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Imagine Dragon's diverse sound helps sell out Eagles Ballroom
The folk revival and dubstep are two of the hottest trends in music right now. One harks back to simpler times with group singing and rustic instruments like banjos. The other, with its alien, bass-heavy, chest-pounding electronic beats, is like music from the future.
You couldn't find two sounds that are more different. But one band, Imagine Dragons, has channeled them both. The first single, "It's Time," starts with hand claps and mandolin, leading up to a sweeping, synth-swelling, modern rock chorus. The second single, "Radioactive," goes in a different direction, reverberating with steady dubstep-style thumping infused with melodic passages and urgent mass vocals. »Read Full Article
Trip celebrates World's Fair
History buffs can join in a road trip to Chicago on May 1 to celebrate the 120-year commemoration of the World's Fair: Columbian Exposition and the part the Milwaukee Pabst Mansion's Beer Pavilion played in that event.
The "Pabst Grand Circle Road Trip" features a bus trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Science and Industry for a digital presentation about the 1893 exposition. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee County Parks golf courses open Wednesday for the season
Milwaukee County Parks golf courses will officially open for the 2013 season on Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. when Milwaukee County Executive Chris Abele holds the annual "group tee-off" at Currie Park Golf Course.
During the tee-off event, golfers can purchase the Milwaukee County Parks Golf Discount Card. With the card, golfers save up to 50% on green fees at any Executive through Tournament course. »Read Full Article(1)
Concert Review: Tech N9ne Independent Powerhouse Tour
I can admit it. I've never been much of a Tech N9ne fan.
I tend to distance myself from artists with particularly young and raucous fans. It wasn't until Tech was featured a Lil' Wayne "Interlude," off of Tha Carter IV, that i realized what all the fuss was all about. Tech N9ne is a beast. His ferocious "double time" rapping (rapping twice as fast as the beat without the lose of lyrical cadence) has made him a force to be reckon with since the 90's. Tech N9ne brought his high energy emceeing to The Rave Sunday with several of his Strange Music labelmates on the Independent Powerhouse Tour and I finally got to see him in action. Unfortunately I got there late (per usual) and missed the openers but as one fan told me "That was the tightest opening ever!" »Read Full Blog Post
The Melvins, Portugal. The Man, Bastille Days among new show announcements
The Melvins is celebrating its 30th anniversary this summer with a tour that takes the metal group to Turner Hall Ballroom July 21.
Clock Shadow Building wins national Top Ten Green award
The field for the "Top Ten Green Projects," one of the nation's premiere awards for green architecture granted by the American Institute of Architects, is always competitive. This year, one of the ten winning projects is in Milwaukee.
In praise of E.L. Konigsburg, author of 'From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler'
Elaine Konigsburg, a former bookkeeper, chemistry student and science teacher, didn't start writing seriously until her third and youngest child was in school. When she was 37, Konigsburg published her first two books for children in 1967: "Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth," and "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler."
What a debut! Both books were nominated for the Newbery Medal, the highest award in children's lit, and "Mixed-Up Files" won. »Read Full Blog Post
It's hammer time. Watch trailer for 'Thor: The Dark World'
It's hammer time.
The trailer for the upcoming "Thor: The Dark World," the sequel to the first film featuring the Marvel superhero based on the mythological character, and starring Chris Hemsworth, reunites him with Natalie Portman, who played a scientist of sorts in the first film. »Read Full Blog Post
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Letters to the Editor: 09.01.10
Hidden jewel
Congratulations are in order to the Art Museum of South Texas for recently receiving accreditation from the American Association of Museums! This is the highest national recognition there is for a museum, and it is an accomplishment of which our community can be very proud. Of the nation's estimated 17,500 museums, only 775 are currently accredited – and only 39 in the entire state of Texas.
I have been involved with the Museum for over 30 years now and currently serve as chairman of the Art Museum Board. I have seen tremendous growth in the museum over those years, and I am very proud of the high quality programs our museum currently offers. Last fall's showing of the personal art collection of Cheech Marin and this summer's award-winning ceramics exhibition are just two examples of art that is drawing visitors from across the state to the museum.
This Thursday, Sept. 2, is a free admission day for the community and I encourage everyone to stop by and visit our art museum. It's time to become reacquainted with the hidden jewel on our bayfront that our out-of-town visitors already enjoy!
Dan Pedrotti, Art Museum of South Texas board chairman
Uninsured and unenforced
"Uninsured drivers owe millions in unpaid fines," a statement I read with intrigue. Was it the police, the city attorney, the judges or the city's municipal court committee that let this happen?
Once I read that "a previous Caller-Times analysis found that judges sometimes overlook the law and lower fines of repeat offenders," I knew this issue had been exposed before.
Aug. 22, 2009, the Caller.com story was "Uninsured drivers get off easy in court." The article explained only one judge, Judge Julianna Rivera, had forgiven thousands of dollars in fines to drivers with multiple convictions. The explanation was compassionate; they could not afford to pay the fines.
Not enforcing the law is getting too expensive for those of us who pay for car insurance.
