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In February, German alpinist Robert Jasper opened an exciting new four-pitch M12 WI5 trad mixed-climb on the Breitwangflue wall above Kandersteg, Switzerland. Jasper's route—Ritter der Kokosnuß (Monty Python and the Holy Grail)—is the direct line next to Jasper's Flying Circus (the world's first M10), which he established in 1998. The route has a crux pitch of naturally protected M12 climbing (using pegs, nuts, and friends), an M9 pitch and then finishes with a WI5 pitch. For the full story of Jasper's Ritter der Kokosnuß, click here.
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Harvey Mackay: 10 stories of persistence include Buddy Holly, Chuck Yeager and the inventor of Monopoly
In 1935, Charles Darrow brought his board game invention to Parker Brothers. The experts at Parker Brothers rejected the game, Monopoly, for "containing fifty-two fundamental errors."
The persistent Charles Darrow had spent the year after his rejection demonstrating the potential success of the game by selling numerous editions of the board game himself. Ironically, in 1936, Darrow was well-received by the embarrassed Parker Brothers, which eventually helped make the unemployed heating engineer from Germantown, Pa., a multi-millionaire.
Since that time, more than 100 million copies of Monopoly have been sold in 31 countries. Each year Parker Brother prints more than $40 billion worth of Monopoly money – more than twice the amount printed annually by the U.S. Mint. Monopoly's success has produced 3.2 billion of those little green houses, enough to circle the globe.
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Charles Darrow was hardly the first or last person who showed persistence and had a strong belief in his product. Many famous Americans have packed up their product and sold it out of the trunk of their car.
Phil Knight, founder of Nike, sold his first shoes from the trunk of his green Plymouth Valiant.
Curt Carlson, founder of Carlson, owner of the world's largest travel company, Radisson Hotels and TGI Fridays restaurants ( although the restaurant chain is expected to be sold next month), sold his first Gold Bond trading stamps out of his car.
Wayne Dyer wrote his first book, "Your Erroneous Zones" in 1976. He told me that when his publisher didn't want to promote the book, he felt so strongly that he decided to sell it himself. Dyer purchased the remaining copies and drove from New York to California, stopping at bookstores along the way and sleeping in the car. He also did as much media as he could. One night while doing a 2 a.m. radio interview, one of the listeners was Johnny Carson. He booked Dyer on "The Tonight Show," and the rest is history. Dyer has since sold more than 35 million copies of "Your Erroneous Zones" and written more than 30 other books.

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I don't mean to pick on you Anoochit, but it seems like there is still some confusion despite a the art team sending out a few clarifications on the theme voting (maybe they only reached the art list):
- the vote is over. - Solar won. - we are not accepting votes by email, but the vote is over anyway. - the vote was only open to art group members. So please, stop sending "votes"! :) The election is over. Thanks! ~m


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Inysue McDaniel Dye
Inysue McDaniel Dye, 90, died January 9, 2012 at home with her two sons in Austin, Texas. Services will be held Friday, January 13th at 11 a.m. at Cook-Walden Capital Parks Mausoleum Chapel in Pflugerville, Texas.
Inysue McDaniel was born a twin on January 29, 1921 in Felt, Oklahoma. Mrs. Dye graduated from Felt High School and attended Panhandle State University in Goodwell, Oklahoma. She went to Beauty College in Amarillo, Texas and established the Twinette Beauty Salon in Boise City, Oklahoma with her twin sister, Inalue.
Mrs. Dye met the love of her life, Josiah Eugene Dye, and they were married on January 1, 1946 in Clayton, New Mexico. Her husband had been a member of the Air Force since the onset of World War II and his military career took them around the world until they retired to Wichita Falls, Texas in 1963. Mrs. Dye lived in Wichita Falls until 2006 when her beloved husband passed away and she moved to Austin, Texas.
While her primary life focus was on maintaining a loving environment for her husband and three children, Mrs. Dye had a keen interest in crafts, particularly ceramics. She owned her own ceramic kiln and often conducted craft classes at church. She was a member of Faith Baptist Church in Wichita Falls for decades.
Mrs. Dye is survived by her three children, daughter, Connie J. Dye of Kingwood, Texas; son, Larry J. Dye of Mesa, Arizona; and a son, Dennis R. Dye of Austin, Texas; twin sister, Inalue James of Dalhart, Texas; sister, Fern Allen of Amarillo, Texas; and a granddaughter, Mandy Lee Dye of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She was predeceased by her grandson, Jeffrey J. Dye.
The family will receive friends from 5 until 6 p.m., Thursday, January 12th at Cook- Walden Capital Parks in Pflugerville, Texas.
The family requests that, in lieu of flowers, memorials be made to the Jeffrey J. Dye Leadership Foundation, 14319 Jennave Lane, Austin, Texas 78728.
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CNN Business Reporter Links Rising Corn Costs to Ethanol
YouŌĆÖre going to need a few extra bucks to pay for those corn flakes every morning.
