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Helen Hunt directs herself in this story of a brittle New York book editor who begins healing old wounds by learning how to surf.
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"Trance", Danny Boyle's new thriller, is slick, silly, and frequently very entertaining. Its vibe is twisty and pulpy. Its style is candy-colored visual escapism — every shot hyped up for maximum pop. Viewers who get hung up on story logic — or prefer movies that feature at least one sympathetic character — will spend much of "Trance"'s 101 minutes gritting their teeth.
The movie opens with a London auction house being robbed at gunpoint. Assistant auctioneer Simon (James McAvoy) is tasked with taking the auction's most valuable item — Francisco Goya's 1798 masterpiece "Witches in the Air" — to safety. On his way to the auction house's basement vault, Simon is intercepted by head robber Franck (Vincent Cassel). Franck knocks Simon unconscious and grabs the painting — or, rather, what he believes to be the painting. Once inside the getaway car, he discovers that the canvas has been cut from its frame.
In a movie that runs largely on outlandish plot twists, it hardly qualifies as a spoiler to reveal that Simon was in on the robbery. The problem, though, is that the knock on the head delivered by Franck has made him lose his memory; he can't remember where he hid the painting, or even why he hid it. After torture proves ineffective, Franck decides to try a more unorthodox method: hypnosis. He hands Simon an iPad ("Trance" is sick with Apple product placement) and lets him pick out a hypnotherapist. He chooses American expatriate Elizabeth (Rosario Dawson) because, he says, he likes her name.
It doesn't take long for Elizabeth to figure out that Simon isn't really looking for his lost car keys. She confronts the gang and makes Franck give her an equal share in exchange for retrieving "Witches in the Air." Simon, she says, can't remember what happened to it because of repressed anxieties. Finding the painting means first figuring out what makes Simon tick.
It goes without saying that Simon turns out to be more than just a patsy, and that Elizabeth's motivations go beyond wanting a break from the monotony of treating overeaters and premature ejaculators. Part of what makes "Trance" entertaining — if not especially believable — as narrative is its go-for-broke nihilism. Its plot plays fast and loose with the audience's sense of the characters, some of whom go from sympathetic to downright scary.
"Trance"'s major problem is also its selling point: It's a Danny Boyle movie. Shot by Anthony Dod Mantle — who won an Oscar for his work on Boyle's "Slumdog Millionaire" (2008) and has shot all but one of the director's features since "28 Days Later" (2002) — the movie has all of the hallmarks of a digital-era Danny Boyle flick: hyper-saturated colors, deliberately mismatched angles, and eccentric compositions that disorient the viewer without ever embracing Tony Scott-style abstraction. While not as visually kaleidoscopic as "Slumdog Millionaire" or "127 Hours" (2010), "Trance" is still a lot of fun to look at.
It has the sort of manic energy that makes Boyle's movies so interesting; unfortunately, it also has many of the flaws that make them so frustrating. It's no coincidence that most iconic moments in Boyle's work — the "Choose life…" monologue from "Trainspotting" (1996), the zombie attacks from "28 Days Later" — involve the characters running. Boyle is a sprinter: His movies start out fast and energetic, but can't sustain the pace for too long. His career is full of films that are great for the first hour and then devolve into generic blandness ("Sunshine" (2007) and "The Beach" are two of the most obvious examples).
While "Trance" never falls apart, its closing stretch involves several shifts in emotional perspective that the movie doesn't really pull off. To make matters worse, Boyle ends the whole thing on a sentimental note which doesn't jibe with the nihilist tone of the final act (this is also a common Boyle problem). The awkward shoehorning of Big, Serious Themes into the pulp premise doesn't help, either. However, if you can look past the sputtering conclusion — or the pseudo-intellectual banter about memory, modern art, and other assorted nonsense — what you'll find is a brisk, breezy, style-heavy crime flick that happens to be one of the most purely entertaining movies Boyle has made in a long time.
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did you know that the combat knife is one of the most deadliest weapons for zombies? its true,here's a stratgedy of killing monsters with the knife!
1.Zombies: zombies are extremly weak against the knife instead of aiming at the head aim for the ankles, dependingon how strong it is....it will fall to the ground with 1 strike sum take 2 but no more than 2 dont worry! when they fall on the floor keep striking the knife even as they r getting up it only takes about 2/3 strikes when they r getting up and if there are lots of zombies it hits them all at the same time if they are near,this saves LOADS of ammo
Dogs: Though the knife is extremly effective against dogs, its hard to hit them as they attack in pairs use the pistol and shoot ONE bullet at the dog and it will go down then quickly equip the knife and strike them on the floor only take about 2/3 strikes and if u hit it once it probably wont have chance to get up itll fall again OR by the time u hit 3 times it wont attack u as they always stop and growl befor they attack once down anyway!