There are two things we can do to fix this problem: First, call the members of the city's municipal court committee (John Marez, Larry Elizondo, Nelda Martinez and Chris Adler) and ask why they appointed a judge who will not enforce the law and second, this November we need to vote for Charter Amendment No. 5 which provides authority for removal of municipal court judges by a two-thirds vote of all members of the City Council.
Leo A. Gildersleeve
County jail procedures
There apparently has been no published response to the editorial in the Caller-Times dated Aug. 25 concerning release for publication of a Jail Intake Form for Samuel Salazar (now deceased). Although I often tend to criticize some of the Caller-Times' editorials, I believe that the Caller-Times now is to be commended for taking the stated position in that editorial, and for providing new relative information to the paper's readers. It is thought that the general public is often uninformed as to the full extent of actual facts in civil and criminal cases and, therefore is somewhat limited when making a judgment on such issues. We (ourselves and our neighbors) were very supportive to the candidate Jim Kaelin when he ran for office, to the point that we had campaign signs on our lawn. We believed that he would be a refreshing and positive change at the county jail. We realize that there are some personal preferences in operating philosophy now in place at the county jail, but when some new, authoritative information comes to light from the Texas Jail Commission, Sheriff Kaelin should step back, evaluate that information, and reverse his stand if and when necessary. That is what a sincerely dedicated public servant should be prepared to do.
Martin Haibach
Help for hunger problems
Mr. Bill Grimes' letter on the breakfast/meal program is right on ("Personal responsibility," Aug. 31). Some of today's circumstances cannot be avoided; however, this community has a moral and civic duty to provide food to those less fortunate. I don't know the exact amount of money sent out of this county to Haiti, but I am sure that if this same compassion shown to those hit by disasters elsewhere is shown to our own (e.g., simply donate x amount a month to Metro Ministries or the Food Bank of Corpus Christi), maybe the hunger problem would not be as critical. Another suggestion would be to grow vegetable gardens and put to good use county or city property not being used and have nonviolent inmates work this "farm." Perhaps this may result in a win-win situation.
Janie G. Morales
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'Nashville Star' Young to take stage
EVANSVILLE - One of country music's rising stars will play Evansville on Saturday when Chris Young's "Liquid Neon Tour" makes a stop at The Centre.
The career of Young, a 27-year-old Tennessee native, has been on an upward trajectory since he was named the winner of the television sing-off show "Nashville Star" in 2006. His eponymous debut album for RCA Records Nashville followed shortly thereafter and spawned a pair of minor hits in "Drinkin' Me Lonely" and "You're Gonna Love Me."
"The Man I Want to Be," Young's sophomore effort, came out in 2009 and included his first chart-topping single, "Gettin' You Home (The Black Dress Song)." The song earned him a Grammy nomination for Best Male Country Vocal Performance. Another song from that release, "Voices," also reached the top spot.
His latest album, "Neon," was released in early 2011 and included the No. 1 singles "Tomorrow" and "You."
Young has recently been on the road providing support for high-profile acts such as Miranda Lambert and Jason Aldean.
Guests Thomas Rhett and Joanna Smith are also on the bill. Saturday's show is scheduled to start at 7:30 p.m.
If you go
What: Chris Young's "Liquid Neon Tour," with guests Thomas Rhett and Joanna Smith
When: 7:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: The Centre, 715 Locust St.
Tickets: $23 to $27.75, available at The Centre Box Office, all Ticketmaster outlets, www.ticketmaster.com or charge by phone at 800-745-3000 (additional fees apply to all Ticketmaster purchases; to avoid extra charges, purchase tickets at the box office)
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Date: August 26-30, 2013
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Layered Mexican Dip
2 Aug 2010
|Canned refried beans
|2 Pound (2 Cans, 1 Pound Each Old El Paso Fat-Free)
|Ground turkey
|1⁄2 Pound, cooked, drained (White Tenderloin Skinless)
|Nonfat mozzarella cheese
|3 Cup (48 tbs)
|Grated nonfat cheddar cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Taco sauce
|16 Ounce (1 Jar)
|Canned chopped green chilies
|4 Ounce (1 Can)
|Fat-free sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Fat-free chicken broth
|3 Tablespoon
|1 Large, diced
Brown diced onion in chicken broth.
Add cooked ground turkey.
Stir retried beans into turkey mixture.
Spread into a 9x13 inch casserole dish that has been sprayed with a non-fat cooking spray.
Sprinkle green chiles over top of turkey-bean mixture.
Spread 1/2 of cheese over this.
Pour taco sauce over cheese.
Sprinkle remaining cheese on top and bake at 400°F.for 20-25 minutes.
Cool slightly and spoon sour cream to make a cross on top of casserole.
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2000). This research suggests that at least two interpersonal phenomena might affect the sensitivity and specificity of polygraph tests: stigma and expectancies.
