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UVA Lacrosse Player George Huguely Sentenced to 23 Years for Yeardley Love's Murder
Originally posted 08/30/2012 05:25PM
A Virginia judge sentenced George Huguely, a former University of Virginia lacrosse player, to 23 years in prison Thursday for the beating death of his ex-girlfriend, Yeardley Love, in an argument at her off-campus apartment in 2010.
Huguely, who will turn 25 on Sept. 17, had faced a maximum of 26 years – the amount recommended by the jury – after being convicted in February of second-degree murder.
His lawyers had appealed to Charlottesville Circuit Court Judge Edward L. Hogshire to reduce that to 14 years, offering testimonials from family and friends claiming his crime was out of character for him, The Washington Post reported.
UVA Lacrosse Player Found Guilty of Second-Degree Murder
Originally posted 02/22/2012 07:55PM
A Charlottesville, Va., jury found University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V guilty of second-degree murder on Wednesday in the slaying of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love.
The case began in May 2010, after Love, a popular, all-American athlete, was found dead with obvious physical wounds.
Huguely, 24, admitted to having an altercation with his ex-girlfriend, but his lawyer denied her death was intentional. Huguely pled not guilty to six charges, including first-degree murder and felony murder in commission of a robbery.
UVA Lacrosse Player Trial: Yeardley Love Suffocated on a Bloody Pillow, Says Doctor
Originally posted 02/16/2012 08:20AM
Former lacrosse teammates of George Huguely V testified against him Wednesday as the prosecution wrapped its case in his murder trial, while the defense brought its first witness – a doctor who said Yeardley Love died of suffocation, not blunt force trauma.
Jan Leestma, a neuropathologist, contradicted the prosecution's medical witnesses, saying he saw swelling on Love's brain but no sign of the kind of injury caused by blunt force trauma, The Washington Post reports.
UVA Lacrosse Player Trial: Yeardley Love's Roommate Describes Finding Body
Originally posted 02/09/2012 01:35PM
Former University of Virginia lacrosse player George Huguely V's first-degree murder trial included dramatic testimony Wednesday in Charlottesville, Va., from Love's two roommates, who served as witnesses for the prosecution.
Huguely is on trial for the murder of his ex-girlfriend Yeardley Love.
Caity Whiteley, who not only lived with Love but was also on the lacrosse team with her, told the court what it was like when she and a men's tennis player returned to Love's apartment to ask her to go out with them. With Love, 22, face down in bed, just as Whiteley had last seen her, nothing appeared to be out of the ordinary, at first.
"Her hair was all messed up and pulled to the side," Whiteley said, according to Charlottesville's Daily Progress. "I moved her hair, and then that's when I noticed" blood on the sheet and pillow. "There were cuts on her face, and it was just messed up."
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TOWN OF NIAGARA – The Town Board was deadlocked Tuesday on a proposal to give additional duties to the town engineer.
With Supervisor Steven C. Richards absent from the meeting, the four councilmen voted along party lines on a resolution by Deputy Supervisor Danny W. Sklarski to make the engineer responsible for a number of significant items mostly related to town development.
Brought up as a late agenda item, Sklarski's proposal would have the engineer prepare a plan of action for the Army Reserve Center on Porter Road, which is expected to be turned over to the town by the Department of Defense and the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority in the next few months.
The board has discussed creating an industrial park for "airport-related" businesses at the 22-acre site.
"I'm disappointed this did not pass," Sklarski said after the vote. "If the keys are turned over to us in a couple of months, we need to hit the ground running." Only Councilman Charles F. Teixeira, a Democrat, voted with Sklarski.
Before the vote, Democratic Councilman Marc M. Carpenter tried to get the board to table the matter so it could be discussed at a future work session. With Councilman Robert A. Clark the only one to support the tabling effort, Carpenter's move failed.
Carpenter made a second attempt to discuss the resolution before the item vote, but Sklarski, who was presiding over the meeting, refused. He said that he had already called for discussion but that there was no response. Carpenter explained that his sole intention was to have the matter discussed before the vote.
The other duties on the list were for the engineer to develop plans to replace the roof on the shelter at Veterans Memorial Park, construct protective dugouts at the baseball diamonds, change and update the town master plan and zoning laws, and update policies and procedures of the Building Department.
The issue was brought up last week at a work session when Clark asked why the engineer was answering questions from the public in the Town Building Inspector's Office. One building inspector position was eliminated in 2012, and another was reduced to part-time during budget sessions.
Teixeira got the board to agree to have the inspector post his office hours on the town website so the public would know when to apply for permits.

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Amarillo's North Branch Library will take on a Scottish flair with its fourth annual Tartan Day Celebration from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Monday at the branch, 1504 N.E. 24th Ave.
Tartan Day commemorates the April 6, 1320, signing of the Declaration of Arbroath, which asserted Scotland's sovereignty over English territorial claims during the reign of Robert the Bruce, according to information from the Amarillo Public Library.
On Monday, Taylor Norman will present a program on the history of the Celts, beginning around 2000 B.C. and running through 1820 A.D., and Delene Warren will demonstrate the bagpipe and play selections.