CNNŌĆÖs senior business correspondent Ali Velshi let viewers in on an underreported fact about rising commodities prices: the government mandate for ethanol production is making corn and other agricultural products more expensiveŌĆömaking inflation a top priority for Americans.
ŌĆ£Several years ago, we made some decisions about how corn is going to be used to make ethanol, which is added to our gasoline,ŌĆØ said Velshi on "American Morning" April 4. ŌĆ£A number of people think that that was meant to reduce our dependency on crude oil. What is does is it takes what is fundamentally a food source and makes it into a gasoline source. ThatŌĆÖs caused corn to go up.ŌĆØ
He went on to explain that in the recent food commodities surge, which includes products like wheat, soybeans and rice, corn has gone up to $6 a bushelŌĆömaking everything from animal feed to cereal more expensive.
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Anchor Alina Cho pointed out that high fructose corn syrup also sends the price of soda up and Velshi pointed out that the price surge would also affect other products like dairy, chicken and beef.
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The April 7 issue of Time magazine slammed ethanol mandates for contributing to increases in global crop prices and for devastating the environment. Reporter Michael Grunwald said rising prices are ŌĆ£spurring a dramatic expansion of Brazilian agriculture, which is invading the Amazon (rainforest) at an increasingly alarming rate.ŌĆØ
But other journalists have forgotten to mention ethanolŌĆÖs effect on commodity prices.
On the March 12 ŌĆ£TodayŌĆØ show, CNBCŌĆÖs Erin Burnett reported on the rising cost of basics like chicken, milk and butter, blaming ŌĆ£energy prices and a weak dollar,ŌĆØ but did not mention government mandated ethanol.
NBCŌĆÖs Lee Cowan didnŌĆÖt mention the ethanol-related cost of animal feed either when reporting on the rising cost of milk on an August 2007 ŌĆ£TodayŌĆØ show.
In addition to a 2005 law requiring 7 billion gallons of ethanol to be mixed into gasoline supply, an energy bill signed by President George W. Bush in December 2007 increased the bio-fuel mandate to 35 billion gallons of ethanol every year.
ŌĆ£[T]hatŌĆÖs not going to do anything to bring down prices at the pump,ŌĆØ Max Schulz, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, told the Business & Media Institute after Bush signed the bill, ŌĆ£and itŌĆÖs also going to have a further kind of serious effect driving agricultural prices higher as well."


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I recently had the opportunity to attend a Senate Education Committee hearing on H.361, the education reform bill before the Legislature. It was a unique experience to sit among the crowd, and hear plaintive, impassioned pleas that clearly fell to one of two categories: for or against school governance change.
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The House Education bill, H.361, is out. This rangy bill covers a considerable number of educational issues, and carries with it many of the ideas that had been raised through House Speaker Shap Smith's education workgroup. Specifically, it bears down on both education spending and governance, proposing a spending cap and an incentive/disincentive approach that aims to move us forward collectively and strike a balance between mandate and self-selection.
The federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), which spawned the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act, is the central linchpin of the federal education agenda. Signed into law in 1965 by Lyndon Johnson, it has set forth federal agendas on education and has been the primary pathway for federal funding to state and local agencies.
As we watch the political and emotional wheels turn before the start of our next legislative session, a familiar reality is emerging on the key educational issues we are facing. Proponents and opponents are lining up on both sides, decrying the data that are surfacing. Similar to the trajectory of the H.883 governance conversation last year, there are challenges ahead as we look to engage in bipartisan dialogue about Vermont's next steps in education on a solid foundation of common ground.
Last month, I wrote about the need for leadership on the educational issues facing Vermont, to address the great divide that exists on many of our most critical decisions. There are growing signs on every level of our educational systems that we must move forward and take action rather than engage in positional debates that further erode the platform from which we need to build a vision for education in Vermont.
The 2014 legislative session has finally come to a close. There were many education-related bills that quietly made their way through the session as the majority of our focus was on H.883, the bill that would have made significant changes to our school governance structure by changing all supervisory unions into consolidated school districts. Following the trajectory of each education bill was challenging, as it seemed that the iterative process didn't necessarily lend itself to logical development.
One of the most promising aspects of Vermont's political and educational landscape is the belief in community and civic engagement. For those coming to this state from elsewhere, it is a powerful realization to see such ardent participation in the health of our communities. It's refreshing to see the public go beyond recrimination to take action and be part of finding solutions.
In the midst of the current educational landscape, the number of reform issues is overwhelming. As new educational leaders enter the field, they find themselves struggling to know who to listen to and where to put their limited leadership capital. Am I pro-Common Core or a charter school proponent? Is this the year to focus on assessment or whole child? In education, we've been drifting along for quite some time shoring our rafts to large ideas that have risen to prominence and receded from view in disturbingly short windows of time.
