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Tunisian people shouldn't listen to this Israel-lover, gay marriage-supporter and murder-supporter (she supports abortion).
US House Leader Nancy Pelosi Raises Concern for Media Freedom and Womens' Rights in Tunisia
By Bernard Yaros | Mar 17 2012Adurrahim Al-Keib ,Carolyn Maloney ,Ed Markey ,George Miller ,Keith Ellison ,
Democratic Leader of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi expressed her worry over the state of women's rights and media freedom in Tunisia during meetings with Tunisian government officials yesterday, according to an official in the Tunisian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The US Congressional delegation, led by Pelosi, met with Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali and Speaker of the Constituent Assembly Dr. Mustapha Ben Jaafar. According to the source, the meetings focused on strategies to boost foreign direct investment and financial assistance to Tunisia.
For Pelosi, it was imperative that Tunisia maintain an untarnished image abroad if American businesses are to feel comfortable in investing in Tunisia, stated the official.
Recent events gave Pelosi the impression that media freedom and womens' rights are under threat in Tunisia, confirmed the foreign ministry official.
Pelosi mentioned the arrest of three newsmen for having run on the front page a racy photo of Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira and his girlfriend Lena Gercke and the growing visibility of religious hardliners in Tunisian society as alarming trends that caused some concern, according to the Foreign Ministry official.
Tunisian officials reassured Pelosi and the other members of the US Congress that the government is committed to upholding civil liberties as the country continues down the path of its democratic transition, said the source.
The Congressional delegation included Congressman Keith Ellison of Minnesota, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney of New York, Congressman Ed Markey of Massachusetts, Congressman George Miller of California, and Congressman Nick Rahall of West Virginia.
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Who should they listen to? Their own religious extremists? That would be going from one prison into another.
Part of the high-living standards in Tunisia comes through the support of reproductive rights. Women shouldn't be there to breed one children after another.
There's nothing wrong with gay-marriage. I live in a country in which it is supported and it has no effect on me as a hetero.
What a useless article?? restating a useless communique for no other reason than to support the ideology of this News-site.
The only reason i, and possibly most of the audience, continue to visit this website is because its the only English News site for the state of Tunisia.
Tunisians need to provide something better than this blog!
@European, and Mohamed:
This is what the Americans are saying:" You can't make it without us. We want to help, but as long as you respect basic human rights."
The both you can put your little purses together and save the country from an almost certain economic dissster.
These derogatory commments about this site and the former speaker of the house do not normally deserve a response, but as a Tunisian I want the world that you two do not represent me or Tunisia.
Call me a CIA agent too silly!!
@Afif dontbeanidiot.org, please mate!
Until you are a little more knowledgeable of your country's past, please save your time and effort and keep your advice for yourself. America has never cared for human rights in Tunisia, let alone economic and political progress. They were well aware, and at times supported, torture, economic fraud, oppression, .. in Tunisia. Go and google "realpolitik" before you sound like an idiot.
A word from one of their politicians is insulting enough, let alone from the FORMER speaker of the house, who was in action during Tunisia's suffering. Would she be complementing or critiquing human rights in Tunisia if Ben Ali was still in power? what do you think?
And as a True Tunisian, i still have the decency to still call you a Tunisian. Your comment however, is pathetic. Do Tunisia a favor and learn your past!
As to the past, Tunisians and Tunisians alone have themselves to blame for allowing the former regimes to deprive them of their human rights. Those who know Americans will tell you that they would have taken up arms against their own government in a week if what happened to us happened to them.
Please realize that there is no where written that America and other countries have an obligation to protect us from our own government. They deal only with governments that the people have allowed to take power, unless the U.S. interests is threatened. This holds true for any foreign power that wants to protect its interests.
The obligation of the American government is limited to protecting only its own citizens. Additionally, I do not see the French or others offering to help us with our economic woes. The French would love to keep us on their leash, as they have always.
