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I was wondering whether it is OK to use "errored out" as part of a status message in my code — is it grammatically correct to use it, or is there a better choice of words that I can use in its place?
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"Errored out" is grammatically correct (errored is the simple past and past participle of error) but it's relatively new, not very commonly used and may still be considered slang, so I'd advise against using it.
Depending on your actual context, use something else such as "Encountered an error at line 20", or simply just "Error: line 20".
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Science Hill seemed to have the Cyclones on the ropes much of the evening. The Hilltoppers were up 21-7 early, but Elizabethon answered with a 15-play, 80-yard drive – a march that lasted 5:52 and was capped by Bailey's accurate 20-yard pass to Markus Olds in the back of the end zone with 32 seconds left in the first half.
Science Hill also led 34-21 and had the ball in Elizabethton territory midway through the fourth quarter, but the Cyclones Austin DePew recovered a fumbled and returned it to the Cyclones 30 with 6:14 remaining.
Five plays later, Thomas scored from 48 yards out to cut Science Hill's advantage to 34-28.
Another Science Hill fumble set up Elizabethton's first touchdown by giving the Cyclones possession at the Science Hill 15. The short drive was capped by a 5-yard toss sweep that Thomas took just inside the right pylon to tie the score at 7 with 3:13 left in the first quarter.
Elizabethton rushed 66 times for 371 yards. Jeremiah Turner rushed eight times for 47 yards and a TD for the Cyclones, who surely had the ball 75-80 percent of the game.
So it was easy to envision a 3-yard game-winning TD run on the game's final play.
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Along with delivering some hard hits, Nagba rushed for a 14-yard TD that put Science Hill ahead 34-21 with 8:12 left.
Pierce rushed nine times for 60 yards. Stephens had two catches for 71 yards. Chad Backus had a handful of tackles behind the line of scrimmage for the 'Toppers, and sophomore kicker Adam Moorleghen produced five touchbacks on kickoffs.
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I have always lived my life that I let no one hold anything over my head! I am a 'let the chips fall where they may kind of guy'. I try not to keep secrets from the people that I love because I have lived long enough to know that the truth ALWAYS comes put! And that's why I would never let EJ blackmail me the way Sami has! If she told Lucas what she did to save his life and went to her father (the police captain) and told how he forced her at gunpoint to get him through the road blocks and forced her to have sex with him to save Lucas' life, then what would EJ have to use against her? His power would be gone! I know, I truly know that Sami is scared but all the stress of keeping the secret is not good for her and the baby! She needs to tell Lucas before EJ or Kate do and they put a different spin on it!
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nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock
I've been seeing this problem once in a blue moon since I got my current laptop (GeForce Go 7600).
The symptom is that X freezes completely for ~10-20 seconds when opening or moving a window. Eventually it unfreezes and I see the message "nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock" appear in the X log file.
This looks to me like one of those "if you see this, please file a bug" kind of messages, so here's a bug report log file. If it would help I can try to cut down my code to a standalone example; would this be worth it? The bug only occurs very rarely - often I have to run my application for several hours before it shows up.
Re: nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock
What else are you running when you see this message? This typically means that a direct-rendering OpenGL client stopped responding while it held one of our locks, and the X server gave up waiting for it.
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(I can't see an attachment on my previous post! I thought I attached this nvidia-bug-report.log but obviously something went wrong. I'll have another go.)
I get this error while trying to run an OpenGL/XvMC application I've been developing. Up until today I've only ever seen it while I've been using it in live situations - in a stripped down configuration with nothing else running other than the X server and a couple of xterms, syslogd/klogd, basic system stuff like that.
Today I managed to catch it in a more normal desktop configuration where I also had Firefox, Thunderbird and XEmacs running. I don't think there were any other OpenGL clients running at the time.
The app itself has 3 threads, one of which calls OpenGL functions, one calls XvMC functions, and the third runs the user interface (GTK) which as far as I know doesn't touch OpenGL at all.
