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Eight-core Zambezi flagship to challenge Intel's Core i7
AMD has launched its much anticipated FX series of desktop CPUs using the
architecture. Codenamed
, the 32nm chips represent the company's top offerings for enthusiasts.
is the first complete redesign of AMD's processor architecture since the K7
was launched in 1999, and features significant improvements in manufacturing, design, and cost reduction.
The drive for efficiency and greater instructions per clock (IPC) was the original impetus for
. Long gone are the days of simply increasing clock speed for easy performance gains. AMD and Intel have been increasing the number of CPU cores, but that takes up a lot of die space. Intel has been pushing HyperThreading as its way of maximizing efficiency, and is pretty good when a CPU stalls due to a cache miss, branch misprediction, or data dependency. However, AMD has decided to go a markedly different route.
module provides an independent, dedicated integer and scheduler unit for each core. A single floating point unit is shared between the two cores in a
module, along with the fetch and decode units and a 2MB L2 cache. There is a 16KB L1 data cache per core, as well as a 64KB L1 instruction cache per module. This adds up to an impressive 128KB L1 data cache, 256KB L1 instruction cache, and 8MB L2 cache for an eight-core FX processor.
Theoretically, this should provide much better performance than HyperThreading, which functions best when there are a lot of CPU stalls because all threads must compete for available execution resources. HyperThreading increases performance by approximately 30% at a cost of 5% extra die space, but the second integer core in Bulldozer could almost double integer performance at a die cost of only 12%.
The Bulldozer architecture was originally supposed to debut in the first half of 2009, and would've enabled AMD to compete toe-to-toe with Intel on pure performance, rather than on pricing alone. However, various financial difficulties and a major recession led to delays, while the divestment of its
manufacturing capacity into GlobalFoundries
led to some technical delays. Almost three years late, the design has been updated significantly in order to accommodate the latest technologies and manufacturing processes.
FX chips are built by GlobalFoundries on its 32nm Silicon on insulator (SOI) process. The eight core
chips have around two billion transistors and a die size of approximately 315mm
. An integrated northbridge unit supplies an 8MB L3 cache, four 16-bit HyperTransport 3.0 links, and the integrated memory controller. Depending on the model, it runs at either 2.2Ghz or 2.0GHz. The most significant update to the integrated dual-channel memory controller is native support for DDR3 memory at 1866MHz (DDR3-1866/PC3-14900). ECC memory is still supported; a welcome relief to those who are planning on FX-based workstations, as Intel only supports ECC memory on its much more expensive Xeon workstations.
There are instruction sets aplenty: SSE3, SSE4.1/4.2, AES, and AVX. AMD is also introducing support for FMA4 and XOP. FMA4 can be thought of as specific instructions designed to speed up Fused Multiply–Add (FMA) operations. XOP is a revision of the SSE5 instruction set, redesigned to be more compatible with Intel's AVX.
The four new FX chips being launched today will require motherboards with socket AM3+, but the good news is that enthusiasts will be able to upgrade to a top of the line FX-8150 for $245. The FX-8120 will be available for $205, while the six-core FX-6100 will be priced at $165. The four-core FX-4100 with a 95W TDP is available for only $115. All FX chips are unlocked, and AMD has already set the Guinness World Record for the "Highest Frequency of a Computer Processor" by overclocking a
chip to 8.429 GHz.
Several speed bumps are already planned for Q1 and Q2 of 2012 as GlobalFoundries 32nm process matures. However, Bulldozer won't move into into the mainstream until the
refresh next year.
cores featuring DirectX 11
Fusion technology
will replace
, while the 10-core
processor will supplant
as the FX flagship.
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Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972) is one of the world's most famous and recognized artists. Images of his work are reproduced and appreciated by millions of people around the world, yet few have a sense of the depth and details of the artist's career. This exhibition features 54 works selected from the collection of the National Gallery of Canada, and includes prints that represent the different themes and areas of study that fascinated this extraordinary artist. The selection traces Escher's work from his earliest prints, works such as Eight Heads (1922), the first work that shows the artist's experimentations with the regular division of a planar surface, which was produced during the artist's enrolment at the School of Architecture and Ornamental Design in Haarlem, Netherlands. The exhibition also includes examples of Escher's experiments with different printmaking techniques,from the introduction of lithography to his work in 1929 seen in works such as The Bridge (1930) and Tropea Calabria (1931), to one of the artist's few mezzotints,Mummified Frog of 1946. Finally, the exhibition includes examples of Escher's plays with impossible architectures: Relativity (1953); Belvedere (1958) and Waterfall (1961).

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During the three decades that the annual reports to Congress on the implementation of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) have been published, these documents have undergone several minor stylistic changes and one major substantive redesign and refocus. In 1997, the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) adopted a policy-oriented approach to the annual report to Congress. The results of this shift were first seen in the 1998 annual report, which used a four-section modular format. The 2002 Annual Report to Congress was the fifth and last volume to include four sections.
The implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act beginning in 2002 amplified the importance of accountability and results in the annual report to Congress. As the President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education pointed out, this emphasis means that Congress and the public must receive assurance that federal funds are well spent.*
The 2003 Annual Report to Congress was redesigned to focus on results and accountability; make the report more useful to Congress, parents, each state and other stakeholders; and use a more readable and user-friendly style. It focused on key state performance data in accordance with the recommendations of the President's Commission.
The 2004 and 2005 annual reports to Congress continued the format of the 2003 report and its focus on results and accountability. They updated the national picture based on state-reported data and information from OSEP's National Assessment of the Implementation of IDEA. The state profiles were revised to reflect OSEP's Government Performance and Results Act indicators and to provide a baseline for showing trends in states' data. The report provided rank-order tables used by OSEP's monitoring division and included the state-reported data tables.
On Dec. 3, 2004, President George W. Bush signed into law the reauthorized IDEA (P.L. 108-446). The provisions of the act became effective on July 1, 2005, with the exception of some of the elements pertaining to the definition of a "highly qualified teacher" that took effect upon the signing of the act. With reauthorization of IDEA, the nation reaffirmed its commitment to improving educational results for children and youth with disabilities. The 30th Annual Report to Congress will begin to present some of the data collected under the reauthorized act. In the meantime, the 28th and 29th reports are based on data collected under the IDEA reauthorized in 1997 (P.L. 105-17).
The 2006 or 28th Annual Report to Congress follows the 2005 or 27th Annual Report to Congress in sequence, and it follows the format of the 2004 and 2005 reports.
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Section I contains the child- and student-focused material, presented in a question-and-answer format. It contains three subsections: (1) infants and toddlers served under IDEA, Part C; (2) children ages 3 through 5 served under IDEA, Part B; and (3) students ages 6 through 21 served under IDEA, Part B. Information available about each group of children or students is presented in the different subsections. Section I also incorporates information from ongoing national studies described in Data Sources Used in This Report, which begins on Page 1. To the extent possible, the data are presented through figures, short tables and bulleted text. Data are included for the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the outlying areas (American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands and the Virgin Islands). In addition, data are presented on Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) schools for special education and related services provided under IDEA, Part B.
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Section III presents tables of states rank-ordered by their reported data for exiting, dropout, educational environments, early intervention services and early intervention settings. OSEP uses these tables as part of its monitoring activities. In addition to data from all of the entities mentioned above for Section I, the Rank-Order tables include data for Marshall Islands, Micronesia and Palau.
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Volume 2 of the 2006 Annual Report to Congress consists of tables that were compiled from data provided by the states. Such data are required under the law. In fact, the collection and analysis of these data are the primary means by which the Office of Special Education Programs monitors activities under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), thereby helping to ensure the free appropriate public education of all children with disabilities.
The data tables in volume 2 cover a multitude of topics regarding states' implementation of IDEA, Parts B and C. In the analysis of data presented in volume 1, there are frequent references to specific tables in volume 2 as sources. In that sense, volume 2 can be used as an appendix to volume 1. However, the tables in volume 2 provide much more extensive data than are referenced in volume 1. As such, they may be used by anyone interested in doing further analysis of state activities funded under IDEA.
The state-reported data tables in volume 2 of the 2006 Annual Report to Congress were developed using OSEP's Data Analysis System (DANS). The latest data tables are posted on http://www.IDEAdata.org.
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Been a hot minute since I stopped by. Was out in Snow Summit, Big Bear Lake, California recently, and was looking at all the snowboarders with helmets, and was thinking to myself how cool it would be to have a Star Wars style helmet. It would be more for cosmetics than actual safety functionality, as I'm not really into jumps and doing crazy stuff, but would still need to take an occasional bump or two, and stay in place. Would also need to have decent visibility, as well as not cost a bunch.
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The Hobsonville Land Company says claims its affordable homes will include a 300sq m four-bedroom stand-alone house for less than $485,000 are wrong - and the biggest it can offer for that price is a three-bedroom house less than half that size.
The Hobsonville Pt development was dragged into the debate over affordable housing in Parliament yesterday after Labour's Annette King said the Ministry of Building, Innovation and Employment had provided information showing National's affordable housing plan for Hobsonville Point included a four-bedroom house on 300sq m for less than $485,000.
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My recent series on finances has brought up the question: "What software do you recommend for keeping track of my art work and having the correct information for tax purposes?"
What you need are two different pieces of software: one for your inventory and mailing list database and another for your financial records.
Based on feedback I receive from artists, I speculate that these are the top three inventory-mailing list databases. They will keep track of your inventory, sales, and contacts.
- Flick!
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Bento (Mac only)January 2015 update: No longer available. Definitely look at Cloud-based ArtworkArchive
Both Flick! and eArtist are formatted for artist use. Bento is like "FileMaker Light" and requires formatting, but I'm told it's quite user-friendly. There are other options, but I narrowed down your choices based on what I'm hearing in the field.
