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That '70s Show
Sweet Lady
- Episode Description
Jackie meets the local star while at the salon with Fez: talk show host Christine St. George. Her new goal in life is to be Christine's co-anchor on "What's Up Wisconsin?", but breaking in to show business is harder than she thought it would be. She finally gets a job working with Christine, but it's not quite the job she wanted. Randy wants to take Donna away to a cabin, which makes her suspect his intentions; Red takes Hyde to his Lodge, and Hyde's intentions come under suspicion.moreless
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Carol Ann Susi
Danny Masterson
Dick Van Patten
Charlie McDaniel
Laura Prepon
- Fan Reviews (5)
When do they learn to stop
Jackie gets a new job.
I wouldn't call this episode a classic, but it certainly had some quality gags and inside jokes.
Bring back the good ones!!!
- Trivia & Quotes
Quotes (5)
Jackie: You know what? I'm gonna write Christine a letter and ask her for a job. Kitty: Oh, no, no, no, no, no! You have got to go talk to her in person. Trust me, there is nothing celebrities like more than people showing up in their offices!
Red: See, that's the thing about marriage. No one tells you about the three rings. There's the engagement ring, the wedding ring and the suffering.
Red: Steven, you have finally reached that point of your life where you're no longer a dumb ass kid. You're a dumb ass man. Fez: Wow, those dumb ass teen years just flew by.
Jackie: Fez, I wanna find work but it's really hard. I spent all morning going to every store in the mall. And when I find the right outfit, I'm gonna look for job.
Hyde: C'mon man, don't you know how guys think? Donna: Not really. The only guy I've ever been with was Eric and as far as I know, a typical guy's thoughts are, "Who will win in a fight, Bigfoot or Chewbacca?" Hyde: Alright, here's what a typical guy thinks about: sex, beer and pinball. Now, if a guy can have sex while drinking a beer on a pinball machine, well that's the beautiful story how I met my wife.
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Both Dick Van Patten (Murph) and Gavin MacLeod (Smitty) were credited as "Special Appearance by".
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Smitty: I love boats! This exit line by Smitty, played by Gavin MacLeod, is a reference to his time spent playing the role of Cpt. Merrill Stubing on the popular ABC show The Love Boat, which ran from 1977 to 1987.
The entire final credits sequence contains references to The Mary Tyler Moore Show; the layout of the newsroom is the same as in that show, with Gavin MacLeod sitting at the same desk; the story that he gives Christine is about Minneapolis, which is where The Mary Tyler Moore Show was set; and Christine throws Jackie's beret in the air, which is what was done at the end of the opening credits for that show.
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SEC approves pay-for-performance requirement for companies
trueThe Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday approved new pay-for-performance requirement that means companies must now disclose the relationship between executive compensation and financial performance of the company.
Barrick shareholders reject executive compensation resolution
trueBarrick Gold Corp. shareholders overwhelmingly voted on Tuesday against the company's executive compensation resolution.
CalSTRS to oppose Coca-Cola's compensation committee members, executive compensation
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Canadian pension funds line up against Barrick Gold executive compensation
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Starbucks CEO, 5 executives facing opposition on pay
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CPPIB, FSBA to oppose Apple's executive pay package, support proxy access
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Shareholders approve pay package for Microsoft CEO, top executives
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Pension funds take sides on Microsoft executive pay package
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Coca-Cola reduces shareholder approved executive equity plan
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Say-on-pay support flat from 2013
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Sweet little downtown cottage roomUnited States, Colorado, Crested Butte
About This Listing
The alleys of Crested Butte reflect the true historic past of this once mining town turned resort village. Take a stroll through the back streets of CB and discover the 2-story outhouses, along with old carriage houses and sheds that have been upgraded and renovated to maintain their charm. Much of the rustic Victorian is still present mingled with the artistic touches of the Love Generation who moved into town when the ski area opened in the 1960s.
Friends have lovingly dubbed my cottage "Bag End" after Bilbo's Hobbit home because of its enchantment – flowering gardens, birdsong and wildlife. The cottage has a fabulous location on one of "The Shire's" best alleys all only 1 1/2 blocks from downtown but away from any of its noise. The free Mountain Express Shuttle buses are only a block away. Hiking, biking and wildflower trailheads are a 5 minute walk out the front door.
Crested Butte is known for its friendliness and I love sharing my amazingly beautiful town. I look forward to helping you discover the glory of our alpine splendor, the wildflower, bike and hiking trails, the diversely flavorful restaurants and the typically western mountain town watering holes.
