Departure from Istanbul
The tour ends after breakfast, leaving you free to head home or continue your exploration of Turkey.
Itinerary Disclaimer
Bear in mind that this is a typical itinerary, and the actual activities, sites, and accommodations may vary due to season, special events, weather, or transportation schedules. We reserve the right to alter the itinerary since tour arrangements are made up to a year in advance, and unforeseen circumstances that mandate change may arise. Itinerary changes are made to improve the tour and your experience. If you are currently booked on a Country Walkers adventure, an itinerary has been sent to you for your exact departure date. Please call Country Walkers at 800.464.9255 if you have any questions about the exact itinerary or hotels selected for any of our tours.
Sunay Ethemoglu
A former German language teacher and translator, Sunay is passionate about archaeology, art history, and >
Serdar Akerdem
Serdar is a classical archaeologist who has participated in many famous excavations, including the Temple >
Mahmut Turhanoglu
Since 1992 Mahmut has been a professional guide and enjoys sharing with his guests the nature, history, and >
Yunus Ozdemir
Yunus combines his passion for walking with his education in classical archeology in guiding walking tours in >
Altay Ozcan
A native of Ankara, Altay deftly combines his love of the outdoors with his knowledge of art history and >
A former German language teacher and translator, Sunay is passionate about archaeology, art history, and theology. She has guided professionally for many years and is very keen to share her extensive knowledge of Asia Minor and love of nature on our Turkey tour.
Serdar is a classical archaeologist who has participated in many famous excavations, including the Temple Tombs at Patara, and the underwater excavations at the Leto Sanctuary of Kaunos. He has been guiding tours for over fifteen years and brings his enthusiasm for astronomy, Roman architecture, and maritime archaeology to our tour. He is currently living in Izmir.
Since 1992 Mahmut has been a professional guide and enjoys sharing with his guests the nature, history, and culture of this beautiful country. Before discovering his love of guiding he worked for a broadcasting company as a producer of television commercials in Istanbul. He resides in Antalya on the Turquoise Coast.
Yunus combines his passion for walking with his education in classical archeology in guiding walking tours in his native Turkey. His archeological background and experience in walking route design were a perfect match in developing and marking the historic Lycian Way, the long-distance trail along the Turkish coast. With further training and acumen in the tourism business, he is now working on a book about the Carian Way, a network of trails in the Caria region of southwest Turkey.
A native of Ankara, Altay deftly combines his love of the outdoors with his knowledge of art history and archeology, culture, and languages. With a degree in American language and literature and official Turkish guiding certification, he is co-author of a guide book on southwest Turkey's Carian Way walking trails. While walking, biking, sea-kayaking, or photographing the routes of Turkey, he is also is a passionate student of their mythology.
This trip was an exceptional combination of food, outdoors and history. It was exactly what I was looking for in a vacation.
This was our fifth Country Walkers trip, and it lived up to our previous experiences and even exceeded them. Sunay and Yunus were among the best guides we've had (although all have been good), and they complemented each other very well as a team. We saw and learned an astonishing amount, ate wonderful food in beautiful settings, and even enjoyed our visit with the carpet dealer (which I did not expect to like).
An excellent tour which brought us into contact with Turkey's people, culture, landscape, cuisine, and its lengthy history and situation in the world today.
While this is a challenging tour, the payoff is in the richness and beauty of the Turkish landscape, history, and people you encounter every step of the journey.
The nine days with Yunus gave us taste of the culture, food, and people of Turkey. The country is so friendly, food a farm to table dream, fresh and beautifully prepared. We always felt welcome and safe. I learned so much by being there that I could never have gotten from any book. The pace was just right, and who can complain about a van ride, when it is equipped with Wi-Fi. I have such a different opinion on Turkey the nation, religion, and its people, Thanks again Country Walkers.
Turkey has many layers of rich history-Neolithic, Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman - and religions. Being guided by our personable, energetic, archeologist guide through ruins, villages, cities, and seas was a delight.
Country Walkers use of local guides and travel agents makes the trip much more enjoyable. We have always benefited from that intelligent choice. There is great balance to the Country Walkers trips. There is time for shopping, time for sightseeing, lots of time to hike in both well traveled areas and parts of the country unknown even to locals!
This was my first CW tour and I was so impressed with the tour from start to finish. The tour guides really made this a special visit to Turkey. They were extremely knowledgeable, accommodating and fun to be with. I came away with a much deeper experience of Turkey than I expected. This will not be my last trip with CW!
This turned out to be a much more information-packed trip than we had ever imagined. Turkey is a fascinating country with such a long history that Americans never learn much about in school. The countryside is varied and beautiful...so much to see and learn about! At the same time, the walks were beautiful and reasonably challenging. The extension to Cappadocia was fantastic - anyone taking this tour should do the extension if they possibly can.
This truly was "Turkish Delight" from the walks to the food to the sights.