BanderSnatchs: as with the dogs they attack in pairs which makes it hard but the knife does kill them rather quickly about 4 strikes as long as u are aiming downwards at it but they get hits in but if u r close to them they wont take as much life off you!
Hunters:its easy to hit them with it as long as u are aiming down but they get hits in unfortunatley so if u shoot them once with the shotgun (as you dont encounter any with claire unless u r on battlemode)then strike them on the floor dont give them chance to get up!
Nosferatu(otherwise known as Alexander Ashford) use the sniper rifle and shoot at his heart if u run out of ammo go upto him and strike with the knife when u kill him a video scene will come on with claire stabbing him to death! best thing to do is for the nastys who wont go down with the knife is blow them to the ground with any gun then finish them off with a knife have one equiped with u all the time
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Farm Visit - 1500 pieces. Finished size is approx. 35" x 24". Released 2012.
Artist Jan van Haasteren has been creating amusing drawing for Jumbo for several decades now. His drawings have a distinctly recognizable style: comical images with loads of hilarious situations and far more people than you would ever expect. The hidden surprises will keep you entertained and surprised piece after piece.
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Pieces | 1500 |
Age | Adult |
Artist | Jan van Haasteren |
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Theme | Farm |
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Release Year | 2012 |
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There are many vacant lots on the Coast's post-Katrina landscape where homes, businesses and churches once stood. However, a number of public facilities have been constructed to replace those lost in the 2005 hurricane. A combination of funds through the Mississippi Development Authority, federal Community Development Block Grants, FEMA and insurance proceeds were used to […] [...]


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The fact that FERC actually released an advance notice of proposed rulemaking in late June, on competitive markets of all subjects, has many in disbelief.
Smackdown! Round Three - The Bankruptcy Court vs. FERC
The jurisdictional battle over authorizing rejection of wholesale power contracts continues.
The high stakes turf battle over whether the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) or the federal bankruptcy courts have jurisdiction over rejecting wholesale power contracts is now in its third round. Round one was fought in 2003 in the NRG bankruptcy case and ended in a settlement among the parties. Round two followed with the Mirant Chapter 11 case. Now punches and counterpunches are flying in round three: the Calpine bankruptcy.
Notwithstanding the volume and intensity of the litigation and the number of decisions rendered over the past three years, resolution of the battle remains anything but clear. In fact, when comparing the Jan. 27, 2006, district court ruling in Calpine to the most recent prior ruling in Mirant, FERC Chairman Joseph T. Kelliher observed that "they came up with the exact opposite answer as a legal matter. … I have to admit that there is some confusion." 1 A summary of the three rounds of battle to date demonstrates why such confusion prevails.
NRG Case
In the NRG Chapter 11 case, NRG Power Marketing Inc. (NRG-PMI) had entered into a pre-bankruptcy power supply agreement (PSA) with the Connecticut Light & Power Co. (CL&P), which NRG-PMI sought to reject as being out of the money. Under generally applicable bankruptcy law, contract rejection is governed by a liberal business judgment standard, so, not surprisingly, NRG-PMI quickly obtained an order from the bankruptcy court authorizing rejection of the PSA under that test.
On a parallel path, however, the Connecticut attorney general and the Connecticut Department of Public Utility Control initiated proceedings at FERC in which they obtained an emergency order directing that NRG-PMI continue to honor the PSA while further FERC proceedings were carried out. FERC also ruled that it would utilize a stricter standard than the business judgment standard. The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York then issued an order deferring to FERC on any further PSA rejection proceedings.
A complicating factor in the NRG case arose from the procedural requirement that FERC orders generally are subject to appellate review only in the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Thus, arguably, neither the New York District Court nor the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals could review the FERC order once it had been issued. Parallel appeals soon were filed by NRG in the D.C. Court of Appeals and in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals.
Before those appeals could be processed, however, NRG emerged from bankruptcy and the term of the PSA expired in December 2003. NRG-PMI and CL&P thus called off the fight and entered into a settlement that ultimately was approved by FERC in its Mirant case order issued Dec. 18, 2003. 2
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Introducing the first battery charger designed by Apple. It recharges quickly and uses energy wisely. And it comes with six AA batteries, so you'll always have plenty of power for your wireless Mac accessories.
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Each Apple Battery Charger comes with six high-performance AA NiMH batteries: two for your keyboard, two for your mouse or trackpad, and two for charging. Unlike many other reusable batteries, these batteries have an incredibly long service life — up to 10 years.2 Which means you can finally break the cycle of buying and disposing of those single-use alkaline batteries. The batteries that come with the Apple Battery Charger kit also have an extraordinarily low self-discharge rate. Even after a year of sitting in a drawer, they still retain 80 percent of their original charge.3 That way you always have backup power when you need it.
