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John Piper makes me uncomfortable. And I thank God for that. He makes me uneasy with the worldliness that so easily creeps into my heart in my thinking about ministry. He highlights temptations to compromise – temptations that I know personally. He warns me of hidden traps. He urges me against allowing the calling of God to be domesticated by the outlook of this passing age, or by my desire to be esteemed by it. But he also reminds me of issues where my people need to be challenged and encouraged. I read Brothers, We Are Not Professionals when it first came out a decade ago, and have returned to portions of it repeatedly, for examination, encouragement and exhortation. I am delighted now to commend this new edition, with additional chapters addressing important topics. This book is ultimately not only convicting, but comforting, and not only exhortational but devotional. This is a faithful prophet's call to the sons of the prophets. May the Lord grant, by the power of his grace, that we would be able to join John is his prayer: "Thank You for protecting me for all these years from the deadening effects of professionalization."
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Senior Minister, First Presbyterian Church
Jackson, MS
"John Piper is a pastor to pastors. His love for them and his desire to see them faithfully fulfill their calling leaps from each chapter of this book. It will challenge you. It will instruct you. And most of all, it will encourage you as you shepherd God's flock which He has entrusted to your care."
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"Once again, Dr. Piper has provided a generation of pastors with a clear and profound statement on our calling, and his legacy of biblical faithfulness and commitment to God's glory is felt in every chapter."
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This book has been a staple for our pastors-in-training for many years--one of the few books I consider to be an absolute must read for those wanting to pursue God's work in God's way. God used the first edition of this book to profoundly shape my ministry philosophy, and I am honored to be able to recommend this 2nd edition of Brothers We are Not Professionals. I cannot commend it highly enough. Read it. Re-read it. And then teach it to others.
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Lead Pastor, the Summit Church
Author of Gospel and Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart
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This is not a book for those who want a simple and easy life, it's a book for servants whom God has raised up to get down on the ground and selflessly serve by leading God's people, proclaiming God's truth, and earnestly contending for the faith. May the Holy Spirit use this book to help ignite the next generation with a passion to deny themselves and take up their crosses to serve Christ and his sheep from every tribe, tongue, and nation.
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Favorite TV show: "Spongebob Squarepants"
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these pictures are gorgeous! I can not imagine not being near the ocean. Right now I live three hours from the beach and I am not happy about it! I am looking forward to my week at my parents place in August!
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Thanks KC! I'm envious that you're even three hours away from the beach. I'm twice that far from the gulf, and that's not exactly where I want to go at this point :( Have fun with your family in August!
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Go out to the Cabrillo Monument on your next visit. The tide pools are amazing! You can walk out, into the ocean on rocks and it feels like you are standing in the middle of the sea!
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I love you, God, for bestowing her naked body upon us.
How do I know there's a God? Because a video of Erin Andrews naked leaked onto the internet, that's how. Erin Andrews is the woman who tries to talk about sports on the TV. Women are great, and sports are great, but put the two together and you get disasters like Erin Andrews, or the WNBA.
A screenshot from the video showing Erin Andrews naked in her hotel room.The video is low quality, but that's because it's one of those awesome illegal voyeur videos some guy shot by drilling a hole in his adjoining hotel room into Erin Andrew's room while she's curling her hair naked and doing squatting exercises.
Why would anyone commit suicide with news like that? This and the ShamWow guy beating up a hooker are the only things that keep me going. And just like you now see more ShamWow commercials after the guy beats up a hooker, I'm sure this leaked naked hot sexy video of Erin Andrews will only help her (sigh), career. In fact, it's probably just a publicity stunt by her, since she confirmed that the girl in the grainy cell phone video was her when she could've just ignored this story. But now that she's confirmed it is her soft, golden, amazingly beautiful body, the news is all over the internet (I found out about from the front page of Yahoo).
Erin Andrews and other girls with way less clothes than this.But what do I know? I'm not the one who shot the video. I wish I shot the Erin Andrews video. Hell, it feels really good to say: I am the one who shot the video of ESPN's Erin Andrews naked in a hotel room. Rolls right off the tongue.
However, my imaginary lawyer has advised me to not admit to filming it. My imaginary psychiatrist keeps telling me that having an imaginary lawyer is not normal.
This couldn't have come at a better time. Sex tapes are at an all-time low. We were blessed from above by the Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian sex tapes, and since then, nothing. Today, I saw an article "Christie Brinkley's Ex Has A Sex Tape." First of all, who the fuck is Christie Brinkley? Second, why does her ex having a sex tape make the news? What. The. Fuck. Who the fuck cares. If a cashier she bought a Butterfinger from at a ShopKo in 1977 makes a sex tape, is that news? One exception to this sex tape drought is the rumored *gag* sex *gag* tape *gag* of *gag* John *gag* Edwards. Gag.