Please note that the Americans are not begging us to help us. We are the ones asking them for assistance, including our own freely elected current government. The current government is making promises of a democratic society to assure the Americans that we will be have minimum standards that are consistent with the American principles. So, by insulting Congresswoman Polosi, the leader of the minority party, you are biting that hand that will end up feeding you.
It does not bother me what you call me, but we need to have the decency to show appreciation for those who are willing to make an effort to help our economy, when their conditions are quite reasonable. This is just common sense brother!
Wassalamu Alaikum Warrahmatu Allah Wa Barakatu.
What America is giving us is Economic "Help". Help that has large interest rates on it and contracted on many terms&conditions that place us as the losers in the deal. Nonetheless, it is pretty much appreciated as all the world is suffering from financial shortages, including America. This however does not mean that we can not criticize comments that are coming from them, nor does it mean they are now morally superior. If we are truly free, and if Tunisians want to stand up to the hard earned Dignity that the revolution has given us, than that means when comments like this come from our past dictator's mates, then we should not take it as is.
BTW we are receiving much larger economic "Help" from the gulf than we are getting from America. Yet we criticize them freely. Seems to me that you, and sadly many Tunisians, are still mentally oppressed. There is large political & economic worth for the US when they support Tunisia at these times. If you can not see this, then tell me and i'll expand on it in the next comment.
And you are very wrong by stating that the EU is not helping us much. Our Trade is largely dependent on them and they have provided much incentives for their companies to stay in Tunisia during these troubled times and they have persuaded many others to open up now and in the near future. The economic worth of this move is much more valuable to Tunisia than america's much publicized "help".
If me and you want to help Tunisia become respected among the world, we have to hold others who accuse us responsible and provide us with proof of their criticism. Comments like "you are biting that hand that will end up feeding you" Cant work. Money does not entail political advice my friend, let alone moral advice about Women Rights. Specially one that is hollow!
Wassalamu Alaikum Warrahmatu Allah Wa Barakatu.
plus i never said america was responsible for our dictators and the general state of oppression in Tunisia's past. I only stated that they SUPPORTED it. Either by turning a blind eye to it, commending the past dictator for achievements that were fake, and recently for turning a blind eye to Tunisia's Revolution until the very last days.
A country like this clearly should have no say about our Women Rights. But that was not why i wrote my first comment, which you criticised. If you read it carefully, you would realise that i wrote it to complain that the article has made an issue out of it, and by re-iterating a worthless statement by this country that should have been ignored. Instead it was on the front page.
Sorry forgot to mention that I did not find that websitedontbeanidiot.org !! Send me a link..thank you for being a Tunisian brother willing to help another Tunisian without preconditions!
if you can't copy & past, then i have underestimated how challenged you are!
I bow down humbly in the presence of such grseantse.
Unfortunately, alot of work lies ahead before we can be fully independent. Americans apparently want us to be a prototype of one of their states; otherwise, they won't be satisfied with whatever we do. Worse still, they seem to rely on one particular biased source of information in their judgements. Hence, we have no other choice than to double our efforts in all aspects of economy to get out of our urgent need to these Americans who won't be happy with us unless we become fully Americanized…


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sorry for the lack of details, i've only used twinview once or twice in my life, and really didn't like it during that time.
Re: Dual Head + 3d acceleration
There's nothing in NVIDIA hardware that prevents 3D with both heads in nView. Unfortunately I have dismal experience with Linux and OpenGL, so I cannot address driver issues.
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Could ADHD be linked to digital devices?
About 6 million children in the United States—or about one out of every 10—have been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Now, experts wonder whether the mobile devices we carry around might have something to do with that number.
According to a story on PluggedIn.com, research done by the Kaiser Family Foundation has found that ADHD numbers began to surge just as smartphones hit the market.
And because kids engage with digital screens so much differently than they do with real-life activities, some experts believe all that screen time may negatively impact their ability to focus.
By the way, the amount of time people spend engaged in all forms of media has now risen to 11 hours, 52 minutes per day. Clark Fredricksen, vice president of eMarketer says "It's clear that time spent with media is still increasing as a result of multitasking."
