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— Barack Obama announces his running mate via text: As many of you may know, Obama said he'd announce his VP by sending a text message to his loyal followings. It did not end up working out exactly according to plan, with both traditional media outlets, like the LA Times and The NY Times breaking the news first that Joe Biden was going to be his running mate, but it was close. Read more about it in Matt Kapko's post.
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— *Google* launches mobile election site: Google (NSDQ: GOOG) said on its blog today that it has launched a a site at m.google.com/elections to allow people to stay up-to-date on the elections from their phone. At the site, users will have access to mobile search results from keywords "obama" and "mcCain" so you don't have to type in the info each time. There will also be results from mobile news, YouTube and Maps.
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Congratulations to all of the teams who have made the top eight after the regular season, but especially so to Wigan and Wakefield.
The Warriors showed themselves to be the best team and are favourites going into the four-week tournament that decides the ultimate champions; the ruthless nature and speed of their defensive line will make them a difficult team to beat.
The Wildcats, meanwhile, are by far the most improved side from 2011, if you measure it simply by wins and losses. They have managed to climb five places on the league ladder, an amazing achievement which, in my book, deserves some credit.
When you look at the league table after 27 rounds last year, and compare it to the one today, you will see that there is very little difference.
Clubs like St Helens and Leeds finished in exactly the same position, Wigan and Warrington swapped places, whilst the Dragons and Hull moved up a little bit and the Giants and Hull KR moved down. It is the achievement by Richard Agar's team that stands out.
This time 12 months ago the top three individual players were deemed to be Sam Tomkins, Rangi Chase and James Graham. Well, the first of those names has once again been outstanding and I think that Chase has done quite well in a team near the bottom of the table. So if history always seems to repeat itself then does that mean that Leeds will beat St Helens in the Grand Final?
I think not. I really can't see the Rhinos there this year. It was amazing what they did in 2011 but they have little to no chance unless they get Danny McGuire back in the team. The Saints always have a chance, especially now that they've beaten Wigan and go into the play-offs high on confidence.
Warrington seem the most likely opponents for the Warriors on October 6, and I think that it would be a great game. Over the last few weeks the standard of rugby has been quite low in my opinion. There have just been far too many errors.
My two outside tips for getting to the Old Trafford changing rooms are Catalans and Huddersfield. The Dragons can score from anywhere (just ask St Helens) and yet need to find a way of restricting their opponents to less than 20 to win a big game.
The Giants, meanwhile, had been playing that badly that things had to turn for them at some time, and they looked very dangerous when they beat Leeds. From the start of the match to the end, they seemed to be stronger and hungrier than the Rhinos.
I really can't see a win for Hull or Wakefield, but hope for the sake of the competition that I am proved wrong.
Got a question for Phil? Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com or use the feedback form at the bottom of the page...
Role of the video ref?
Phil, I just wanted your thoughts on the Michael McIlorum sending off against the Saints. I agree that he deserved a red card, I'm just not sure about how the decision was made. It appears to me that the decision was made by the video ref, if so I have a massive problem with this, the video ref should just be used to decide on whether a try should be given or not. If we allow the video ref to make decisions in general play then he might as well tell the ref on the field every time there is a knock on, or if a ball has been stolen. I really like the idea of a captain's challenge (I think it's been discussed in Australia), that way if you feel the ball was stripped but a knock on was given you make a captain's challenge and if you're right you keep your challenge if not you lose it. I just wondered what your thoughts where.
Matthew Williams
PHIL REPLIES: I think it was the correct decision and a good one by the referee. The referee saw the late challenge and correctly allowed play to go on, just in case St Helens scored a try. He then stopped play and consulted with his two touch judges. He is allowed to double check with the video referee if he wishes to make sure that he has the correct player, and can ask to check about the point of contact.
The referee is, however, the only person with the power to send somebody off. If the ref ever misses an incident of foul play, and that didn't happen at the DW Stadium, then the video referee can recommend to the referee that an incident be placed on report, but he cannot instruct the referee to dismiss a man from the field of play.
McIllorum was not the only player to be sent off in round 17. Huddersfield Giants has to pay with 12 men when Luke O'Donnell was dismissed on Sunday. Unfortunately for Luke, this was a mistake as the injury to Ian Kirke had been caused by a clash of heads.