7/6/09 Update per Ron's comment. I should have been more specific in the above paragraph. Bento is not an art management platform, but a general database. Therefore, it requires significant formatting–unlike the others here. Because of this, you can use it for all of your database needs-not just for your art inventory or contacts. Also, because of this, you can personalize it and make it look however you like.
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As I say in I'd Rather Be in the Studio! "Most of these options can handle every aspect of your art business except the detailed financial reports that a program like QuickBooks can provide." (page 17)
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Tennessee Head Coach Holly Warlick
Thoughts on the game
"My hat is off to Chattanooga. They played a great game. They played hard. We could not guard them one-on-one and that caused problems for us. When you can't contain the ball and give a team good, open looks you will gets tonight's result. I thought our defense affected our offense, and that's something we have to go back and work on. As long as we learn from this, it's alright, but if we keep making the same mistakes we're not going to get any better."
Thoughts on what led to the loss
"I think our defense was nonexistent the whole night. I think, outside of Andraya Carter putting pressure on the ball, we didn't affect them one bit. We were at the mercy of them missing shots. Our defense was nonexistent, and you can't beat a veteran team like Chattanooga on their home floor when you can't score."
Thoughts on the Lady Vols' weaknesses
"I think we are a little anxious. We are young, have a new coach and were playing in a hostile environment. When it comes down to it, you have to take care of business and we didn't. Things may not go your way, but you can always get down on the defensive end and play. You can control that. There was one series where we missed four layups in a row right underneath the basket, but the ball didn't go in. We can always muster up a little heart and energy to play defense. That's all it is."
Chattanooga Head Coach Wes Moore
Thoughts on the game
"I am really proud of my team. The way they competed, more than anything. Like I said, the last couple of years have not been really fun in this matchup. Our kids just battled. We gave up too many offensive rebounds, which I was afraid of, but we limited the damage somewhat. Probably the biggest stat is the assist-turnovers ratio. Seventeen assist and 13 turnovers is unbelievable. I can't say enough about Alex Black handling full-court pressure, but I thought our two seniors did a great job of handling the ball and helping get it up the court. Taylor Hall handling the inbound passes hit some big baskets in the first half, and Faith Dupree and Ashlen Dewart were an awesome tag team. It was a great team effort and I am extremely proud of them."
Thoughts on the win being big
"I am not going to say it was our biggest win ever, but it is a very big win. It is up there with the Rutgers win in the NCAA Tournament. Those two will be something that we'll never forget. Tennessee is going to be fine. We caught them in a year that they have a lot of inexperienced players and they graduated a lot of talent. But they still have a lot of talent and they'll be fine. Don't get me wrong, this is special. I told the team this will be something they never forget and can always be proud of."
Thoughts on Tennessee's play
"It was a tough game. It was a good move when they went to a zone, and I thought we were a little disoriented for the first few possessions. That was a scary stretch and it was a good move on their part. Late in the stretch, they were just putting their head down, attacking the basket and attacking the offensive boards. We had a hard time keeping them in front of us and keeping them boxed out, but we were able to hold on. As a coach, I don't know if we are going to hit shots every night like we did tonight. The 80 points is nice, but you can't hang your hat on that every night. We're going to have to continue to work defensively. We gave up 43 points in the second half so that's a little concerning. But I am proud of them, and we were able to hit enough shots to keep a lead."
Thoughts on Taylor Hall's performance in the first half
"I thought that was very critical. There have been so many times we have played Tennessee and we've dug a hole in the first half. Taylor Hall hit was big shots to keep us in the game. I told them at half time that we usually dig a hole. Last time when we were here and had a shot at them, I know we were down eight or 10 points and were able to come back. I told them we didn't have to come back tonight. We were dead even and just needed to outscore them by one. Again, I didn't relax until I think it was down to about nine seconds."
Taylor Hall, forward, junior
Thoughts on the game
"It was maybe the best game of my career. We all knew it was a big one, needed to execute and do the little things that we could do to help our team win. That was a definitely a game I enjoyed. That is a great way to start the season and it is a lot of early momentum."
Thoughts on what changed from the first half to the second half
"We just knew we had to keep it up and not let them get on a run. We knew we couldn't let them get on a run and let them get down in the second half, but we executed really well and took care of the ball like we were supposed to do."
Kayla Christopher, guard, senior
Thoughts on the game
"This is huge. This is a great way to start off my senior year. It is something we will never forget, and it gets us jumpstarted for the season. We know what we are capable of now and it really raises our expectations. We know we can do it, and now we just have to keep doing it."
On what the Lady Mocs had to do to be successful
"I think it is all about runs for Tennessee. We played with them last time in the second half, but we let them get off to a quick start. That's what they like to do. Once they get you down they like to keep you down. It was really good for our confidence to see that we could play with them right there at the beginning of the game."


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Herald columnist Brian Rudman, like many Aucklanders, has a passion for the city's waterfront that is keenly shared by Waterfront Auckland, the council organisation tasked with the revitalisation of Auckland's waterfront.
For that reason I want to set the record straight about some points raised earlier this week about the nature of the developments that will happen in the Wynyard Quarter.