The program is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Jane Bering, North Branch adult services/reference assistant, at 381-7931.
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The Outsider is a no-holds-barred memoir by the original bad boy of tennis, Jimmy Connors. Connors ignited the tennis boom in the 1970s with his aggressive style of play, turning his matches with John McEnroe, Bjorn Borg, and Ivan Lendl into prizefights. But it was his prolonged dedication to his craft that won him the publics adoration. He capped off one of the most remarkable runs in tennis history at the age of 39 when he reached the semifinals of the 1991 U. S. Open, competing against players half his age. More than just the story of a tennis champion, The Outsider is the uncensored account of Connors life, from his complicated relationship with his formidable mother and his storybook romance with tennis legend Chris Evert, to his battles with gambling and fidelity that threatened to derail his career and his long-lasting marriage to Playboy playmate Patti McGuire. When he retired from tennis twenty years ago, Connors all but disappeared from public view. In The Outsider, he is back at the top of his game, and as feisty, outspoken, and defiant as ever. This autobiography includes original color photographs from the author.
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Firstly, does anyone know of any universities in Wales or just across the border that offer PGCE Primary on a part time basis? I'm contemplating this idea as I have been turned down by UWIC after an interview due to lack of experience (6years does not seem enough apparently). Seen as Newport and UWIC are now combined as well as Swansea and Trinity then the only other option I have is North Wales full time which I didn't really want to consider as I wanted to stay living at home!
Any advice on distance learning and how to go about it please?
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I have a feeling that there is a filter on Course Search on GTTR which will find all the part-time courses still with vacancies if there are any.
I was shocked when you said you have six years experience, is this in a school? Did you get any other feedback from UWIC at all?
There is a filter on the course search to find this out, I just had a look and it doesn't appear there are any PGCE Primary Part-Time courses in Wales. View the lists of ones that do here.
btw, here at Greenwich, the course that is part time isn't that flexible... The lectures/seminars etc are on Wednesdays, Fridays (I think) and Saturdays. The only things that are flexible are when you do your placements and also handing in assignments (but you can't start your final practice until all assignments are finished). Not sure how it works at other unis, but you had better make sure that you can manage with the timetable
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We've just about reached full-on summer heat here, and I'm loving it. This Sunday was a scorcher—the perfect day to sit on a shaded patio and drink lemonade. And that's exactly what I did at Cafe In Planet. It's in Hongdae on the same sidestreet as Tora_B and a few adorable little makgeoli/cocktail bars. I've passed it several times without realizing how nice it was, and I'm glad that I finally stopped in.
The name "Cafe In Planet" is a little deceiving, since there is a distinct lack of galactic decor (a planet on the logo, a few astronaut figurines here and there). The real theme of the cafe seems to be plants! Tiny cups, jars, and vases full of sprouts are everywhere in this place. Each table has a little recycled container (an old make-up tub? good idea!) with flowers or herbs growing out of it, and with every iced drink order, a small plant comes on the tray (everyone gets a different plant!). By the cash register is a small nursery of tiny plants in tiny vases. I know it's a gimmick, and I know it doesn't really have much of a purpose, but I really love having the little sprout with my lemonade. I guess the purpose is just to make you smile, and that's purpose enough for me.
In other news, I'm officially a columnist! Woohoo! My column, Savoring Seoul, is all set up and ready to go at Honest Cooking. My second article should be posted later today, and I'll have regular features every month about Korean cafes, food and drink, and maybe even recipes. Stay tuned, y'all.


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Uihlein Cruises in Sahalee Players Championship
Peter Uihlein showed why he's one of the world's best amateurs. The Oklahoma State junior closed with a 4-under 68 to win the Sahalee Players Championship by seven strokes.
Uihlein held a two-shot lead over Andrew Putnam of University Place, Wash., entering the final round. The Orlando native finished at 17-under-par 271 on the 7,403-yard, par-72 Home Course in DuPont, Wash.
The Home Course held the 2010 Sahalee Players Championship because the usual site, Sahalee Country Club east of Seattle, is preparing for the U.S. Senior Open, which starts at the end of the month.
Uihlein will have positive vibes when he returns to the Pacific Northwest in late August as the Home Course will serve as the Assisting Course for the 2010 U.S. Amateur at Chambers Bay in Tacoma.
Putnam closed with a 1-over 73 to finish alone in second at 10-under 208. Three strokes behind Putnam was Sahalee Players' defending champion Nick Taylor. Taylor, the 2010 winner of the Ben Hogan Award as the NCAA's top collegiate player, carded a 68 Friday.
Mitchell Evanecz (70) of Red Deer, Alberta, and Bryan Martin (72) of Thousand Oaks, Calif., ended up tied for fourth at 282, 11 strokes behind Uihlein.
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Early College Access (ECA) at Harford Community College represents an array of programs, initiatives and support services that provide opportunities for high school students to earn college credits while completing a high school diploma.