Below sex tapes are upskirts and nip slips. God, the world is a wonderful place. No matter who you are, you're always at risk for being filmed or photographed naked against your will. Fuck, if you look hard enough, you could probably find a Mother Theresa nip slip or an upskirt of the Virgin Mary (in black and white, of course).
Normally, people end their Erin Andrews article by saying they don't know where to find the video. But I do know where to find it, and I have a copy on my computer. If you're having trouble finding it, or don't want to risk getting a virus (I have a Mac so I'm good), comment below with why I should send you the video, and I will send it to anyone deserving of seeing Erin Andrews' luscious, wonderful, unclothed body.
Def one of the best nips slips and up skirts. Your sigh about her career made me laugh too loud for work.
bro, idk how to email you but im pretty sure im deserving, i was a dating a zeta at florida, which is the sorority Erin Andrews was in well needless to say i enjoy college football with my bros (because of erin andrews) much more than being around now my ex gf, i wasnt allowed into the zeta house because i would always make rude (i thought they were funny) comments about can my gf live in erins room so when i fuck her i can imagine its erin and have some sort of actually things to base this on, like a little kid who's favorite team is the red sox and he gets to run around the bases at fenway, it just makes acting like you play for the bo'sox even more real. And i walked in to a chapter meeting drunk one night at the zeta house and got kicked out for telling them they went to shit when erin left.
Give me your email (you can contact me through my profile: http://www.pointsincase.com/user/40) or post it here, whatever.
Paul Frank,
I deserve the Erin Andrews video for the same reason the rest of mankind deserves the video. I have been forced to watch her make a mockery of football. My friends and I would cringe every time her golden locks would bounce onto the screen, only to say whatever scripted drivel her writers had put together for that particular appearance. One day, I was fed up and told my room mate Kevin,"Kev, this chick would be a much more tolerable football announcer if she would just to the world a favor and announce naked. Then we wouldn't have to listen to what she is saying and could simply stare at her boobs."
Now we have that opportunity.
Thank you.
I deserve this video well mainly because I'm a sexist pervert like you. After reading many of your articles I've come to terms that we are one in the same in a totally cool none gay way but fuck who doesn't want to look at Erin Andrews naked I bet she looks more comfortable in the video then she does on TV she may have found her true calling as a porn star no if there really is a god this will be her next step in her otherwise vomit inducing career . Send it over Paul !!
She looks more comfortable in the video then she does on TV
Dear Dr. Paul,
I call you Dr. because you clearly are a doctor of life, curing my hunger to see Erin Andrews naked. What cna you perscribe you ask? Why, hit me up with some grainy footage of her naked. Maybe I should explain to you why I deserve it, why I shoudl be saved. Well, I live in Canada, in a small shitty town where nothing cool ever happens, and some Erin Andrews botty sure would cheer us up. Thanks
Erin Andrews looki great I am sure she is a Whore and lots of Athletes have fucked her


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Justice Eakin resignation was right move
March 19, 2016 It's not often we congratulate someone who's done something wrong. But state Supreme Court Justice J. Michael Eakin did the right thing by resigning his seat on Tuesday. And for that much, thanks. more »»
Bill would help keep sunshine in
March 18, 2016 Sunshine Week, taking place this week, is meant to champion the public's right to know as much as possible about how government is managing the business taxpayers are funding. more »»
Bill would help keep sunshine in
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Phoenix playing with fire
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Tax-bump confusion no surprise
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Cover-up only serves to make crimes worse
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Lift statute of limitations on priests' abuse
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Top of the Charts: 2012's top hits
Bruno Mars continues his reign at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the third week with "Locked Out of Heaven." But, today on New Year's Eve Top of the Charts takes a look back at the 2012's biggest hits as ranked by Billboard Magazine. Watch the videos below for the five songs that spun the most across radio stations nationwide and kept us dancing and singing along all year.
In Tandem Theatre moves back to funny, perceptive 'Apartment 3A'
Can one argue that really great sex proves the existence of God? Can a play in which a woman verbally counts out her simulated, onstage orgasms still be described as wholesome and old-fashioned? Is actor Jeff Daniels' "Apartment 3A," the comedy triggering these questions, really funny?
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You won't see R-rated films getting their own toy lines targeted to kids now, but children of the 80's and early 90's had no shortage of action figures including Robocop, Terminator, Aliens, and Predator. The Thing wasn't a huge success when it was released in 1982, but if it had been, we may have seen a company like Kenner create The Thing action figures.
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Probably quite wise not to share your new interests with your friends at this point.. I've learned over time that not all friendships need to incorporate all interests
Thinking I should do a Brigid alter now, any suggestions for what might go on it?