Edited to add: I don't see any kind of instability or other problems associated with this message. Forcibly breaking a lock is risky, but it doesn't seem to be having any long-term harmful effects on my app. Certainly none of my threads are locking up permanently.
Re: nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock
Does your app ever spend a lot of time in a signal handler, or could be somehow suspending the OpenGL thread while it's executing code in libGL? Also, are you rendering to pbuffers with the XvMC thread? It would be very helpful if you could break into your app and the X server during one of these hangs and get backtraces from all four threads.
Re: nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock
Maybe I can think of some automated way to do this.
Re: nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock
Thanks. The XvMC pbuffer thing does add to the lock contention. Is there any chance you could send us your app?
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Sure. I'm working towards releasing it as open source anyway, so this won't be a problem at all. I'll package something up for you later today.
Re: nvLock: client timed out, taking the lock
Actually it looks like this won't be necessary.
I realised that when I caught the bug yesterday, I didn't actually have any video files playing (ie no XvMC pbuffer rendering going on) and so there wasn't any reason not to re-test it with the latest driver.
It's now been running for about 3 hours with driver 180.53 and a test script randomly moving windows around, and I haven't seen the lock message once. So I think it's very likely that the problem has already been fixed in the latest driver.
Sorry to waste your time!
Unfortunately 180.53 isn't much use to me in practice because of the memory leak I reported a few weeks ago - but since this lock problem isn't a major show stopper I'm happy to keep using 177.70.29 for now.
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We will be unveiling our first distribution trailer at the Las Vegas Home Show on April 28, 29 and 30th in the Cashman Convention Center. We are accepting applications for distribution of Aquatic Glassel using these fully equipped show trailers complete with a working fireplace and a full display of Glassel and related products! This is the first trailer of 6 that have been accounted and allocated for and there will be dozens more upon approval of distribution/ dealerships. After the show in Las Vegas we will post the pictures and many more details of the trailers and what is entailed in the marketing and dealerships for Aquatic Glassel. We are launching a national campaign with the sales or distribution of Aquatic Glassel with dozens of tailor made trailers and marketing ideas to almost fit anyone's needs.The Next Few Pictures Are Of Our ShowRooom Trailer At The Palm Springs Village Fest. We're There Every Thursday - ALL Year Long!!! We set up at 5:00 pm and stay until 10:00 pm every Thursday. We added awnings just recently and as you can see it was a much needed feature. We are always updating and planning all of our future trailers for our shows and for our future dealers.
Our Vortex Fires always draw a large crowd in the evenings.
Over 500 different colors and glassfire products will be displayed along with a working fireplace. These trailers are DC powered and also come with a generator so lighting is not a problem.
We typically have a fire and water feature fire table along for additional entertainment, but we decided to build a bigger and better one for out trailer. We should have it ready to take along by November 2008. It will include fiber optics, water feature, obviously our fire glass and a ring of fire all around the glass with a dancing water center. Here are a few pictures of out trailer at the Village Fest. Very exciting! The pictures below are of the crowds we attract at any and all of the shows we go to. We burn natural a gas fireplace and a fire pit at all shows and we have a propane fire pit as well.