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The Apple Battery Charger is as well designed on the outside as it is on the inside. It has a sleek, compact shape so you can plug it in between tangles of desk wires or pack it neatly in your computer bag when you travel. And like Apple power adapters, the Apple Battery Charger is designed with a removable AC plug, so you can replace it with plugs that fit different outlets around the world.
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I think people are seriously overestimating Canonical's amount of pull and influence here. After all, they are just a company with an admittedly sizable but hardly dominating chunk of Linux market-share, and pretensions of being the next Android. Compared to companies like Red Hat, Intel, AMD, etc they are pretty much insignificant, with almost no upstream contributions to their credit and limited influence on other distributions other than clones such as Linux Mint. I think they are going to have a hard time getting anyone to take this seriously.
It simply does not have that much of a leg to stand on. Whatever Red Hat backs is going to be the choice of the enterprise and embedded markets, as Red Hat has a strong profitable base and a whole community of reliable customers behind them, and you can bet that Red Hat is not going to want Canonical to dominate the graphics stack and will instead go with the upstream solution where they already have great influence. That means no matter what Wayland is far from dead, and if AMD and Nvidia want to be taken seriously they will have to support at least both Wayland and Mir (AMD especially since Catalyst is primarily for 3D workstations).
The main trouble spot is going to be the incompatibilities of duelling implementations. Valve's strong endorsement of Ubuntu is problematic here, although I have found Valve to be problematic from the very beginning.
Still, we did not need this mess. Whatever happens Canonical has thrown a sizable wrench into what was going to be a fairly smooth transition.


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Digital version of the Soviet index to journals, covering more than 1,700 publications in the fields of the humanities, natural sciences, and the social sciences for the period from 1956 to 1975. Letopis' Zhurnal'nykh Statei provides access to the periodical literature of an essential time in modern Russian history, beginning with the period of the Khrushchev "Thaw" following the 20th CPSU Congress and continuing through the first half of the so-called Brezhnev "Period of Stagnation". The site was created by Indiana University.
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Stories from people who were children during World War II and the objects in this exhibit animate the past and inform us of a time when war took over daily life. "Retrospect is a very interesting thing," says Ruthie Kallnder. "At the time I don't recall any of the information we got as being propaganda," but the government tried to influence children to make "necessary" sacrifices. Propagandists made the war a battle between good and evil, democracy and fascism. They also asked children to share in the war effort. In response, many children took on more responsibilities. Ruthie explains that boys and girls felt "if that's what it was going to take" to win they "were willing to do it." The memories of the people in this exhibit and their wartime actions show the power of propaganda's messages and its lasting affect on their lives. Propaganda posters, children's books, and classroom assignments demonstrate how propagandists reached children and involved them in the national war effort.
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Seoul City Hall Plaza joins in a Flash Mob as part of the celebration
Seoul, South Korea – 29 January 2012 - With one year to go, in a lively celebration in Seoul City Hall Plaza, the city of Seoul gathered together uniting around Special Olympics and the Special Olympics World Winter Games to be held in PyeongChang in 2013. In January 2013, Korea will open its arms to more than 2,300 Special Olympics athletes from over 100 countries for the Winter Games featuring seven Olympic-type sports in the same place the 2018 Winter Olympics will be held.
The celebration featured performances by popular Korean groups including Koyota, INY, and 8PINK. Poppin Hyun Jun and dancers with intellectual disabilities led the crowd in a flash mob that had the whole square sharing with excitement. Remarks were given by Congresswoman Na Kyung Won, Chair of the Special Olympics World Winter Games Organizing Committee PyeongChang 2013, and Special Olympics Goodwill Ambassador and Olympic Gold Medalist figure skater Yuna Kim, who invited the people of Korea to be part of the Special Olympics World Winter Games and stressed the importance of acceptance and inclusion for those with intellectual disabilities.
Remarks from Tim Shriver, Chairman and CEO of Special Olympics, were shared, "Korea, you will host the world. You will be a leader of welcome as more than 2,300 athletes from more than 100 nations travel here to unite together and celebrate the power of the human spirit. Together, we can show the world that through sport we can create acceptance by weaving together people in relationships of mutual respect and support."
On Monday, 30 January a Sponsor Summit and Charity Gala will be held and include representatives from Cheil Textile, The Coca Cola Company, Mattel, P&G, Hilton Worldwide, Lions Club International, Seoul National University, Korea University, and Sangmyung University, who have all pledged their support to the Special Olympics' World Winter Games PyeongChang 2013.
With less than 365 days to go, PyeongChang is on track to host a spectacular Special Olympics World Games and will lay the foundation to leave a legacy of acceptance and inclusion throughout Korea and the world.