HCC works in partnership with Harford County Public Schools (HCPS) to encourage high school students to enroll in college classes early. Taking college classes while in high school enables students to receive a quality education and reduce the amount of time it takes to earn a college degree. Students have the opportunity to simultaneously earn high school credit and/or up to 30 college credits through articulated course selections. A particular emphasis of ECA is to encourage enrollment and college completion by first generation, low-income, and underrepresented minority students. Students attendng Harford County Public Schools interested in the exciting ECA opportunities HCC has to offer should talk to their high school guidance counselor for more information. Homeschooled or private schooled students are welcome to contact the HCC Admissions Office for more information.
ECA courses and programs are open to high school students who meet high school eligibility requirements and college pre-requisites. You do not have to attend a Harford County Public School to participate in ECA courses and programs. Many students who take advantage of ECA are students of home-based learning (homeschool) or those who attend private schools.
ECA at HCC provides several avenues and various classroom formats to help you build on your academic experiences. These programs have been developed to meet a range of academic goals and help you find an accelerated path of learning that best suits your needs and abilities. You may choose from college credit courses for high school students or decide among dual enrollment, concurrent enrollment, part-time attendance, waiver of senior year, and accelerated pathways. Choosing the best option for your academic ambitions is important and should be discussed with your high school guidance counselor and parents.
Students may enroll in college credit courses and use these courses for high school graduation credit as well as college credit. Generally, students will be limited to earning two high school credits through HCC courses. In order to participate in dual enrollment, students must first contact their high school counselor to complete the Harford County Public Schools Application for Dual Enrollment and receive enrollment guidelines.
Under Maryland State SB 740 legislation, approved dually enrolled HCPS high school students are also eligible for a discount on tuition charges.
Allows students to enroll in college classes that meet beyond the regular school day. Students pursuing concurrent enrollment choose not to use these courses for high school transfer credit, but earn regular college credit. A Harford County Public School application is not required for students who participate in this program.
Students may enroll in college courses that meet during the regular school day. This means students spend part of the day in high school. With this option, HCC courses are not used for high school transfer credit. To participate in part-time attendance, students must first contact their high school counselor to complete the Harford County Public Schools Application for Part-Time Attendance. Approval from HCPS is required to receive the tuition discount under SB 740.
Students could earn credit for courses successfully completed in high school.
Students may waive all of their senior year and still graduate with their high school class. Students must contact the high school counseling office to complete the Harford County Public Schools Application for Waiver of Senior Year, which requires a student letter explaining reasons for applying for the waiver and a parent letter supporting the application. Students may be required to take HCC courses that match high school requirements that have not been met at the time the application for the waiver is submitted. Upon completion of the first year at HCC when the student has earned 24 college-level credits, the student will receive a high school diploma.
Accelerated pathways are created to allow high school students an opportunity to earn up to thirty college credits through articulated course selections and Advanced Placement (AP) courses. Earning college credit while in high school allows the student to save money and reduce the time needed to graduate from college. The AP program allows students to demonstrate college-level achievement. To receive college credit, students need to take the AP exam offered at the high school and obtain a qualifying score. Qualifying scores are identified in the College Catalog or on HCC's website.
For information on Accelerated Pathways-to-Degree requirements, contact the admissions office at 443-412-2109 or visit their website.
Students under 16 years of age, have unique requirements for enrollment to the college. If this is you or your child, please review the Under 16 Admissions page.
Early College Admission can help you get a head start in achieving your academic goals by offering high school and college credits concurrently in an exciting and challenging environment. Research shows that students who take advantage of early college admission are more likely to attend and complete college immediately following highschool. The benefits of ECA don't stop there:
*This information was referenced from "Early College Access: A Fast Track to College Completion for Maryland Students" (MCCCP workgroup presentation) and information presented on the Anne Arundel Community College website.
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DALHART - Linda Ann Kelly Thomas, 46, died Saturday, March 27, 2004.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in First Baptist Church with Andrew Housley minister of First Assembly of God and Claude Hendricks, of First Assembly of God of Olney, officiating. Burial will be at 4 p.m. Tuesday in Zybach Cemetery in Wheeler County by Horizon Funeral Home.
Mrs. Thomas was born May 15, 1957, in Wheeler to E.O. and Alice Helton Kelly. She received her early education at the Allison School in Allison where she graduated in 1975. She graduated from Evangel College in Springfield, Mo., in 1981 where she was a member of the women's basketball team. On Jan. 3, 1992, she married Steven Thomas in Pampa.
She taught school for 24 years, including in Briscoe, on the Navajo Reservation in Gallup, N.M., Baton Rouge, La., Bovina, Marlin and Dalhart, where she was the ESL and dyslexia coordinator at Allyn Finch Intermediate School for the last six years. She had a special love for the children she taught. She was a member of First Assembly of God in Dalhart where she was very active as a musician, board member and children's church leader. She was also a member of the Zeta Chi chapter of Zeta Nu Upsilon Sorority.
She was preceded in death by an infant son, Jason Adam Thomas; her father; and a nephew, Kirby Johnson.
Survivors include her husband; a daughter, Bethany Ann Thomas of Dalhart; her mother, Alice Kelly of Briscoe; three sisters Elizabeth Meers and husband, Lewis, of Pampa, Diann Rose and husband, Glenn, of Canyon and Janice McCloy and husband, Allen, of Morse; four nieces, Ginger Meers of Springfield, Kelly Rose of Dallas, Savannah Rose of Canyon and Elanor Crawford of Fort Worth; a nephew, Jared Johnson of Lubbock; her in-laws, Frank and Jeanne Thomas of Fort Worth; and a sister-in-law, Deborah Thomas of Fort Worth.