Stigmas mark individuals who are members of socially devalued groups. Stigmas may be easily visible (e.g., gender, skin color, deformations of the body); not necessarily visible (e.g., socioeconomic status, religion); or usually invisible (e.g., sexual orientation, metaphysical beliefs, having been suspected of espionage). Many theorists have argued that stigmas cause perceivers to feel a sense of uncertainty, discomfort, anxiety, or even danger during social interactions (Crocker, Major, and Steele, 1998). Much recent physiological work also suggests that bearers of stigma are threatened during interactions with members of nonstigmatized groups. Recently, research has confirmed experimentally that both stigma bearers and perceivers exhibit cardiovascular patterns of response associated with threat during performance situations that are not metabolically demanding (e.g., Mendes, Seery, and Blascovich, 2000; Blascovich et al., 2001b). This research typically demonstrates these effects during task performance but not during baseline or resting periods, suggesting the possibility that physiological responses to relevant and comparison questions might be differentially affected on polygraph tests.
Research on members of racially stigmatized groups (particularly, African Americans) suggests that such individuals exhibit heightened cardiovascular threat responses in situations in which negative stereotypes about racially stigmatized groups are likely to exist (Blascovich et al., 2001a). For example, members of racially stigmatized groups exhibit increased blood pressure reactivity during testing that requires their cognitive responses to difficult test items.
The experimental situations in which these stigma studies have occurred bear a striking resemblance to polygraph testing situations, particularly employee screening tests. Participants are told the kind of tasks that they will undertake. Their written consent is obtained. Participants are given physiological tests in recording rooms. In most of these studies, participants are asked to cooperate with each other. Autonomic physiological sensors, including blood pressure cuffs, are attached to participants, and so forth.
One important difference between the testing situations in these studies and polygraph testing situations is that participants are not asked to lie. Neither are they told that the purpose of the physiological recording equipment is to detect lying (which it is not). Nonetheless, both perceivers and bearers of stigma, including visible and nonvisible stigmas, have


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IFA 2013: Samsung Launches Galaxy Note 3 Smartphone
Subject: General Tech, Mobile | September 9, 2013 - 04:35 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Samsung, s-pen, ifa 2013, galaxy note 3, big.little, android 4.3
Samsung launched the Galaxy Note 3 at IFA this month with updated hardware and software. The Galaxy Note 3 measures 151.2mm x 79.2mm x 8.3mm and weighs just under 0.37 pounds (168 grams). The smartphone will be available for purchase on September 25 in three colors: jet black, classic white, or blush pink.
The Galaxy Note 3 features a large 5.7" Super AMOLED display with a resolution of 1920 x 1080. The smartphone features thin bezels on the left and right of the display, and a single button below the display. A Samsung logo, speaker, and 2MP webcam sit above the touchscreen. The back of the Note 3 has "delicate stitching" that has a soft textured leather-like finish. A Samsung logo and 13MP camera with Backside illuminated sensor, auto focus, smart stabilization technology, and LED flash sit on the top half of the back cover. Of course, the Galaxy Note 3 comes equipped with Samsung's S-Pen digitizer.
Samsung is powering the Note 3 with either a 2.3GHz quad core or Octa core SoC depending on the market. The 8-core chip uses ARM's big.LITTLE architecture and pairs a 1.9GHz quad core and a 1.3GHz quad core. Samsung did not specify the exact chips, but they are likely the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 and Exynos 5 Octa. The smartphone will come with LTE or 3G cellular radios, depending on market (and this is where the CPUs differ, with the LTE version getting the 2.3GHz quad core SoC).
Other specifications include 3GB of RAM, and 32GB or 64GB of internal storage. Beyond the cellular radio, the Galaxy Note 3 supports 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, NFC, and GPS/GLONASS radios. Samsung has packed the smartphone with sensors, including gesture, accelerometer, geo-magnetic, gyroscope, RGB, proximity, barometer, temperature, humidity, and Hall effect.
The standard battery is a 3,200 mAh Lithium Ion battery pack.
Samsung is using Android 4.3 Jelly Bean for the Galaxy Note 3's base operating system. On top of the Android base, Samsung has added a slew of its own software including various applications and interface tweaks that work with the S-Pen. Users can use handwriting to search for content, annotate screenshots, write notes, and issue commands to the smartphone. There is a hover and action menu tied to the use of the S-Pen, as well.
The Galaxy Note 3 smartphone in three colors and colorful windowed flip covers will be available on September 25th. Pricing has not yet been announced. More information can be found on this Samsung web page.
Podcast #265 - XSPC GTX 680 Waterblock, ASUS's DirectCU II Refresh, V-NAND SSDs and more!
Subject: General Tech | August 22, 2013 - 02:54 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: XSPC, video, V-NAND, ssd, Samsung, podcast, MXC, Intel, gtz 780, gtx 680, DirectCU II, asus, 670 mini
PC Perspective Podcast #265 - 08/22/2013
Join us this week as we discuss the XSPC GTX 680 Waterblock, ASUS's DirectCU II Refresh, V-NAND SSDs and more!