This was an outstanding tour in a country with a rich and diverse culture. Our CW guides, who were extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic, brought the history of Turkey to life for us. Not only were the hikes wonderful and well chosen, the antiquities added even more adventure and depth to our experience there. With so much to see and do in Turkey, CW put together the perfect tour for capturing the essence of this magnificent civilization.
The Lycian Way Turkey walking trip was well balanced - the hiking was as described in the material, hiking was interspersed with visits to archaeological sites described extremely well by the expert guides who themselves were each archaeologists by training & there was still time to swim in the ocean or the hotel pool. A most enjoyable trip with no negative surprises.
Food and accommodations were absolutely first rate. Some of the walks were a bit more challenging than we had anticipated based on our previous CW trips.
Turkey was an unexpected gem: a diamond. The people were warm and welcoming, and the food uppretentious and delightful. Fresh pomegranates plucked from a tree by the side of the trail, raisins spread on tarps, drying in the sun, picturesque sheaves of grain that turned out to be sesame, even local wines of high quality. Our guide brought us behind the scenes at the sites of ancient ruins (he is a trained archaeologist); there seem to be more Greek and Roman ruins here than are in Greece or Italy.
Our guide was absolutely outstanding. He is enthusiastic about Turkey, very knowledgeable about its history and current situation, willing to go out of his way to assure a great trip for the participants, well organized, and able to give full explanations of many topics clearly. On top of that, he is fun.
CW Turkey has a wonderful combination of Mediterranean beaches, fascinating ruins from 3 civilizations, hiking the ancient Lycian way, and exploring the ancient and modern wonders of Istanbul with knowledgeable and helpful guides.
Breathtaking views! The type of a walk that you do not have to look at all times as to where to put your foot next, but you can lift your head and enjoy the beauty around.
A wonderful trip which exceeded our expectations—the guides, hikes, meals and accommodations were top-notch.
This trip was fantastic! Every day was unique, from seeing ancient ruins, to lunch in a village home, to learning how to make Turkish rugs. All was very fascinating!


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Your favorite designer handbag, lacy frock or feathered hat could become the inspiration for your next cake. In Fashion-Inspired Fondant, you'll learn about the design process and how to turn your sketches and ideas into tasty reality. Fondant, gum paste and rice paper become lace, quilted fabric and feathers, turning simple cakes into couture creations. Instructor Joshua John Russell explains his design process, teaches you how to make reusable fondant molds and demonstrates the use of impression mats and gum paste tools for fabulous, elegant results.
Meet your instructor, Joshua John Russell, and learn how fashion fabrics can be the inspiration for your fondant creations.
"I really loved this class. Joshua takes his time to teach all of the techniques in detail and shows different ways you can add texture to fondant � which in my opinion are all unique. He helps you stretch your imagination to see different things you can do with simple tools. This is really a very good class, there's so much to learn."
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Crafted exclusively for Pottery Barn Kids by world-renowned doll manufacturer, Götz, this limited edition, collectible-quality doll makes the perfect kitchen companion. She comes dressed in a double-breasted tunic and baker's hat, and has her very own rolling pin.
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Seems like Intel got a great compiler team and contributes a lot to both GCC and LLVM.
While also maintaining their own Intel C++ Compiler.
I think they ought to open source their Intel C++ Compiler...
Phoronix: OpenMP Support For LLVM/Clang Still Being Drawn
One of the features sadly not found in the recent release of LLVM/Clang 3.2 is OpenMP support...
Seems like Intel got a great compiler team and contributes a lot to both GCC and LLVM.
While also maintaining their own Intel C++ Compiler.
I think they ought to open source their Intel C++ Compiler...
OpenMP already has roughly 5 different proposals being discussed and Intel isn't magically making it progress any faster. Nor is Intel contributing significantly to LLVM/Clang. There is a long list of contributors and they aren't high up on it.
Lattner, Finkel, and probably a dozen other Apple, Cray and Google Engineers are working on making sure OpenMP meets with the architectural design requirements of LLVM/Clang.
There are lots of changes also in improving the present LLVM/Clang stacks outside of adding OpenMP that will most likely allow the sanctioned OpenMP implementation to advance more rapidly.
Go back to October mailing lists for LLVM and Clang dev list [not the commit lists] to see the many differing discussions and concerns. It will happen.
Now if projects like Inkscape and others who hardcode check for GCC will change that behavior than I can start compiling against LLVM/Clang, straight from their trunk or latest tar balls.
Then again, they can't manage to update their Poppler support for anything remotely recent [and they are aware of it via bug files], so besides people waiting on OpenMP I'm still waiting for present GCC/OpenMP aware software to update their own dependencies.
Can someone briefly explain, to someone only vaguely familiar with LLVM/Clang, what this means? As I understand, OpenMP is an API with libraries supporting various languages (C, FORTRAN, etc). When one says that LLVM/Clang doesn't currently support OpenMP, is it a compiler issue? That is, is it because OpenMP's C implementation utilizes some aspect of the language that Clang doesn't implement and thus can't compile? Or is it more of an LLVM optimizer issue in that the optimizer doesn't understand OpenMP and thus cannot perform optimizations that convert code into OpenMP calls? (Does LLVM even work that way?)