With Imbolc being a rebirth of the sun kind of holiday, I would say that's a VERY good sign.
Despite the rebirth thing on Brigid's Day, I don't recall Brigid being a really mother-type goddess... Maybe focus on the home/hearth-fire aspect? Throw in some stuff for Demeter (she's got something going on around this time of year, I'm sure)...
Here it is: (February 2) FEBRUALIA - Festivities honoring Demeter who sought her daughter Persephone in Hades with candles. (Candlemass).
DS (03/10) & DD (06/07) both were/are :
Allright, I'm trying to learn more about being Welsh, but I can't find the answer to my question online.
Is Welsh Celtic??? I don't know.
And why do some pagans still call it Candlemas? As far as I know the church created that name for it to disrupt the flow of knowledge that was being handed down from family to family.
I'm TRYING to find a gemstone or crystal that I can turn into a necklace for each person in my family.
I'm libran, my hubby is pisces, two of my daughters are gemini and my youngest is scorpio. It needs to create protection and awareness. That can be its only use if its strong enough.
I have a great book called Healing Gemstones and Crystals but I can't find ONE that we all have in common. 4 out of 5 of us might share one... and vice versa. Some common ones are jade, carnelian, hematite and aquamarine. Does anyone know anything about this? Help!
my understanding is that Welsh is NOT celtic, from a wiccan perspective, in that Welsh witches have their own unique religion seperate from the Celts (Irish)
Correct me if I'm wrong.
CariofOz - thank you for the clarification. I now understand your stand point much better and I do agree with your points about the pageant in and of itself.
I hope I didnt offend you with my response before
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Tropical Depression No. 9 could bring higher tides, swells
A tropical depression the Gulf of Mexico isn't expected to come to Texas, but that doesn't mean the state won't feel some effects from it.
A tropical depression the Gulf of Mexico isn't expected to come to Texas, but that doesn't mean the state won't feel some effects from it.
New research from the University of Texas Medical Branch has determined that the Zika virus passes from adult female mosquitoes can pass the virus on to their eggs and offspring.
After a hard-fought victory against county rival Texas City last season, little did Dickinson defensive end/tight end Garrett Kettler know that his toughest battle yet was about to occur away from the gridiron.
Millions of working Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and don't know where their next meal is coming from.
Bill had fallen victim to one of the oldest sales ploys around.
A new recommendation from the Food and Drug Administration requires that all blood donated in the United States be tested for the Zika virus.
Oyster companies are celebrating new Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission rules that will allow fewer days to harvest and limit the size of catches when the season opens again in November.
A radio mainstay on the Galveston-area airwaves is changing formats after more than six years of broadcasting Asian music and China-friendly talk shows.
Local, county and state governments plan to spend $500 million on road projects in Galveston County over the next decade.
Texas First Bank customers made about $10,000 in claims on Monday, the first business day since a weekend phishing attack that targeted area cell phones.
The first day of school is a big deal. Boys and girls alike spend time thinking about that perfect first day outfit (okay, maybe it's mom), worrying about where they will sit at lunch and if they'll make new friends. Will they like their new teacher? But the first day of school is also a time to show off how cute your little boy or girl is, and how much they've grown over the summer. Here at The Galveston County Daily News we wanted to bring you full coverage of the first day of school throughout the county, and here are some of the photos our readers sent us.
A disorganized and weak area of low pressure (99L) located between the northeastern and the coast of Cuba continues to keep forecasters guessing as it moves west-northwest at about 10-mph. Currently, upper-level winds remain unfavorable for development, but should become a little more conducive for development as the system approaches the eastern Gulf of Mexico early next week.
Clear Creek ISD has formed a new center meant to make it easier for parents to get answers and resolutions when problems arise with their children at school.
As Jaycob Freeman surveyed the hundreds of teachers gathered at the South Shore Harbour Resort in League City on Aug. 11, he realized he had come full circle.
Mostly dry, hot weather has returned to Southeast Texas, but the outlook is for rain chances to improve later this week and remain reasonably high through the early part of next week. The high pressure that built back into our area over the past few days is expected to retreat back north. This will allow for an influx of deep Gulf moisture in association with an upper-level trough expected to move west.
From star quarterbacks taking center stage to La Marque making the move to Class 3A, storylines abound for the 2016 football season in Galveston County. The Daily News' 2016 Football Preview covers those stories and more, including the University of Houston Cougars, regional college teams and the Houston Texans. Read online using the links below or view the E-Edition.
The Daily News' predicted playoff teams out of each local district.
The top five candidates for The Daily News' all-county football player of the year.
The Galveston County Daily News and The Carmage and Martha Ann Walls Foundation have committed to donate $50,000 to a Salvation Army of Galveston County capital fundraising drive.