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The 2013 PyeongChang Special Olympics World Winter Games will be held from January 29th to February 6th, 2013 at PyeongChang, South Korea, the hub of winter sports. It's expected to be the largest Special Olympics World Winter Games, featuring seven categories of sports including alpine skiing, cross country skiing, snow boarding, snow shoeing, speed skating, figure skating, and floor hockey. The Games will demonstrate the unity that comes with overcoming barriers of race, religion, ethnicity and economic and education level. More information is available at the World Games official website (http://www.2013sopoc.org). Also, please follow on social media:Facebook: www.fb.com/SpecialOlympicsKorea2013, Twitter: English: @Korea_2013 Korean: @2013PyeongChang
About Special OlympicsSpecial Olympics is an international organization that changes lives through the power of sport by encouraging and empowering people with intellectual disabilities, promoting acceptance for all, and fostering communities of understanding and respect worldwide. Founded in 1968 by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, the Special Olympics Movement has grown from a few hundred athletes to more than 3.7 million athletes in over 170 countries in all regions of the world, providing year-round sports training, athletic competition and other related programs. Special Olympics now take place every day, changing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities all over the world, from community playgrounds and ball fields in every small neighborhood's backyard to World Games. Special Olympics provides people with intellectual disabilities continuing opportunities to realize their potential, develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, and experience joy and friendship. Visit Special Olympics at www.specialolympics.org. Engage with us on: Twitter @specialolympics; fb.com/specialolympics; youtube.com/specialolympicshq, and specialolympicsblog.wordpress.com.
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Reading from vram with the CPU is REALLY slow.
Or if the card has something way overkill, like anything above 512mb, why would it be a bad idea to use it for swap?
(ref overkill for my uses, my display is 1600x900)
Reading from vram with the CPU is REALLY slow.
Also, you can never have enough vram. LOTS of pixamps get stored in vram (especially when running a compositor), so you are probably using more than you think.
I wouldn't want to swap to VRAM on a card I was also using for graphics - in addition to the issues related to sharing VRAM you would also be sharing BAR address space, which might be an even bigger problem.
I guess swapping to an unused graphics card would still be OK but not sure whether the driver would set things up properly if there was no display attached.
It works!! I tested it on F14 alpha and it works great.
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radeon 0000:01:00.0: VRAM: 512M 0x00000000 - 0x1FFFFFFF (512M used)
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. (WXIA) -- "I missed the road, I don't know."
Denise Haynes has made several wrong turns trying to find her son. As she makes another U-turn in heavy Alpharetta traffic, she said, "I think he'll stick out like a sore thumb."
Denise Haynes is searching for Phillip, her only child. She has not seen him in months and is terrified what she'll find.
"Not knowing is horrific, and knowing is horrific," she said.
Denise said Phillip was a typical, slightly quirky, video-game obsessed kid, home schooled and bright. RELATED: Mass shootings raise questions about mental health help
"He was funny, nice, articulate, intelligent, very social," she said.
But then he began to change less than two years ago.
"I saw him withdrawing," she said. "It was that lone wolf syndrome. He started to withdraw. He started to not do anything."
Denise said her 25-year-old son thought he was King Solomon and that he had 500 wives.
"And he would look at women until he thought their faces turned red. I know it sounds bizarre, but it's true." When asked if she was scared of her son, Denise answered, "At times, yes. Because he made me very uncomfortable."
She had him committed this summer. He was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder and delusions but was let out of the facility because they did not find he was a threat to himself or others.
The stack of papers that sits on Denise's kitchen table is the story of her search for help for Phillip, with every avenue winding up a dead end. Because he was not threatening others or himself, there was nothing she could do because he was an adult, and he refused help.
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Then he disappeared.
"I thought he was dead. We were calling hospitals."
For Denise, the Connecticut shootings were horrible, but possible. She says when she saw the news, "I started to shake. In my own mind, I could see how that could happen." She imagined what Adam Lanza's mother had gone through before her life was ended by her son. "I really don't think she thought her son was a killer. I really don't think so. I don't think my son is, but after seeing that, he could be. I'm not willing to take the chance."
The day of the shootings, Denise heard Phillip was living behind an abandoned shopping center just minutes from her apartment. We went with her, and she searched the center until she found him, and Phillip agreed to talk to us.
When we find Phillip he is sitting on a sidewalk beneath a small awning, his belongings spread out around him in various bags, a scarf tied around his head. He is unkempt and friendly. Denise tells him what she wants him to do.
"I have a place I would like to take you so you can get the help and medication that would be helpful to you so you could function in a better life than you are now."
At first Phillip seems amenable to the idea. She asks him, "Do you want to be helped?" He answers. "Similar to the stray house cat, I'd like to be helped."
But then Phillip realizes his mother is talking about another mental facility. He thought she had been talking about a hotel. His tone changes. "Oh no no no. I'm not interested in that. I'm not interested in a facility."