In other youth culture news, some disturbing new stats are out on dating violence. A nationwide survey on the issue was presented at a recent American Psychological Association conference.
The survey included more than 1,000 teens, and it found that 41% of girls and 37% of boys say they've been physically, emotionally or sexually abused on a date.
Here's one surprising fact that reflects how our culture has been pushing girls to be more aggressive: more girls than boys said they had abused a dating partner. 35% of girls said they'd been abusive―compared to 29% of boys.
By the way, if your son or daughter has experienced this kind of abuse, I'd encourage you to contact my friends at Focus on the Family. They operate a free telephone counseling service and can refer your family to a licensed Christian therapist in your area. The number is 1-800-A-FAMILY.
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Originally posted by Ridelynn
You're assuming that I'm going to never buy a product. That's not the case I'm not going to spend the money on a product that's $1,000.00 when it first comes out when I know full well that it'll easily drop to a fraction of the price within 1-2 years. In addition the cards are very far beyond todays current graphics requirements. So there's a lot of leeway for me to hold off until I purchase a product like the Titan.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
yeah i get your point, super high end dual cards are amassive waste of money - as is the nvidia 690
but... theres 3 reasons they make these cards
1 the marketing kudos for having the fastest card (even if its 2 cards cobbled together like the 7990 and 690)
2 there are whales who will buy these cards, because they are actually going to buy 2 of them and run effectively a quad setup, but then these are the sort of people that can buy dual processer server boards and advanced water cooling.
3 the world is full of idiots, idiots will buy them to have the fastest,. even though they could dual card 680s and 7970s, spend less and be faster or dual card 670s, 7950s and not get much far off for a quarter of the price.
Originally posted by Cleffy
No, AMD's CPU architecture certainly is not more efficient than Intel's. Never mind Ivy Bridge. Compare Sandy Bridge-E to Vishera if you like, as those are both 32 nm. A Core i7-3960X beats an FX-8350 at just about everything, in spite of having a much smaller die and using about the same power.
3D rendering is a corner case of, if you support an instruction before your competitor, then you win at applications that can spam that new instruction. Piledriver cores support FMA and Ivy Bridge cores don't. But that's a temporary advantage for AMD, as Haswell will support FMA.
FMA is Fused Multiply Add. What it does is to take three floating-point inputs, a, b, and c, and return a * b + c in a single step. Obviously, it's trivial to do the same thing in two steps, by doing multiplication first and then addition. But doing it in a single step means that you can do it twice as fast.
FMA is hugely beneficial for dot products and computations that implicitly use dot products, such as matrix multiplication. 3D graphics uses a ton of matrix multiplication, as rotating a model basically means multiplying every single vertex by some particular orthogonal matrix.
But what else can make extensive use of FMA outside of 3D graphics? Not much, really. Some programs can use it here and there. Doing the same thing for integer computations isn't supported at all. That's why video cards have long supported FMA (any rated GFLOPS number you see is "if the video card can spam FMA and do nothing else"), but x86 CPUs didn't support it until recently.
Corner cases from new instructions happen from time to time. When Clarkdale launched, a Core i5 dual core absolutely destroyed everything else on the market in AES encryption, even if threaded to scale to many cores, because it supported AES-NI and nothing else did. But that advantage only applied to AES, and now recent AMD CPUs support AES-NI, too. So now it's a case of Core i3, Pentium, and Celeron processors are awful at AES because Intel disables AES-NI on them, while all other recent desktop processors are fast at it.
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Originally posted by Cleffy
Totally agree but most people live in the world of paper stats.
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I would just like to point out that on these forums the 3D applications of a cpu are of primary importance. If FMA makes 3D applications faster, and applications such as MMORPG can take advantage of it, especially if they don't have to be recompiled, then it's a primary reason to look at a cpu that has FMA or uses FMA.
To that end though, if you just look at the final result, Intel seems to come out on top, both performance wise and price for performance wise. I think even performance for the power consumed they perform better. I could be wrong about recent history, but that's been the case for awhile. The only thing that AMD gets the consumer is less expensive systems. That's not a bad thing, but we don't seem to be talking about overall cost here, just performance.