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The United States has run out of helium. Stephen Hawking may be able to prove the existence of God with a math equation, but he dumped his wife for his nurse. Lab rats are dispatched with a tiny guillotine. The Singing Nun had a sad end. In "All These Things Are True, But Some of Them Didn't Happen", Jane Morris explains these facts through the eyes of 6 different characters in a hilarious look at science, theology and everyday living. With the brilliant and provocative music of Second City legend, Fred Kaz to punctuate each story, we visit the last tour of the National Resource Center where the last of our nation's helium is stored, the home of the most boring woman in the world, NASA, for a look at who tests the toilets for the space shuttle, the ex-wife of Stephen Hawking, and Hell. It's not everyday that you'll have the theory of relatively explained to you by a drunken floozy in a bar or find out what really happens in the afterlife. Relentlessly funny, thought provoking and full of delight "All These Things" takes you to places you never knew existed. And by the way, you never grow older. You just keep getting a new head.
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- Virginia wine industry showing rapid growth
- Number of growers up 47 percent
• All major economic drivers examined in the comprehensive study showed significant double-digit percentage growth.
• In comparing the figures from 2005 and 2010, the full economic impact of wine and wine grapes on the Virginia economy has more than doubled, from $362 million to $747 million, a 106 percent increase.
Number of growers up 47 percent
For example, the number of grape growers climbed from 262 to 386, a 47 percent rise over the same period. The number of grape bearing acres increased from 2000 in 2005 to 2,700 in 2010, a 35 percent climb.
The amount of taxes paid to the state and to local governments grew from $21 million to $43 million, a 105 percent increase.
The study also highlights the significant impact that tourism is having on the Virginia wine industry, with the number of wine-related tourists visiting Virginia increasing from 1 million in 2005 to 1.62 million in 2010, a 62 percent increase.
Expenditures related to winery tourism are up dramatically as well, with $57 million in 2005 versus $131 million in 2010, a 130 percent increase.
"The Virginia wine industry is one of the fastest growing segments of Virginia's diverse agricultural industry," said Todd P. Haymore, Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry.
"Most of the investments made, jobs created, taxes generated, and tourism driven expenditures around the wine industry are in rural areas, where they are making a big impact on local economies.
"This is especially good news for those regions, and the study shows what powerful economic drivers agriculture and tourism, two of Virginia's largest industries, can be for the overall economy."
Raising the profile of Virginia wines and wine tourism are key components of the governor's economic development and jobs creation initiatives. The governor has promoted Virginia wines at the Virginia Executive Mansion and throughout Virginia, on domestic business recruitment visits, and on international trade and marketing missions to India, Israel, and countries in Europe and Asia.
First Lady Maureen McDonnell has also incorporated wine and wine tourism promotions into her First Lady Initiative Team Effort or FLITE.
Sales of Virginia wine reached a record high in fiscal year 2011 with more than 462,000 cases, or more than 5.5 million bottles, sold. This volume marks a sales increase of more than 11 percent over the previous fiscal year.
Virginia currently ranks fifth in the number of wineries in the nation with 210. Virginia is also the nation's fifth largest wine grape producer.
The 2010 Economic Impact Study of Wine and Wine Grapes on the Commonwealth of Virginia study delves further into all the aforementioned areas and other key economic drivers.
The study also highlights the support by state and regional organizations, including the VWB, Virginia Wineries Association, and Virginia Vineyards Association.
In addition, the study noted the significant support from Virginia state government over the last few years, including mentions of the winery and vineyard establishment/expansion tax credit program created by Governor McDonnell and approved by the Virginia General Assembly in 2011 and the increase of appropriations into the Virginia Wine Promotion Fund for wine-related research, education, and marketing.
Governor McDonnell requested the funding increase and the General Assembly approved it in 2010.
For the full 2010 Economic Impact Study of Wine and Wine Grapes on the Commonwealth of Virginia, please visit the Virginia Wine Marketing Office's website at www.virginiawine.org/or call 804-344-8200.


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The power of your drive plays a key role in determining whether you will succeed in your lifelong endeavors. While we conceive of many wonderful ideas over the course of our lives, relatively few of those initiatives are ever refined into workable plans. We are passionate about these ideas yet not driven to realize them. When you are dedicating to achieving a single goal or a series of goals, worldly constraints have little impact on your resolve. You'll create a methodology of effort and accomplishment that allows you to overcome limits imposed upon you by time, resources, and your other obligations. Setbacks will become an invigorating challenge that increases your enthusiasm. The strength of your determination today will ensure that your endeavors meet with success.
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Cowboy Brazilian Steakhouse at 2411 Mall Drive in North Charleston is bucking to open. The new 7,000-square-foot restaurant, in the former Piccadilly restaurant space, is waiting for some final inspections to receive its liquor license, but it's ready to open otherwise, co-owner Edson Munekata said.