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Hosts: Ryan Shrout, Jeremy Hellstrom, Josh Walrath, and Allyn Malventano
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Ryan: EVGA X79 Dark
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Higher than High Definition ... we need a better name for 2560 x 1440
Subject: Displays | August 22, 2013 - 02:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: hd, 2560x1440, asus, dell, eizo, fujitsu, hp, LG, Iiyama, philips, Samsung
Hardware.info had a chance to review 14 different 2560x1440 displays of which all but three they could find for sale; prices ranged from $500 to $950. That price range is interesting as all of the displays reviewed were 27" models, so the disparity is not caused by larger screens. Gamers may want to head straight to their findings on Response Time and Input Lag but you should spend the time to read the whole round up if you are more interested in the colour accuracy.
"Most IT product categories tend to evolve rapidly, but developments in computer monitors have been decidedly slower. Although larger screens are slowly becoming more affordable, the most common resolution remains 1920x1080 pixels. Nonetheless, this year we're seeing more and more manufacturers release WQHD monitors. Hardware.Info collected 14 different models of these very impressive monitors and tested them to find out which is the best one to get."
Here are some more Display articles from around the web:
- Asus ProArt PA249Q 24″ AH-IPS LCD Monitor @ eTeknix
- Nixeus VUE 30: 30" 2560x1600 IPS Monitor @ AnandTech
- Vizio M501D-A2R Review @ TechReviewSource
- SilverStone ARM11SC Arm One Monitor Mount @ Phoronix
Samsung Open Sources exFAT File System
Subject: General Tech, Storage, Mobile | August 20, 2013 - 09:41 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: exFAT, Samsung
But Linux distributions still cannot officially use it... sort of?
Samsung added support for exFAT on Linux, in kernel, with one of their tablets. At some point code was leaked on GitHub. At some other point the Software Freedom Conservancy determined certain GPL-dependent modifications were published in binary form alone. Eventually Samsung properly released their source code under the GNU General Public License (GPL).
I am still unclear about how Samsung was allowed to do so, however. Copyright was never the main concern with exFAT but rather the patents Microsoft holds over the file system. The GPL mandates that code it covers must come with a non-exclusive worldwide and royalty-free license for applicable patents except under certain conditions. I would be curious how this license was accomplished unless Microsoft granted Samsung a patent license prior to March 28, 2007 (or some loophole like that).
I understand how people might be sympathetic to Microsoft and others asserting software patents because they are a for-profit business but that does not apply everywhere. You need to be careful when you apply a license to something as upstream as a file system or a kernel as everything downstream relies upon your decision.
Just imagine if you were separated from the contents of your SDXC card because, somehow, this patent found its way into the portfolio of a troll firm?
Current implementations of the file system are in user space until Samsung's in-kernel module. The Software Freedom Conservancy praised Samsung -- not only for their source code contribution -- but also for how open and public their response was.
Samsung Launches First V-NAND SSD For Enterprise Market
Subject: Storage | August 14, 2013 - 10:11 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Samsung, charge trap flash, vertical nand, vnand, 128Gb, enterprise ssd
Last week, Samsung announced that it had started producing a new stackable NAND flash memory called V-NAND, or vertical NAND. The new 3D V-NAND would initially be available in 128Gb (Gigabit) chips, but could eventually scale into as much as 1 Tb (Terabit) per chip by stacking additional dies vertically. Doing so allows Samsung some flexibility in scaling to higher capacities without going to increasingly expensive and difficult to manufacturer smaller manufacturing processes, which has been the traditional method of attaining denser flash.
The company has now announced the V-NAND SSD, which is its first Solid State Drive to use the Vertical NAND technology. Aimed at the enterprise server market, the V-NAND SSD will come in 480GB and 960GB capacities. The 2.5" form factor drives are 7mm thick and come equipped with a SATA III 6Gbps controller. On the high end, the 960GB model uses 64 MLC 3D V-NAND 128Gb dies for a total physical capacity of 1TB. However, user-accessible capacity will be only 960GB. Unfortunately, Samsung did not reveal how many physical chips the drives use, so its hard to say how those 64 128Gb dies are distributed (4 high in 16 chips or 8 high in 8 chips, etc).
The 960GB Samsung V-NAND SSD spotted by Engadget.
Samsung claims that the V-NAND SSD offers up to 20% increased performance and a 40% reduction in power consumption versus previous SSDs. Further, the 3D NAND using Samsung's Charge Trap Flash technology is rated at 35K program erase cycles. Samsung rates the V-NAND memory itself as being twice as fast in writes and between two and ten times as reliable versus traditional 19nm floating gate NAND (the alternative to CTF NAND).
Samsung's 128Gb V-NAND die.
Samsung stated in a press release that it started production of the V-NAND SSD earlier this month. While it is introducing V-NAND into enterprise drives first, the technology will eventually trickle down into consumer drives. I'm interested to see this drive benchmarked for performance and write endurance to see if the 3D flash lives up to its potential.