His speech becomes confusing. "It depends if I'd have black level complacency." When asked what that is, he responds, "I don't know. Solitude has driven me mad, similar to the deranged hermit."
He grows irritated as she continues to offer help and he says he only wants money. "If you want to help me financially that's fine! If you don't have faith in me, that's okay."
Denise tries another tactic, snapping a photo of him with her phone and showing it to him. Holding it up, she says, "This is what you look like." Phillip looks for a moment at his photo before saying, "I'm not giving up. I'm not able to be defeated." She then shows him a picture of how he looked one year ago, clean cut, well dressed, smiling. He barks out a laugh. "And you know where that got me? It got me here."
With Phillip refusing all help, his mother prepares to go.
"Mom can you help me financially?"
"No," she says. "I will help you get help the help you need."
Denise says she'll never give up, but she has run out of options. She gets in her car to drive home, missing a son who is lost to her.
"He's a shell of what he used to be. He's no longer him. There's no core, he's absolutely empty. There's nothing inside except madness."


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the proud owners of snoop dogg clothin, wutang, dada, n otha market junk. aussies who dres like this r lads. they r found round padstow, revesby, blacktown etc. in otha words cheap houso aussies that dress like ali g
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fukin sik cunts hu rol arond lokin fresh and bomin toy cunts and popin pilz like big bad aosk
oi lads lets lets go get sum ilpayz and then will call up sum gangerz and get sum ootrayz
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LAD: generally a wog or Lebo, that hangs in a group of fello wogs or lebbos, and that wears a white cap, a colored Polo, and some extremly homo shorts. Lads, are dirty and are generally smack addicts of some description. They hang out at raves and othe places where they can pray o nthe weak by mugging them when most dis-advantaged.
oi... Bill, look at that fukn Lad over there skankin' around.
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21. april 2006
lads are noramal from the western suburbs sydney but can be from anywere they are always graffiting like mad cunts! wich they are XD we wear nike fits polo tops and TN's (nike)
LADS-oi bro were u get them TN's from?
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30. juli 2008
someone who likes to piss fart around on cs servers, then gets called 'good lad by the noobs' ....i'm quite drunk at the moment, and quite violent. am I a lad, or are you a lad? but anyway hi LoVeDoCtACaSa
*pats you* ...hehe little munchkin.
*pats you* ...hehe little munchkin.
g'day lad ....gtfo
drunk lad
drunk lad
af kustom
17. august 2004
A noun said at the end of every second sentence I used in south-west Ireland ...in reference to anyone.
As in "well lad" " how's she cutting lad" the lad is usually drawn out to sounds like "laaad"
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I wonder if Valve recent actions will allow a chance for another graphics manufacturer to surface... or for Intel to come with really adequate dedicated graphics solution. I tip Valve linux-based console will be intel-based.
Phoronix: Radeon Power Management Still An Incomplete Mess
When talking about the state of open-source Radeon driver features last weekend, one of the areas to first be criticized within the forums was the improper power management of the open-source AMD Linux graphics driver...
I wonder if Valve recent actions will allow a chance for another graphics manufacturer to surface... or for Intel to come with really adequate dedicated graphics solution. I tip Valve linux-based console will be intel-based.
and that's one of the reasons why I bought a laptop with an nvidia graphics (optimus ) instead of with an amd graphics included:
one reason is the bad bios / efi implementation by HP (not AMD's fault) where you can't easily turn off the dedicated graphics
another is the still late and worse driver support with catalyst related to kernels and xorg-server and the lack of proper power management on laptops where it's absolutely paramount - unless of course you're using a desktop replacement ...
so I ended up with an Thinkpad (I've been told & read that they are among the best supported and working under Linux) - things have to "just work"
besides that I'm pretty happy with my AMD desktop graphics card
I would bet on nVidia for the SteamBox, it is the only sensible choice. Unless we are talking about H2 2013 onwards, then, maybe haswell will be a decent choice.
With regards to a next hardware vendor, I believe AMD is up for grabs, they cannot stay competitive as a independent company, but they do have some very interesting IP. Rumors are already flying that Samsung or Qualcomm would be interested. The way I see it, TI would probably be the best fit for AMD, they seem to be a little more open minded with regards to open drivers, are involved in linaro, even employ a guy who develops an open adreno driver in his spare time, and are the only big SoC vendor who don't have a in house GPU design, so they may make some blocks to be used in ARM SoCs and use the CPU IP to enhance their ARM designs and even tackle x86 market. I cannot believe that Intel is the only company which sees value in a truly functioning open source driver.
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Thanks Dave!
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The ATOMBIOS vs radeonhd thing in this article is bullshit from the usual phoronix shit.