We set up downtown Palm Springs every Thursday evening on Palm Canyon Drive (HWY 111)
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Vortex Fires For both indoor and outdoor. With optional remote control, propane conversion, vinyl or marine vinyl covers, and pedestals. Size and cost range from:18" x 18" by 36" high, with windshield.Clear glass = $1200Reflective = $1600
18 x 18 by 48" high, with windshield.Clear glass = $1200Reflective = $1600 Without Windshields12" x 12" by 36" highClear glass = $800Reflective = $1200
12" x 12" by 48" highClear glass = $800Reflective = $1200
VortexED 55 An alcohol based Vortex specifically designed for indoor use. We offer several creative options using clear glass with various metal bases and stands. Sizes range from
4 x 4 x 12 high at $80/ $105
4 x 4 x 14 high at $90/ $115
5 x 5 by 14 high at $100/ $125
6 x 6 by 18 high at $140/ $180
8 x 8 by 24 high at $240/ $280
12 x 12 by 30 high at $280/ $320
Extra charges apply for stainless steel, copper, brass, etc
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Tradewinds Fire Pit (click here)
Dallas Fire & Water Fountain (click here)
Dave Little's Fire Table (click here)
Fireplace Surrounds (click here)
Dave Sutton Table (click here)
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Release DetailsLABEL Small Stone Records
...when Luder is able to subsume those broad influences, they are able to craft songs that can stand side-by-side with them.
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There is an art to a music press release. Certain information must be conveyed; a brief bio, record label and release date, any possible tours, lead singles, etc. But after those necessities comes the sell. Part of that is assigning genre, a worthwhile yet often futile gesture when it comes to the metal audience and its fierce policing of those boundaries. Then there are the sonic comparisons thought up by the band and their representatives, or taken from reviews (e.g. "influenced by Mantovani and Motörhead, the resulting sound is like Fudge Tunnel, Blind Guardian and Necro Deathmort licking bleach off a slaughterhouse wall").
With that in mind, read the following description of Luder's new album: "…another deeply varied collection of textural, smooth, frequently heavy rock and roll that has as much in common with Portishead as it does with Black Sabbath." There are thousands of possible bands to reference. There are a million ways to describe sound. This is nebulous and high-handed, saying nothing while reaching for the stars. Yet perversely, because of its overreaching comparisons and utterly bland sonic descriptions, it begs to be heard.
Upon listening, Luder's Adelphophagia proves not so easy to laugh at or dismiss. No, it doesn't sound like Black Sabbath. And except for a similar soft vocal tone from bassist/singer Sue Lott, it doesn't sound like Portishead. Luder's sound is akin to the heavier side of late '80s/early '90s alternative rock; Adelphophagia would slot nicely in with Jane's Addiction, Soundgarden, My Bloody Valentine, Kings X, Kyuss, Screaming Trees and their contemporaries.
Sometimes those luminaries from another era are a little too present in the music. For example, it's pretty easy to sing Jane's Addiction's "I Would For You" to the tune of Luder's "Ask The Sky". That isn't to say it's a rip or even intentional, but the feel of that song from start to finish is very Los Angeles circa 1988. This isn't really a bad thing, as the sound of those artists has for the most part not been touched upon in years.
However, when Luder is able to subsume those broad influences, they are able to craft songs that can stand side-by-side with them. The melodic and molten "Dirge" still calls back to those bands, but indirectly; the closest comparison is probably Soundgarden, but it's both heavy and melodic in a way that no single track from that band ever managed. The shoe-gazing of "Astrolabe" doesn't sound like a track from Isn't Anything yet sits comfortably in that neighborhood. "One Eye" brings to mind the hazy center of Blues For the Red Sun but somehow isn't aping Kyuss in the slightest.
Luder is able to draw on these disparate elements through the immense talent and musicality of the four musicians involved. Despite the challenges involved in playing their brand of progressive hard rock, they never sound fussy or lose the feel of the music. Nor do they make the listener feel trapped in difficult time signatures or make changes for the sake of changes. Sue Lott's vocals never sounds rushed, flustered or anything other than in complete control.
All in all, Adelphophagia is a satisfying mix of metal, psychedelia, and alternative rock from a time when that last wasn't a pejorative. It's also a reminder that a poor press release will almost always be ignored, while a good one will help elicit that closer look for all the right reasons. Luder is a band that deserves to be heard, and warrants the attention of an audience as broad and varied as their sound.