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1. Finding the App
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Overall, just read the title! You'll know how to use Cydia and find some great applications by the time you're done reading this.
Step 1: How to use Cydia: Finding It
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1. Click the Cydia icon on your Homescreen
You'll see loading while it updates the sources and loads the welcome screen.
NOTE: "How to Use Cydia: A Walkthrough" is sourced from: http://www.appleiphoneapps.com/2008/07/how-to-use-cydia-a-walkthrough/ and another source, for adding sources: http://www.modmyi.com/wiki/index.php/IPhone_3G_Unlock_Guide
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From here if you haven't run Cydia in a while, or this is your first time running, you may get a notice about "Essential upgrades". These are upgrades to the Cydia application itself that may be required for installing new packages and apps:
* Press Upgrade Essential
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* Wait for Complete and press Close Window
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NOTE: After installing essential upgrades, it's always a good idea to restart Cydia to make sure the new packages are reloaded. Repeat Step 1 to open Cydia again (though you probably already guessed that).
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Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
OK well I took a long lunchbreak today to play through the tutorial and tweak the graphics settings to my liking, and now that I'm back at the office, I know that the rest of the work day will be torture. I was blown away by how much more immersive and interesting the initial story phase of the game is when compared to Morrowind, and I was just about to exit the tutorial phase when I had to go back (arrgg).
First off, the character creation system is the best I've ever seen. Your character's appearance is completely tweakable. No more ugly, deformed freak characters like in the last TES game. I spend about 20 minutes playing around with all the different sliders. There are almost TOO many options!
The game throws you into the main plot right away with an excellent scripted sequence featuring Emperor Uriel Septim and his bodyguards. I won't say anything about the story but the voice acting is spectacular. Patrick Stewart is great, of course, but the bodyguards are voiced expertly as well.
You are slowly introduced to the gameplay mechanics by tip popups and simple combat with rather overgrown rats. I had a great deal of fun blasting the nasty things with my fireballs. I spent the rest of the time getting acquainted with the inventory management system, which is at first a little daunting but quickly becomes manageable. After getting my number keys set to the various weapons and spells in my arsenal, I eagerly proceeded through the rest of the tutorial. It's really cool, suffice it to say.
Now, for the graphics performance. First of all the game looks incredible. I haven't seen anything else on the PC that comes close. Textures are very sharp, lighting is very natural looking, character models are great, if I had a single complaint it would be somewhat stiff-looking animation but it's nothing out of the ordinary. I started off running at the default "Ultra High" setting that the game detected for me at 1600x1200, 4xAA, 16xAF, V-Sync & Bloom on. It was a bit choppy at times, especially in combat (when it counts), so I played around with the settings until I settled on simply turning off AA, which increased performance very noticably. I didn't notice any IQ difference without AA but that's probably because I was lurking through dark dungeons and sewers the whole time. I didn't FRAPs it but my estimate is that the game stayed above 40fps or so the whole time with AA off, and probably dipped into the teens with it on 4x. Basically I would describe 0x as "silky smooth" and 4x as "borderline unplayable" but maybe I'm just picky. ;) Changing resolutions did not make a readily apparent difference. I left most of the in-game video options at their default levels, with the exception of the distant sliders for objects, etc. I haven't been outside yet to see what kind of impact those have on performance.
So far the game runs great and looks incredible. I can't wait to get back to it to see what lies beyond the sewers!
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
Wait till you get outside,my GF has been 'outdoors' in Oblivion for near 3 days
(Since late Saturday night)Thats where the framerate will get choppy even without AA,but its still a damn fine bit of fun all the same.The trees and outdoor areas,are what she says "the most impressive visually".Cant wait till this weekend,I get to play in earnest,and get my pc back for a bit.
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
Yeah, outside is great and once you add the guy's tweak for the land LOD it's almost perfect.
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
OWA, where can I find the tweak for the land LOD? I just got outside, and the textures are blurry as can be.
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
It looks great land-wise but my water is a little flaky with it. Be sure to backup your config file first (My Documents->My Games->Oblivion->Oblivion.ini).
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
Cool, thanks OWA. I've heard mixed things about the land textures and those screenshots look pretty nasty.
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No problem. It helps a lot but as you can see from these screenshots, my framerate dropped a bit. I'll probably have to tweak settings some more if I want to use that tweak and continue to play at 1920x1200. Edit: They're not identical though b/c the sword causing a framerate hit. Still, I dropped from the 30s into the 20s with the tweak.
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
30 FPS with the kind of rig you have. How the heck are normal people gonna run this game. Does lowering the resolution down to 1280x1024 make a big differnce in Framerate? I would be happy with high settings at 1280x1024 4AA 8AF.