I see your 4K TV and raise you a curved 55" OLED screen
Subject: General Tech | August 13, 2013 - 01:01 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Samsung, curved lcd, oled, Multi-View, KN55S9C
Tomorrow for a cool $9000, which is cheaper than predicted, you can get your hands on the Samsung KN55S9C. That is a 55" OLED TV which is curved to offer you a more natural viewing experience, or for anyone who can dream a way to have multiple displays curve around you instead of placing flat panels at a slight angle. They do not state a resolution nor really any details apart from the price and size, hopefully tomorrow someone will have gotten their hands on one to get the proper specifications. Check out Gizmodo for a brief explanation on how two people can simultaneously watch two different shows with certain 3D glasses.
"The new display comes with Samsung's famed Multi-View feature, which means two people watch two different programs at once, thanks to the included active 3D glasses. And even though it seemed like we might never see the day, you can actually pick one up for your very own at select retailers for a cool 9K."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Skyrmion spin control could help speed up digital electronics @ Nanotechweb
- Hacking Lightbulbs To Cause a Sustained Blackout @ Slashdot
- Blackberry unveils 9720 QWERTY smartphone with BB7 OS @ The Inquirer
- New blinged-up 'iPhone 5S' touted by Jobs FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE @ The Register
- An Interview with Patriot Memory @ Funky Kit
- MOA 2013 Semi Final Results, EVGA 780 Classified and Tablets are Different @ NinjaLane
- Win an Antec AMP SP1 Bluetooth Wireless Speaker from Benchmark Reviews
- Win A 2k DinoPC TRex 7990 Gaming PC With DinoPC XFX and eTeknix
Samsung Mass Producing Vertical NAND With Higher Performance and Reliability
Subject: General Tech | August 6, 2013 - 01:56 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: Samsung, vnand, vertical nand, charge trap flash, 128Gb, nand
Today, Samsung announced that it has begun mass production of a new kind of 3D NAND flash memory that offers up higher reliability and write performance versus traditional 2d "planar" technologies. The so-called VNAND (Vertical NAND) is currently being used in 128Gb (Gigabit) flash chips (matching current 2D flash chips), but the technology has the potential to go much further in terms of capacity.
The VNAND combines an updated version of Samsung's Charge Trap Flash (CTF) technology (originally developed in 2006) with a vertical stacking and interconnect technology that uses special etching techniques to punch holes and electrical connections down from the top of the highest die to the bottom die.
Samsung claims that its proprietary interconnect technology is (currently) able to support up to 24 layers of flash memory. The resulting VNAND offers up to twice the write performance and between 2-times and 10-times higher reliability versus traditional 19nm floating gate NAND (the alternative to CTF NAND) developed on planar processes.
With traditional NAND flash, as flash density increases (such as the move from 25nm to 19nm NAND flash), inter-cell interference also increases due to thinner walls and increased leakage. Samsung is hoping to solve that problem with its vertically-stacked NAND by allowing density to increase without dealing with shrinking the individual layers. Further, each layer is separated by a dielectric (electric insulator) that is currently 50nm and constructed of Silicon Nitride (SiN). The company notes that there is a limit to the height at which flash can be stacked before it becomes un-economical, but that is still a ways off compared to where NAND flash is now as far as densities seen in the wild.
Samsung's new 128Gb VNAND chip is expected to scale to at least 1Tb depending on consumer demand. The technology is aimed at both embedded NAND and SSDs, but the former is likely to make use of 3D vertical NAND first. Standard 2.5" SSDs could also benefit but modern SSDs are already bottle-necked by the SATA III 6Gbps bus much less by faster write speed potential. Mobile devices, however, could benefit from faster single-chip VNAND packages immediately with faster write speeds and higher reliability (and potentially, density) versus 2D NAND chips.
It is definitely a technology with potential that is worth keeping an eye on.
The full press release can be found over at Engadget.
Podcast #262 - Live from QuakeCon 2013!
Subject: General Tech | August 1, 2013 - 01:35 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: video, shield, Samsung, quakecon, podcast, nvidia, frame rating, crossfire, amd, 840 evo, 7990
PC Perspective Podcast #262 - 08/01/2013
Join us this week as we discuss NVIDIA SHIELD, the Samsung 840 EVO, Viewer Q&A, and much more LIVE from QuakeCon 2013!
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More on Samsung's new cached SSD wizardry
Subject: Storage | July 26, 2013 - 06:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: TurboWrite, tlc, ssd, slc, Samsung, 840 evo, MEX controller
Along with Al's review of the new EVO line you can get a second opinion from The Tech Report about the performance of the new SSD with a fast cache. The majority of the storage is 19nm TLC NAND but there is an SLC cache sitting between the controller and that long term TLC storage to help with the overall responsiveness of the drive, aka TurboWrite. In the 120 and 250GB models that cache is 3GB while in the larger models you get a 6GB cache. In their real world testing the new EVO drive is incredible at large file copying though Sandforce drives can beat it in small file copy speeds, likely thanks to the compressed write trickery that controller family is so good at. Check out the review here and keep your fingers crossed that MSRP is the acual price these drives sell at.