The state calls them "economically disadvantaged." I call them hungry: The children that find themselves in households at or below the poverty level. The mother that skips meals to make sure her kids never go without. School-aged kids without access to meals when school is out for the summer.
After the hot, dry start to August, the rains of the past five days have refreshed parched yards and gardens and provided a welcome relief from the heat. Rainfall totals in Galveston County as of 8 am this morning, were more than sufficient to replenish soil moisture levels. Totals around the County since Sunday have amounted to 4.72" at Scholes Field in Galveston and 4.94" at the National Weather Service Office in League City. Other measurements around the County include 5.79" in east-central Galveston, 5.62" in Friendswood, 5.57" in LaMarque, 5.50" in Bayou Vista and around 4.50" at sites in Texas City.
The county and city of Galveston each have more than $2 million extra cash to spend after closure of the tax increment reinvestment zone that spurred construction of the Palisade Palms, a high-rise luxury development on the island.
For us flat-landers, the thought of running or walking up a hill as big and steep as the Galveston Causeway can be a little intimidating. But think of the views from the top! How awesome is it to have a pelican-eye view of Galveston Bay?
Sew Sew Gang donates blankets
Galveston County won't have specialty courts for criminal defendants with mental illness or victims of sex trafficking this year after the state denied grant funding to start the new programs.
An upper-level low that drifted west from Louisiana and sheared out to a low pressure trough over Texas, combined with ample Gulf moisture, has brought some much needed rains to Galveston County. Rain amounts over the past two days have ranged from 1.83" at Scholes Field in Galveston to 2.10". Some areas in the northern part of the County have received up to 3" so far.
The county would save about $1.4 million annually if San Leon voters decide to incorporate, according to estimates in a potential plan for transitioning the bayside community off county services.
Galveston County Crime Stoppers is committed to its mission to solve and prevent serious crime in Galveston County, in partnership with citizens, media and the criminal justice system. We're focused today on Public Safety and Crime Prevention.
James Larry Cosby was found guilty of capital murder Wednesday in the slaying of his daughter and her girlfriend.
Early August has been a near carbon copy of early July, with dry conditions and heat dominating our weather picture. Both Galveston and League City have recorded only a trace of rain through the first ten days of the month. In addition, temperatures are running 1.7° above normal in Galveston for the month and a whopping 4.4° above normal. Whatever aid that the County received from the rains in late July has been undone by two weeks of withering heat and sun.
On July 28, the "Coconut Grove Bunch" AKA Ronnie Maceo of Maceo Spice and Imports, Cruz Cortez of Cruz Cortez Clothiers and Robert Donovan, held a Beach Bash Celebration honoring Galveston County police officers.
County officials have approved the first part of a campaign intended to educate voters about polling locations and a little-used cellphone app.
A $100,000 economic impact study, up for approval by the city council this week, is meant to give Galveston a new tool in its bag as it begins to pursue big-money projects.
On Aug. 8, the Dow Chemical Co. announced that six local organizations have been selected to receive funding through the Texas City Operations 2016 Dow Gives Community Grants Program. Through grants from The Dow Chemical Company Foundation, the program helps local nonprofit groups implement projects that will improve the quality of life for nearby residents.
Gulf Lodge No. 46 awards scholarships
Five young men of the Knights of Pythagoras Reuben G. White Council No. 18 attended the state Youth Leadership Conference in late July at Texas College in Tyler. This masonic youth organization's purpose is to train a new generation of leaders through leadership, brotherhood and responsibility.
The following Galveston County students have made the dean's list at their respective schools:
Ronald McDonald House receives donations
Whitney Ziegler selected to advisory council
Tropical Storm Earl has formed in the Caribbean about 535 miles east of Belize City. At noon, Earl was located near 16.3 N and 80.2 W. Sustained winds were 45-mph with some intensification expected. Central barometric pressure was 1001 MB (29.56"). Earl was moving west at 22-mph and Tropical Storm Warnings and a Hurricane Watch have been issued for Belize, the east coast of the Yucatan and for the northern coast of Honduras.
It is no secret by now for most people that the first disturbances emerging from the Cape Verde region are making their way west across the Tropical Atlantic. In one sense, this marks the beginning of the "Cape Verde" season in which systems form as frequently in the far eastern Atlantic as in the Caribbean or Gulf of Mexico.
Daily water intake must be balanced with losses to maintain our total body water. We lose water not only through sweating but also through breathing and using the restroom. Losing body water without replacing it can have huge negative effects on your mind and overall health.
While the Atlantic hurricane season began June 1, there hasn't been enough going on to keep anybody's attention in the weeks since.