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
The water being flaky was my fault. I hadn't included his water tweak along with the land tweak. Edit: At 1280x1024 with 4xAA and Bloom enabled, I was in the mid 20s still (outside shots, inside the framerate is much better). This is using the land and water tweak. The framerate would be much better without those tweaks. Also, some new drivers are supposed to be available for Oblivion tomorrow so maybe that'll help also. In my screenshots, I'm using HDR while AA is off.
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AMD Athlon 64 4000+ Sand Diego (2.4ghz)
ASUS A8N-SLi Premium
2GB Corsair XMS Twinx2048-PC-32000c2 (2-3-3-6 1T)
ATI Radeon X1900XTX (650/775(1550)) - Cat 6.3
Enermax Noisetaker EG701AX-VE SFMA(24P) 600W
Maxtor DiamondMax 10 6L300S0 300GB 7200rpm SATA150
Audigy 2 ZS - latest drivers and latest OpenAL driver
Cat forced 8xHQ AF
Mip High Quality
Vsync On
Game Settings:
Ultra High Settings
AA off
HDR on
At 1280x960 outside (walking around right out of the sewers area) I can keep the FPS above 30 most of the time, I can even tweak the view distance settings further and keep them up above 30 or high 20's at the worst.
At 1600x1200 I can get in to the low 20's and it makes the game feel sluggish.
At 1600x1200 "jaggies" are almost a non-issue but at 1280x960 they are a little more noticeable but for the extra 6-10 fps it is worth it. It pushes the games from sluggish to smooth.
I wish there was another way for me to pick up 6-10fps without too much quality sacrifice. I'm open to tweak ideas? :)
Re: Oblivion PC Initial Gameplay / Performance Impressions
This does not bode well if your 7800GTX512 SLI rig is only getting 20-30ish FPS, and the guys with X1900XT's are reporting similar results.
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Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
I have some strange effects when trying to install the Nvidia driver on my system. After first install of Suse, I installed the driver via Yast online-update - worked without problems, 3D functionality included. I had problems with Suse and ACPI and therefore installed again with boot-option ACPI=off. 3D did not work anymore - neither by installing via YAST (fetchnvidia.sh) nor by manually install of the newest drivers.
When I'm running binary install, the words are mashed together, the screen is mixed up. The installation seems to work though - on first sight. No warnings, and xorg.conf is updated in the section "Device" (from "Driver nv" to "Driver Nvidia"). I installed driver 8178 with Patch (but same result with different drivers).
Sax2 stops with an error when running "sax2 -m 0=nvidia. SaX.log says:
(EE) NVIDIA(0): Failed to initialize the GLX module; please check in your X
(EE) NVIDIA(0): log file that the GLX module has been loaded in your X
(EE) NVIDIA(0): server, and that the module is the NVIDIA GLX module. If
(EE) NVIDIA(0): you continue to encounter problems, Please try
(EE) NVIDIA(0): reinstalling the NVIDIA driver.
NVIDIA: could not open the device file /dev/nvidia0 (Input/output error).
(EE) NVIDIA(0): The NVIDIA kernel module does not appear to be receiving
(EE) NVIDIA(0): interrupts generated by the NVIDIA graphics device.
(EE) Screen(s) found, but none have a usable configuration.
In Xorg.0.log I found:
(II) LoadModule: "glx"
(II) Loading /usr/X11R6/lib64/modules/extensions/libglx.so
(II) Module glx: vendor="NVIDIA Corporation"
compiled for 4.0.2, module version = 1.0.8178
Module class: XFree86 Server Extension
ABI class: XFree86 Server Extension, version 0.1
(II) Loading extension GLX
(II) Loading /usr/X11R6/lib64/modules/drivers/nv_drv.o
(II) Module nv: vendor="X.Org Foundation"
compiled for 6.8.2, module version = 1.0.1
Module class: X.Org Video Driver
ABI class: X.Org Video Driver, version 0.7
What am I doing wrong here - any ideas? Any more information I could provide? Thanks in advance for your help!
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
Please generate and post an nvidia-bug-report.log for review.
You might also want to try installing the official 1.0-8178 driver package.
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I did install the 8178-driver. In detail:
su - root
init 3
cd nvidia
sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-1.0-8178-pkg2.run --extract-only
cd NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-1.0-8178-pkg2
patch -p0 ../NVIDIA_kernel-1.0-8178-U011106.diff.txt
./nvidia-installer -n
I attached the nvidia-bug-report.log - had to split it into 2 parts though, due to size-limitations of the server. Hope that helps.
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
Here's your problem:
(EE) NVIDIA(0): The NVIDIA kernel module does not appear to be receiving
(EE) NVIDIA(0): interrupts generated by the NVIDIA graphics device.
(EE) NVIDIA(0): Please see the FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS section in the
(EE) NVIDIA(0): README for additional information.
However, your card is identifying itself as a GeForce 6700 XL, not a GeForce 6600GT. Are you certain that you have a 6600GT? The 6700XL is not supported in 1.0-8178.