"Samsung's entry-level 840 EVO SSD combines affordable TLC NAND with a server-style SLC cache. We explain the drive's unique buffering tech and explore how it affects performance."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Samsung 840 EVO SSD @ The SSD Review
- Samsung SSD 840 EVO Review: 120GB, 250GB, 500GB, 750GB & 1TB Models Tested @ AnandTech
- Samsung 840 EVO 250GB, 750GB SSD Review @ Custom PC Review
- Samsung 840 Evo SSD @ Hardware.info
- Samsung unveils 840 EVO solid-state drive family @ The Tech Report
- 240GB OCZ Vertex 450 Solid State Drive @ Benchmark Reviews
- Plextor M5M 128GB mSATA SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- OCZ Vertex 3.20 240GB SSD @ eTeknix
- OCZ Vector 512GB SSD @ Kitguru
- RunCore Pro IV 1.8 Inch ZIF SSD @ LanOC Reviews
- Silicon-Power Velox V55 240GB @ Legion Hardware
- Seagate 600 Pro SSD 400GB @ Bjorn3D
- Securely Erasing Your SSD with Linux: A How-To @ Techgage
- Seagate Central 3TB review: User-friendly? @ Hardware.info
- Silicon Power Blaze B20 32GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ NikKTech
- USB 3.0 Flash Drive Roundup July 2013 @ Legion Hardware
- Icy Dock FlexCage 2 Bay and 3 Bay Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ HiTech Legion
- Zalman ZM-VE400 USB 3.0 HDD/SSD Enclosure @ Funky Kit
- QNAP TS-421 & QTS 4.0 @ techPowerUp
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Podcast #261 - ASUS PQ321Q 4K Monitor Review, Samsung 840 Evo details, Kepler meets Tegra, and more!
Subject: General Tech | July 25, 2013 - 02:36 PM | Ken Addison
Tagged: video, tegra 5, Samsung, pq321q, podcast, logan, kepler, asus, 840 evo, 4k
PC Perspective Podcast #261 - 07/25/2013
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Due to the looming chance of rain the 2015 BNB Tour will be canceled.
More details at the Beauty and the Beast website.
Due to the looming chance of rain the 2015 BNB Tour will be canceled.
More details at the Beauty and the Beast website.
The Tyler Bicycle Club will be hosting the Four Pedals of the Rose Endurance 150 Series. This is event is our winter mountain bike series. The series will include all four area trails and it will be an endurance ride. Each event will be 150 minutes in length. Each participant will complete as many laps as possible in that time frame. You may participate individually or as a two person team. Event dates are posted on the TBC calendar and listed below. The endurance series is for fun and is only open to current TBC members. You must join the club prior to competing. You cannot join the day of the event. There will be a raffle drawing at the end of the series. This year we will be raffling off a full Bontrager mountain bike makeover valued at over $450.00. The Bontrager makeover is sponsored by Simpson's Adventure Sports and Tyler Simpson.
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On Monday, December 1st at 6:15pm we will be having our first new board meeting with the membership at Stanley's BBQ. We hope to continue a regularly scheduled board meeting on the first Monday of each month. Please join our TBC Facebook Page
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"What should young people do with their lives today? Many things, obviously. But the most daring thing is to create stable communities in which the terrible disease of loneliness can be cured."
― Kurt Vonnegut
Our new Board members are:
President – Cori Moore
Vice President – Brad Burnett
Treasurer – Joe Rasco
Membership – Crystal Self
Secretary – Ron Roberts
Social – Ashley Lesniewski
Advocacy – Kristin Blaise
Trails – Justin McInnis
In addition to the election, an amendment to the By-laws has been proposed and voted on. The proposed amendment would change the past president from a non-voting board member to a voting board member. Two-Thirds majority is needed to pass the amendment. Thirty nine members were in attendance, so twenty six votes were needed to pass the amendment.
The amendment vote: 24 For; 15 Against.
Thank you to all of the members who came to the meeting.
Kelly Boucher, Royce Smith, Dennis Kutach, Roland Bailey, Sandra Robbins, Stephanie Jackson, Justin McInnis and Tyler Simpson.
What a great event yesterday! We had 107 entries and we raised $3500 for the charity, For The Silent. Congratulations to Rico Vasquez for putting on such a great event. Thank you to all the volunteers that helped make this event so successful. We have a great group of people who come out and help, you give of yourselves and the cycling community is lucky to have you! Thanks to both bike shops, Elite and Simpson's, for always providing support for every event we do. We hope to see everyone next year.
FRESH 15, Beauty and the Beast and Tri Tyler Half team up to announce the Tyler Triple Threat Challenge
Three Tyler, Texas, endurance racing events have partnered to present a new challenge for athletes. The Tyler Triple Threat Challenge, sponsored by Tyler Urology Associates, will cross promote the FRESH 15, Beauty & the Beast and Tri Tyler Half.
The first part in the challenge is the FRESH 15 – a 15k and 5k road race set for March 7, 2015, starting and ending at FRESH by Brookshire's in Tyler. The Beauty and the Beast bicycle tour/race on March 21 is the second endurance event, and consists of 12.5, 24, 34, 46, 53 or 67 route through beautiful areas of Tyler, while also encompassing a "beast" hill near the finish line. The challenge finale is the Tri Tyler Half, Olympic and Sprint triathlon set for May 5 at Lake Tyler.