I don't mind a debate about a captain's challenge but I want to know if you think we are making the game too difficult to referee? You seem opposed to the idea that the ref or his helpers can take a second look at an incident but you want to allow your team a chance to do it. It seems a little one-sided to me.
Most of the coaches have a computer or TV monitor with a 10-second delay so they can quickly review what has happened when their team have made a break or scored a try. At Huddersfield on Sunday, they had time to watch an unfortunate incident involving Kirke and O'Donnell and knew that it was a high impact head clash as one player changed direction at the last moment prior to contact.
The referee, who made a mistake, didn't have the chance to see this. If we use the video ref five or 10 times in a match, and nobody seems to object to this, then would you allow the referee to watch two or three replays of an incident before he decides to send a player off? What do you think?
Here's to you Mr Robinson
Phil, How do you think Catalans are going to replace Trent Robinson? He has certainly changed the culture there and will be sorely missed. Who do you think will be the best man for the job?
Mark Jones
PHIL REPLIES: Toughest question of the week Mark. I think that they will do some research to see the sort of person and coach that they need they to follow Robinson. Does he need to be French speaking? Should he be a young man starting his coaching career or a more mature one with years of experience? Does he need to be technically advanced or has Trent given them a good framework which just needs a sensible coach to stick to for another few years?
I would imagine that people like Jerome Guisset's opinion would be invaluable here. It certainly won't be an easy to find someone to replace Mr Robinson. He has done a pretty good job and it's exciting to see that he picks young French players when he can. I think their will be a few coaches driving around with 'Teach yourself French' CD's in their cars. It looks like an appealing job to me.
Lessons from league
Hi Phil, I'm not sure if you saw Kyle Eastmond's try for Bath - what did you think of his performance and what do you think union takes from our game - apart from our players?
Chris Hutchinson
PHIL REPLIES: I will never forget seeing Eastmond scoring a try for St Helens at the old Knowlsley Road. At full pace he seemed to side-step off his left foot to his left! His balance is amazing and he shows that a talented back in either code of rugby is talented player in either code of rugby!
I remember seeing players like Scott Gibbs and Jonathan Davies come to rugby league and how quickly they became some of the best we had in the old Stones Bitter first division. Sadly for league, the transfer of players is now in the other direction.
Union has many great coaches and they have supplemented their ranks with great league men like Phil Larder, Mike Ford and Shaun Edwards. With league being a simpler version of rugby with regards to rules, and the fact that there are two less players, it means that accountability in defence is more noticeable.
The 15-man game did play 'catch-up' for a while on defence but I think that is not the case anymore. Union has taken some other rules and initiatives that were introduced occasionally; the Play-offs and a Grand Final are classic examples. But we can't be too protective as we often copy from the Australians who themselves have followed American Football on several occasions.


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Kings XI Punjab once again showed their batting might as the table-toppers chased down another 200-plus run target to comfortably beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by six wickets in their IPL contest in Hyderabad on Wednesday.
Chasing 206 for victory, the Punjab top-order pulled off another run feast — their second 200-pus run chase in this IPL — to canter to their target in 18.4 overs at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
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Saha though ran out of steam when Karn Sharma got him stumped but the leg-spinner's joy was short-lived as Glenn Maxwell came to the crease. The current orange-cap holder belted Karn for three sixes to continue with the momentum.
Vohra was unlucky to to be run out while backing off at the non-striker's end but Maxwell got a lucky repreive when he survived a catch with Amit Mishra bowling a no ball.
In blistering form, Maxwell continued to hit fours and sixes as Punjab reached 150 in double quick time — 156/3 in 12 overs.
Mishra finally got his revenge when Maxwell (43 off 22 balls) tried to come down the crease and hit the leggie over long-off only to find Dale Steyn's safe pair of hands.
George Bailey also got a lucky escape when David Warner's stunning catch was not called legitimate by the third umpire.
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This year's election took place in an off-year, meaning there was no presidential or Congressional races on the ballot. So voter turnout was lower than usual. But in Otsego County, in the Southern Tier, one group was testing whether the anti-fracking movement could transform county government.