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
the PC is from the company Medion, and according to several forums and newspapers, it ships with a 6600 GT that pretends to be a 6700 XL. Obviously, to Medion this sounds nicer.
However: I would think that this cannot be the problem. Otherwise I wouldn't have had 3D in the first place, right? Also, the NVidia-drivers work very well in Windows XP. (Also, Medion does not offer any Linux-Support, because the PC does have a preinstalled XP, but not a preinstalled Suse).
The first error in SaX.log is "Failed to inititialize the GLX module", the second one is about not being able to receive interrupts. Maybe after initializing the glx module the second error does not occur anymore. But what is the reason for the not-initialized glx module?
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
If the only problem was loading the GLX module, you should be able to temporarily comment it out in your X configuration, and X should start up fine. Is that the case? If so, then we can focus on fixing the GLX module issue, however I doubt that the GLX module failure is the root of your problems. At the end of your bug report I see:
NVRM: loading NVIDIA Linux x86_64 NVIDIA Kernel Module 1.0-8178 Wed Dec 14 16:58:07 PST 2005
irq 145: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)
Call Trace: <IRQ> <ffffffff801653a5>{__report_bad_irq+53} <ffffffff8016561a>{note_interrupt+538}
<ffffffff80164da3>{__do_IRQ+259} <ffffffff80111c48>{do_IRQ+72}
<ffffffff8010f320>{ret_from_intr+0} <EOI> <ffffffff88562cf3>{:nvidia:_nv001909rm+39}
<ffffffff886b202b>{:nvidia:_nv003988rm+31} <ffffffff886b202b>{:nvidia:_nv003988rm+31}
<ffffffff887629bb>{:nvidia:_nv000817rm+15} <ffffffff887616d2>{:nvidia:_nv000828rm+180}
<ffffffff8857559e>{:nvidia:_nv008224rm+0} <ffffffff8856015b>{:nvidia:_nv001754rm+169}
<ffffffff885601b6>{:nvidia:_nv001753rm+10} <ffffffff88574fcd>{:nvidia:_nv008236rm+641}
<ffffffff88579106>{:nvidia:rm_init_adapter+104} <ffffffff88792655>{:nvidia:nv_kern_open+616}
<ffffffff80195543>{chrdev_open+387} <ffffffff8018b5b4>{dentry_open+260}
<ffffffff8018b734>{filp_open+68} <ffffffff8018a9b3>{get_unused_fd+227}
<ffffffff8018b812>{sys_open+82} <ffffffff8010ed7e>{system_call+126}
[<ffffffff883344b0>] (azx_interrupt+0x0/0x180 [snd_hda_intel])
[<ffffffff882c0c50>] (usb_hcd_irq+0x0/0x70 [usbcore])
Disabling IRQ #145
NVRM: RmInitAdapter failed! (0x12:0x2b:1438)
NVRM: rm_init_adapter(0) failed
Regardless of what is happing with WindowsXP, a 6700GL is not supported in 1.0-8178, and there's an IRQ problem on your system in Linux. The IRQ problem might be addressed per the instructions in the README. However, if you are truly using 6600GT hardware with a VBIOS that identifies itself as a 6700GL, then I can't predict how the Linux driver is going to treat this card.
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
I'm running out of Linux-knowledge here: how can I analyse those irq-problems? Looks like usb_hcd is occupying the irq 145 that Nvidia needs? Or should I post at opensuse?
And: there is still the fact that the nvidia driver used to work with acpi switched off. Does acpi have anything to do with management of the irqs?
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
@bw_hh: please see the README for IRQ related troubleshooting hints; please also try the irqpoll option, as suggested by the kernel (see above).
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
I will try that - provided you tell me what README you mean and where I can find it ;-) Also, could you tell me how to apply the irqpoll option?
Re: Installing Driver for Nvidia 6600 GT on Suse 10, 64 bit
We're referring to the NVIDIA driver README ( /usr/share/doc/NVIDIA_GLX-1.0/README.txt ).
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The 150 evangelical leaders who met behind closed doors on January 14 to anoint a Republican candidate for President were wise not to have invited me.
I believe that Christians have an urgent duty to engage the social, economic, and moral threats to a healthy society. That requires a wide variety of political action. However, one thing it doesn't call for is playing kingmaker and powerbroker.
By conspiring to throw their weight behind a single evangelical-friendly candidate, they fed the widespread perception that evangelicalism's main identifying feature is right-wing political activism focused on abortion and homosexuality. In truth, it is hard to imagine the Religious Left in 2008 doing something similar: holding a conclave to decide whether they would throw their collective weight behind either Hilary Clinton or Barack Obama, unwilling to leave the Democratic primary results to the voters.
Read the rest here. Neff goes on to invoke and discuss the "Evangelical Manifesto," a 2008 document drafted by many leading evangelicals that condemned the politicization of the evangelical community.