Its not about directly programming the hw its about programming the hw that programs the hw. the ATOM tables are fine for doing static PM stuff, but no use for dynamic, writing the code outselves wouldn't help that, so Michael well done for more retard level logic.
If they weren't able to do anything about PM which is their HW (i think at least ) i wouldn't expect them to release something that involves DRM, proprietary codecs etc.
And with the lack of manpower in Mesa there is a small chance that we ll get something shader based.
I'd be happy if I could just use my Radeon HD 4770 card on Ubuntu 12.04 amd64 without random "[fglrx] ASIC hang happened" lockups about 20% of the time when Sauerbraten starts. This is with fglrx "Driver Packaging Version" 8.96.7-120312a-135598C-ATI.
Who can stand bridgman's bullshit anyway? I can't
His rhetoric just turn people into sick wreck's.
The people just should fix problems like bridgman:
Drop any mobile device with gnu-linux and if you need a Mobil one buy a android phone.
Use windows for any serious "work" or do it like michael larabell: use macos for any serious "work"
For Bridgman and Michael Linux is a "toy" and only strange nerds use it for serious.
Anyway any "Linux" customer of AMD hardware (and Nvidia hardware and Intel hardware) is stupid and this is a "fact" and Bridgman knows it its a simple Corporatism Economic fact the stupid Linux customers cross-platform-subsidy windows(-closed-source-drivers) with a factor of ~50
And Linux customers can only escape this "trap" if they buy "Closed-source-ARM" hardware.
So its simple... be a stupid Linux customer and buy AMD hardware or be a smart Linux customer and buy ARM hardware.
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Finally good mainline tear free video on r600/700 hardware.
Phoronix: xf86-video-ati 6.12.0 Driver With R600/700 Support
The xf86-video-ati 6.11 driver was released less than a month ago, but coming out today is now the xf86-video-ati 6.12.0 release. What this release brings is most notably EXA and X-Video support for the ATI R600 and R700 generations of graphics processor...
Finally good mainline tear free video on r600/700 hardware.
So good they are releasing more often in the open source driver area, but still no power management.
The status page shows it is a WIP and there was an article recently that showed the driver already doing a fair job of being power efficient. Sure, plenty of room for improvement and such, but at least there is something there
Can someone clarify, updated from what? Is this update available somewhere?In order to benefit from this R600/700 acceleration, however, an updated kernel DRM is required.
With this driver and a RadeonHD 4850 would I get 3d acceleration or just xv?
"Oh frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!" He chortled in his joy.
This driver + updated Kernel DRM will both be avaible with Ubuntu 9.04. In fact, they will be uploaded this weekend. So Ubuntu 9.04 supports 2D EXA acceleration and Xv video acceleration for every AMD card there is.
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3 Oct 2007 5:10 AM #21
I'm -0 on 'fixing' this. Everybody should note that the server should always (and i really mean always) clean, validate and shrub input. (Always and Everytime) If escaping would be the default then there will be some people screaming about that Besides a framework should escape everything or nothing (and let the developer escape it himself) one decision and stick with that which good documentation
But i'm +1 on creating a special section in the Documentation and Learn/Wiki section of the website explaining these kind of web development security issues/pointers.I'm part of the Ext Community
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3 Oct 2007 1:45 PM #22
I know my previous posts may seem a bit brash, I just don't think this thread is about a security issue. Don't get me wrong, XSS are a very real problem, I just don't think client-side default escaping is the answer, and that's really what this thread is about (since an XSS using the grid previously described would require served data to be unescaped).
I also +1 this. I think that it would also be great to highlight the built-in escaping methods that ExtJS provides, and possibly any security extensions that may developed in the future.
Maybe it should be a wiki page?
20 Oct 2007 1:40 PM #23
The fix posted by Jack in this thread doesnt actually work, the right fix (or at least one that works for me) is to use a subclass of ColumnModel to handle it. This works in both 1.x and 2.0:
Code:Ext.grid.SecureColumnModel = Ext.extend(Ext.grid.ColumnModel, { getRenderer : function(col){ var c = this.config[col]; if(!c.secureRenderer){ var fn = c.renderer; if(!fn){ fn = Ext.grid.ColumnModel.defaultRenderer; } c.secureRenderer = function(val, p){ var rendered = fn.apply(window, arguments); return val && val != '' && typeof val != 'boolean' ? Ext.util.Format.htmlEncode(rendered) : rendered; } } return c.secureRenderer; } })
26 Oct 2007 8:34 AM #24
Validating and escaping input on the server side is a good practice. Combine it with the design where you have only one gateway for all the data sent by the client and you will have a very secure and fast application.
26 Oct 2007 12:26 PM #25
Personally I do not think an ExtJS grid component should be responsible for any type of escaping unless application functionality requires it. For example, server might send a valid IMG tag which should be rendered like an image without any escaping, right?