Local, county and state governments plan to spend $500 million on road projects in Galveston County over the next decade.
Clear Lake Elks distribute dessert to DeBakey veterans
Tom Solomon hits 15,000 volunteer service hours milestone
Madeleine Mallia wins scholarship
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship donates to Hospice Care Team
One of the most highly effective preventive measures a mother can take to protect the health of her infant is to breastfeed. That's why the Women, Infants and Children division of the Galveston County Health District is happy to support World Breastfeeding Week set for Aug. 1 through Aug. 7.
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Last week a friend came to me with a question: who would I recommend to dry clean delicate or treasured items like vintage linens or a wedding dress? I honestly had no clue, so I asked a few of my trusted resources.
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LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter Jan 14, 2013 12:34 Flag
United defeat in review
We were robbed it was an offside and they walked away with 3 points they didn't deserve. So now they're 7 points clear. I sure hope that result doesn't determine the title outcome.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Offside? My arse :-)
Guys, we strangled you.
You strangled us for 25 years and I hated it - 'Lucky' Liverpool used to win in the 89th minute after playing 'poorly.'
Except you weren't lucky and you didn't play poorly, your guys knew how to pace things over a season and your honours board shows that/
We learned well, we had good teachers. One day, the boot will be on the other foot, I hope not too soon.
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Technically Ralf I think it was offside. Vidic was ahead of Evra when he headed the initial ball. However I'm not going to complain. First off not sure anyone other than Vidic without the benefit of a replay even knew he got the final touch, so can't expect the linesman to have seen it. Second it was very, very close. For me on replay he was ahead of him, but again real time can't blame the linesman for not getting it right when they've got even more blatant calls wrong recently. But third, Evra already had Reina beat so complaining sounds like crying over spilt milk. Yes maybe technically offside, but it was poor defending up against a good ball in, and a good header from Evra, so a deserved goal.
This will go down as Utd doing the double on us this season, but I do think for anyone who watched the match with an open mind would have seen we played you close. We dominated you at Anfield, but still lost. You dominated us first half on Sunday but only had a single goal for the effort. Second half much closer, and think it's fair to say there was long spells in the second half when we had you rattled, but could not get the breakthrough.
One way to gauge these things is to look to the managers. First half BR was on his feet the majority of the time, while Fergie sat quite relaxed. Second half SAF jumped up a number of times.
But no bitterness. Right now your lot are ahead of us, actually quite a ways ahead of us unfortunately. But based on how we've played you in our two meetings, I think on our day we are a lot closer than the 24 points that separate us. The problem is we can't work out how to make it our day week in week out, while your lot work out how to make it your day almost every week, even when you're not at your best.
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It was offside wasn't it?
Don't get me wrong - Utd deserved to win the game, had a number of decisons go against them and no-one should be blaming the officials for missing it. Just a point for discussion really.


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Subject: General Tech | August 29, 2016 - 02:27 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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The Register had a quick chat with Samsung about the Z-SSD they announced at FMS 2016, hoping to get some details from the company about the technology behind the new product, with little success. We know it will be DRAM-NAND gap-filler such as the one Netlist announced earlier and will be possible competition for Intel's XPoint. Samsung did confirm that it will be NVMe and will initially launch as a half height, half length PCIe card, with other interfaces to follow. They did admit it will use 3D V-NAND, but would only hint at the custom circuit design they will use. The Register offers some prognostication at the end of the quick interview, you can see that right here.
"The mysterious Samsung Z-SSD was announced at the Flash Memory Summit, and positioned as a DRAM-NAND gap-filler. This makes it competition for XPoint. We asked Samsung about it, and here is what we learnt."
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Subject: General Tech | August 23, 2016 - 12:40 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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Microsoft revealed information about the internals of the new holographic processor used in their Hololens at Hot Chips, the first peek we have had. The new headset is another win for Tensilica as they provide the DSP and instruction extensions; previously we have seen them work with VIA to develop an SSD controller and with AMD for TrueAudio solutions. Each of the 24 cores has a different task it is hardwired for, offering more efficient processing than software running on flexible hardware.
The processing power for your interface comes from a 14nm Cherry Trail processor with 1GB of DDR and yes, your apps will run on Windows 10. For now the details are still sparse, there is still a lot to be revealed about Microsoft's answer to VR. Drop by The Register for more slides and info.
"The secretive HPU is a custom-designed TSMC-fabricated 28nm coprocessor that has 24 Tensilica DSP cores. It has about 65 million logic gates, 8MB of SRAM, and a layer of 1GB of low-power DDR3 RAM on top, all in a 12mm-by-12mm BGA package. We understand it can perform a trillion calculations a second."