I guess I'm struggling to understand how all the LLVM pieces fit together. I understand that LLVM operates on an intermediate bytecode-type blob that it translates on-the-fly (presumably?) to executable instructions and I understand that it has optimizers that can in some sense optimize code paths at run-time (possibly after gathering run-time statistics about how the code behaves so that it can make progressively better optimizations?).
But what I'm struggling with are all the LLVM back-ends. For example, a few days ago there was a thread about LLVM 3.2 supporting nVidia's CUDA PTX back-end. What does this mean? Does this mean that LLVM's optimizers will identify pieces of code suitable for execution on a GPU and will attempt to generate CUDA code for those pieces? Or does it simply mean that LLVM's optimizers are now aware of the CUDA API and can now analyze and optimize CUDA code?
Anyone care to offer a 10,000 foot view of how all this fits together? :-)
The issue is that OpenMP is not just an API with libraries; it also extends the programming languages via compiler hints ("#pragma omp <xxx>" for C/C++). Those hints explicitly identify parallel sections, which get spread across multiple threads at runtime. Support for those hints needs to be added to each compiler; without them the code will fall back to running on a single CPU core rather than taking advantage of multiple cores.
The back ends are basically code generators, ie they add the ability to convert from LLVM IR to a specific instruction set, which could be assembler-level (PTX, AMDIL) or hardware-level (x86, r600). AFAIK they normally rely on the front end (clang in this case) to pass down information about parallel execution, since identification of parallel sections is done in the source code.


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Chlamydia (pronounced: kluh-MID-ee-uh) is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by bacteria called Chlamydia trachomatis. Although you may not be familiar with its name, chlamydia is one of the most common STDs. Because there often aren't any symptoms, though, lots of people can have chlamydia and not know it.
The bacteria can move from one person to another through sexual intercourse, and possibly through oral-genital contact. If someone touches bodily fluids that contain the bacteria and then touches his or her eye, a chlamydial eye infection (chlamydial conjunctivitis) is possible. Chlamydia also can be passed from a mother to her baby while the baby is being delivered. This can cause pneumonia and conjuntivitis, which can become very serious for the baby if it's not treated. You can't catch chlamydia from a towel, doorknob, or toilet seat.
How Does a Girl Know She Has It?
It can be difficult for a girl to know whether she has chlamydia because most girls don't have any symptoms. Because of this, it's very important to see a doctor at least once a year if you are sexually active. Your doctor can tell you about how to test for chlamydia, even if you don't have any symptoms.
Much less often, symptoms are present and may cause an unusual vaginal discharge or pain during urination. Some girls with chlamydia also have pain in their lower abdomens, pain during sexual intercourse, or bleeding between menstrual periods. Sometimes a chlamydia infection can cause a mild fever, muscle aches, or headache.
How Does a Guy Know He Has It?
A guy can also have a difficult time recognizing that he has chlamydia and should be tested by a doctor at least once a year if he is sexually active. When symptoms are there, guys may have a discharge from the tip of the penis (the urethra — where urine comes out), or itching or burning sensations around the penis. Rarely, the testicles may become swollen. Many times, a guy with chlamydia may have few or no symptoms, so he might not even know he has it.
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What Can Happen?
If left untreated in girls, chlamydia can cause an infection of the urethra (where urine comes out) and inflammation (swelling and soreness caused by the infection) of the cervix. It can also lead to pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), which is an infection of the uterus, ovaries, and/or fallopian tubes. PID can cause infertility and ectopic (tubal) pregnancies later in life.
If left untreated in guys, chlamydia can cause inflammation of the urethra and epididymis (the structure attached to the testicle that helps transport sperm).
How Is It Treated?
If you think you may have chlamydia or if you have had a partner who may have chlamydia, you need to see your family doctor, adolescent doctor, or gynecologist. Some local health clinics, such as Planned Parenthood, can also test and treat people for chlamydia.
Doctors usually diagnose chlamydia by testing a person's urine. If you have been exposed to chlamydia or are diagnosed with chlamydia, the doctor will prescribe antibiotics, which should clear up the infection in 7 to 10 days.
Anyone with whom you've had sex will also need to be tested and treated for chlamydia because that person may be infected but not have any symptoms. This includes any sexual partners in the last 2 months or your last sexual partner if it has been more than 2 months since your last sexual experience. It is very important that someone with a chlamydia infection abstain from having sex until they and their partner have been treated.
If a sexual partner has chlamydia, quick treatment will reduce his or her risk of complications and will lower your chances of being reinfected if you have sex with that partner again. (You can become infected with chlamydia again even after you have been treated because having chlamydia does not make you immune to it.)
It's better to prevent chlamydia than to treat it, and the only way to completely prevent the infection is to abstain from all types of sexual intercourse. If you do have sex, use a latex condom every time. This is the only birth control method that will help prevent chlamydia.
Reviewed by: Nicole A. Green, MD
Date reviewed: March 2013
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