**Price includes all taxes and fees ( such as the mandatory 12% Crested Butte bed tax, AirBnB fees, as well as cleaning fees.)
**PLEASE TAKE NOTE: I have a delightful indoor cat of notoriety named Mr. Gizmo, therefore, other visiting pets are not permitted.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
PLEASE NOTE: My response time to your reservation request or queries could be delayed up to 10 hours since I'll be in Europe from April 22 through May 20, but I'll certainly respond and confirm as soon as I get your request! Summer reservations are being taken now, so don't hesitate to book! See you soon!
The bathroom and kitchen are shared with me, your hostess, whose bedroom is upstairs. I also love to cook so you'll find the kitchen has everything from blenders to crock pots and waffle irons and all the pots, pans and implements you might want. You'll have access to the washer and dryer as well as an outdoor clothesline (summer only) to make your threads smell as fresh as the cool mountain air. The backyard is tiny but fenced and full of flowers, with a small patio and big ambiance: solar lighting, candles, table /chairs, and a wood burning chiminea.Friends have lovingly dubbed my cottage "Bag End" after Bilbo's Hobbit home because of its enchantment – flowering gardens, birdsong and wildlife.
I want you to have the true Buttian experience of what it's like to be a local in paradise so if you stay with me in the summer you'll have a townie clunker bike for your visit here.
**PLEASE TAKE NOTE: I have a delightful indoor cat of notoriety named Mr. Gizmo, therefore, other visiting pets are not permitted.
Other Things to Note
Winter brings an entirely different experience as many times, at this altitude, we have to tunnel pathways through the glorious snow to our homes. Since I live on an alley, there are times we all have to move our cars if six or more inches of snow falls and the plows must get through. Also, because the town closes the 1st street entrance to our alley, access must be made by turning right onto 2nd street, instead of 1st St, and then left into the alley next to Slogar restaurant. Of course, the garden and patio is under snow so there is no backyard access in the winter. The goldfish are brought into the house to reside in a small tub in a corner of the dining room. The house is very cozy with extra space heaters in the bathroom and the guest room to keep you as toasty as you please!
Other than no smoking indoors and no pets, the only two rules, and most important rules, are HAVE FUN and DO NOT LET THE CAT OUT (no matter what he tells you...). Come and go as you please, stay out until the wee hours if you like. The neighborhood and cottage are quiet but definitely conducive to your conversations, with or without libations... enjoy the magic of the cottage and Crested Butte.
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An absolute slice of heaven. Dawne's cottage is perfectly situated in the town and we woke up every morning to fresh, homemade bread and yogurt. The room is comfortable and overlooks Dawne's lush garden and backyard where we enjoyed coffee each morning. As lovely as her home and town were, it really was Dawne who made the experience. Her warmth, thoughtfulness, and great advice helped us enjoy CB to the fullest.
I loved staying at Dawne's. Her place is as adorable as she is .
You'll get a cozy room in a beautiful cottage in an amazing town with a fairy godmother as a hostess. Fresh cream in your coffee and a garden of earthly delights to relax in . She's a wealth of knowledge about CB. My stay was perfect.
Our host was very gracious and welcoming and always made sure we are comfortable and have what we need.
Perry and I need a quick getaway from our busy lives and Dawne's little cottage in Crested Butte was exactly what we needed. Even though it is the middle of mud season--it was just ideal. So quiet and tranquil--we were completely off the grid! The mountains are always incredible --and just sitting and watching the snow melt was so relaxing. Dawne was very helpful with tips about what was open around town and we really enjoyed sharing our love of old sci-fi flicks. Thanks again for a lovely weekend!
This place was just as it's described on the site. Dawne was very sweet and also very accommodating. I took the free bus from Gunnison and she insisted on waiting for me at the 4 way stop to take me to her home. She graciously opened her home and kitchen to me. She even shared her amazing food, a favorite moment was coming back late one night and Dawne was making her delicious banana/chocolate chip bread – which we ate right out of the oven while having some fun conversation. The room and house are very clean and cozy. The bed was super comfortable and the down linens kept me very warm. Her cute little house is less than two blocks from Elk ave, so it's very close to everything you might want to see in this beautiful town. The free town shuttle bus stop is less than two blocks from her house. Dawne made me feel as if I was visiting an old friend and I will definitely look her up next time I'm back in Crested Butte.
It would not have been a complete trip had I not met Dawne in Crested Butte. She is such a gracious host and her home is absolutely beautiful. I am so grateful to have chosen this space to stay as it made my visit ever more magical.