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- Your wget is broken and should DIE, dev tells Microsoft @ The Register
- Epic Games forum hack exposes 800,000 credentials @ The Inquirer
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Samsung's 256GB Samsung EVO Plus MicroSD card, for your 4K recording pleasure
Subject: Storage | August 29, 2016 - 04:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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A while back Al broke down the specifications of SD cards and what each class meant and the proper usage for them. The top class is U3 and it offers transfer speeds high enough to support recording 4K video on your devices and that happens to be the rating on the new 256GB Samsung EVO Plus MicroSD. Legion Hardware just tested this MicroSD card and it now holds the title of best performing SD card they have tested. The performance does come at a premium, the MSRP of the card is $250 and even with a 10 year warranty this is still an expensive purchase. If you need the ability to record 4K video immediately this is the fast solution available but if you are still in the planning stages, remember that there is a new standard, UFS, which is due to hit the market soon and impact pricing of older products.
"Running out of storage on your smartphone, tablet or 4K video camera? Well the good news is SD cards have never been more affordable and crucially offered such huge storage capacities. In fact, Samsung recently announced the availability of a 256GB version of their popular EVO Plus MicroSD card series"
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- Drobo 5n NAS @ Kitguru
- Asustor AS3102T @ Kitguru
Creatively testing GPUs with Google's Tilt Brush
Subject: Graphics Cards | August 23, 2016 - 01:43 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, nvidia, Tilt Brush, VR
[H]ard|OCP continues their foray into testing VR applications, this time moving away from games to try out the rather impressive Tilt Brush VR drawing application from Google. If you have yet to see this software in action it is rather incredible, although you do still require an artist's talent and practical skills to create true 3D masterpieces.
Artisic merit may not be [H]'s strong suite but testing how well a GPU can power VR applications certainly lies within their bailiwick. Once again they tested five NVIDIA GPUs and a pair of AMD's for dropped frames and reprojection caused by a drop in FPS.
"We are changing gears a bit with our VR Performance coverage and looking at an application that is not as GPU-intensive as those we have looked at in the recent past. Google's Tilt Brush is a virtual reality application that makes use of the HTC Vive head mounted display and its motion controllers to allow you to paint in 3D space."
Here are some more Graphics Card articles from around the web:
- PowerColor Red Devil RX 470 Overclocking @ [H]ard|OCP
- MSI GeForce GTX 1060 OC 6 GB @ techPowerUp
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Tagged: SX700-LPT, small form factor, SFX, 80 Plus Platinum, modular psu
Do you recall the new long playing version of the SFX PSU form factor; specifically Lee's review of the SilverStone SFX-L 700W PSU? Perhaps you have forgotten about the new form factor of PSU that offers similar cooling to a full ATX PSU but takes up a lot less room. Not to fret, [H]ard|OCP is here to remind you with a fresh review of the PSU. Their tests revealed the same strengths as Lee's, perhaps not outstanding but certainly a very good choice for a PSU. They did dock more points for the lack of an included adapter for ATX mounting, they are available but it does seem worth mentioning SilverStone's oversight.
"SilverStone has a new take on small form factor power supplies it is calling "SFX-L." This new form factor extends the standard SFX size by 30mm allowing SilverStone to install a quieter 120mm fan than the usual higher speed and noisier 80mm and 92mm fans. How does all this work out?"
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Subject: General Tech | August 24, 2016 - 04:15 PM | Sebastian Peak
Tagged: utilities, SoC, snapdragon, Smart Ballpark, San Diego, qualcomm, Padres, OSIsoft, iot, industrial, baseball
Ever wonder how efficiently a major venue operates when it's only full of fans on game days? It turns out they don't operate all that efficiently, and the overhead is very expensive. This is where Qualcomm and OSIsoft step in, collaborating on a new "Smart Ballpark" project for San Diego's Petco Park.
"The San Diego Padres are utilizing edge intelligence gateways, powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon processors, to collect data from critical infrastructure systems and stream it in real-time to OSIsoft's PI System in order to monitor utilities, improve operating efficiencies and drive sustainability across the team's entire Petco Park ballpark."
With usage monitoring for utilities (electrical and gas energy, potable and non-potable water) the Padres - San Diego's Major League Baseball team that calls Petco Park home - see the potential to save more than 25% in the next five years.
"The edge intelligence gateways, using Snapdragon processors, connect to sensors and legacy systems throughout the ballpark using a broad range of communication methods, including wired and wireless technologies, analog and digital inputs and multiple communication protocols. These edge intelligence gateways acquire, store and stream data in real-time to the OSIsoft PI System which then presents the data to the Padres' facilities managers using OSIsoft's Visualization Suite and analytics, providing the operations team with deep situational awareness of everything happening in the venue."