So whether AMD's architecture just isn't utilized, or whether AMD's architecture is less efficient it doesn't really matter because in the real world Intel gives a better end result. Even if that better stuff is talking developers into using their stuff, it's still a better end result for the user.
Right now. :-)
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Originally posted by lizardbones
Software 3D renderers aren't relevant to gaming outside of some really weird game engines that don't try to offload any work to the video card. If an FX-8350 could get you 3 frames per second and a Core i7-3770K could only get you 2 in a software renderer, but a Radeon HD 7750 or GeForce GTX 650 paired with a more modest CPU could get you 50 frames per second in the same game at the same settings, is that really just an important win for AMD over Intel?
The CPU side of a game engine wouldn't heavily use FMA the way that the GPU side would. You don't rotate or otherwise transform vertices CPU-side. That's what video cards are for.
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I don't Forum PVP. If you feel I've attacked you, it was probably by accident.
All that power consumption goes somewhere. I bet it cranks out the heat.
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"you are not prepared!"
As with all new Top of the line cards now is NOT the time to buy this card.
As for amd i have had an awesome experience with there gpu's (I would never buy this card, i go for there cool effiecinet versions.)
My wife and I (and my 2 good gaming friends.) all are using 5770's for a couple years now and there still a kickass, efficient card.
I think I bough mine in 2009 and i cans till play pretty much anything with it @ 1900 x 1200 not bad for 100$ 4 years ago.
After dealing with nvidia drivers & cards for a few years that was quiet enough.
GO amd!
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Originally posted by Mtibbs1989
There are salesmen who rely on your regular purchases of new GPUs. "It's got a biggah numbah, must buy."
Self-pity imprisons us in the walls of our own self-absorption. The whole world shrinks down to the size of our problem, and the more we dwell on it, the smaller we are and the larger the problem seems to grow.
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Originally posted by Mtibbs1989
The Titan isn't better as a single card, but it has a faster GPU. If you have an unlimited budget, 4 GTX Titans is the way to go. Remember, the GTX 690 is a dual GPU card so you're only limited to having two cards.
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I think you've highlighted what I think I'm saying. All of these in depth details* are interesting to discuss, but if you're talking about what's better, then however many frames per second you get in the games you like to play, and how much those frames cost you in dollars and watts are all that's really important. Those details are important from a PR point of view I suppose, but not so much if nobody outside of people who research hardware understand it.
I am totally ignorant of those details. Yes, I've learned how matrix math works and even how it applies to 3d graphics, but the inner details of cpus and gpus are not only a mystery, they are a mystery I'm not going to look into. However, when I'm going to upgrade my system, none of that is really going to matter. I will find out which parts and which combination of parts is going to get me the performance I'm willing to pay for. That's what really matters. In that context, up to this point Intel has been the winner since I'm willing to spend a little more money and frankly it's been a toss up between AMD and Nvidia. Sometimes it's one and sometimes it's the other. It depends a lot on what NewEgg has on sale.
[i]* I had to infer what FMA was from the conversation. Before this thread, I had never heard of it. After reading the posts, I had assumed the point of having FMA would be that it's something that you can't do on a gpu or that it would be faster to do it on the cpu. Your comments about software 3d rendering makes me think that FMA is like a vestigial tail. Interesting and maybe you can do neat stuff with it, but if you didn't have it, it wouldn't matter.[i]
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It's not that FMA is useless on a CPU. It's just that it isn't that important on a CPU, unlike a GPU, where it's critical. But as Moore's Law provides more and more transistors for CPUs to spend on a single core, AMD and Intel try to come up with new instructions that will be useful here and there.
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I also kinda chuckled at these nVidia quotes - straight from nVidia's "Director of Technical Marketing".
No way we can argue the validity of those quotes - they are straight from nVidia themselves.
If you're only comparing those two cards to each other and not to anything else, then the quotes are correct. A GeForce GTX 690 will get you better average frame rates, while a GeForce GTX Titan will get you a better gaming experience due to having to mess with SLI.