Successful waterfronts around the world have a mix of commercial, residential and public uses. Our aim is to get the balance between these elements right, as reflected in the Waterfront Plan adopted by the council last year after considerable public engagement.
So to hear talk of Wynyard Quarter becoming an extension of the CBD couldn't be further from the truth. We will never be a replica of the CBD. However, being bold comes at a cost and without anchor commercial tenants that fit with our overall vision for a diverse precinct, this once in a lifetime development opportunity is much less likely to become a reality.
Business will be a part of the mix of activities that attract people to the waterfront. But it will also help to pay for the quality amenities and infrastructure that the public expects.
We are building a new part of the city and with the success of North Wharf and Silo Park the bar has already been raised high for the next stages of waterfront development. The same commitment to high quality public amenity and open space that people already love about the waterfront will inform the Wynyard Quarter development with its mix of residential and commercial uses.
Our next step is to leverage the public investment already made in the area, with the appropriate private sector participation. This private funding will enable Waterfront Auckland to develop the leasehold land that we own on behalf of Auckland Council and all Aucklanders.
Our responsibility is to find the right developers and investors to help build this unique part of the city. Work is already under way to create stunning spaces in Halsey and Daldy Sts with streets that reflect some of the elements of Jellicoe St that have already met with such positive responses.
We will shortly be finding commercial partners who will help us to develop the rest of the Wynyard Central precinct (the block bound by Jellicoe, Madden, Halsey and Daldy Sts). This block will provide a floor area of approximately 150,000sq m and will include a mix of commercial uses (about 50,000sq m) in an Innovation Precinct as well as approximately 1000 residential units.
Providing places for people to live and work means we will also need to provide playgrounds, childcare facilities, parks, while making provision for the corner shop and medical facilities that any community expects.
Creating a safe walkable environment with plentiful green spaces and the amenities essential to building a diverse community is well advanced in all our planning. An example is the Westhaven promenade, a walkway and cycleway from the Harbour Bridge around Westhaven to the Wynyard Quarter, that work will soon begin on.
Enhanced public amenities like the waterfront promenade, combined with a calendar of events and activities will reflect the unique character of the waterfront.
Waterfront Auckland will control the quality, delivery and timing of the future development through the use of a range of tools including our urban design and sustainability frameworks. We will only work with private partners who share our commitment to deliver a new place in the city that will make Aucklanders proud. But without business as our partners, delivering a waterfront fit for the world's most liveable city will simply not happen.
John Dalzell is chief executive of Waterfront Auckland.


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Although there are many variations of this Mexican chicken soup, spicy chipotle chiles are always part of the broth. Make it a meal: Serve with a Mexican beer and cheese quesadillas.
Nutrition Profile:
Diabetes Appropriate
Gluten Free Diet
Healthy Weight
Heart Healthy
High Fiber
High Potassium
Low Calorie
Low Cholesterol
Low Sat Fat
Low Sodium
Serves 4
Prep Time 30 min
Total Time 40 min.
Step 1
Bring broth, water, garlic and chicken to a boil in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to a simmer and cook, skimming any foam that rises to the top, until the garlic is tender and the chicken is cooked through, 12 to 15 minutes. Remove from the heat. Transfer the garlic with a slotted spoon to a blender and the chicken to a clean cutting board.
Step 2
Meanwhile, heat oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add onion and poblano (or Anaheim) chile and cook, stirring, until beginning to brown, 8 to 10 minutes. Add to the broth.
Step 3
Add 1/2 cup of the broth and chipotle pepper to the blender and process until smooth (use caution when pureeing hot liquids). Pour the mixture back into the broth in the pan. Stir in rice. Bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer and cook until the rice is tender, about 10 minutes.