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For a light, relaxing time in the Scottish Highlands, look no further than Monarch. But, sometimes, relaxing can be far from accurate…especially for new Laird of Glenbogle…Archie MacDonald. Archie was just another unassuming business owner in London…his girlfriend was also his business partner and they had a good, yet unadventurous relationship. Enter a sudden trip to the Highlands, where he finds out his family's home and land is in threat of foreclosure…and Archie is forced (begrudgingly, at first) to become more of a Scotsman than a Londoner. The show is sweet and innocent…filled with colorful characters and breathtaking scenery of the Scottish landscape. A great show for all ages.
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A fast-paced, exciting show that keeps the audience on their edge of their seats; this show is about the British organization MI:5…which is the spy agency that handles all activities WITHIN Great Britain (MI:6, where James Bond works, is responsible for the activities OUTSIDE Britain). If this show is even 10% accurate on what a spy goes through and what spies have to deal with, it is frightening. Taking spying into the 21st Century, this show does a great job of utilizing all of the new technological gadgetry and true-life terror threats as background in their episodes. A great cast helps push this show over the top…it's provocative, insightful, very topical and fascinating.
First of all, I'm not a rough and outdoorsy type. I love (LOVE) to travel but the thought of heading to a place where the food consist of things I couldn't even look at or the thought of being without modern (and sadly, essential) conveniences (like a coffee maker, laundry machine, etc.) or having to sleep outside among the dirt and animals and bugs (THE HORROR!) is just unthinkable to me. But, of course, my idea of travel is not the only one out there. Movie star Ewan McGregor and his pal Charley Boorman come up with a plan to drive motorcycles from London to New York eastbound, meaning the long way around. And, at over 20,000 miles, long is an understatement. In a trip that they estimated would take them three and a half months, they started several months before the departure getting financial backing for their worldwide quest. They accepted an offer to do an ongoing documentary for British TV, they organized a crew of producers and camera people who would be accompanying them (only one cameraperson rode with Ewan and Charley…the other crew members drove different routes in SUVs), they scouted out the best roads, they talked with officials of each of the countries, they exercised to get in shape, and on and on and on. The DVD set (two DVDs at approx. five hours) is the resulting documentary they produced and is simply fascinating to watch. There is a good hour of pre-trek information, but most of the documentary is spent with Ewan and Charley on the road….in Britain, France, Germany, Croatia, Slovakia, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Siberia, and finally North America. Each country they go to and each minute they ride gets more and more captivating. It is a story of adventure, survival and most of all, friendship.
The second installment of the McGregor/Boorman world trek via motorcycles was even more exciting than the first (Long Way Round). This time, most of the episodes were devoted to the trip…rather than all of the preliminary work. Sure, the first few episodes cover some of the pre-trip stuff, but it felt like it moved along faster this time. And, once they got on the road, it was pure enjoyment. Though parts of Europe and then the entire length of Africa, Charley and Ewan ride gravel roads, sand highways, and rocky passages, all while we follow along. Not the most action-packed fun you can have, but for travel buffs who can never get the wanderlust out of their systems, this is a great way to do some good armchair traveling.
What is there to say about Hyacinth Bucket???? She's very fashionable. She's cultured. She's meticulous. She's clever. And she drives people CRAZY! Hyacinth Bucket (pronounced Bouquet, please) is a married woman living in what she feels is a superior home in an inferior area. She drives her neighbors to insanity, her husband to drink (well, not really), her sisters and brother-in-law to drink (really), the postal worker and the milk delivery person to hide, and everyone else around her to run in the opposite direction when she's in the vicinity. But, is Hyacinth aware of all of this? No…she thinks she's loved and admired — for her class and her breeding and for her impeccable taste and for her Royal Doulton with the hand-painted periwinkles and her INFAMOUS candlelight suppers. Patricia Routledge excels here as the ever-perfect, ever-annoying Hyacinth. She is able to make this over-the-top character likable even though it's usually hard to love Hyacinth. She's the woman you hate to love, but just can't help it. And even though it's the writing that creates a character, the actor is the one to pull it off seamlessly, which Routledge definitely does here.