Of course in some cases escaping is necessary and you have plenty of methods how to do it: Ext.util.Format.stripTags on a client side or doing some server side escaping.
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30 Jan 2008 3:50 PM #26
Thanks for the solution Hani, I think many people in this thread haven't understood the problem quite well.
This issue doesn't even have to do with server-side escaping at all, just try entering this in the editable grid from the example: User <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
The email address magically dissappears because anything inside the <> characters is treated as html, which it shouldn't.
I hope this gets fixed in the next ExtJS version!
30 Jan 2008 3:55 PM #27
Actually, despite the protestations of some, I'm glad to say that 2.0.1 fixes this issue and adds an autoEncode option to editorgrid, which does all the encoding needed. I'm glad someone saw reason, though I am curious as to what caused this enhancements to happen, despite being told in this thread that it doesnt make sense to add such a config option
30 Jan 2008 5:27 PM #28
Since it's done on input (not with a renderer), it is a little different. I think it makes for a good compromise, especially since the developer has the option of turning it on/off.
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7 Feb 2008 11:23 AM #29
The autoEncode option works as long as you don't send your data to the server on the afteredit event, which I'm guessing it is triggered before the encoding.
13 Mar 2008 7:12 AM #30
Why Not a Renderer
Why Not a Renderer
I don't always want to deal with html-escaped text in my database for sorting reasons, reporting, etc. What am I missing, isn't this as simple as adding a renderer to any vulnerable column, like:
Code:{header:'Venue Name',dataIndex:'venue_name',renderer:Ext.util.Format.htmlEncode},
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is that meant as the "we conquest the arabs" or the other way round?
Would the Middle East be Better or worse? Imagine if The Byzantines and Persian fought in a more united frond and stop the Arab invasion of much of the Middle East in the 7th century.
is that meant as the "we conquest the arabs" or the other way round?
You are talking about the early expansionist days of Islam?
Did the Byzantine empire have the necessary flexibility to survive on-going challenges? My (limited) understanding is that it was very bureaucratic in organisation. Such empires can last a very long time so long as things are reasonably stable. Instability on the other hand presents them with changes they're too slow to face.
+1. The copt Church had dispute with the Eastern Othodox Church, which led Egypt and Syria vunrable from an Arab assult as the secterian divide helped the early calaphate to take grass root in the middle. Also when persia went down, the Byzantimes were practically on their own untill the bulgars assist them in the Second Seige of constantinople
Byzantine empire lasted pretty long
What killed it was the constant threats at its borders (primaly the Persians but also the Slavs, the Bulgars, Venice republic etc....)
It costed directly and indirectly a lot of money which helped the social instability within the empire (with consequences like coups d'etat, unrest, population moves so epidemies etc)
The Arabs were just at the right moment and at the right place and they could have been very well defeated
Yarmouk is a big blow because the empire was overstreched and weak
Before that it had lost several Yarmouk like battles (and won also) and always recovered
But it was the ultimate hit
Had the Yarmouk battle happened some years before it would have had different consequences as the Empire would have been able to recover
If the Arab muslim tribes would have been beaten (at Yarmouk or any other place) remember that they were too exposed to political instability because of the feuds among the Mahomet'heirs and descent
A big blow may have scattered their unity forbidding the stabilization needed for the expanding of that religion by war (you need a stable rear camp to raise, train and equip troops) but also trade (islam spread also and in several areas, mainly, by the merchants)
Once scattered it's hard to imagine somebody with the charisma of Muhamad to make the tribes join together again (or you'll need an earlier version of Saladeen)
And once the tribes scattered they would have turned in what they were before for hundred of years : looters and mercenaries
Ultimately the religion may have been contained or not among these tribes
Military and trade expansion was a great tool to accelerate spreading of Islam but monotheistic religions have shown that even without military power they still can expand
Who knows, maybe one persian king would have turned muslim for political purpose (much like earlier Frank/Goth and Vandals kings turned christians)
Or islam may have stayed a local limited in number religion (like judaism)
There is no way to answer that question
@Mordoror It would be unlikely the Arabs would start such a conquest again as the tribal [*******#417394]issues[/COLOR] would kick in again. [*******#3E3E3E][/COLOR]
If Arab conquest failed, then no Arab enlightenment. No algebra, no alchemy > chemistry, and the Islamic theology would be a fizzle. Whatever contributions they made would have been done in the Eastern Roman Empire or other existing power. The Arabs as a people would remain subjects of whatever empires were dominant in the region.
Meh. They'd still be fighting each other today based on ethnic differences. Instead of warring between the different sects of Islam, there would still be the warring between the different Abrahamic sects of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
I think the Middle East would be roughly the same.