Here's how it works:
Athletes that participate in each event will receive a commemorative Tyler Triple Threat Challenge medal and finisher's certificate. Athletes may participate in any distance of each event, but must participate and finish all three.
This special event will showcase equally beautiful parts of Tyler and combine the efforts of three great races. Participants will receive their medals and finisher's certificates at the finish line of the Tri Tyler Half on May 3, 2015.
Join us for what promises to be not just one but three great racing events for 2015.
For more information on each event, please visit their websites: www.FRESH15k.com, http://www.tbcbnb.com, http://tritylerhalf.com.
Questions? Please email moc.s1436243934erihs1436243934koorb1436243934@51HS1436243934ERF1436243934. Tyler Triple Threat Challenge is proudly sponsored by Tyler Urology Associates.
The Tyler Bicycle Club, through the Bicycle Advocacy Committee of East Texas, is embarking on a cyclist awareness ad campaign in Smith and Cherokee Counties. The ads will be print ads in the newspaper and on billboards on the major roads in the areas that we ride. We need volunteers to be in the print ads. We will need two males and two females, age groups of 17 to 23 (students) and 35+ (professionals or parents). We would like to have people that the community will recognize, in a good way, or people others can identify with (mother, son, nurse, store owner, etc.). If you know of someone or you would like to be in the ad, please email a TBC officer.
Click link below to see ad draft.
We have been planning on this change for over a year and everything finally fell into place and we are now live. Now that we have the site up and running, what can you expect to see? We will have the same info as the old site, plus much more. We are working to integrate the Facebook and twitter feeds onto the website page as well as the forum. We hope to have more interactive maps and up to date ride postings. Our newsletter will be fully online by mid-year and it will be updated weekly. All of the officers will have the ability to log on to the site and update the information as needed. New member's names will be posted as they join and all club events and activities, such as special rides and time trial results will be posted on the website. Our goal is to have our members spend more time on the website to communicate with one another and to learn of the club activities. The website will also be a tool to introduce the club to all potential members.
I hope you enjoy the new www.tylerbicycleclub.com!
Kelly C Boucher
Are you ready to join or renew your membership? Scroll over the "Members" tab above, click on "Become a Member" and choose your enrollment method. It is that easy!
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The "please oh god don't make me beg" part reminds me of…
Well, every 4/7/420channer ever in front of a girl.
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While I don't want to see loads of old Pokemon getting formes/evos/prevos, I do want an alternate evolution for the Bellsprout line. It's always bugged me that its counterpart got one and it didn't.
While I don't want to see loads of old Pokemon getting formes/evos/prevos, I do want an alternate evolution for the Bellsprout line. It's always bugged me that its counterpart got one and it didn't.
I hope they finally make an evo for Pinsir pretty much every pokemon around it in the Pokedex has an evo or pre-evo
Hmm...I'll go through my list I have for the ones I think are most necessary or interesting (and add the names I came up with, because this was a little while ago and some of them are frankly hilarious now that I look back on them):
Rapidash --> Machariot (a pegasus - you know it'd rock)
Farfetch'd --> Bushiduk (kendou-styled, with a face mask)
Kanjoey --> Kangaskhan (everyone's thought of this one)
Jynx --> Divanity (if only because an even more ridiculous-looking evolution of Jynx would be hilarious)
Pinsir --> Mandibull (Bug/Dragon or Bug/Dark, based on a centipede or earwig)
Muu --> Tauros/Miltank (another one everyone's thought of, and would make a lot of sense)
Dunsparce --> Marronent --> Quetzatl (because I imagine such a godlike Aztec-looking final evo for Dunsparce, it needs an intermediary form)
Qwilfish --> Nidelfin (based on a lionfish, which would look amazing)
Octillery --> Krakannon (because I lovesd the name, and Octillery could use a boost)
Stantler --> Glaribou (kinda self-explanatory, a power boost)
Luvdisc --> Pashamour/Breacoeur (Water and Water/Dark, respectively, with the latter representing a broken heart; a power bost with a divergent twist, since Luvdisc doesn't have much to it at the moment)
Combee --> Vespiquen/Vespidron (Bug or Bug/Dark, an evolution for male Combee)
Pachirisu --> Pachimur (power boost to make it more useful)
Cherrim --> Sakuraph (Grass or Grass/Dragon; power boost, plus I love the name)
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I like Krakannon! And Jynx could use an Electivire/Magmortar type evo...
I'm not a fan of baby Pokemon, but if any of them deserve one it should be Khangeskhan. It's had that thing with it since Gen I.
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Eh, I don't think Jynx can outrun the dumb controversy either, though I doubt anyone would make too much of a fuss as long as they were careful with the evolution's design - I've always imagined it as something like the fat opera singer with the horned helmet. XD
^That pretty much opens up the "Sound-type" discussion here. But That ain't a bad idea!
kanjoey needs to exist. We ALREADY know it exists.