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Originally posted by Quizzical
lol should have worded it better since it is not more effecient in current workloads. My main argument is that current software poorly utilizes AMDs current design despite what its architecture is capable of. The current generation intel chips are 1.4 billion transistors on a 22nm process including a GPU die with a TDP of 84 watts. The current generation AMD chips are 1.2 billion transistors on a 32nm process not including a GPU die with a TDP of 125 watts. From a fundamental standpoint a chip with more transistors clocked higher will perform better. So why isn't AMD? Its clocked higher and if you negate Intels GPU, it has more transistors.
I think when you boil it down, single-threaded applications typically don't require much computational power otherwise they would be multi-threaded. So in the cases of single threaded applications, AMD will do the job. This is unless 6 seconds compressing a video makes a difference to you. Yet, in applications that need the threads AMD has an advantage in this sector without factoring in their 2 integer cores per module or FMA instruction set. To me AMD has a much more forward looking design that just is not being utilized much outside of niche businesses.
Also from rumors, Jaguar will perform 30% better than Piledriver in single threaded apps compared to the 10% increase going from Ivybridge to haswell.
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30% better performance than piledriver would be nice. But it still wouldn't catch Intel.
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You can only draw that conclusion from the fact that AMD tends to sell chips with more physical cores than Intel, which has very little to do with anything software-related.
You could make the case that AMD's modular core design makes it cheaper to offer more cores, as each module performs as dual cores, as compared to Intel's method of actual discrete cores and HyperThreading. And then that on the basis of cost versus performance that AMD is superior - which may have some basis: an CPU load designed for 8 cores will likely perform better on AMD's 8350 with 8 full cores presented from 4 modules than it will on Intels i7-3770 with 4 full cores and 4 virtual HT cores.
Now, if this is actually cheaper to produce, or if AMD is just selling them with a lower profit margin to maintain market viability; I can't say, but the retail price is what really matters to the market.
If you want go continue down the software-optimization path, and say that AMD would perform better if software were more efficiently threaded; that would largely be true. However, keep in mind that Intel would not stay stagnate in that case: Intel has optimized their existing CPUs largely for power envelope and single-threaded performance because that's what drives the market ~now~. It would take very little for Intel to start offering more physical cores if/when the market leans more in that direction: they already have dies that have competing numbers of physical cores in the Xeon and E series, they just charge a premium for them because it's hardly a mainstream necessity at this point.
Originally posted by Cleffy
In cost of production terms, the proper measure of efficiency is performance per mm^2 of die space, not performance per transistor. Some things have more transistors per mm^2 than others, even on exactly the same process node. But your production cost from a foundry is per wafer, and the number of dies you can fit in a single wafer is limited by die size, not transistor count.
Now, you can argue that Intel has an advantage because they're on a 22 nm process node. So as I said, compare Vishera on 32 nm to Sandy Bridge-E on 32 nm. Intel wins pretty clearly there, even in programs that scale well to arbitrarily many cores.
Higher clock speeds don't automatically mean that a processor should be faster if you're comparing different architectures. A deeper pipeline typically allows you to have higher clock speeds at the expense of not doing as much per clock cycle. That's how it plays out when comparing Piledriver cores to Ivy Bridge cores (though the deeper pipeline is not Piledriver's only problem, and might not even be a problem at all).
It's not an AMD versus Intel thing; some years ago, AMD's Athlon 64 was faster than Intel's Pentium 4 in spite of being clocked lower. The same thing happened when you put two of the cores on a chip for an Athlon 64 X2 versus a Pentium D. Or to take a more modern example, AMD Bobcat cores are much faster than Intel Atom cores in spite of being clocked lower.
Much of that is because Bobcat cores are out-of-order while Atom cores are in-order. This means that Atom cores have to execute instructions in the order that they come in, and have to stop and wait for a while if something needs data from system memory. Bobcat cores are able to reorder instructions and set aside something that doesn't have the needed data available yet in order to see if anything else is ready and execute that instead. That's a big deal, but like many other things in computer chip design, it comes at a cost, in this case, higher power consumption. Atom cores can go in cell phones and Bobcat cores can't.
