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Licaon, I can't reproduce the corruption you're seeing on the VC-1 (WMV) test clip using qvdpautest (nor MPlayer), using essentially the same GPU. I don't recall anyone else reporting this corruption. Perhaps you have flakey hardware, e.g. a bad power-supply or something?
Re: The 8600 GT issue on the 3D Stereo H.264 Lossless video: (a) I can't download the file because I can't access file-sharing sites; can you please upload it to the NVIDIA File drop mentioned in the sticky post. (b) Judging by your description of the file, VDPAU probably doesn't support this format. However, we still shouldn't crash. When you say your system restarts, do you mean that the X server exits and restarts, the entire system restarts (you see the BIOS boot screen), or something else? Does the system hang at all before this happens? If so, how long? Thanks.
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They measure approx. 3.75" high x 3.5" wide x 2.5" deep. They are three-dimensional in form (not flat), with very beautiful detail.
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Division of Physical Chemistry
Mission statement and major goals of the Division
The EuCheMS Division of Physical Chemistry aims to strengthen the interaction of physical chemists throughout Europe.
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News & Current Activities
NEW: General Assembly of EuCheMS Physical Chemistry Division 2015
September 15, 2015, 12:00-14:00, Catania, Italy. The General Assembly will be held during the 1st European Conference on Physical and Theoretical Chemistry. The exact location will be assigned later.
Details on the conference can be found at: http://www.dipchi.unict.it/1st_european_conference/index.html
NEW: EuCheMS Physical Chemistry Conferences
6th European Conference on Applications of Femtosecond Lasers in Materials Science (FemtoMat 2015)
March 15-17, 2015
Mauterndorf (Austria)
Registration and submission of contributions: Link
Further Information (pdf-File)
Bunsen-Meeting 2015
Main Topic: "Solvation Science"
May 14-16, 2015
Bochum (Germany)
Further information (Link)
1st European Conference on Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
September 14-18, 2015 (note the recently revised dates for this conference)
University of Catania, Sicily (Italy)
Details see: http://www.dipchi.unict.it/1st_european_conference/index.html
Support of Scientific Conferences
The EuCheMS Division of Physical Chemistry provides support for scientific meetings (conferences/workshops) which are devoted to current topics in Physical Chemistry and related interdisciplinary topics. This requires a formal review procedure, where details can be found in the following document:
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Chair, Division of Physical Chemistry (Term until 2017)
Professor Eckart Ruehl (Freie Universität Berlin, Germany)
Email: Eckart Ruehl
Vice-Chair (Term until 2017)
Salvatore Coluccia (Universita degli Studi di Torino, Italy)
Email: Salvatore Coluccia
Members of Steering Committee (Term until 2017)
Prof. K. Al-Shamery (Oldenburg, Germany)
Prof. T. Bürgi (Geneva, Switzerland)
Prof. S. Coluccia (Torino, Italy)
Prof. G. Grampp (Graz, Austria)
Prof. G. Hutchings (Cardiff, UK)
Prof. W. Kautek (Vienna, Austria)
Prof. B. Linholm-Sethson (Sweden)
Prof. E. Rühl (Berlin, Germany)
Prof. D. Velic (Bratislava, Slovak Republic)
Previous Activties
1st Erwin Schrödinger Symposium 2014
of the Erwin Schrödinger Society for Nanosciences "Two Dimensional Nanostructures", 26 - 28 November 2014
Natural History Museum of Vienna, Vienna, Austria
Registration & Poster Submission: Link to Conference Site
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Gas Phase Model Systems for Catalysis – GPMC 2014
Date: April 07-09, 2014
Location: Stadthaus Ulm, Ulm (Germany)
Organizer: Prof. Dr. Thorsten Bernhardt (University of Ulm)
Further Information: https://www.uni-ulm.de/nawi/gpmc.html
European Symposium on Current Challenges in Supramolecular Artificial Photosynthesis
Date: March 10-13, 2014
Location: Jena (Germany)
Organizer: Prof. Dr. Benjamin Dietzek (University Jena, Germany)
Workshop on "Trends in Chemical Physics in XXI Century"
June 6-7, 2013, University of Vienna, Chemistry Department, Währinger Str. 42, A-1090 Vienna, room 2124. Local organizer: Prof. Dr. W. Kautek
Discussion of outstanding issues in physical chemistry:
(i) Physics of elementary chemical processes
(ii) Chemical physics of production and conversion of energy
(iii) Physical-organic chemistry and chemical physics of new and composite materials
(iv) Chemical physics for medicine and biology
(v) Chemical physics of production and usage of hydrocarbon resources
(vi) Chemical physics - new methods of investigation
(vii) Chemical physics of the atmosphere and hydrosphere
2013 Meeting of EuCheMS Physical Chemistry Division:
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe (Germany) 09.05.2013, 13:00 - 15:00, Location: Engesser Str. 15, Room 127 (Building 30.45, 1st floor, "Dekanat Chemie")
Guests are welcome to join!!!
2013 EuCheMS Physical Chemistry Conference:
Karlsruhe (Germany): 09.-11.05.2013 together with Bunsen-Meeting 2013.