The 275-seat establishment offers close to 40 items on its salad bar and 16 cuts of chicken, beef, pork or lamb.
It's the product of Munekata of Matthews, N.C., and Ladis Castrejon, of Chapin, who have restaurants operating under the same name in Columbia and Spartanburg.
Station break
The venerable Station 22 Restaurant on Sullivan's Island plans to close on Jan. 2 and reopen in early February as it undergoes remodeling, according to owner Marshall Stith.
Stith and restaurant partner Richard Stoney of Amen Street, The Boat House and formerly Carolina's will completely refresh the concept with new paint, new floor covering and a bar on the porch since people prefer to sit outside most of the year, Stith said.
Belly up
A new bar is opening on upper King Street. The Rarebit is set to open this week at 474 King. It's the product of restaurateur John Adamson, originally from Atlanta, then Charlottesville, Va., and now Charleston.
This is his fifth restaurant/bar opening and his first in Charleston.
Adamson is shooting for a Wednesday opening, pending some last-minute permits.
The bar will also serve lunch, dinner and late-night food service in a club-inspired atmosphere set in the early 1960s.
Slicing and dicing
Pizzeria Di Giovanni now has a second location.
The new restaurant, owned by Giovanni Radeglia, recently opened at 4438 Spruill Ave. near Olde North Charleston, according to Phil Rose with Twin Rivers Capital LLC.
The other restaurant is at 40 N. Market St. in downtown Charleston.
Also from the pizza menu, Paisano's Pizzanow has a second location in the former Athen's space at 1798 Ashley River Road in West Ashley.
Meanhile, Pace's Pizza Balls at 363 King St. in Charleston has closed.
Serving soon
North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey will snip the ribbon on The Wreckfish restaurant at 7690 Northwoods Blvd. in North Charleston at 4 p.m. Tuesday.
The new restaurant recently opened in the site of the former Market Street Saloon.
It's owned by Charleston Hospitality Group.
Drop-off discount
The Vision Center at Seaside Farms in Mount Pleasant has again partnered with Toys for Tots as an official drop-off location. Bring in a new, unwrapped toy to benefit the Charleston area Toys for Tots, and Vision Center will provide $50 toward an eyewear purchase. The office is at 1956 Long Grove Drive, near the town's only Target store.
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About me: My favorite Honors College professor is Dr. Sciolino. She is fantastic! She is so intelligent and enthusiastic about English and her students. She really encouraged me to research my topic thoroughly and dive into my research! She takes a new approach towards research papers, and is a professor I will never forget.
I wanted to serve as an Honors College Ambassador because the Honors College here is unlike any other I visited my senior year. I love the small classes and the professors' willingness to help. I want to be a representative and server to current and prospective students on all that the Honors College has to offer its students.
My future goals at Southern Miss are to continue pursuing leadership positions, work with the children of the DuBard School, and continue to get involved and make the most of my remaining years here. I would love to study abroad to either Spain or Costa Rica one summer as well. I want to leave the university better than I found it. Overall, I look forward to all the exciting opportunities awaiting me at the university.


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Speculation about the death of the high end graphics card is a popular pastime these days, and with good reason.
Want a vision of the GPU apocalypse that keeps AMD and Nvidia executives at night? Compare 'Radeon HD 6990' with 'Angry Birds' in Google Trends, a tool which measures the popularity of search terms over time.
Proportionally, the number of people actively searching for information about the HD 6990 barely registers against the scale of people looking to splat pigs with pigeons on their iPads, a device which, in terms of hardware sophistication, is like using an abacus.
We've come a long way from the days when a new top end GPU launch could bring the net to a halt.
Look at the Angry Birds graph again. No one knows yet how disruptive the new generations of tablets will be on the way we use the PC at home, but clearly they will. Analyst firm Gartner recently predicted that nearly 300m tablets will be sold in 2014, which potentially means three tablets will be sold for every four PCs.
And then there's the rise of the hybrid CPU/GPU processor.
According to market research firm iSupply, within the same timeframe 76% of desktop PCs will have have hybrid CPU/GPU chips, and this will massively impact sales of lower end add-in boards.
"In 2011 we see [growth in PC shipments] increasing slightly to just under 5%," Matt Wilkins, principle analyst for iSuppli, told TechRadar.
"In terms of the discrete graphics market, the constant increases in performance of graphics solutions now found as part of the microprocessors product, like AMD's Fusion and Intel's Sandy Bridge chips, are helping non-discrete solutions to satisfy the requirements of a larger part of the market. Therefore we believe the discrete graphics market is challenged in the medium to long term."
All is not quite lost for the demanding gamer, however.
"For users that demand the best graphics performance possible," Wilkins added, "the discrete solution will remain the optimum solution."
But who demands the best graphics performance any more? The last game which really forced PC gamers to upgrade their systems was Crysis, which appeared in September 2008. It's telling that the sequel Crysis 2 - also launched last month - has almost identical recommended hardware requirements despite a gap of two and a half years.