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Thursday: South Jordan (Utah) Bingham vs. Syracuse (Utah) at 11:00 AM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (5A Semifinal)
4th seed Bingham takes on top seed, and undefeated Syracuse in semifinal number 1. The Miners seem to be hitting their stride, having dominated their first two playoff opponents by a score of 90-13. Led by 3 star defensive tackle, Lowell Lotulelei, the Bingham defensive boasts multiple next level prospects including linebackers Durant Miles (Boise State) and Drake Miller (Hawaii). Offensively, Bingham is led by two BYU commits in wide receiver Hayden Weichers and offensive lineman Keegan Hicks as well as 2014 4 start tight end and Scout 100 member Dalton Schultz. Schultz will have his choice of schools from all over the country, but Stanford appears to be the early leader. Syracuse will try to move on despite the loss of quarterback. The Titans don't have the next level prospects that Bingham has, but 2014 safety Kavika Fonua is receiving a lot of interest from the local schools. (@InsideTheUtes, @UtahUtesInsider)
Thursday: Sandy (Utah) Jordan vs. Highland (Utah) Lone Peak at 2:30 PM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (5A Semifinal)
It's a rematch of a semifinal from 2011 with the consensus top team in the state in Jordan taking on defending champion Lone Peak. The big cheese for Jordan is sophomore quarterback Austin Kafentzis, who will have double digit BCS level offers eventually to go along with currently claimed offers from Utah and BYU. Linebacker Colton Shaver could end up as one of the top ten prospects in the state for 2014 and is receiving a lot of interest from Utah. Lone Peak isn't the same team they were in 2011, but wide receiver prospect Talon Shumway is headed to BYU and is the biggest weapon on offense. He'll be catching balls from QB Baron Gajkowski, who transfered to Lone Peak from Jordan this year. Gajkowski has thrown for almost 2,000 yards and run for over 1,000 in 2012. Defensively, Josh Buck and Spencer Reinstein have combined for 249 tackles on the year. (@InsideTheUtes, @UtahUtesInsider)
Thursday: Highland (Utah) vs. Hyrum (Utah) Mountain Crest at 11:00 AM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (4A Semifinal)
2014 Highland defensive tackle Brian Mone is an early Scout 100 member, sporting offers from Utah, Utah State, BYU, UCLA, and Michigan. He's a load inside at 6-4, 316 pounds and will be one of the more sought after players in his class. Wide receiver Moroni Laulu Pututau is a BYU commit for Mountain Crest and is one of the fastest players in the state. (@InsideTheUtes, @UtahUtesInsider)
Thursday: Salt Lake City (Utah) East vs. Provo (Utah) Timpview at 2:20 PM at Rice-Eccles Stadium (4A Semifinal)
It's the bulk and size on the lines of East against the speed and finesse of Timpview. East features 2014 running back Ola Tulatau with offers from BYU and Utah State and bruising 240 pound back Patrick Palau, who is headed to BYU. Wide Receiver John Fakahafua (Utah State) is a weapon while the defense is anchored by linebacker Patrick Palau and 300 pound lineman Merril Taliauli, both BYU commits, along with 2014 end Korey Rush. Timpview quarterback Jake Lloyd has been arguably the top signal caller in the state and has an offer from Yale. Receiver Dax Raymond is picking up a lot of local interest and has an offer from Utah State. (@InsideTheUtes, @UtahUtesInsider)
Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro at Goodyear (Ariz.) Desert Edge at 7 p.m.
Second round of the playoffs and this should be a great game. Defending state champs Saguaro take on the new kid on the block and undefeated Desert Edge. Saguaro's offense is ranked one of the top in the entire country and it is led by junior quarterback Luke Rubenzer. He is a dual threat passer that has thrown for over 2,000 yards and rushed for over 1,000. His top target is sophomore wide receiver Christian Kirk. Kirk already has been offered by UCLA and Arizona State. Desert Edge is salty on defense. They are fast and play with a chip on their shoulder. Junior OLB Ismael Murphy-Richardson has the looks of a division-one player, standing 6-4 200. He doubles as an excellent wide receiver. RB/S Kyle Woolard has rushed for over 1,000 yards this season after recording 7 INTs as a junior on defense. Saguaro is known for having a great offensive line and watch the battle between Saguaro center Devin Brunetti and Desert Edge NG R.J. Tui. (@jason247scout)
La Puente (Calif.) Bishop Amat at Long Beach Poly (Calif.) at 7 p.m.
Amat is led by explosive two-way standout Darren Andrews, a Duke commit. Andrews could play on either side of the ball in college but was recruited to play receiver by most programs. UCLA just offered Andrews. Running back/safety Dionza Blue is another two-way standout with the talent to play multiple positions in college. San Diego State has offered Blue as a DB. After starting the year 1-3, Poly reeled off six straight wins to close out the season. Washington State commit Gerard Wicks is one of the state's top running backs. Linebacker Jayon Brown, a UCLA commit, could end up at safety in college. Safety David Price is back from injuries and has offers from Arizona, Colorado and SMU and sophomore corner Iman Marshall is one of the best 10th graders in the entire west region. (@GregBiggins)
Phoenix (Ariz.) Desert Vista at Chandler (Ariz.) Hamilton at 7 p.m.
In an anticipated rematch of last year's Divison 1 State Championship Game, both squads are expected to come out without a lack of motivation on Friday night. Defending state champion, Desert Vista, which is led by quarterback Matt Young, features a number of talented players. Running back Jarek Hilgers holds offers from Air Force, New Mexico State, and San Diego State. North Dakota, South Dakota State, and NAU have offered defensive end Lorenzo Melvin. Additional players to lookout for are wide receiver Kaleb Germinaro (Pennsylvania commit), offensive/defensive lineman Dylan Fischer (Navy commit), offensive tackle Mitch Wehrli (North Dakota offer), safety Nick Farina (South Dakota State offer), and defensive tackle Zack Tamburo. The Thunder is stacked, but so are the Huskies. Hamilton four-star cornerback and recent Notre Dame commit, Cole Luke, who has been playing on both sides of the ball, is an exciting athlete to watch. On the offensive line, pay attention to offensive guards Patrick Joseph (Army commit) and Devin Finai, as well as 2014 USC offensive tackle commit, Casey Tucker. Junior defensive end, Qualen Cunningham, has already collected offers from Arizona, Arizona State, Boise State, Nebraska, Texas A&M, and Washington. Additional players to keep an eye on for the Huskies are wide receiver Frankie Felix (North Dakota offer), linebacker Luke Parrish, quarterback Allen Thigpen, running back Kevin Walters, and defensive tackle Arik Burns, along with juniors, wide receiver Israel Simpson, safeties Josiah Pola and Juwan Jones (San Diego State offer), and linebacker Santana Sterling. (@InnaLazarev)
Las Flores (Calif.) Tesoro at Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco at 7:30 p.m.