Ivy Bridge also benefits from much lower cache latencies than Piledriver; Ivy Bridge's L3 cache has about the same latency as Piledriver's L2, and only about 1/3 that of Piledriver's L3 cache. Piledriver cores have a substantial bottleneck in the scheduler, and Ivy Bridge cores don't. AMD says that Steamroller cores will get some major gains over Piledriver by improving the branch predictor; my guess is that Ivy Bridge's branch predictor is already a lot better than Piledriver's, though I don't know that for certain. There are a lot of little things that go into CPU architectures and affect performance per clock cycle, many of which probably never make it into the tech media.
Jaguar cores most certainly are not going to be faster than Piledriver cores, even in single-threaded applications. Whoever started that rumor is simply clueless. It's about as plausible as predicting that the next generation Atom cores will be faster than Ivy Bridge. Not going to happen, as Jaguar and Atom are targeted at a much lower performance level right from the start.
AMD has already said that they expect Jaguar to beat Bobcat in IPC by about 15%. That's not enough for it to catch Piledriver. Meanwhile, recently announced G-series SoCs put the top clock speed of Jaguar at 2 GHz:
And I was surprised to see it go that high, even. I was expecting around 1.7 or 1.8 GHz. So Jaguar will typically have lower IPC than Piledriver and less than half of the clock speed. That's not a way to win at single-threaded performance.
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Originally posted by Horusra
See i never had any of those issues when i was using 2 x 6850s.. the drivers where solid and the cards worked a treat..
Tho i must admit i currently run a Geforce 670.. but mainly because i had an awesome deal on it.
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I think sometimes people spend way too much on GPUs for no reason. It all boils down to how many monitors are you running and are you doing extended display in games with said monitors. I have a 6950 ($200) and play on 1 monitor @ 1920x1080. I can run virtually almost all my games (new games included) at max settings and keep 40+ fps. For me personally, a 7990 would do next to nothing for me and would be a complete waste of money. If I was running a 3 monitor extended display to game in at a very high resoultion, then yes I would have a need for a high end card.


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An embittered WWII veteran returns to his grandfather's home in the Louisiana woods. The old man helps his grandson readjust by giving him two hound dog puppies to care for.
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Did DRM Hand Amazon Their Monopoly?
July 11, 2013 | 2:33 pm
By Joanna Cabot
GigaOM's Matthew Ingram has a thoughtful piece on the recent Apple decision, where he posits that publishers got themselves into their "versus Amazon" position not because of pricing, but because of their insistence on selling books with DRM.
What's the connection? Well, DRM is a lock; we all agree on that. And who has the power whenever there is a lock? Whoever has the key! As soon as someone invests in one Kindle book, they are locked into that system forever (unless they are techy enough to know otherwise), and every book Amazon sells them only cements that monopoly.
DRM locks, as author Charlie Stross once wrote, "gave Amazon the stick it subsequently used to beat them."
There's more in the article. It's definitely food for thought!
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I don't think DRM alone accounts for Amazon's dominant share of the ebook market. Even if DRM didn't exist, their eco-system encourages non-techies to stay inside the walled garden.
In addition, Amazon being first played a major role as well. Not first in the sense of having the first ereader, but the first where you didn't need a computer to load content on your ebook reader. The first generation nook came out a fair bit later and Kobo and other alternatives even later. By then, in the United States, Amazon's dominant position was assured.
What were you guys thinking when you picked that image? Fine for Facebook maybe, but really inappropriate for a professional website.
Yeah, I see I'm not the only one who didn't appreciate the rape "joke". DRM is a lot of things. One thing that it isn't is rape.
I don't believe that DRM handed Amazon the ebook market. I think it's their excellent understanding of the marketplace and what consumers will enjoy and tolerate.