Like Detective Inspector Jack Frost of the A Touch of Frost series, Chief Inspector Morse is grumpy. He's what I would call a curmudgeon. But, somehow, we love him. He loves classical music…especially opera, drives his classic Jag, loves the ladies but is a confirmed bachelor, and most of all loves his beer. Along with his trusty and more passive sidekick, Detective Sgt. Lewis, Morse travels about the Oxford area solving crime and frequenting pubs. The crimes and cases are all top-notch…almost perfectly constructed. Each episode is filled with so much information and so many details that if you blink, you miss something. The chemistry between Morse and Lewis is strong…Lewis is less cultured and more agreeable and Morse is extremely set-in-his-ways. But, the two of them make a great crime-solving team. And, like some shows, Morse does not "instantly" solve the crime…like some shows that have the detective be almost psychic or superhuman with their investigating skills. Here, the cases are all solved methodically and with great effort. Sometimes, it's nice to know that even a great detective gets stumped.
These are pretty conventional mysteries — you have the brooding, troubled inspector and the quick-witted side-kick, who this time happens to be a woman. It's like Sherlock and Watson for the 20th Century. And, like most of the Holmes' mysteries, these are intelligent without being too convoluted. The pacing is not more than the audience can handle…which for me is very important in murder mysteries where there are sometimes are too many characters to keep straight. Here, all of the stories begin with the murder/crime and then the police come in…it works to set a certain standard. Also, the thing that sets this one apart from other detective shows is the chemistry between Lynley and Havers. There are obvious times of attraction but they never seem to be at the right moments. The "do they/don't they" question adds even more "mystery" to these already strong stories.
For a British detective show, this one is fun. Having LOVED Patricia Routledge in her acclaimed British comedy Keeping Up Appearances, I was at first hesitant to try this show. I mean, Routledge will always be Appearances' Hyacinth Bucket to me and watching her play anything else would be silly and pointless, right? Well, Routledge's acting skills are such that, shortly after I began the first season of Hetty, I soon forgot about Hyacinth and Appearances (at least for the time being). Routledge's Hetty is a spunky, determined woman who is desperate to fight off senior citizenship for as long as she can. Her husband recently retires and he figures they will live a life of quiet, peaceful rest but Hetty is cagy and unfulfilled by the thought of lazing around in her Golden Years. Instead, she takes a job at a post office branch and while working, she begins to investigate some potential frauds. One thing leads to another and she is well on her way to solving crimes. She enlists the help of a young, wandering teenaged boy who becomes her "assistant" and eventually moves in with her and her husband. Unlike some detective shows where there is a strong "gimmick" factor…the gimmick here being a senior, former housewife detective…the crimes and plots are pretty strong and convincing. The cases she takes on are not fluff, but also in the same token, they are not so unbelievable that no one would ever be able to solve them…not to mention an inexperienced P.I.
A crusty police detective who is close to retirement age relocates to a small North England town from London, where he still continues to work as a police inspector and gets a new partner instead of retiring. One of the reasons he cannot retire is that he is continually haunted by the brutal murder of his wife…back when he was living in London. Set in the 1960s, the George Gently character seems, at first, like all of the other grumpy, old British police detectives and this will be like all of the other British police series…ala Frost, Morse, etc. But, Gently has an edge that carries through all of the episodes and makes this one stand out among the crowd.
There are just some things that make people laugh. And, no matter how many times I watch it, Fawlty Towers is my thing. I finally had to buy the set since I don't think I've ever really seen an episode uninterrupted since I'm always in fits of giggles. Shot in the mid-to-late 1970s in England, this show is a true cult classic…still on public television late at night sometimes and still has a VERY loyal, avid fan base…both in Britain and around the world. The premise all stems from the B&B in Torquay, England run by a husband and wife team, Basil and Sybil Fawlty. There is the flighty receptionist, the temperamental chef, and a whole cast of guests who are not exactly getting the best service possible. Only 12 episodes were produced but each of them is funnier than the next. Yes, humor is relative so what I find funny, you might not. But, give this one a try. Chances are, you will, at the VERY least, find it entertaining.