In 2011, it was all about hydrofracking in Otsego County. Back then, Governor Cuomo seemed ready to open up at least part of the state to fracking. The controversial technique was making headlines almost daily. And the industry could be spotted here and there in New York, drilling test wells in preparation for the state opening up to the industry.
Teresa Winchester first ran for county representative that year. She lives in Butternuts in an old, one-room schoolhouse in the more rural part of Otsego. She says, back then, fracking was the big issue.
"Quite frequently the first thing anybody would ask me when I knocked on their door was, 'what's your stance on fracking?' And, you know, I either had them or I didn't."
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Winchester challenged seven-term Republican James Powers again this year. Powers did not respond to requests for interviews but is viewed as openly pro-fracking.
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There is no similar litmus test for county board members, so Sustainable Otsego's Adrian Kusminski has sought to move on to the next step: moving away from fossil fuels altogether.
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Jim Kevlin is publisher and editor of the Freeman's Journal in Cooperstown. He says the focus in Otsego County has now shifted away from fracking, which will be a challenge for Sustainable Otsego.
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Kevlin says that split reflects a division in the county overall. In the north, dominated by Cooperstown, the focus is on tourism and maintaining the environment and that's where Sustainable Otsego draws its support. In the south is the largest city, Oneonta, the interstate and colleges where economic development is out front.
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My son to be is named Logan- so I like it best :)
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Brady-Love it. Was thinking about that for our son too
Justin-Good name-not unique or unusual.
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I was jsut wondering if anyone could help out by letting me know what the regulations and laws for running a catering business out of your home in MA.
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It is difficult to operate a catering business from a home. You need to install a commercial kitchen that is separate from your home kitchen. It will need to contain specific applicances, sinks, freezer, refrigerator, certain type of shelving, and more. It will also need to be inspected annually and licensed. Check with your local health department for the requirements.
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Using __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK is quite expensive (some polling code should propably be removed here. But we can't use the source, luke...) and that's why I coded another sync function using glXWaitVideoSyncSGI: with driver 7174 that was perfect as the CPU usage was much lower (a GL animation was displayed at 25fps with a syncing overhead of 10% CPU vs. 30% with __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK)
A bad surprise when upgrading to 8178: the glXWaitSyncSGI takes now 100% CPU ! This was tested with mixed configurations including GeForce6150, GeForce 6600 and Quadro FX 3400, with Pentium 4 or Athlon 64 CPUs, with ASUS, Gigabyte, Fujitsu Siemens motherboards. Linux kernel was 18.104.22.168 and 18.104.22.168. In all cases, the same problem: 100% CPU when calling glXWaitSyncSGI ().
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Question 1: is it a referenced bug or am I missing something in the README ?
Q2: is there a workaround ? Of course without using the *unefficient* (not to say more...) __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK.
Q3: If no workaround, should I suppose that anybody who want's to display GL frames *has* to burn 30% more CPU ? This has bad side effects: The extra 30% make an Athlon64 3200 work at 2GHz where it could display normally at 1GHz: 40Watts, some celsius degrees and some dB more just to wait for a vblank. Is this waste really necessary ?
Q4: why is the __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK so CPU intensive ? this makes quite a long time this problem exists. I get CPU usage problems since 4xxx/5xxx drivers and nothing was *really* done to correct this situation. Is there something to code/add/remove/tune on the linux kernel side, or more generally something that open source community can handle ?
Thx for help and suggestions
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
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Some updates on the weird sync to vblank bug.
After various upgrades (kernel, Xorg), I started my GL animation (full screen, 25 FPS)
- with _GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=0 and using glXWaitVideoSyncSGI() the CPU is always 100%
- with _GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=1 and glSwapping normally, the CPU is near 20%
- with a simple timed version (sleep(40ms) between frames) without vblank syncing, the CPU is 2-3% !
In both cases with vblank sync, I can see some black stripes occuring sometimes on top of screen. These stripes have a very small duration (1 or 2 refreshes, not more). I have a standard resolution for Plasma: 848x480. I tested on some other displays (23" 16:9 DFP, 21" 4:3 CRT ...) with different resolutions (640x480,1280x1024,1360x768 ....) and the same stripes appear regularly.