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|Beef sirloin
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|2 Clove (10 gm)
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|Peanut oil
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|Bean sauce
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|Frozen chinese snow peas
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
Cut the beef into 2 1/2x1x1/8 inch strips.
Combine the cornstarch and soy sauce and stir into the beef strips.
Cut the onion lengthwise into quarters; then cut the strips crosswise into 1/4 inch slices.
Crush and peel the garlic.
Serve immediately.
Asparagus Variation: Break off the tough ends of 2 pounds of asparagus and cut the stalks on the diagonal into 1 1/2 inch lengths.
Add to the wok in place of the snow peas following the above recipe; stir fry for a few minutes; cover and cook until the asparagus is tender crisp and bright green.
Add beef mixture and stir until heated through.
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How to tie a nice, even, ribbed tinsel body. Here's one way. The description assumes that you want a silver body. If you want gold, just replace 'silver' with 'gold' below.
Let's look at a hook, and try to put the right terms on the right parts. This picture shows a hook (note that it actually is a rare vertical eye hook, great for this purpose).
This section of Tie Better will deal with rotary fly tying vices. I will try to explain what a true rotary vice is, what its advatnages are and how it can be used in different steps of fly tying.
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How far can an Athlon x2 4800+ usually go?
I will be getting a used athlon x2 4800+ CPU and I am just curious as to how high an overclock can usually be achieved by this CPU (on air)?
Also i am a bit worried that because i am getting a used one the guy might just be getting rid of it cause of a bad stepping... Is there really such thing as a 'bad' stepping as such? He even told me that to OC to 'around' 2.6GHz he had to up the vcore to 1.45 'or' 1.47 (he could'nt remember...) What does this say about it's overclocking potential? I would like to OC to at least 2.8GHz but is it risky going for this CPU or will it definately reach 2.8 no matter what stepping it has?
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Olmert 'wants coalition partner to quit defence post'The Israeli prime minister, Ehud Olmert, will ask his defence minister to quit his post or leave the government, Israeli television reported last night.
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I completely agree with your first post. I don't know why Hamilton is so happy with this win, because according to him all it will amount to at the end of the season is a gold star sticker to go in the scrap book.
If the WDC is so much less special, then why is he bothering to compete in it? Every time he opens his mouth he just broadens the gaping chasm between his fanboys and detractors.


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Defending the McDojo, BB magazine
In the most recent issue of Black Belt magazine, a letter is shown that defends McDojos. Here it is (and yes, the title is "In Defense of the McDojo"):
"In 'Gone and Forgotten" (Black Belt, April 2005), 'R.I.P.' praised his traditional school and belittled most modern establishments. I'd like to say a little in defense of the modern schools.
It's my guess that the writer's dojo is about 25 members strong, and all students are healty, dedicated martial artists. These people are self-motivated and tough, strong in mind and body. Do they really need the martial arts? No. The ones who need the training are the dorky, uncoordinated kids with little or no self-esteem, the middle-aged and the out-of-shape. In the traditional, hardcore setting, they would fail their belt tests and eventually feel pressured to quit. Once they leave, how can they be helped?
This is precisely where the juggling act comes in. All the patches, belts and ribbons students receive in modern martial arts schools are motivators to show them they've taken some baby steps toward their goal.
What the perfect school should be like is anyone's guess, but I think the answer is somewhere in the middle. Maybe some schools need a little more integrity while others need to be more sensitive to their students needs."
Steven Keckan
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Style: Karate, Judo, Kendo--
Maybe, but I think that more difficult schools probably would have an easier time retaining students at all skill levels who wanted to focus on their own goals if McDojo's didn't placate people with false emblems of achievement. Why does everyone have to have a blackbelt?
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What a load. MA is a sport like any other and clearly the most dedicated, strong, tough and athletic students will excel. How is this a problem?
I don't remember my basketball coaches keeping a handful of the shittiest players from tryouts just so they could wear the jersey around, sit on the bench and feel cool enough to pick up chicks.