Dawne and her home were great! My boyfriend and I headed to Crested Butte to spring ski and enjoy the town. Dawne's place was very cozy, the bed was comfy, she made us cookies and was so friendly and generous. Her house is a walk away from everything in Crested Butte. It was only blocks to all the restaurants, shops, bars, galleries, and the free bus to the mountain. We had so much fun, and will be sure to give Dawne a holler the next time we want to stay in Crested Butte.
About the Host, Dawne
A native of NYC in the 1950s, Clearwater Beach, Florida in the 60s, I headed west to Colorado in 1971, settling in the Gunnison/Crested Butte valley in 72. I'm a published freelance journalist, writer and photographer as well as a vocalist/musician. I write features for the Crested Butte News-Weekly and you'll see my stories and photos in the Crested Butte Magazine as well as other regional publications. I've been dubbed "Fairy Godmother to the Inebriated" since I drove the Mountain Express shuttles for 8 years and more recently the late night taxi. My motto is "No drunk left behind." The truth is, I enjoy taking care of people.
I've been in tourism for decades and have experienced all walks of life from an historic restorationist, arts council and concert creator, tour guide, to restaurant owner and galley girl on a deep sea fishing vessel. I've sung in bands that toured from western mountain towns to all over Asia.
Fully entrenched in Crested Butte culture you'll find me in every parade and celebration of my town as one of the infamous Red Ladies (since 1984), or as a cast member of Vinotok, the Protector Spirit Aviana (Check out the Vinotok festivities through an online search). As most Buttians, I have a verve for life... and the required costume trunks ;>) I have a 72 VW Bug and love being counted among Crested Butte's colorful characters.
I've traveled extensively throughout Asia, SE Asia and Italy and will never lose the wanderlust or the joy of meeting new people. I love hearing other traveler's stories and experiences and look forward to hearing yours.


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The place is exactly as advertised and even more, clean, spacious and fit for all needs.
The owner is very friendly and cooperative and even goes beyond what you expect.
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The American Camp Association (ACA) has a long history of advocating for the health of children, including fighting obesity through healthy eating. We provide resources to camps to help them develop programs offering appropriate foods and beverages to kids.
In a recent report, young adults were shown to be the most stressed-out generation (Sifferlin, 2013). This summer at camp, odds are you'll have your share of stressful moments, so it's important to know some self-care and stress relief strategies to help you take it all in stride.
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Currently working on a project where I have to create a brewing company and beer bottle label. I couldn't resist trying to do Butterbeer from Harry Potter. Here's some custom type that I've made for the project.
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Stunning electrical storm lights up the sky in the capital as UK heatwave continues
Londoners were treated to a stunning light show last night as an electrical storm hit the city.
To deny victims a special role in reforming laws when they have suffered terribly may seem cruel; but their suffering does not bestow them with expertise
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A historic deal on press regulation was reached today by party leaders just hours before a showdown vote in the Commons.
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As Chris Huhne adapts to life in HMP Wandsworth, the Government has lost a substantial politician. I know Chris fairly well and always found him intelligent and interesting company. Some people have noted the signs of classical tragedy in the story of an avenging Greek wife who brings disaster upon all around her. Close inspection shows that all the formal elements of such a drama are indeed here: Hamartia, the fatal flaw — in this case, a careless and arrogant belief that one should not be subject to the rules which govern everyone else. Hubris, the act that brings about the downfall, and finally, Nemesis for all involved. Then there is the role of the Furies, often the Chorus — those forces of destruction. Clearly this role was played to perfection by the media. The leader of the Chorus was, of course, the journalist, Isabel Oakeshott.
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Thanks for the encouraging comments everyone. I've been struggling with a small 'essay' on the connection between man and machine....it's taking longer than I anticipated, so in the meantime I've been trying to keep the R/R interesting with pictures. :P
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As for Montreal--I'm here! This morning I passed from Ontario into Quebec (details / pics to come). When all the signs changed from English to French, I realized just how far I've come. On the road now for more than two months and am nearing the 13,000 kilometer mark (sorry, have to practice my US Standard to Metric conversions). I've seen landscapes change from city to desert to farmland to zombieville and back to metro city and only now does it begin to sink in--this isn't an adventure: it's my life.
Up until recently I would often wake up not knowing where I was and I'd have to perform a semi-sleep-panic survey of a dimly lit room to uncover a detail that might give me a clue to where I was (especially if I had to pee). Now I just go back to sleep and figure it'll sort itself out when the alarm goes off.