Tesoro and St. John Bosco will face off in the first round of playoffs this weekend; Bosco, who was undefeated in Trinity League play this season, received the number three seed in the Pac-5 Division earlier this week. The Braves' offense features Scout.com's 9th-ranked offensive tackle in the country, Nico Falah; the 6-foot-5, 270-pound prospect committed to USC in July. The team also boasts a number of talented 2014 prospects, including cornerback Jaleel Wadood, who holds offers from Arizona State and Oregon State, 6-foot-5, 345-pound offensive lineman Damien Mama, who picked up an early offer from Colorado, and defensive end Malik Dorton, who has been offered by both Utah and Utah State. All three players are hearing from the Pac-12, as well as Nebraska and Wisconsin. Quarterback Josh Rosen, a 2015 prospect who currently holds a 4.0 GPA, has been receiving early interest from both Stanford and California, as well as Ivy League programs; he holds an early offer from Fresno State. Tesoro, who nabbed the at-large bid for the opportunity to play in the game, finished the regular season 1-3 in conference play, and recently replaced head coach Brian Barnes for undisclosed reasons. Players to watch include quarterback Matt Adam, athlete Nick Crouch, and defensive tackle Chazz Roberts as well as sophomore lineman Zach Hickman. (@AnnabelStephan)
West Covina (Calif.) South Hills at Murrieta (Calif.) Vista Murrieta at 7:30 p.m.
This first-round playoff game features one of the top overall talents in the 2013 class, in Vista Murrieta athlete, Su'a Cravens. The talented USC commit should see his workload increased during the playoffs and will make a big impact from his safety spot, as well as in a variety of ways on offense. Senior quarterback Nick Stevens, a Colorado State commit, has put together an impressive season and will challenge South Hills' defense with his strong arm and ability to run the ball. (@KevinCarden)
Saturday: Bellevue (Wash.) Newport at Spokane (Wash.) Mead at Joe Albi
Stadium at 1:00 p.m.
In a first-round matchup in the 4A state playoffs, Newport goes on the road to what's expected to be a cold weekend in Eastern Washington, where Mead of Spokane is waiting for them. Newport is led by quarterback Isaac Dotson, a top 100 quarterback nationally who's committed to Nevada. He's joined by a pair of underclassmen, 2014 tight end Drew Sample and 2015 defensive lineman Calvin Throckmorton. Mead's top prospect is Scout 300 tight end Danny Mattingly, a four-star committed to Notre Dame. Mattingly also plays on the defensive side of the ball, where he's joined by fellow FBS prospect Langston Ward, a defensive end who has offers from Illinois and Wyoming among others. (@BrandonHuffman, @JakeWorthen)
Prepzone hits its stride this week with two of the best matchups you'll find anywhere including more college prospects than some entire states. Here is a look at the games and the players to watch this week.
FOX Sports West features four games per week streamed live on the internet with broadcasters and color analysts, and multi-angle cameras. This week Prepzone Live will feature host Kevin Barnett and Director of Scouting Scott Kennedy, highlighting the action from each of the four games as well as other news and notes across the Southland. Here is a look at this week's action on FOX Sports West's Prepzone. (@ScoutKennedy)http://www.foxsportswest.com/pages/prepzone


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That's a relative question. Not everyone didn't like ACIII Liberation. So since you didn't like it you would want to give us more information to go on first. I know that.
What games have you played before that you do like?
What sort of genre's do you like?
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Can you tell me a few good vita games? i just want buy some games that worth my money. After wasting it for AC Liberation.
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Little Big Planet, Sly Cooper Thieves in Time, Sonic&All Star Racing Transformed, Oddworld Stranger's Wrath HD, Sound Shapes, Wipeout 2048, Uncharted Golden Abyss, Gravity Rush, Ragnarok Odyssey.
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Can you tell me a few good vita games? i just want buy some games that worth my money. After wasting it for AC Liberation.
Essentially the Ps vita has no good games at the moment, unless you're twelve and like spending 50 bucks on a game that takes a maximum of 9 hours to beat. I have 90% of the gams available for the vita and the only DECENT games I've played yet were Gravity Rush, Earth Defense, Escape Vektor, Ragnarok Odyssey and Big sky Infinty. And even those were dissapointingly short. Oh and I guess call of duty if you are a fan of the franchise. Most of the games get old after about a week and are deleted.