You have to remember that the Middle east was inhabited by Copts, Aramaic, Medes, Alans, Christian berbers etc. Not Arabized peoples. The ByzantinexGreeks and Persians were dominate powers so the Middle east would be more stable. The middle east could be part of greater Europe if it was not for the Arab invasions.
Empires must expand constantly or they whither and die. The Romans, Byzantines, Persians and even the Caliphate all broke up into factions and faltered. In fact the Arab expansion was the shortest-lived of them. They left behind a religion but for empire, that depended on the Turks.
I'm not seeing that. Europeans did a good job creating enemies amongst their friends during the Crusades. Europe isn't that much a a hegemony today either. Look at the Balkans. Either way, I still see ethnic conflicts. Religion is just one of the many things behind conflict in the middle-east.
If you are interested in the matter, I recommend the book The Great Arab Conquests by Hugh Kennedy.
The Arabs were very lucky with their timing. Either Byzantine or Sasanian Empire could probably have beaten the Arabs had they not just fought a very long war with one another.
I have no idea what Middle East would be like today, but the couple of centuries after the Arab Conquest would probably have been less peaceful.


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June 20, 2008 -- At the Florida Professional Firefighters (FPF) Annual State Convention in June, fire fighters called for increased support for Clearwater, FL Local 1158, as it continues its hard-fought battle against the City. Convention delegates voted to censure Clearwater Fire Chief Jamie Geer, boycott the Florida Firefighter Games because of the organizers intention to hold the 2009 Games in Clearwater, and to boycott the City of Clearwater financially for its unfair and illegal treatment of its fire fighters.
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The boycott of the Florida Firefighter Games, should they be held in Clearwater, could cause the City to lose $4 million. David Hogan, secretary-treasurer of Clearwater Local 1158, says, We are at impasse with our contract. We have had to file numerous unfair labor practice claims and grievances. We have had enough.
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Local 1158 has fought much of its battle with the City in litigation until recently. Members felt it was time to inform the public of the Citys actions and repeated unfair treatment. As part of its public education campaign, Local 1158 created a Save Clearwater Fire web site, which gives details about the unfair labor practices and the settled grievances and asks the public to contact their elected officials and suggests other ways they can help.
Our main goal is to let the public know that the City is unnecessarily spending thousands of taxpayer dollars in legal fees to fight the fire fighters those entrusted with protecting the safety of Clearwater citizens, says Local 1158 President John Lee. Since other City employees many of whom belong to unions are being treated fairly, it certainly appears the fire fighters are being singled out.
Meanwhile, contract negotiations between the City and Local 1158 came to an impasse when the City offered a zero percent raise even though the City had budgeted a 3 percent raise for fire fighters and demanded several changes to the contract.
To be fair, our president took the Citys proposal to all eight of our fire stations, says Hogan. Not surprisingly, they all said no. They were particularly concerned about the Citys proposed changes to contract language that would severely limit our ability to file grievances.
The next battle with the City will come when Local 1158 conducts its Fill-the-Boot drive for the Muscular Dystrophy Association August 23-24. Hundreds of Floridas fire fighters are planning to come to Clearwater to protest Chiefs Geers decision to prevent fire fighters from street solicitations.
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Comments about Cubico Self-watering Planter:
These planters are MUCH better than descibed! The planter has a smaller planter with a built in reservoir made to fit at the top of the planter. The upper planter reservoir have a water guage built in, telescoping handles, and ample lower space to add rock to prevent tipping. There are two removable plugs, making them ideal for indoor or outdoor use. The price may seem high (or at least I thought so) until I received them. I purchased two large to flank my front door and two medium to flank the garage door under carriage lights.. I am highly impressed and tempted to purchase more for other parts of the home, despite not needing them at this time.
- Contemporary
- Durable
Best Uses
- Home
- Lobby
- Office
Comments about Cubico Self-watering Planter:
More like a marble column than a flower pot, Cubico planters have a stately quality that works wonders for lobbies, foyers and entrances. But let's face it, they look great everywhere. Including outside. Durable, easy to clean and low maintenance.
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Cubico Self-watering Planter
Our innovative products will provide you and your family with years of enjoyment. And with the Brookstone Protection Plus service and replacement plans, you'll have the added peace of mind knowing that if the unexpected does happen, we will simply repair or replace your covered product. Our enhanced coverage goes above and beyond the manufacturer's warranty, saving you time and money.
- Replacement Plan - 1 Year $5.99
- Replacement Plan - 2 Year $8.99
Cubico Self-watering Planter
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 846240 Slate Small |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 846241 Nutmeg Small |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 846243 Purple Garnet Small |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 710392 White Small |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 846245 Slate Medium |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 846249 Purple Garnet Medium |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 710111 White Medium |
Cubico Self-watering Planter SKU: 710343 White Large |