This is a mammoth implementation of IoT (Internet of Things), with OSIsoft's PI system a major player on the industrial side. Qualcomm naturally needs no introduction, as the smartphone SoC maker found in so many devices across virtually all brands. Qualcomm has also worked on improving mobile data performance in large venues such as ballparks, with products like the X16 modem (expected in products starting in the second half of 2016) offering improved connections via carrier and link aggregation, and use of unlicensed spectrum.
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Subject: General Tech | August 25, 2016 - 12:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: MegaMIMO 2.0, wireless router, wifi, mu-mimo
Multi-In Multi-Out routers are a wonderful thing, not only are the routers far more tentacular than before, the technology also make our unwired lives better as Sebastian explained. The only thing that could make it better is a bandwidth boost, which is what these researchers at MIT have been working on. In an experiment involving laptop bearing Roombas they showed a increase of 330% in transfer speeds thanks to synchronized phases allowing multiple signals to be sent on the same frequency. Pop on over to Slashdot to learn more about their research.
"Scientists at MIT claim to have created a new wireless technology that can triple Wi-Fi data speeds while also doubling the range of the signal. Dubbed MegaMIMO 2.0, the system will shortly enter commercialization and could ease the strain on our increasingly crowded wireless networks."
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.... is a tutorial class that consists of 5 weekly sets of writing assignments aimed at new starts or enriching and jump-starting an ongoing work. For those already engaged in a project, sections of the on-going work may be substituted for the assignments. The exercises work for any prose narrative form: novel, novella, short story and other short fiction, memoir, etc. Each week, you turn in @ 1000 words for responses from the teacher, with a limit of 7000 words for the entire five week tutorial. The course is completely online and consists of the weekly assignments plus the personal weekly feedback from the teacher, the author of 19 books of fiction and nonfiction and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Creative Writing at New York University's School of Professional Studies.
The cost is $225 for the five weeks, which breaks down as $45 per session. The deadline for applications is October 9, 2015, but the class will close sooner if it is filled If you are accepted, you will send a personal check or money order for the required amount made out to Meredith Sue Willis. You will receive by email a U.S. Post Office address for sending the check. Your canceled check is your receipt. When the fee arrives, you'll receive an e-mail confirming your place in the class and telling you next steps.
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What is an online writing class with Meredith Sue Willis? Online Writing Classes with Meredith Sue Willis are creative writing classes taught by Meredith Sue Willis through e-mail and the Internet. The classes include written lectures, reading assignments, writing assignments, and one-on-one responses to homework. The sessions are emailed to the students, but it is recommended that students read the sessions online. The students then e-mail passages of their writing to the teacher who e-mails back her comments.
What is the difference between a "tutorial" and a "class?" Generally, classes have more lectures and readings (and cost a little more). Tutorials focus on the student's manuscripts, with brief exercises and general suggestions.
Who is Meredith Sue Willis? Meredith Sue Willis is a writer and veteran teacher of writing with experience that includes everything from university level to work with small children, teens, and everyone in between. For information about her teaching career and her publications, see her biography, her publication page, and her resumé
What is the format? The classes are asynchronous: that is, everything will be done by email and online. Email and Internet access are required. You work at your own pace, at any hour that suits you.
What are the writing assignments like? For a variety of MSW's free sample writing exercises—not necessarily from the online writing classes—go to Writing Exercises.
How much do these online writing classes cost? Cost for adult classes is $45 to $60 per session times the number of sessions. Payment is in full, in advance, by personal check or money order. Payment in full must be received before you are officially enrolled in the class. There are no cash refunds.
When does the next class begin? October 19, 2015. Classes often run in the fall, January, and/or in the summer. Check back here to find out when the next one starts.
What do students say about these online writing classes with Meredith Sue Willis? Read some testimonials by people who took the classes.
How do I enroll? Enrollment is limited and will close early if the class fills. Go to the information for instructions for the current class.
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Students accepted to the class may turn in a total of 6000 - 7000 words during the workshop.
Enrollment is extremely limited as the teacher is primarily a working writer. No applications will be accepted after the closing date, and the class will close earlier if it fills up. You are not enrolled until payment has been received. There will be no cash refunds, and all homework must be submitted within one week of the final deadline.
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I have taken several of Meredith Sue Willis's online classes and I treasure all of them. Each of her lessons brought me into her deep understanding of the imagination and the creative process. Not only have I finished a first draft of a novel through her classes, but in this last class I began to grapple with more looming problems of revision. Always her teaching and feedback is clear-eyed. It invites you to keep writing at your best. I look forward to the next class.
—Dreama Frisk
You have given me confidence to do something I never thought I could do – write scenes and dialogue rather than just description.