Stupid hippie sissy pansy bullshit
--Originally Posted by Kengou
What the hell is this guy talking about?! Why don't people who are self-motivated, strong willed, and physically able need martial arts? Why do dorky, uncoordinated kids with low self esteem or middle-aged fatties "need" martial arts?
I guess the problem is that I don't view training the same way this guy does. That's how i used to look at training when I was at my old McDojo - I thought (and I think Mr. Keckan would agree) that martial arts was meant for instilling self confidence, getting in shape, and developing body awareness.
Now, that's not how i look at it. I realized that I didn't start martial arts to gain self-confidence, I began martial arts so that I could get good at something. It's the being-good-at-something part that instills the self-confidence. It's a small distinction but i think it's an important one.
Also, if someone is involved in martial arts for any other reason than "I want to learn how to fight" Mr. Keckan's views on training make more sense. Dorkiness (or self-motivation, self-confidence etc.) do not necessarily play a role in determining the outcome of a fight.
So to say fatties and geeks need martial arts while athletic, self-confident people do not doesn't make any sense if you're talking about fighting
But if you're talking about emotional development and physical fitness, I can understand why you'd think the weaklings and dweebs need the training before the statuesque jocks do.
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I think piloting schools should distribute patches and licenses just for showing up. It's tough being an airline pilot these days, and allowing only the capable students a chance to get behind the controls is to leave out those who truly need to be flying aircraft, the ones who can't safely take off or land, or work hard at a valuable skill as an end in itself, and suffer from low self esteem as a result.
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In all honesty that letter makes a good observation. But would that not take the whole martial aspect away from martial arts? We will award you all for crap that should not be taught, you are learning to defend your self, however what we are teaching you wont really work...At least he lost 5 pounds eh? But wait, isn't that what a gyms for? Cardio kick boxing is not a style, it's not martial arts and neither is wushu, wushu is gymnastics.


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The carpal tunnel is the passageway in the wrist and consists of the arching carpal bones (eight bones in the wrist) and the ligament connecting the pillars of the arch (the transverse carpal ligament). The median nerve and the tendons that connect the fingers to the muscles of the forearm pass through the narrow tunnel.
Carpal tunnel syndrome occurs when the median nerve is compressed because of swelling of the nerve or tendons or both. The median nerve provides sensation to the palm side of the thumb, index, middle finger, and the inside half of the ring finger. It also gives power to, or innervates, muscles in the forearm and hand that allow a pincher grasp (the ability to grasp an object between the thumb and forefinger). When this nerve becomes impinged, or pinched, numbness, tingling, and sometimes pain of the affected fingers and hand may occur and radiate into the forearm.
While there are many possible causes of carpal tunnel syndrome, the vast majority of people with the condition have no known cause. Any condition that puts pressure on the median nerve at the wrist can cause the syndrome. We do know that excessive repetitive movements of the wrists and hands (such as uninterrupted prolonged typing) can trigger the symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome. Untreated, the symptoms can become chronic, but when detected early, carpal tunnel syndrome can be treated more easily and recovery is possible in a few months. Severe carpal tunnel syndrome can also be treated, but recovery may take up to a year or longer and may not be complete.
What Are the Symptoms of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?
Usually, people with carpal tunnel syndrome first notice that their fingers "fall asleep" and become numb at night. The reason they may experience symptoms at night may be the relaxed flexed position of the hand and wrist while sleeping, or the accumulation of fluid that may put pressure around the joint. They often wake up with numbness and tingling in their hands. The feeling of burning pain and numbness may generally run up the center of the person's forearm, sometimes as far as the shoulder. Carpal tunnel syndrome may be temporary and resolve by itself or become persistent and worsen over time.


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I dined here twice on three days when in Hoi An. The first time I had white rose dumplings and banh Xeo. The second time summer rolls and fish in banana leaf. Both times the food was excellent and service good.
The restaurants in Hoi An are expensive when compared with the rest of Vietnam, however the quality of the food matched the price. The restaurant was always busy with numerous visitors making reservations and I can imagine that they are required during peak times, however I had no problems either time