On the road I often have a similar experience--today it was, 'how come I'm on 40 when I should be on 20?' So I keep going, figuring that it'll sort itself out. And if it doesn't, something else usually happens that makes the 'getting lost' part more than worthwhile--hell, getting lost is 4x the fun! (Whoever said it was half the fun must have really had to take really big shit.)
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is a PAN Senior Scientist with expertise in agroecology and soil ecology. As a long-time farmworker advocate, Margaret serves on the Board of the Equitable Food Initiative and works with partners around the country to ensure worker-protective federal and state policy. Follow @MargaretatPAN
Innovative farmers and ranchers have, for generations, deliberately invested in building soil health. And this year — with the UN's International Year of Soils and implementation of California's Healthy Soil Initiative well underway — we'll be pressing policymakers to turn innovation for healthy soil into standard practice.
The timing could not be better. Widespread implementation of practices that build and protect soil health is the only certain thing that will ensure farmers' ability to both mitigate and adapt to worsening conditions associated with climate change. California's historic drought provides a dramatic case in point.
I've been an earthworm fan for decades. At my Oakland, California home I dump vegetable scraps into a big plastic bin with worms. Once or twice a year I collect incredibly rich worm compost, teaming with roly-poly bugs (isopods), worms — and billions of critters I can't see. My garden plants love it, and it's free.
In agricultural soils, worms (different kinds, but worms nevertheless) can contribute significantly to soil respiration with a direct and sharp increase in the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released, as the number and length of worm canals increases. It turns out this soil respiration is critical to plant health.
Before you head off to celebrate Valentine's Day dinner with your loved one, take a moment to send some of that love to the hardworking men and women who put all that good, fresh food on your table.
If you're reading this before 11am pacific time on February 13th, you can send a "Thunderclap" valentine to EPA's Gina McCarthy, asking her to take a stand to protect farmworker health. All of the resulting tweets and Facebook posts will appear en masse Friday morning.
As an agroecologist with a keen interest in soil, I'm excited to share that 2015 is the "International Year of Soils." In the coming months, I'll have a chance to dive into an issue that's near and dear to my heart.
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When you think of potatoes, you might think of McDonald's french fries. But what do we know about how those potatoes are grown? Are hazardous pesticides applied? And what might that mean to the health and wellbeing of communities in potato-growing regions?
The fact is, more than 1,750,000 pounds of pesticides were applied to U.S. potatoes in 2012. Topping the list of pesticides of concern, particularly in the potato-growing regions of Minnesota, is the highly hazardous fungicide chlorothalonil (a probable carcinogen). But this is just one of dozens of health-harming chemicals routinely applied in conventional potato production.
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Southampton Martial ArtsRead MoreThe instructors at Southampton Martial Arts prioritize instilling the values of respect, responsibility, and confidence, so that students can be mentally prepared—but not eager—for an aggressive scenario. In addition to tang soo do's strikes and blocks, they draw techniques from krav maga, muay thai kickboxing, jujitsu, and MMA disciplines. The roots of these teachings span from Korea to China, boasting both ancient efficacy and enough adaptability for modern martial arts. The staff adjust their classes to suit all skill levels, and welcome guests aged 5 and up to hone focused punches, kicks, and defensive postures. The gym also features yoga classes for all levels and fitness backgrounds. The instructors guides groups through fluid movements that promote flexibility, core strength, balance, and mental control. They use their years of experience and knowledge to work with students to achieve their fitness goals, whether it be weight loss, muscle gain, definition, or technique. They are located throughout the Philadelphia and Delaware Valley area, with locations in Aston, Southampton, Paoli, Swarthmore and Glen Mills.1810 Wilmington PikeGlen Mills, PA US
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Anytime FitnessRead MoreAnytime Fitness, which boasts more than 1,800 clubs in North America, makes it easier for average folks to etch out time for exercise by doing one simple thing: staying open 24 hours a day for 365 days a year. As fitness seekers challenge themselves on cardio and Hammer Strength machines and hoist Iron Grip free weights in clean, well-stocked facilities, security monitoring ensures they're safe and producing enough sweat to meet official government standards. Members can also ramp up their exercise regimens with the help of Anytime Fitness's staff of personal trainers, who demonstrate moves and sling motivating tips. After workouts, guests can shower in the private restrooms or hop into one of the tanning booths available 24 hours a day.18 Broadway StreetPemberton Township, NJ US
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Saturday, May 17, 2014 from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM (PDT)
When people say, "Memphis blues ain't what it used to be," they haven't heard the Daddy Mack Blues Band. All of its members at one time or another played in the Fieldstones, one of the most talked-about urban blues bands since the 1970s. Led by Mack Orr on lead guitar and vocals, this four-piece group is down-home and funky, and the best band around for cuttin' loose on a Saturday night. Their raw approach is something too often missing in contemporary blues.