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South Carolina star defensive end Jadeveon Clowney may miss the rest of spring practice after suffering a recent neck injury on a collision with teammate J.T. Surratt doing a stunt during Friday's practice.
I think defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward is okay if Clowney misses the rest of spring practice.
"His neck and back is still stiff. Whether he goes another snap (this spring), I don't care," said Ward after practice on Tuesday.
It's considered a minor injury and not one that's expected to linger on for Clowney much longer than a few weeks. He was widely expected to sit out most, if not all, of the upcoming spring game this Saturday.
Clowney himself wasn't sure what his status was for the rest of the spring on whether he would return to the practice fields.
"I don't know. It's up to the coaches."
Clowney sat out Saturday's scrimmage as well as Friday's practice and was asked how he felt after practice on Tuesday.
"My back and my neck are hurting me," said Clowney. "I should be okay after spring ball, I should be coming around."
At this point, you shouldn't expect Clowney to return to practice for the rest of the spring and just get ready to see what he can do in 2013. We all know he's got the pass rush down but does plan on working on something else this upcoming season.
"Coming into 2013, I want to focus on more run stopping. Get my hands right, get my feet right, getting stronger."
Clowney getting stronger spells danger for everyone.
The Gamecocks will return to the practice fields on Thursday, April 11.


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The world would be a very, very sad place without beautiful objects. And I'm not referring to enormous oil paintings in the Louvre or really, really expensive and rare furniture in London boutiques – sometimes the more humble the object, the more magic it can contain. This project backs this theory, as it is a jumble of truly beautiful "things" created from discarded materials.
Of course, it helps that these objects have been reimagined by talented designers that have all seemed to have used the paints and inks from the drawer marked "rainbow" – but who cares? Field Experiments has taken three months to complete, and all the materials have been sourced in Bali to explore "how objects could be embedded with a culture and their people, resulting in a collection of objects that shatter the traditional definition of the souvenir." A simple, effective project with grin-inducing results.


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Filmmaker Justin Nathanson is premiering his silent film tonight at the Hippodrome at Aquarium Warf. So naturally hes invited a group of musicians.
Charleston, a Love Letter
WHEN: 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. todayWHERE: Charleston Hippodrome, 360 Concord St.COST: $16 advance, $21 at the door
Charleston, a Love Letter is a silent film without the silence, a blend of captured images and live sound presented as part of Piccolo Spoleto. Scenes of The Battery, King Street and the harbor will be accompanied by a group of musicians led by Entropy Ensembles Andrew Walker.
Its all in the service of what Nathanson hopes will be a truly unique presentation.
Film is such a new medium, I feel like things can still be done differently. Im just trying to tweak the medium, he said.
The filmmaker has lived and worked in Charleston for eight years, and his film, television and web production business, The Cut Company, is providing all the promotional material for Piccolo Spoleto this year.
For his own exhibit, Nathanson worked with Walker to create a visually and musically fluid experience.
It was figuring out how we would translate the actions on screen to the instruments, Nathanson said.
Walker assembled a group of six local musicians who join him on stage in front of the Hippodromes massive IMAX screen, where the sounds of the guitar, cello, drums, bass and keys will fuse with Nathansons images of sunsets, cityscapes and fisherman.
The process of scoring the film began before the picture was finished, with each member of the ensemble taking responsibility for a section they found particularly moving.
In less than a week the musicians provided Nathanson with more than 20 compositions.
Hes got his medium, weve got ours and now were going to paint this thing, Walker said.