NO UPGRADE NEEDED: Valve's Portal 2 will break sales records with very modest system requirements
One PC games developer, who didn't want to be named, compared the graphics on Intel's Sandy Bridge hybrid processors to Xbox quality. As a result, studios are torn between increasing the realism of their environments with high cost DX11 effects, or optimising the hell out of their engines so that anyone with a recent laptop can purchase their products.
You don't have to be Alan Sugar to see which strategy makes the better business sense.
Valve's Source engine, for example, is famously lethargic when it comes to introducing new features, and it hasn't hurt sales of Left4Dead or Portal, has it? For the first 20 years of IBM PC compatible computers, it was a running joke that hardware was obsolete before it reached the shop door. Now, it seems, PCs simply aren't going out of date.
It's easy to see why both AMD and Nvidia are both diversifying into hybrid CPU/GPUs for low end systems themselves, AMD with x86-based Fusion and Nvidia with its ARM-based Tegra. Of the two, Nvidia seems to have the winning strategy - it's Tegra 2 chipset is in just about every significant Android Honeycomb tablet due to be released this year. AMD's Fusion processors, however, are only just starting to appear in netbooks, which are tipped to lose out to tablets in the long run.
HYBRID: Intel's Sandy Bridge will eat up low end graphics cards, but that makes high end ones all the more important
In among all this doom mongering, though, it's important to recognise a few facts. For both AMD and Nvidia, graphics cards are still big business. Around a fifth of AMD's profits comes from the graphics business, and Nvidia's mobile arm was loss making last year.
Importantly for Nvidia, although it makes relatively little money from desktop GPUs - just $30m profit off of £2.5bn sales - it's workstation-class Quaddro boards and Tesla general purpose GPUs are a license to print money. The profession arm of Nvidia made ten times more profit from these chips last year based on just over a third as much turnover as the desktop business.
Based on those figures, there's no way it's going to stop developing hardware for demanding industrial designers and GP-GPU based supercomputers. That's good news for the desktop business, because the actual GeForce, Quaddro and Tesla cards are, of course, identical.
Boom in high end graphics
What's more, some analysts believe that hybrid CPU/GPUs will flatten demand for low end and mainstream graphics cards, but they could be a very good thing for the high end market.
According to Jon Peddie, founder of industry watchers Jon Peddie Research, sales of top end graphics boards are actually growing at an average rate of 6% per annum.
"For the most part all the embedded GPU/CPU chips do in terms of GPU market share is replace the integrated graphics processor," Peddie said, "although AMD's Fusion [chips] run DX11 they do not have sufficient processing power to run AAA FPS games in any resolution, and Intel's SNB only supports DX10."
The current hybrids, in other words, are next to useless for gaming on a normal monitor with any kind of image quality turned on. If you want to game, they make upgrading a necessity.
Sceptics might counter with the argument that hybrid chips are still very new, and subsequent generations will only get better. But consider this: there are around 995 million transistors in a quad core Sandy Bridge processor with integrated HD 3000 graphics.
A Radeon HD5850 has a transistor count of 2154 million. In other words, you'd need to treble the complexity of a Sandy Bridge chip just to reach the levels of gaming performance of a second tier graphics chip from two years ago. You'd also need a heatsink the size of a house and an expensive motherboard with all the supporting circuitry currently found on a giant high end card.
And even if game engine development has slowed, it hasn't completely stagnated. There is still an upgrade cycle for gamers, it's just longer than it was before. And for the more hardcore hardware enthusiast, there are plenty of other technologies, like stereoscopic gaming and multimonitor set-ups, which require more pixel-pushing power than even a top end card is capable of.
FULL SCREEN AHEAD: Will multimonitor gaming take off? AMD certainly hopes so
What's more, the bloodier days of the graphics war - when dodgy benchmark optimisations and other underhand marketing ploys were the tactics of choice - may (hopefully) be in the past, but as AMD's PR chief Dave Erskine recently proved, both GPU companies are still committed to having the 'fastest graphics in the world'.
Not only is it in their corporate DNA, chasing performance wins is part of their manifesto for shareholders. They're obliged to remain more than competitive, even if it's no longer a spectator sport.
There are a lot of disruptive influences which are changing the PC at the moment. Tablets, clouds, smartphones, hybrid processors and - of course - the global downturn. No-one quite knows what the home of the future will look like any more, and the concept of one 'winning' technology is finally being understood as quaintly naïve.
One thing is for sure, though: PC enthusiasts and their graphics cards aren't going anywhere for the foreseeable future. Finally, those GPU execs can get some sleep.
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Enthusiasm for South Carolina football was in the air Thursday on King Street as the biggest game of the season so far loomed.