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Installed bees in my first TBH on Monday. No stings. I suspended the queen cage instead of direct release. Wednesday decided to check that queen had been released. The workers had eaten out the candy plug but the queen was not able to exit because one of her attendants had died. I removed the dead bee and let the queen walk out and into the hive. Bees seem to have a good temperment...no stings. I only smoked the hive a little before opening.
They had been very busy in just a few days, started drawing out comb already.
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SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. - Heavy flooding forced safety crews to close off 34 roads in Sullivan County Wednesday night.
Rescue crews were called out to Buncombe Road after a driver tried to test the high water.
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Firefighter Chris Toulin said, "If there is severe flooding advisories coming out don't take a chance on going down roads that are probably flooded; if it looks bad then it probably is".
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Binghamton University to host simulator update course
The Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering and Applied Science at Binghamton University will host the 23rd annual Flight and Ground Vehicle Simulation Update course to be held January 9 – 13 on the University campus.
The 40-hour non-credit course concentrates on the technologies required to design and use vehicle simulators including aircraft and ground vehicles such as cars, tanks and locomotives. Ten nationally recognized experts will take participants through such areas as simulation fundamentals; motion and force cueing; visual display system design; simulator qualification; image generators; and simulator system integration.
The program also provides a module on distributed simulation and high-level architecture. This process links simulators from many locations together to allow mission rehearsal, a very important tool used by the military prior to large-scale operations.
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For one thing this girl has been making movies since she was 10.. So she is way past your 15 minutes of fame comment. She's already been around longer than most and she's only 23. I'm looking forward to more of her films and no matter what some people say she is a very good actress. For some reason alot of you try to ignore the critical praise that she has received for the majority of her roles. She just won critical praise last year for her work in "on the road " but you people still try to belittle her. I, personally have more respect for her even after everything that's happened than I do for any of you. Shame on all of you!
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I can't tell how much respect I have for the comment you posted Aam.
These people are faggots. They don't even understand that people CAN make mistakes.
Kristen is a gem as she has full 500% regrets for the mistake she did. And her acting – Do I even have to say anything about that? Awesome she is.
And Robsten is awesome-er. :D
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#1 the birthday pics are what just an advertisement for the restaurant.
#2 the one pic of Robert Pattinson laughing is indication that all is well behind the scenes. Seriously in Hollywood..that's all that is needed to convince people that everything is back to the days of are they dating or not PDA..Lol.
#3 can you name any star couple who looked like they were heading for a breakup and when there were pics of them celebrating and canoodling prior?
#4 these two NEED to keep up appearances..stay together, her career is not on fire and neither is his. He is not a big box office draw outside of Twilight..That's over. without his name connected to hers the are just two mediocre actors.
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"The significance of this financial contribution is that this is the fourth time these contractors have decided to fund this project, which means they recognize the value of this type of research," said Dr. Janaka Ruwanpura, a professor in the Schulich School of Engineering at the University of Calgary.
"They are also contributing more each time, so they recognize the need for the research and are sastisfied with the results."
EllisDon Construction Services Ltd., Stuart Olson Dominion Construction, Graham Construction and Engineering Inc. and PCL Construction Management are each contributing $100,000 to the next phase (2013-2016) of the research project titled I3P – Innovation, Improvement and Issues on Productivity.
The funding announcement was made during a Calgary Construction Association breakfast meeting held for John Schubert, chairman of the Canadian Construction Association at Buildex Calgary.
The Calgary Construction Association made a $45,000 contribution.
Ruwanpura, who is the director of the Centre for Project Management Excellence at the University of Calgary, has been involved in a Canadian Construction Productivity Improvement research project since 2003.
The project has received more than $1.5 million in funding from these contractors and several others in 2004, 2006 and 2009.
During this period, the research team led by Ruwanpura has developed more than 25 tools and best practices that have been successfully implemented in the construction industry for productivity improvement, project planning, risk management, decision analysis and sustainability.
According to Ruwanpura, the two key projects being developed by his productivity researchers are a new position called a construction productivity officer and a new product, the i-Booth, to manage information on construction sites.
The latest round of research funding will allow the development of the 3rd Generation i-Booth, which is an advanced kiosk designed to improve information integration between office and site, as well as on-site communication between different project personnel and construction workers.
The kiosk has a large-scale multi-touch high-definition display and the latest advancements in distributed data warehousing and security technologies.
There are two versions of the information kiosk – a mobile kiosk and a wall-mounted kiosk.
They include design drawings, shop drawings, safety instructions, specifications, BIM or three-dimensional models of assigned work, certifications, weather forecasts, maps and productivity targets.
The second generation i-Booth was launched on April 18 and the third generation kiosk will be linked with handheld devices such as smartphones and tablets for Windows, Apple and Android platforms.
The i-Booth was designed by Ph.D. candidate Lahiru Silva and the information software framework was designed by research associate Kamal Ranaweera.
Ruwanpura also sent a graduate student to work at a couple of jobsites for a period of 10 weeks as a construction productivity officer.
This involved monitoring, collecting and analyzing data about specific trades and identifying site-specific practices that reduce or eliminate inefficient practices.