We'll be getting together around 8 on Saturday May 17th at the Center for Southern Folklore on Main St. Tickets are 10$ and there will be beer, food, and other beverages available, so come on out and bring some friends!
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Last updated12/02/2015
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- photo, music, and video libraries
- data services
- movement and directional sensor
- HD720P (720x1280)
- WVGA (480x800)
- WXGA (768x1280)
Supported languages (11)
Deutsch English Español (España, alfabetización internacional) suomi français italiano 日本語 português (Brasil) русский 中文(简体) 中文(繁體)
Let's roll! Guide a cute little monkey encased in a transparent ball to victory by tilting and rolling him through a variety of slopes and turns. You must navigate a large variety of obstacle courses to reach goal lines within set time limits. Collect as many bananas as you can along the way and you'll be able to increase your remaining lives. Play through five worlds and 110 stages, designed to be fun for both first-time players and long-time Super Monkey Ball fans. Enjoy rich 3D graphics with an easy-to-master control system that utilizes the accelerometer inside your device. Insanely fun and addicting!
22/03/2015Unplayable controls. Do not buy. Super Monkey Ball 2 has fast superior controls and more features, buy that instead.
17/03/2015Absolutely ******* ****, the controls don't even work on it, I tried to go forward and I had to tilt my whole phone forward and in a slant🙊
16/06/2014On a lumia 710 this game was impossible, have to hold the phone at an unfeasible angle in order to not die immediately. Wouldn't waste my money
01/05/2014Agreed.For less than 80p we can play one of the best handheld games ever released for windows phone.30 levels of fun and frustration,because it gets tough late on. A must buy for SMB fans!
21/04/2014Can someone buy me a full game
04/04/2014What is wrong with you people, im convinced after reading alot of game reviews that alot of wp users are special or something. This game is amazing. The graphics are tasty the Gameplay is delicious, and the controls' are brilliant. For you slow(special ones) turn the phone very slow to control the monkey. After afew goes i found the gameplay absolutely Flawless. Well done developers you have ported this brillianty. Ignore bad reviews its called clammy hands.
31/03/2014Absolute ****
09/02/2014An abomination of a port. The graphics and content are fine, but the gyro controls are ridiculously sluggish and as a result, much of the game is impossible, no matter how careful you are. Why weren't touch controls offered, like the Nintendo DS version? An utter waste of money. Don't bother.
05/02/2014Bag o **** :-S
23/11/2013I used to love these games but this i a disgrace. The controls don't work i don't no how to control it


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The Wacom Input Driver Gets Enhanced With Linux 3.17
The input subsystem pull request has been submitted for the Linux 3.17 merge window.
8 August 2014 - Input - 1 Comment
Rockchip Publishes A DRM Driver For Their SoCs
Separate from the new DRM driver to be found in Linux 3.17 that was written about earlier, there's another new DRM driver published this week that has yet to hit the mainline Linux kernel.
8 August 2014 - Rockchip DRM - 8 Comments
LowRISC: Trying To Bring Fully Open Hardware In A High Risk World
LowRISC is a new venture that's "open to the core" with a goal of producing fully open hardware systems.
8 August 2014 - lowRISC - 4 Comments
Input Drivers Get Renewed For Linux 3.17
The HID (Human Interface Device) pull request was sent in this morning for the Linux 3.17 merge window.
6 August 2014 - HID - 2 Comments
The GPLv3 GPU Is Now Available
The GPLGPU is now available, a GPLv3-licensed Verilog design for a 2D/3D graphics engine.
3 August 2014 - GPLGPU - 27 Comments
Belkin's WRT54G Router Successor Is Crap On The Software Front So Far
Belkin revived the Linksys WRT54G in a new 802.11ac model earlier this year and one of its selling points has been the OpenWRT support as what made the WRT54G legendary. However, OpenWRT developers and fans are yet to be satisfied by this new router.
1 August 2014 - WRT1900AC - 21 Comments
Linux Developers Jump Quickly On ACPI 5.1, Helps Out ARM
Fresh off the release of ACPI 5.1 by the UEFI Forum, Linux developers are updating their support against this latest revision to the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface. In particular, ACPI 5.1 is supposed to help out ARM.