Recurring motifs and melodies populate the score, but Nathanson and Walker are encouraging their musicians to maintain the same improvisational energy that has driven their rehearsals.
Drummer Stuart White acknowledged the looseness that the ensembles collaborative atmosphere has inspired.
The second show could be different than the first show, White said.
Its all a part of the raw emotional response that Nathanson is looking to elicit from his audience, a passion that matches his own enthusiasm for the place he calls home.
If you were going to write down everything you want in a place to live, I think Charleston has it, Nathanson said.
Frank Ready is a Newhouse School graduate student.
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No reason Apple can't have that in-house like they do CPU.
Apple's been keen to move more and more of their design work in-house, and the latest hires indicate that they might even be ready to move baseband processor work into the labs of Cupertino as well. According to AppleInsider, two senior Broadcom engineers — Paul Change and Xiping Wang — have joined Apple after years at the wireless chip manufacturer, and Apple has apparently added "at least 30 mid- and senior-level baseband software and hardware engineers from Broadcom" and Qualcomm in the last three years. Apple also has about 50 more openings for RF chip design engineers.
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No reason Apple can't have that in-house like they do CPU.
I love how Apple makes it's own Hardware and Software. Just makes there devices seem flawless. Even after using many different android devices with all there different skins and nifty tricks they all seem so clunky compared to the iPhone in my opinion. Even the newer HTC M8 and GS5 just don't feel as smooth or polished compared to what Apple can achieve. Kind of reminds me of old laptops running windows with each make and model adding different layers of there own software onto it. Causing endless amounts of downloading new drivers and hot fix patches and causing issues with the main windows OS. Ugh.
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John Smoltz, pitcher of 20 years for my favorite team, the Atlanta Braves, reached a milestone last night that few before have been able to obtain. In a game against the Washington Nationals, on a 2-2 splitter to Felipe Lopez, Smoltz struck out his 3,000th batter of his career. He is only the 16th pitcher in MLB history to strike out that many.
Terrance Moore from the Atlanta Journal Constitution has a good story on Smoltz and the game last night.
Now, despite the fact that my wife has a somewhat-creepy crush on him, John is, and will be until he retires, my favorite player. Not only is he a great competitor who can dominate on the mound in any circumstances, he is a man of integrity and a man of God who follows Jesus Christ. His charity work has been well-documented, and he routinely speaks at events for Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and has shared his testimony on "Faith Day" for the Atlanta Braves.
In an interview with "Sharing the Victory" magazine about FCA, John said: "People ask me how I can go out and pitch in front of 45-50 thousand people. I tell them I'm not pitching for 45-50 thousand people. I'm pitching for One."
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A recap of the game where it happened (he struck out 10 in the game in 7 innings):
The tribute they showed on the video board at Turner Field in Atlanta when it happened (done by a hand-held camera, so it's not perfect, but still worth seeing):
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When I was in fifth grade, my girlfriends and I used to wear shirts that said "Girl Power." I'm not sure if those slogans are cool anymore, but the power of women never ceases to amaze me.
One of the most powerful tools a woman has is her wallet. According to The Washington Post, women spend 85 cents out of every dollar in the marketplace.
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Pretend that you are voting every time you make a purchase. Instead of casting your vote for an individual, you are voting on what type of products you want and what companies you want to support. Remember that our economy is driven by a supply and demand structure.
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Last time I was at a general grocery store, I counted 35 choices of peanut butter. Thirty-five! What?! Don't worry, we can do this. What type of peanut butter do you want to elect? Is it the brand, or the company behind the brand? Last time I checked, all you need for peanut butter is peanuts, so educate yourself about any other ingredients that might be listed in your peanut butter. Learn about the different types of oils used in commercial food products and how they may affect you and your family's health.
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Churchill's in Perrysburg does that, too.
Women, never feel powerless again. We control the marketplace. We are aware of the global ecological and economic crisis before us, so let's put our money where our mouths are and do some serious changing.
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