I also noticed that these stripes occur more frequently if screen resolution is higher (the bigger the surface is, the more stripes we get).
Of course, the problem can be in my source code too. But the same code worked well without problems of CPU usage or black stripes with previous drivers 7xxx. I logically suspect a driver 8178 bug ...
Also, another problem is the antialising settings: when activating __GL_FSAA_MODE=1 .. 8 (I tried all settings), some polygons are not rendered correctly ! I have to set FSAA mode to 0 if I want to get correct (but ugly) results.
My test configuration:
- ASUS A8N-VM CSM (Bios 0506)
- CPU: Athlon 64 3200+
- Kernels used: 2.6.14.*, 2.6.15-rc*, 2.6.15
- Linux Debian distribution
- Nvidia Drivers 8178
- Xorg 6.9
Can someone confirm these bugs ? Of course, glxgears is not a good way to test. Perhaps mplayer -vo gl or mplayer -vo gl2.
Bug report attached (had to gzip it to fit 100Kb). How can I help more ?
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
Are you able to reproduce this problem with mplayer -vo gl or mplayer -vo gl2 ? If so, does it require any specific content to reproduce? If not, please provide a reproducable test case.
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
In fact there are 3 problems to deal with and they're possibily linked (1 & 2):
1) glXWaitVideoSyncSGI() using 100% CPU
2) random black stripes / flashes with __GL_SYNC_TO_VBLANK=1
3) FSAA problem on 6150 only
To reproduce the problems:
1) use a program that calls glXWaitVideoSyncSGI to synchronize.
"mplayer -vo gl:swapinterval=3 foo.avi" seem to reproduce the same problems of CPU usage: I display a 25 fps video on a 75Hz display => swapinterval=3, CPU=100%. I'm not sure that mplayer code is really clean and uses GLXWaitVideoSync, so it would be better to code a simple program to reproduce the pb. But the symptoms are the same.
2) quite difficult to reproduce with mplayer. A simple program should do the trick easily => I'm going to write it
3) the FSAA problem is ONLY on 6150 (no problem on GeForce 6200, 6600 or Quadro FX 3400). I saw it when displaying a lighted scene. On non lighted scenes, there seems to be no problem...Really strange...Again, I suppose I have to write some code to make an evidence. (should I work at nvidia ? ;-)...
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
I've reproduced the first issue (glXWaitVideoSyncSGI() using 100% CPU) and opened bug 204753. Right now, this issue appears to be resolved in an internal development driver, so its likely that this issue will also be resolved in the next driver release.
I'll need you to provide a means of reproducing the other two issues that you listed, and I'll be happy to investigate them further.
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
Right now, this issue appears to be resolved in an internal development driver, so its likely that this issue will also be resolved in the next driver release.
I'll need you to provide a means of reproducing the other two issues that you listed, and I'll be happy to investigate them further.
OK. I'm going to write some code to reproduce the problems (black flashes and missing polygons with FSAA enabled and why not some sync to vblank testing so you can experiment a "low cpu usage" sync to vblank ;-)..Just kiding...
In mid time I had another bug... Sorry Lonni ....;-( This one is more serious. It's a freeze problem when starting Xorg. More to come soon on this...
Thanks for your commitment !
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
Anyway, it uses glXSwapIntervalSGI (GLX_SGI_swap_control extension), since I never got GLXWaitVideoSync to work (probably stupidty on my part).
Re: 8178 driver, VBLANK sync and CPU usage
Mplayer uses one extension, and I use another in my sources. Both extensions lead to a 100% CPU usage problem. So it's not an "extension" problem: the driver has a bug regarding refresh and vblank. That's all !
Hope this will be fixed soon :)
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- Maxim Rysanov (Viola)
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These magnificent interpretations of three Mendelssohn works - two orchestral and one chamber - are given by the phenomenally talented young Chinese pianist Yuja Wang and other young performers. Praised in BBC Music Magazine for her 'keen intelligence' and 'staggering technique', Yuja Wang has also been described by the San Francisco Chronicle as 'the sort of musician whose combination of talents appears in the world only rarely'. The Verbier Festival Orchestra consists of musicians hand-picked from every part of the world. Here they are directed by the doyen of German Mendelssohn conductors, Kurt Masur.Notes & Reviews:
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