24 July 2014 - ACPI 5.1 - 12 Comments
Eric Anholt Makes Progress With Broadcom VC4 Graphics Driver
One month ago Linux developer Eric Anholt left Intel to work at Broadcom. Eric, a long-time contributor to the open-source Linux graphics stack, is now tasked at Broadcom with developing a DRM driver and Mesa/Gallium3D driver for Broadcom's "VC4" graphics hardware, which is found within the Raspberry Pi.
23 July 2014 - Raspberry Pi Driver - 10 Comments
Raspberry Pi B+ ARM Debian Benchmarks
Available from OpenBenchmarking.org are some tests of the brand new Raspberry Pi B+ ARM system.
22 July 2014 - Raspberry Pi B+ - 8 Comments
EFF Aims To Launch An Open Wireless Router
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is today announcing a new Open Wireless Router initiative today at the HOPE X conference.
21 July 2014 - CeroWRT - 39 Comments
The DragonBox Pyra Moves Closer As OpenPandora Successor
Michael Mozrek gave a presentation recently about his work as the project lead on the DragonBox Pyra, the slated replacement to the Open Pandora handheld Linux game system.
20 July 2014 - DragonBox Pyra - 20 Comments
MicroXwin Creators Have A PC That Runs Debian & Android Together
The company behind MicroXwin, a kernel-based X Windows implementation that claims to be the smallest and fastest X implementation, has come up with a unified Linux distribution that runs Android and Debian/Ubuntu applications simultaneously.
19 July 2014 - Debian + Android - 15 Comments
ARM MPD Still Not Doing Open Drivers; ARM Vendors Hiding Behind Linaro
Luc Verhaegen is out with another insightful blog post about ARM's "Midgard" architecture, ARM MPD still being rather closed-up, cites a recent Q/A about ARM's Jem Davies commenting on Linux drivers, and how ARM vendors hide behind Linaro.
16 July 2014 - ARM Graphics - 15 Comments
Raspberry Pi B+ - Still Slow, But A Small Improvement
The Raspberry Pi Foundation announced today the launch of the Raspberry Pi Model B+ as the final evolution of the original RPi board while still costing $35 USD.
14 July 2014 - Raspberry Pi B+ - 43 Comments
ARM's 64-bit Juno Platform Should Be Quite Exciting
Announced yesterday by ARM was their Juno development platform as the first "open" development board for 64-bit ARM with its ARMv8 instruction set.
3 July 2014 - Juno - 16 Comments
High Risk Security Hole Discovered In Qualcomm's GPU Driver
Rob Clark, the developer employed by Red Hat who has near single-handedly been developing Freedreno as a reverse-engineered, open-source GPU driver for Qualcomm's Adreno graphics hardware, made a big discovery. Rob was playing around with the Amazon Fire TV that boasts a Qualcomm SoC and runs on the Qualcomm proprietary graphics driver when discovering a "high risk" security issue.
24 June 2014 - FireTV - 3 Comments
Raspberry Pi DRM+Gallium3D Driver Makes Great Progress In One Week
Last week Eric Anholt left Intel's Linux graphics driver team to go work for Broadcom developing a VC4 DRM/KMS and Gallium3D driver for the GPU that supports the Raspberry Pi.
22 June 2014 - Broadcom VC4 - 5 Comments
Russia To Replace AMD/Intel CPUs With 64-bit ARM Hardware
I heard a few days ago when getting into Russia from a contact that the Kremlin was looking to get rid of AMD and Intel CPUs on the basis that they're manufactured in the United States. That information has now been publicly announced and it appears they want to replace the AMD/Intel hardware with 64-bit ARM designs.
21 June 2014 - Government PCs - 78 Comments
Logitech Isn't Yet Fully Supporting Linux
While more computer peripheral companies are paying attention to Linux -- especially gaming device related manufacturers -- in the age of Linux-based Steam Machines and SteamOS, not all are completely on-board quite yet. Logitech has shown some signs of Linux interest and support in the past, but they aren't yet committing to providing Linux support for all of their products.
20 June 2014 - Logitech Linux - 18 Comments
ALSA 1.0.28 Released
A new update to the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture (ALSA) is finally available.