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HOT TICKET: The game is sold out. Two seats near the 50-yard line, 11 rows up, are going for $971.30 apiece on StubHub.com.WEATHER: Saturday nights forecast in Columbia calls for 63 degrees, mostly clear skies and no rain.GEORGIA WINS IF: Its offense keeps humming against a USC defense that is one of the nations best. USC WINS IF: Running back Marcus Lattimore (below) dominates like he did the past two seasons against the Bulldogs.NATIONAL STAGE: ESPNs College GameDay pregame show will broadcast from the Horseshoe on the USC campus from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. The first hour is on ESPNU, the last two on ESPN. The game will begin at 7 p.m. on ESPN.PACKED HOUSE: The stadiums capacity is 80,250, although it has held at least 82,410 30 times. The biggest crowd was 85,000 for the 2001 Clemson game. Last years Clemson game drew 83,422, the 14th-largest in Williams-Brice history.TUNE UP THE BAND: Country music performer Billy Currington will hold a free concert at 5 p.m. Saturday in the farmers market tailgating area across Bluff Road from Williams-Brice Stadium.Darryl Slater
Rachel Propst looked forward to tailgating Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium when the undefeated Gamecocks take on the undefeated Georgia Bulldogs. She hopes to buy a reasonably priced ticket from a scalper.
I think its going to be a shootout, she said. Win or lose, Im going to have a great time.
Propst was shopping for a Gamecock face tattoo at Carolina on King. She asked for time off from her job as a server at 82 Queen to meet friends and her boyfriend in Columbia.
The class of 2011 member was among several customers checking out the University of South Carolinas new Charleston outlet and its array of team-themed merchandise, including suspenders, martini glasses, caps and custom ties.
Elizabeth Paul of Johns Island bought a tiny Gamecocks T-shirt for her baby.
Were undefeated since he was born. Hopefully, he can continue to bring us luck, she said.
She will watch the game on ESPN, but for her little brother, James Peterson, that was not enough. He had flown in from San Francisco so he could catch all the action in person. The Greenville native eyed a jersey bearing the markings of Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore.
South Carolina has never been this good, he said.
Trident Technical College student Heather Ostrander has a seat on the front row at the 50-yard line courtesy of a friend whose father is a Gamecock Club member.
I just lucked out, she said.
Ostrander said Saturdays game would be her fourth this season.
The atmosphere and the fans. It doesnt get much better than that, she said.
Lugoff Fire Chief Dennis Ray said he will take a break from a conference he is attending at the Francis Marion Hotel to catch the game on TV. He predicted that Carolina would struggle at first but prevail in the second half. He noted that Georgia has injury problems.
Robert Cabaniss, a University of Virginia graduate, said he was pulling for the Gamecocks because his sons mother-in-law is a big fan. South Carolina will win because Steve Spurrier is the better coach, he said.
At the Charleston Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, Kara Ahl said she attended the game against Missouri but lost out on a chance to see the Georgia contest. Me and my brother had to fight over the ticket. He won, she said.
Down the street, Thomas and Amanda Rackley ate lunch at the Kickin Chicken. The recent Carolina graduates cut short a stay in Florida so they could watch the game here with relatives before returning home to Raleigh.
I think we will win by a field goal. Its our defense that keeps us in it, he said.
Carolina on King, which opened about a month ago, is part retail store for Gamecocks merchandise and part welcome center for prospective students seeking to learn more about the university. Ashley Canady Slane is director of the new university effort.
Im a rabid football fan. I think its going to be an exciting year, she said.


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Figures published by the National Housing Federation showed the number of people in the borough waiting for social housing to become available rose by 4,686 between April 2008 and April 2009 - the highest increase in London.
This brought the total number of homes needed to 14,341, equivalent to about 35,852 people in need of council accommodation.
The figures make the borough's waiting list the seventh highest in London.
Belinda Porich, head of the federation's London region, said: "There is a real danger that many people will simply give up hope of getting anywhere unless there is a dramatic increase in the number of new homes being built.
"Thousands of families on this list are stuck in overcrowded accommodation.
"London has the highest proportion of homeless families in the country and nearly seven per cent of households are overcrowded – more than 2.5 times the national rate.
"The capital is in desperate need of larger, good quality, affordable homes."
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Yep I wear pefume everyday, unless I'm having a lazy day :P
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I wear aftershave daily A friend bought me some when I said I'd never owned any before (I hadn't - it's expensive!) and now I swear by it.
Yes, Polo Black forever <3
I wear it everyday, however mine aren't very fancy ones, I wear the Gwen Stefani Harojuko Lovers ones, they're really nice. I have "Music" and "Lil' Angel"
I wear my perfume every day, my mum works in Boots so I always get perfume from her at birthdays and Christmases because she can get some of them really cheap - there's a couple of days in the year where employees get 50% off on top of their usual discount, which adds up to about 72.5% off, so she can get a £50 bottle of perfume for like £13 so she always stocks up for me I think she's got me my presents for the next decade or so
I wear perfume daily, it always makes me feel better if I'm having a bad day - at least I smell good even if I'm feeling rubbish
No, not brought any perfume for an absolute age!.I just use impulse, my fave is the New York one as it smells a tad like "Be Delicious" by DKNY.
If i remember then i wear it everyday. I always wear body spray though Boots vanilla
I agree there's a noticeable difference, but it costs a lot more. I save mine for going out
I actually don't- shock horror!
I'm only 15 though and only wear it when it's a occasion!
I just always think a nice shower and decent deoderant is enough. My mum wears alot so maybe that's put me off it. I tend to think most of them are a bit overwhelming tbh.
I actually hate the fact of using up a bottle because i'm a bit of a cheapskate!