All fields of Physical Chemistry are covered. Speical Topic: "Theory Meets Spectroscopy".
Further Information at: http://www.bunsen.de/bunsen/en/bunsentagung2013.html
EuCheMS Conference on Physical Chemistry: FemtoMat 5 Mauterndorf (Austria) 17.-20.02.2013.
Book of Abstracts
Further information at: http://www.esg-nano.ac.at/en/events.html
More information is obtained from Prof. Dr. W. Kautek (Univ. Vienna): wolfgang.kautek(at)univie.ac.at
2012 Meeting of the Steering Committee of the Physical Chemistry Division during the EuCheMS-Conference in Prague: Sunday, August 26, 2012, 11:00-13:00, Location: Institute of Chemistry, Faculty of Science, Charles University, Hlavova 8, Prague 2. Guests are welcome to join!
First EuCheMS Physical Chemistry Divsion event (June 2011)
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By airing some misgivings about a possible bid for Foxtel shareholder Consolidated Media by Seven Group, Australia's competition watchdog may be drawing a line in the sand. The underlying message: It's uncomfortable allowing mergers between pay-TV companies and their free-to-air rivals.
Such a position would have big implications for other potential deals in Australia's ever-changing media landscape, particularly if companies with an interest in cable TV such as Telstra and News Corp, publisher of The Wall Street Journal, consider deals with privately held Nine Network or listed companies Ten Network Holdings, Seven Group and Seven West Media.
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Australian billionaire James Packer's Consolidated Media Holdings has squashed media reports that it is considering a sale of its 25% interest in pay television provider Foxtel.
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Australian casino mogul James Packer has moved to sell out of his pay-television interests to pursue a merger of his casino company Crown with rival casino business Echo Entertainment Group, the Herald Sun newspaper reported Thursday.
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Add tomatoes, parsley, onions, cucumber, radishes, cheese, mint and lemon peel to bulgur. Stir to combine. Whisk oil and lemon juice in medium bowl to blend. Season dressing to taste with salt and pepper. Add all but 2 tablespoons dressing to bulgur mixture. Toss to combine. Season tabbouleh to taste with salt and pepper.
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Canada November Employment, Earnings and Hours Report (Text)
Jan. 30 (Bloomberg) -- The following is the text of Canada's employment, earnings, and hours report for November released by Statistics Canada.
Average weekly earnings of non-farm payroll employees were $911 in November, up 0.5% from the previous month. On a year-over-year basis, earnings increased 3.2%.
The 3.2% increase in earnings during the 12 months to November reflects a number of factors, including wage growth, changes in composition of employment by industry, occupation and level of job experience, as well as average hours worked per week. In November, non-farm payroll employees worked an average of 33.2 hours per week, up from 33.1 the month before and 32.9 in November 2011.
Average weekly earnings by sector
Year-over-year growth in average weekly earnings outpaced the national average in five of the largest industrial sectors: construction; accommodation and food services; professional, scientific and technical services; public administration; and educational services.
Average weekly earnings in construction increased 6.6% in the 12 months to November to $1,172, with gains spread across all industries within the sector.
In accommodation and food services, weekly earnings rose 4.6% to $373, led by growth in full-service restaurants and limited-service eating places.
Weekly earnings in professional scientific and technical services increased 4.5% to $1,274. The most notable growth occurred in architectural, engineering and related services; computer systems design and related services; as well as legal services.
Average weekly earnings in public administration increased 4.1% in November to $1,167, with gains among all levels of government.
In educational services, weekly earnings rose 3.9% to $989, with the largest growth among universities.
Average weekly earnings up in every province
Average weekly earnings of non-farm payroll employees increased in every province in the 12 months to November. The largest growth rates were in Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan.
In Newfoundland and Labrador, average weekly earnings increased 5.4% from 12 months earlier to $941, the highest year-over-year growth rate among the provinces. The growth in earnings was most notable in construction; manufacturing; and administrative and support services. Average weekly earnings in Newfoundland and Labrador were the second highest in the country after Alberta.
Average weekly earnings in Nova Scotia were $817 in November, up 4.6% from November 2011. Despite a year-over-year growth rate above the national average since August, earnings in this province continue to be among the lowest in the country.
In Saskatchewan, average weekly earnings rose 3.7% in the 12 months to November to $931. The main contributors to this increase were accommodation and food services; mining, quarrying and oil and gas extraction as well as finance and insurance.
Earnings were still highest in Alberta at $1,086, a 3.4% increase from November 2011.
Non-farm payroll employment by sector
Total non-farm payroll employment edged up 3,100 in November, following a decline of 14,800 the previous month.
In November, the number of payroll employees increased in administrative and support services; public administration; and mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction. At the same time, there were small declines in real estate and rental and leasing as well as professional, scientific and technical services.
On a year-over-year basis, payroll employment rose by 228,400 (+1.5%).