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Learn more about Mickey Donald Goofy: Three Musketeers:
Format: CD
Manufacturer: Walt Disney Records
Sku: 61016049
Release Date: 8/10/2004
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. All For One and One For All - (with Troubadour & Musketeer Chorus) ~ Disney
2. Love So Lovely - (with Troubadopur & The Lovely Chorus) ~ Disney
3. Petey's King of France - (with Peg Leg Pete) ~ Disney
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|At just over 17 minutes long, Mickey - Donald - Goofy: The Three Musketeers is one of the shorter soundtracks released by Disney in a while, but it's also one of their more consistent albums. Like the direct-to-video film it supports, the soundtrack casts Disney characters in a retelling of Alexandre Dumas' classic tale; the songs, meanwhile, appropriate well-known classical pieces and add appropriate lyrics. Most of the songs are sung by "the Troubadour," which makes the album less annoying to grown-up ears than having, say, Donald Duck sing on all of the tracks, but it's also a slightly bland approach. Still, the climactic "This Is the End" -- sung to Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 in C minor -- is well written and carries some genuine excitement, and "Love So Lovely" uses excerpts of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker, Op. 71 and Romeo and Juliet playfully. "L'Opera," which excerpts Gilbert & Sullivan's Pirates of Penzance, is another highlight, and on the whole, the album uses classical music so well that it could serve as a baby-steps introduction to the style for some kids. And even though the Schoolhouse Rock! classic "Three Is a Magic Number" has been given a slightly annoying update, it still works well enough to justify its place on the album. Mickey - Donald - Goofy: The Three Musketeers may not be essential children's music, but it does deliver more than might be expected. ~ Heather Phares
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|Release Date : 08/10/2004
|Original Release Date : 2004
|Catalog ID : 861 160
|Label : Walt Disney
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Fox News called it "Rush Replay." The GOP News Network rebroadcast — in it's entirety — Rush Limbaugh's keynote address to the Conservative Political Action Conference — or as he referred to it, his first address to the nation.
This was after Rushlicans showered him with the Defender of the Constitution Award. There were moments when the crowd started yelling "USA! USA!" as if everyone not associated or supportive of their demogoguewereFrench or something. Didn't people do this sort of thing in Munich in the 1930s?
Meglomania on display. A demogogue defending democracy. Jabba the Butt bellowed that "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness were under assault." He could've been talking about himself at that moment. But there was plenty of time for that — a lot of his speech was about himself and how everybody who doesn't follow his every word is somehow brainwashed by liberals who want to kill babies, marry someone of the same sex, and confiscate Dick Cheney's guns.
There was nothing new in Jabba the Butt's repulsive rhetoric. His Snarkiness spewed things like "I don't give other people the power to criticize me." Sig-heil!
Then he really began to lie. The man who said he wanted President Obama to fail said "we (Republicans) don't want anybody to fail." Then he went on to compare wanting Obama to fail to his wanting the Arizona Cardinals to fail because he's a Pittsburgh Steelers fan. Huh? Oh, maybe QB Kurt Warner's game plan resembled Obama's stimulus plan and that sack at the end of the game was a metaphor as to why no Republicans in Congress voted for it. The GOP must stand for God Obliges Pittsburgh.
Jabba the Butt then got patronizing — for a few seconds anyway — when he praised Obama as "a gifted politician." That was enough of that. He went on to say that the president is too negative. Again, huh? Did the leader of the Republican Party actually listen to Obama speak before the joint session of Congress last week. He was so overly-optimistic he said we were going to cure cancer. First he's gonna get everybody jobs, then health care, and after that he's going to catch bin Laden andturn Afghanistan into a tourist trap. Then it's on to the Cleveland Clinic for some medical miracles.
The smary obstructionist is indeed the GOP's head honcho. Poor Michael Steele — the first African-American elected as the Republican National Committee Chairman is, sadly, the GOP's token Negro. He's powerless. Jabba the Butt is the defender of the Constitution after all. Michael Steele is out there on a suicide mission trying to imspire young people who dig hip-hop to hop over to the GOP, where, in reality, hip is only used when one of the party's lifelong money contributors has to have one replaced.
News organizations smell a war of words and egos and images brewing between Obama and Limbaugh. Game on. This time you can tell the players by their scorecards. Obama has had a good track record when picking his fights. Jabba is a junkyard dog. So whose got the advantage? Jabba the Butt has millions of listeners who can't think for themselves, and Obama-won Kanobe leads a party that doesn't necessarily run from a fight as much as it tends to forfeit. Wait, those are disadvantages.
Jabba vs. Obama, the fight of the new century — fifteen rounds.
The Thrilla vs. Vanilla.
The Kid with Hope versus the Great White Dope.
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Man stabs couple who took him in, police say
MANOR — A 45-year-old homeless man, who was given shelter by a Manor Township couple, was arrested on Monday for stabbing the couple with a steak knife in their apartment along Ramer Road during an argument over dirty dishes, police said.