18 June 2014 - ALSA - 8 Comments
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Greek Yellow Split Pea Purée, or Fava, is a creamy, healthy and comforting side to your favorite Greek main dish.#13277
Chocolate Chile Cake In A Jar: bake in a jar, frost in a jar, eat out of a jar.#13275
Mini quiche with maple, bacon, and fresh thyme from a 5 course maple-themed dinner party.#13273
This pasta takes less than fifteen minutes to make! Perfect for those busy weeknights#13272
Chocolate Pudding ! No milk, no butter, no cream & takes less than 5 minutes to make… smooth, silky & very chocolaty!! Vegan too!#13270
Chocolate Souffle - a classic recipe where you can freeze the batter a week in advance and just bake before a special ocassion#13269
Baked Eggs with Corned Beef Hash - a simple and satisfying meal, great anytime of day!#13267
These potato wedges have a light, spicy coating and are delicious served with mint raita.#13266
How to make saffron consommé out of home-made chicken stock and a recipe for tortellini, a typical Italian pasta filled with pork, mortadella, prosciutto and Parmigiano Reggiano.#13265
A Pumpkin Roundup! 14 delicious pumpkin recipes including these scones, whoopie pies, granola bars, bread, pancakes, fudge & more! :)
Slow roasted caramelized tomatoes - an easy way to preserve the last bits of summer sweetness!#13260
Blueberry Marbled Bundt Cake ~ Make the best out of the seasons final blueberries!#13257
Salmon Potato Chowder with all the creamy savory flavor you expect, but with fewer calories than the traditional version.#13255
Mini Zucchini and Goat Cheese Tarts: a savory treat, made with purchased pie dough for an even faster path to enjoyment#13252
Tons of zucchini slices were delicately layered in a super healthy whole wheat crust and held together by a light and cheesy "flan". That's courgettes looking their best!#13248
Pumpkin Brown Butter Cupcakes - Moist and flavorful with a wonderful pumpkin aroma; dipped in a sweet brown butter icing.#13245
Rocky Road Bark ~ A no-bake, 3 ingredient recipe that only takes 20 minutes to make from start to finish.#13244
Lavash is a perfect canvas for whatever is in your garden (or at your farmer's market)#13240
Roasted Tomato and Gouda Strudel. Not your ordinary strudel. Perfect for tonight's dinner or lunch
Ginger Scallion Soba Noodle Salad - one last light & fresh meal before the heat of summer is gone.#13237
Healthy and delicious mint chocolate "ice cream" with only four ingredients!#13236
Stacked Roasted Vegetable Enchiladas-easy vegetarian enchiladas that freeze well.#13235
A classic, made lighter: Batter-Free Fish Tacos w/ Pico de Gallo, Salted Cabbage & Lime Crema#13234
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17 guys have made 500+ 3s over last 4 seasons. Only 5 of 'em have shot > 40%: Curry, Klay, Korver, Redick ... Danny Green. Elite of elite.
17 guys have made 500+ 3s over last 4 seasons. Only 5 of 'em have shot > 40%: Curry, Klay, Korver, Redick ... Danny Green. Elite of elite.
LaMarcus Aldridge going to San Antonio is as predictable as an awkward Pop between-quarters interview.
Trades, like signings, can't be "made" until July 9, but Spurs find home for Splitter with Hawks agreeing to take on Tiago salary via trade
James Harden was part of the recruiting dinner for LaMarcus Aldridge last night. Says a lot about how front office feels about him.
Sources: Danny Green has agreed to a 4 year, $45 million deal with the Spurs
My family & I are extremely happy 2 continue being a Net. Thanks 2 all of my fam, friends, & fans 4 ur support. The GRIND doesn't stop here.
Rockets recap from last night: Met with LaMarcus Aldridge, McHale reached out to Pat Beverley, expressed interest in retaining Corey Brewer.
Also, 6 teams are interested in KJ McDaniels and no word on the market for Josh Smith as yet.
Hearing Bulls swingman Jimmy Butler is leaning strongly toward taking the five-year, $90 mil max Chicago offered as opposed to shorter deal
Sobering new NBA reality: Goran Dragic, Khris Middleton & Al-Farouq Aminu just got combined deals=$200 million. Combined All-Star berths=0.
On being traded 4 times in less than 1 week: "I really just said, 'Eh, let me know at the end of the day what happened.' My wife would get a funny picture from somebody and show me to kind of keep me updated." (via Mike & Mike)
After Orlando offered a max 4-year, $80M offer, Paul Millsap canceled other meetings. "If he leaves Atlanta, that's huge, and it helps put Orlando back on the map," said ESPN's Chris Broussard.
The deal would be worth 3 years, $15M, league sources tell ESPN's Marc Stein. "He likes the familiarity of the situation and the franchise has been good to him," a source told ESPN's Jeff Goodman.