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My novel needed major revisions. Meredith Sue Willis' Summer Solstice Master Class had me soon writing with a fresh approach, opened creative ways of expressing my ideas and set aside some doubts. I made real progress. To anyone who is looking for assistance in making your writing reflect more of what you can imagine, I encourage you to take this online class.
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I'd recommend MSW's on-line writing classes to any writer at any level. She has deeply considered the best components for such a course, keeping them simple to manage yet very likely to get quality writing from each participant. The exercises are numerous, original, challenging and, best of all, fun. Instructor feedback is fast and useful. Not only did I have a blast, but I feel quite positive about the story I got a good running start on. I'd take another class without hesitation.
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I found the exercises and the way they were positioned helpful and informative on a variety of levels. I liked how some got us thinking about our characters, some pulled us forward to stretch and see our novels as having length, and others asked us to think about structure. I found these last ones most fruitful, and I think that's because I've been wanting to ask myself where I'm headed.
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If you're looking for a concise, insightful, personal writing class, look no further. Meredith Sue Willis' on-line writing class is well worth it! She'll challenge you, make you stretch, make you think.
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The guidance provided by Meredith Sue not only encouraged me to continue with my project, it taught me to review my material from a more professional standpoint. Her comments were insightful; her suggestions stimulating, provocative and very much on-target. I have participated in many workshops and groups. I found Meredith Sue's on-line course to be a significantly positive influence on my writing. I am eager to sign up for the next course with her.
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The January Plan for Novel and Memoir Writers offered on-line by Meredith Sue Willis was truly a gem of a course. Although a professional writer all of my life, I felt I needed a shot in the arm, as well as some good advice as I pursued a genre unfamiliar to me as a writer, the novel. The assignments, both major and minor, as well as the pacing of these exercises all seemed just right – hard enough to push me into new places and yet always easily understandable and somehow accessible. I appreciated, as well, the flexibility built into the overall course which allowed me to stray from the letter of the assignment if I felt I needed to do so. Quite frankly, however, I found the assignments so compelling that even when they didn't 'fit' the particular needs of my project, I pursued them anyway. Furthermore, and of equal value were Ms. Willis's comments upon my submitted work. Every word of advice, every critical observation I felt had been weighed carefully and meted out with just the right admixture of encouragement and suggestion. I simply can not recommend her instructional skills too highly and envy those students who count her as their teacher.
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Just wanted to say what a great get-back-to-work kick in the pants this session has been. That sounds a bit too harsh though, since the most wonderful aspect of it was how supported and encouraged I felt by your thoughtful and insightful reading and response. Each session was chock full of ideas for getting going with writing, and I felt very cared for by the generosity of the assignments both in their number and originality. I especially thought the last one, to write a dream for a character, or write about a dream you yourself had was great. I know I'll be responding to that one and the one on the weather again and again. I appreciated reading the other students' work, though right now I'm in such a private kind of space, that I didn't make comments or join in the on-line community, though I think it's another wonderful aspect of the course and I most likely would take part at another time.
—Deedee Agee
I'd recommend your workshops to anyone who wants coherent, polished writing. The exercises are extremely valuable, and the editing techniques you pass on turn a good idea into something worth reading....I've enjoyed the sessions, and it was good to keep my fingers moving over the keys while traveling. Just enough work, and lots to occupy my thoughts while driving.
—Lynne Gleason
Meredith Sue Willis's class, guaranteed to jump-start my writing, did more than that. One of the characters in my novel may not be dead after all and the others have more definition. Meredith Sue's careful editing and comments helped me feel like I am on the right track and gave me more tools to help me get where I want to go. Her warmth and humor shows through with each interaction, an incredible gift in a teacher, particularly when one is interacting through cyberspace.
— Jamie Rhein
Helped me to stretch my imagination by using challenging exercises. I came away feeling I really am a writer as a result of her positive supporting comments and suggestions.
— Suzanne Gluck
The experience of Meredith Sue is well worth your time and money
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Times Cinema salutes movie musicals with weekend morning shows
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In the fictionalized North Carolina being served up in "Pump Boys and Dinettes," the country music pastiche that's now open for business at Skylight Music Theatre, none of the six characters actually works much.
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When Congress got back to business Jan. 6, some members expressed a belief that a new bill could be sent to President Obama before the Martin Luther King Jr. Day break. But those hopes were dashed as a new bill will not make it out of the 41-member conference committee to the floors of the House and Senate before members head home at the end of this week.
MIDDLEBURY — After more than three decades of improving quality of life for senior citizens throughout the region, Neil Gruber is suspending his career to provide some much-needed TLC on the home front.
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The announcement from the Shumlin administration is a tacit acknowledgement that the state's health care exchange website won't be ready in time to sign up small businesses that need to obtain coverage for workers in 2014.
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