According to the affidavit, James Dean Flick, 45, admitted to state police that he stabbed Loriann Neal, 46, and Robert McClure, 48, inside Apt. 107 at 106 Ramer Road during a fit of rage.
Trooper Stephen Rowe said Tuesday that an argument over the dishes escalated between Flick and McClure and that Flick allegedly first struck McClure with a closed fist and proceeded to swing a knife at him which resulted in a deep, 6-inch laceration to McClure's upper arm.
When Neal and McClure's 21-year-old son, Jacob McClure, stepped in to break up the fight, Neal sustained a minor injury to her left hand, said Rowe.
The affidavit notes that police were initially dispatched to ACMH Hospital at 11:52 a.m. Monday to speak with Neal and Robert McClure about the stabbing.
Flick was attempting to leave the Ramer Road residence in a silver Mercury Sable when troopers arrived to bring him in for questioning.
He was arraigned by District Judge James Andring on charges of aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct, harassment and driving without a license. He was placed in the Armstrong County jail in lieu of $50,000 bond.
His preliminary hearing is expected to be held Dec. 17 before District Judge J. Gary DeComo.
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Bringing his visions into reality is what Hubbardsville artist Thomas Robert Meyers strives to achieve in his photography.
Mostly self-taught, Thomas always did art from a very early age. "I fell in love with the Polaroid transfers at the age of 16 and have done them ever since," Thomas says. "I am not a technical photographer, rather I use the camera like a paintbrush to paint with reality rather than record it."
Thomas prints his work at his home studio.
"Living in the country brings a less stressful, more self sufficient lifestyle which is very conducive to making art," he said.
When asked about the artist role in today's society, Thomas said, "By artists expressing their viewpoints, it allows people to see and think in new and novel ways, which is vital for the evolution of a society."
Thomas's work has been published in Camera Arts magazine and is currently in New Art International, a yearly publication. He also has self published a book available on his web site. You can see Thomas's photography now at Porters Gallery on 20 Broad Street in Hamilton or visit his web site at thomasrobertmeyers.com.
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Draw the duckling; mince the liver, having removed the gallbladder, and mix it with the juice of 1 orange.
Put this mixture aside on a plate.
Fill the carcase of the duckling with 6 tablespoonfuls of butter (2 1/2 oz.) mixed with 2 tablespoonfuls of flour and the juice of the second orange.
Sew or skewer up the openings, tie the fat bacon round the bird, and brown it lightly in 1 tablespoonful of butter.
Then add the sliced carrot and onion and the stock, and simmer for an hour and a half in the oven.
Whilst it is cooking, chop coarsely the peel of the 2 oranges, (but only the red part, not the pith) and scald for 10 minutes in boiling water: then drain.
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When the duckling is tender, take off the bacon, and put the bird on a dish, and keep it hot.
Skim the fat carefully off the juices from round the duck, and add this skimmed gravy to the saucepan containing the Orange sauce.
Just before serving, add, too, the finely minced duck liver with the juice of an orange, heat it for another minute and then pour it over the duckling through a strainer.
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baby daddy wants to sign over his rites help?
I dont personally believe that if a father is going to participate in his childs life, he should also pay (taking care of a kid costs money, even part time anyway) but if he just wants to get out of paying and is willing to walk out on her, he ahouldnt be allowed to do that either, unless you dont want him to...
I wont have a father on his bc, and that is fine by me, im his parents, and I am perfectly content with that...
Expecting Bruce Samuel (my first and only baby) on Nov 13, 2012!
Let him sign away his rights, and don't worry about needing help from him. You can do it yourself. Who cares if he helped create her. Trust me, if you never expect anything from him, your life will be much much much easier. I wish DS's dad would give up his rights.
Exactly what PP said screw this ahole! If it were me and the guy said that I would "say fine" and leave it at that. I would raise my child how I want, give her/him my last name and when I got married to right the man I would have him adopt my child (if he was fine with that and a decent true man would in a heart beat if he loved you and your child that much!!!)
Think of it this way you never have to worry about if you can take your daughter to say a another state, you never have to consule him about desicions about how she is raised. And once he does it he NEVER can change his mind nor see her unless your okay with that.
Its almost like a donor sperm honestly. I wish you the best. I think if you can manage money on your own I would do it! and if not maybe lean on family for support and get your life together to be the best mom you can be!!!
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i was told that here in vegas as long as their name is on the birth certificate they can't just decide not to pay child support. they can sign their rights over which will get them out of it however they can't do it so that they CAN. basically you have to agree that they are to be no part and pay no part. however you can get full custody and him still pay. therefor he technically has no rights to her(unless it's for visitation as ordered by the court) and you're still getting your money.
it can get messy but it's up to what you need to do and what your state allows. i'd say call the DA's office in your city and ask to talk to someone about it. also social workers at welfare will help you out(whether you qualify for government assistance or not they will help anyone with info)


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Up and down the Florida coast today, there was a game of underwater cat and mouse. The quarry: the spiny Florida lobster, the tropical cousin of the Atlantic lobster found off the coast of Maine. Unlike their northern cousins, these lobsters have no claws but the tail meat is a delicacy.