Bulls free agency plan was simple this summer: Bring back Butler and Dunleavy. Find another backup guard. They are well on their way.
Bulls and Mike Dunleavy agree to a new 3-year contract worth $15 million. (via @GoodmanESPN) pic.twitter.com/OiRXZpumGV
ESPN's Tom Haberstroh said the Heat signing Dragic "is huge, because they did not sign him to the max." The extra money will help with Dwyane Wade, plus Dragic is a "great player. One of the best finishing guards in the NBA."
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ESPN's Chris Broussard said it's probably a 2-team race: "The Knicks have a great pitch, 'Hey, come to the East, you can dominate.' ... Realistically it's Dallas and the Lakers."
So to update: Dragic in, Deng in, Winslow drafted, Bosh on track for healthy return, Whiteside locked in for next season. It's on Wade now.
Sources: @Paulmillsap4 met w/Orlando last night, was offered Mac 4 yr, $80 million deal. Millsap will decide Btwn ATL & Orl.
Dragic accepts deal that averages $18 million a year from Heat. He could have signed for average of $22 million. D-Wade now on deck
I'll be on @SportsCenter here to talk the latest in free agency... ESPN2!
Dragic signing for below max ($90M vs. $108M) could be huge for luxury tax bill and Wade's chances at getting max 1-year.
ESPN sources say Goran Dragic has a five-year, $90 million deal from the Miami Heat
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Daft Punk has always been one of dance music's most flexible -- and accessible -- acts, spanning the relentless pulse of Homework and the lush, sprawling Discovery with a distinctive wit and playfulness that made fans of electronic music diehards and indie rockers alike. Though the long-awaited Human After All retains that playfulness, it's the duo's simplest album, which oddly enough, makes it their most difficult to embrace at first. Human After All was made in six weeks, and sounds like it -- and not always in a good way: the quick-and-dirty recording process and limited palette of grainy synths, vocoders, and guitars do lend a stripped-down, spontaneous feel, but just as often, this minimal approach feels like it's supporting minimal ideas. Most of Human After All's tracks concentrate on one or two heavily repeated motifs, giving some of the tracks the feeling of demos copied and pasted to a full song length (even more uncharitably, you could say that they sound like parts of a Daft Punk beats-and-loops construction kit). "Steam Machine," for example, starts off strong with a low-slung, low-rent drum machine beat and aptly hissy whispering, but fails to do much over the course of five minutes. Repetition and simplicity, or at least a certain kind of innocence, have been at the heart of Daft Punk's music since the beginning, but this formula doesn't always work on Human After All; this is particularly true on the album's softer songs, "Make Love" and "Emotion," both of which are pretty and evocative, but never quite pack the emotional punch that they threaten to. And though Human After All's linear quality is superficially like the duo's more danceable work, many of the tracks are too slow to ignite the dancefloor (however, "Television Rules the Nation"'s robotic, "Smoke on the Water" meets "Iron Man" guitar riff nails the cleverly stupid vibe that doesn't always connect on the rest of the album). All of this makes the album something of an odd beast, and the baffled reactions of some fans -- some of whom suggested that Human After All was a fake album by the band made to foil digital piracy when it leaked several months before its official release date -- is understandable. Daft Punk aren't responsible for their listeners' expectations, but they release music so rarely that this low-res album with just ten songs (or nine, if you don't count the 19-second channel-surfing blip that is "On/Off") does, initially, feel like a disappointment. However, Human After All's best tracks do make the duo's somewhat confounding aesthetic choices work: "The Brainwasher"'s trippy opening and mischievous riffs have a real sense of tension and momentum; "Robot Rock" takes Discovery's guitar worship even further, forging it into cybernetic metal; and the irresistible "Technologic," with its catchy technobabble and cheap-and-cheerful disco beat, feels like the next evolution of tracks like "Teachers" and "Harder, Faster, Better, Stronger." Since the album is on a smaller scale than Daft Punk's previous albums, it's not surprising that its pleasures are smaller too. The way that the synth, guitar, and vocoder lines blur into mecha-orga unity on the oddly bittersweet title track, and the way that the schaffel beat on "Prime Time of Your Life" gradually overtakes the song, eventually speeding up and devouring it, may not change the way listeners think about music the way that Discovery or Homework did, but that doesn't make them any less enjoyable. Human After All ends up being just not-bad (a first for Daft Punk); that may be hard to accept for fans that demand nothing less than brilliance from them, but just because it isn't an instant classic doesn't mean that it's totally unworthy, either. Heather Phares, All Music Guide
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