I don't think many people in my school do actually :P
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Light blue is one of my favourites too - wear it almost everyday. I started off with a 25ml and now I have to get the 75ml bottles
never used perfume unless i was going somewer ... but got a nice versace and another perfume that smell nice n havebeen using it daily since
Everydays cos my fragrance smell too good and I can never get tried of them.
I'm very paranoid about how I smell, though I shower daily, always use deodarent, etc, and people always compliment me on smelling nice, but I'm still paranoid, so yes, I wear perfume every day - I also usually have a spare bottle of it (as well as deoderent) in my handbag.
every day, I wear one of the following:
Chloe EDP, Armani Code EDP, Chanel chance eau tendre, Ghost the fragrance, D&G number 3 (L'imperatrice). I will also wear most Calvin Klein perfumes, but what I listed are my favourites.
I don't like cheaper perfumes. I think they generally smell horrible and the smell fades after an hour, whereas with what I wear I can still smell it on my clothes the next day.
Yeah I put it on every day generally My favourite one of the moment is Lacoste - touch of pink but it doesn't last very long as it's just an eau de toilette. I'm going to ask for a nice eau de parfum for my birthday I think. Might go and have a quick look for some nice ones now!
When I have college I mainly use just a simple body spray. Currently using Ted Baker body spray ( got a free rubber duck with it )
I do like to wear aftershave to college, but I would prefer to wear a really nice one when I'm going out with friends. I don't know if anybody understands but it doesn't seem so special if you wear it all the time
I didn't used to (apart from the brief phase I went through when I inherited my mum's Chanel No. 5), but since I rediscovered my Sarah Jessica Parker Covet Pure Bloom that I got a few Christmases ago, I wear it most days, apart from if I'm not going out. I adoooore that perfume though, and I'm not big on the idea of celebrity perfumes!
I guess so :P I wear a vanilla perfume which only costs around £9 from the body shop almost everyday, but on nights out, or days where I just want to feel a bit more 'uplifted' I wear Daisy by Mark Jacobs Eau So Fresh, wouldn't wear it everyday though as its too expensive! Both smell amazing, but the Mark Jacobs one lasts all day x
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I bought some perfume for the first time yesterday. Prior to that I thought it was a bit of a con and that body spray sufficed but nope perfume's definitely a lot more noticeable!
I was just wondering how often people wear their perfume? I have a 100ml bottle of CK summer and it cost £13, I was planning on wearing it everyday, though idk? £13 doesn't seem that bad every couple of months, but I think it was cheap because it was on sale.
Opinions? General discussion regarding perfume for a newbie?
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Yeah, what I love is that it's not too light but not too strong either. I love citrus-ie perfumes in general.
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- Over $1.1 billion is contributed to Georgia's economy annually by Emory's research enterprise, resulting in over 28,500 new jobs created by Emory research funding.
- Emory Healthcare provides charity care for our community, including $48.9 million in annual charity care through Emory Healthcare, and another $23.1 million in uncompensated care at Grady Memorial Hospital.
- Since the 1990s, Emory has brought more than $775 million into Georgia in licensing revenues from drugs, diagnostics, devices, and consumer products. Currently, more than 50 products are in various stages of development or regulatory approval, with 27 having reached the marketplace and 12 more in human clinical trials. Over the past decade, Emory has launched 47 start-up companies.
- Emory is a member of the Georgia Research Alliance (GRA), a partnership of business, research universities, and state government that fosters economic development. Through the GRA, the state invests in research in nanotechnology, screening for new drugs, vaccines, cancer, AIDS, immunology, biomedical informatics, and neuropharmacology.
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Mississippi River Distilling Co. in LeClaire borrowed a page from Templeton Rye's playbook last Friday when it announced that its first batch of Cody Road Bourbon was a virtual sell-out the first day it was available.
The first six barrels, which equated to just under 1,000 bottles of 90-proof whiskey, went on sale Friday, with all 120 bottles available at the distillery gone by mid-afternoon, owner Ryan Burchett said in a news release.
"We had a line waiting outside the distillery starting at about 9 a.m. and we opened at 10," he said.
Iowa retail sales must pass through the state liquor warehouse, which Burchett said was sold out within the first 24 hours.
"We had hoped this would go over well, but were very pleasantly surprised when the state had orders for all the cases we sent them," said co-owner Garrett Burchett. It moved so fast that some retailers never had a chance to order, he said.
A second release of the product, which is aged for one year, is scheduled for March 2. "Moving through 2012, larger releases of bourbon will become more regular to help catch up to demand," the news release said.
Meanwhile, Templeton Rye president Scott Bush says in an email that it should be a little easier to find his whiskey on store shelves this year.
"We basically sent 1,000 cases per month to Iowa from Jan.-Sept. and then 2,000 in Oct., 4,000 in Nov. and 6,000 in December," Bush wrote.
But he warned, "our thinking is that we do not yet have enough product to meet demand on a consistent basis, so we are doing our best to get product on the shelves for the holidays. "We expect there to be Templeton around on store shelves for the next 60-90 days," he said
The goal, he noted, was to ship 40,000 cases of Templeton Rye in 2011 and to ship 50,000 to 60,000 cases in 2012.