Among all sectors, mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction continued to post the highest 12-month growth rate in payroll employment at 8.3%. Growth was also strong in construction (+4.6%) as well as transportation and warehousing (+3.3%). The most notable declines were in forestry, logging and support services (-6.5%) and utilities (-3.2%).
Note to readers
The Survey of Employment, Payrolls and Hours (SEPH) is a business census of non-farm payroll employees. Its key objective is to provide a monthly portrait of the level of earnings, the number of jobs and hours worked by detailed industry at the national, provincial and territorial level.
Estimates of average weekly earnings and hours are based on a sample and are therefore subject to sampling variability. Payroll employment estimates are based on a census of administrative data and are not subject to sampling variability.
Statistics Canada also produces employment estimates from its monthly Labour Force Survey (LFS). The LFS is a household survey, the main objective of which is to divide the working-age population into three mutually exclusive groups: the employed (including the self-employed), unemployed and not in the labour force. This survey is the official source for the unemployment rate and collects data on the socio-demographic characteristics of all those in the labour market.
As a result of conceptual and methodological differences, estimates of changes from SEPH and LFS do differ from time to time. However, the trends in the data are quite similar.
Unless otherwise stated, this release presents seasonally adjusted data, which facilitates comparisons by removing the effects of seasonal variations. For more information on seasonal adjustment, see Seasonal adjustment and identifying economic trends (http://www5.statcan.gc.ca/bsolc/olc-cel/colc-cel?catno=11-010-X201000311141&lang=fra) .
Non-farm payroll employment data are for all hourly and salaried employees, as well as the "other employees" category, which includes piece-rate and commission-only employees.
Average weekly hours data are for hourly and salaried employees only and exclude businesses that could not be classified to a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code.
All earnings data include overtime pay and exclude businesses that could not be classified to a NAICS code. Earnings data are based on gross taxable payroll before source deductions.
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With each release, data for the current reference month are subject to revision. Data have been revised for the previous month. Users are encouraged to request and use the most up-to-date data for each month.
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I exercise 3-4 times per week.
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Most of my reading is work and school related, but I love all of the Christian Bale Batman films, Forrest Gump, anything with Will Ferrell, the History Channel, Family Guy, and watch the playoffs and championships in most sports.
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my ancestry is Irish, English, Native American and German.
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God doesn't demand gratitude, but does deserve it
In order to get the most out of this article on this Thanksgiving weekend, it would help to read the biblical account in Luke 17:11-19, to witness how Jesus healed 10 lepers, but only one was gracious and appreciative enough to say thank you.
It is a wonderful account of God extending his grace to 10 persons stricken with an incurable disease called leprosy and nine of the 10 failed to say thank you.
To put this parable in proper context, try to imagine, if you will, the miserable life of one with leprosy. Imagine the heartbreak of being completely cut off from society and the only company you are allowed to keep is with other people suffering from the same debilitating sickness. Imagine not being able to work a job, play with your children, shop at the local supermarkets or worship with your spiritual family and friends. Imagine the emotional anguish of not being able to have dinner with your family and friends this Thanksgiving.
No, I am not trying to spoil your appetite for the leftovers from the Thanksgiving meal; however, I am attempting to provide evidence to show it is possible for us to have an ungrateful attitude and unappreciative spirit.
There is a powerful lesson for us to learn from the behavior of this one leper, especially those of us who have been the benefactor of many blessings from God over the years (i.e.: a loving family, good friends, a paying job, a reasonable measure of health, a place to live, food on the table and the breath of life).
Evidently, Jesus was expecting all 10 of the lepers to return to express their appreciation for delivering them from their lousy, lonely and left-out conditions. He says, "Were not all 10 lepers cleaned? Where are the other nine?" (Luke 17:17)
Unfortunately, today the percentages still are the same. You can divide the church into two categories when it comes to giving thanksgiving to God: 90 percent of people take things for granted and 10 percent of people take things with gratitude. Blessed people of God, God does not demand that we thank him, but he is aware and pleased when we do.
Therefore, as you continue to sit around the dining table looking into the familiar faces of family and friends, while feasting on your favorite home-cooked meals, don't forget to thank God for his unmatched mercy and amazing grace.
Happy Thanksgiving!
The Rev. Charlie Cross is pastor of Alexander Chapel AME Church in Evansville.
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Taking the back off a digi test?
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Kelley & S married since 1.19.11
J[6] E[2] & Blythe[4.4.2014]
TTC for 13 months w/ PCOS Clomid #3 BFP!!
I agree with the PP. Digis always have 2 lines. They look for LH and hCG so you can't read the lines on the tests - you will probably always have 2 lines on a digi test.
In fact, you shouldn't take any test apart. Great tests like a FRERs can give a pink evap line or the indent line can show up easier when you take them out of the casing. The test dries too fast and causes the evap or the indent just shows up when it shouldn't without the casing. Don't take tests apart! Lol.
Also, don't test tonight with the FRER. First morning urine will be best for most women for HPTs because it's the longest urine hold of the day with limited to no fluids in between. This urine has the highest concentration of hCG to give you a nice dark +. HTH and GL!
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an open digi is useless and meaningless
^what Rosey said.
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