Fishermen try to snag their prey with nets standing on the bow of their boats, others from water snorkeling or with scuba tanks. They are not quite as easy to catch as you might think … but that's the fun of it.
Today was the first day of the annual Florida ritual known as lobster mini-season, a 48-hour frenzy. Anyone with a license can fish for these lobsters nine months a year, but this little mini-season is so popular because it gives recreational fisherman a two-day headstart on the commercial fishery.
Bob Schneider was scuba diving today in 20 feet of water, delicately trying to navigate one particularly evasive lobster into his net. He surfaced victorious, pulled the lobster from the net saying, "Sometimes they don't really want to get in your net."
In places today it felt as if everyone in the state was after the same lobster as boats loaded with snorkelers and scuba divers converged on prime lobstering spots. An estimated 20,000 people descended on the waters of the Florida Keys for this mini-lobster hunting season. Thousands more are doing the same thing on the coasts farther north. Fortunately, it seems there are more than enough lobsters to go around.
Timur Tugcu grew up lobstering in the Keys. Today he was out with with his parents, his sister and a friend in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico just off Key Largo. After just half an hour of snorkeling he returned to the boat, lugging a bag bulging with lobsters -- "probably about 12 or 15," he estimated.
He dumped them onto the deck, where they twisted and writhed at his feet as he measured to make sure they met the legal minimum size. That's not a problem … these are big lobsters, some are 2 pounds or more.
So what's the secret to Tugcu's success? He said it's all about the antennae.
"We drive around. We're looking in the grass, and then there are these white holes," he explained. "And once you find the white holes, a lot of times you just see the antennae sticking out … the water's so clear."
But once you find the lobsters, you still have to catch them.
"You stick behind the lobster," Tugcu explained, showing us how he uses what's called a "tickle stick" to direct the wary lobster, "and you kind of get him turned so that he'll go into your net … and they'll just scoot … fly right into your net."
Fellow hunter Richard Kowalski demonstrated his approach.
"You put the net behind their tail, and then you basically just tap them in the front and [their] natural response is to go backward … and then you just scoop them up and you grab them."
The annual insanity begins at the stroke of midnight on the last Wednesday of July.
Not a minute is lost. Like nocturnal pirates, fishermen armed with nets and bright lights scramble to fill their quota: six per person per day in the Florida Keys, 12 per person per day in the rest of the state.
Inevitably, the day's fun is marred by tragedy. Last year five people were killed in the two-day free for all. And this year the first reported death came just after sunrise today.


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The International Boxing Hall of Fame began as a dream 25 years ago, which to some may seem like a lifetime, but to Edward Brophy "we've just begun." Brophy, who serves as the Hall of Fame's executive director was awarded the American Association of Professional Ringside Physicians Lifetime Achievement Award at Paris/Bally's Resort in Las Vegas.
"It was nice of the organization to have chosen me for this particular award," Brophy said. "It's a great organization that does a lot for the sport of boxing. Perhaps it will lend additional credibility to the Boxing Hall of Fame. It's important that the name is out there and this is just another way to promote Canastota and the Boxing Hall of Fame."
Brophy said that although the staff and volunteers at the BHOF have accomplished so much over the years, the non-profit organization has more to achieve.
The BHOF plans to expand the museum on Route 13 to house a library for the research it's collected over the years.
"In the near future we will have sketches drawn up for a larger museum," Brophy said. "It will be boxing's largest research center in the world."
He said the same energy that fueled the dream in 1984 continues with the organization and the volunteers.
"There is never a dull moment," Brophy said. "It's exciting and energizes me."
Nearly 25 years ago a press conference was held to announce that Canastota would be the home of the International Boxing Hall of Fame. For the next five years, Brophy made calls from a small office at the Municipal Building before the museum was completed. The first class of boxers was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1990. Two years later, the first addition to the Hall of Fame made room for a gallery and office space.
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MANILA (AFP) - Wildlife authorities said on Tuesday they had seized nearly 100 exotic animals that had been smuggled into the southern Philippines in the second such haul in just two weeks.
Among the creatures confiscated were 66 wild birds, including a rare Pesquet's parrot, as well as assorted reptiles and mammals such as a long-beaked echidna, a Malayan box turtle, and 10 sugar gliders - squirrel-like animals that can glide from tree to tree.
A total of 93 animals from Indonesia and Australia were seized by maritime police in the waters off the southern island of Mindanao on Saturday, including vulnerable and critically endangered species, said Mr Ali Hadjinasser, the regional chief of the government wildlife board.
Five Filipinos who were transporting the animals were arrested and will be charged with illegal possession and transport of those species, he told AFP.
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