While I do think that some of these ideas are quite cool (Dunsparce evolution particularly. It's one of my personal faves from GSC and a feathery snake would be awesome.) I really really really really really really hope that Nintendo pulls a total Gen III on all of us and does away with the Evos and Pre-vos entirely.
I'll fully admit that I'm biased, because Generation III is by far my favourite Gen of all time (OF ALL TIME!) but really...Sinnoh went fucking nuts on Evolutionary families. Giving us baby forms of Pokemon that were terrible to begin with? How many people honestly wet their pants over Chingling?
After reading some of the posts on this thread, I realized how very few Pokemon are left that have no Evolutionary ties. Frankly, I think it would be better if it stayed that way. Not everything needs to have uber leet evolutions.
Is Farfetch'd terrible? Absolutely. But if we give every single Pokemon that exists a new evolution just to power it up, then it's going too far. Maybe some just need to stay the way they are to prevent total and utter mind-bending chaos to ensue.
I've got my fingers crossed for the Generation III treatment.
But feel free to disagree. This is just my personal view.
Though I really do think that "Babykhan" will stay in that pouch forever.
Um, Kayde? Wynaut?
But my point is, despite those two prevos, RSE is generally accepted as the Pokedex's original "Total Reboot."
And I'm hoping for the same thing for Gen V. Maybe the sheer volume of Evolutionary families in DPPt soured me on the concept, so if new Evolutions are introduced and they don't hit the FAIL button quite as hard as Probopass..........I can probably be okay with it.
spearow for a farfetch'd in the game and farfetch'd is worse. Same goes for luvdisk. It's a pokemon shaped like a heart. It's not supposed to be strong. As for the cute babies, they're there because we need cutes each gen.


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Is there a way to set the default texture LOD bias under linux? Within windoze its done via tools like nvmax; guess they just set a registry value.
Fsaa and aniso stuff are supported on linux using environment variables (__GL_FSAAMODE and __GL_DEFAILT_ANISO). Check the driver docs for more details and all options for it. To use these variables add them to your .bashrc file (requires shell restart to have it in all shells) or to a launch script of an app using: export __GL_FSAA_MODE=1 (or another value)
Thanks for your reply. I know about the features described in the docu. And they dont help me. I dont need neither anisotropic filtering nor fsaa to change.
I asked for the texture LOD bias default - the value the driver uses, if no value is set within the program.
I know how to set it with opengl commands and if there is no other way i patch wineX for it.
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Boeing Co. is moving 265 less aircraft maintenance jobs than anticipated from operations in Long Beach, Calif., but is proceeding with a plan to move up to 900 engineering jobs from a plant closing in Wichita.
Boeing incentives package in Oklahoma City set to increase to $6.3 million
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"The California transition of jobs is complete this month," Boeing spokeswoman Jennifer Hogan said Friday. "Some of the employees from Wichita have transferred and some new hires have come on board. The number is small right now."
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If you wondered why ultrasound bills are popping up everywhere, it's to open the door for more opportunities to trick women into visiting crisis pregnancy centers.
The public pressure has finally resulted in the bill officially being laid to rest for the legislative season.
As the GOP continues to push anti-women legislation, they seem to be losing the support of the women of their own party.
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Who needs "transhumanism"? Millions of dollars are going into fields such as brain-computer interfacing, robotics, AI, and regenerative medicine without the influence of "transhumanists". Wouldn't transhumanism be better off if we relinquished the odd name and just marketed ourselves as "normal"?
Wild transhumanist ideas such as cryonics, molecular nanotechnology, hard takeoff, Jupiter Brains, and the like, distract our audience from the incremental transhumanist advances occurring on an everyday basis in labs at universities around the world. Brain implants exist, gene sequencing exists, regenerative medicine exists — why is this any different than normal science and medicine?
Motivations such as the desire to raise one's father from the dead are clearly examples of theological thinking. Instead of embracing theology, we need to face the nitty gritty of the world here and now, with all of its blemishes and problems.
Instead of working towards blue-sky, neo-apocalyptic discontinuous advances, we need to preserve democracy by promoting incremental advances to ensure that every citizen has a voice in every important societal change, and the ability to democratically reject those changes if desired.
To ensure that there is not a gap between the enhanced and the unenhanced, we should let true people — Homo sapiens — be allowed to vote on whether certain technological enhancements are allowed. Anything else would be irresponsible.
As Margaret Somerville recently wrote in the Vancouver Sun:
Another distinction that might help to distinguish ethical technoscience interventions from unethical ones is whether the intervention affects the intrinsic being or essence of a person — for instance, their sense of self or consciousness — or is external to that. The former, I propose, are always unethical, while the latter may not be.
The intrinsic essence and being of a person is not something to be taken for granted — it has been shaped carefully by millions of years of evolution. If we start picking arbitrary variables and trying to optimize them, the consequences could be very unpredictable. Our lust for pleasure and power could quickly lead us to a dark road of narcissistic self-enhancement and disenfranchisement of the majority of humanity.


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