The officers were able to increase productivity by 20 per cent and tool time by eight per cent in a twenty week period.
This was achieved by bringing about 52 best practices into these sites.
Using these results, Ruwanpura proposed to introduce the construction productivity officer to all jobsites.
In this new role, the officer will work with the site team to develop a productivity plan and then collect information to monitor the plan and come up with solutions to problems.
This person will make suggestions at team meetings, but can't speak or give direct instruction to workers, as this is being done by the trade superintendents and supervisors.
As part of the breakfast meeting, Ruwanpura was also renewed in his position as a Canada Research Chair by Ted Menzies, Minister of State for Finance.
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Born on Christmas Day
The story of Jenni Sommerness' birth is a wild one.
It started on Christmas Eve. Her mom went into labor early, in the seventh month of her pregnancy.
Jenni, of Breezy Point, gets the blessings and the drawbacks of being born on Christmas Day.
Her mother had gone into labor a month earlier, too, but doctors were able to stop the labor.
Jenni said that, as her dad tells the story, they went into the hospital in Grand Rapids on Dec. 24. Her dad claims (rather excitedly) that they were either in, or next to, the same room where Judy Garland was born.
Her mother's labor began to get more serious, but when her dad asked a nurse to call the doctor, the nurse responded that she didn't want to bother the doctor during his Christmas Eve. Jenni's dad dragged a nurse into the room, and after seeing Jenni's mother, she called the doctor.
The doctor ordered them to go to the Duluth hospital where there was better care for infants. Her mom and dad flew down the highway in an ambulance with lights and sirens the whole way to Duluth.
Jenni was born at 3 a.m. on Christmas Day, two months early and weighing only 3 pounds, 11 ounces.
She wasn't able to go home right away, but when her parents finally did take her home she weighed only 3 pounds, 2 ounces.
"My head was smaller than (my dad's) hand, and my feet didn't reach his elbow," Jenni said of her size when she was brought home.
Her sister, Angie, was 6 when Jenni was born. That Christmas, Angie asked for a toy called a Baby Alive. Instead, she got a real-live baby — Jenni.
Jenni was even doll sized. She was so small that her parents had to buy doll clothes to find anything that fit her.
She likes having her birthday on Christmas.
"I like knowing you'll always be with family to celebrate. People are celebrating, even if it's not birthday celebrating."
Plus, she added, "Everyone always remembers my birthday!"
The only disadvantage, she said, is not having her own day. She shares it with the holiday.
Coincidentally, Jenni has a cousin by marriage who was born on the very same Christmas, but a few hours later.
Today, Jenni lives in Breezy Point with her husband, Mike, Pequot Lakes High School band teacher, and two children, River, 7, and Ali, 10.
She works with 4- and 5-year-olds at Little People Learning Center in Breezy Point. She studied early childhood development at St. Cloud State University and feels she has a connection with children.
"I've always liked working with kids. I was always the one taking care of younger cousins. I understand children, I think," Jenni said.
She loves watching children learn new things and said watching kids can teach lessons.
"If you watch them, kids can teach you how to be in a moment," Jenni said.
She's also a knitter, former florist and avid gardener.
The Sommerness Christmas tradition has evolved into a day to celebrate both Jenni and the holiday. It starts at her in-laws' home, where the kids find their gifts from Santa. Her dad takes her out for breakfast and everyone hangs out by a bonfire or goes snowmobiling.
Later, Jenni opens her birthday presents, her mother-in-law makes lasagna (which Jenni likes, as she's Italian), and every year they eat the cake of Jenni's choosing, made by her husband and kids.


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Joan C. Browning
Civil rights activist to discuss Freedom Riders
By Alexandria Sanchez
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(March 28, 2007)--As part of Women's History Month, the UTSA Women's Studies Institute will host a lecture by civil rights activist Joan C. Browning speaking on "A Hell of a Disturbance: White Woman Albany Freedom Rider" at 2 p.m., Thursday, March 29 in the University Center Retama Auditorium (2.02.02) on the 1604 Campus.
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Browning was one of the first white students to participate in the 1960s civil rights movement in her native Georgia. A veteran of the most important civil rights group of the era, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, she was jailed in December 1961 for her participation in a campaign to desegregate the train station in rural Albany, Ga.
Drawing on letters and notes she wrote while jailed, her lecture explores how Browning, as a 19-year-old white woman, saw and experienced race and gender in 1961. The lecture title comes from a letter in which she wrote, "I just heard that I caused a hell of a disturbance. It seems that never in their experiences has a white girl -- especially such a quiet, soft-spoken, all-American type -- been involved."
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Students from Hope College's Opera Workshop will perform a concert on Thursday, Feb. 26, at 6 p.m. in Wichers Auditorium of Nykerk Hall of Music.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
The performance includes scenes from the operatic plays of "Der freischutz," by Carl Maria von Weber; "Little Red Riding Hood," by Seymour Barab; "Faust," by Charles Gounod; and "Hansel and Gretel," by Engelbert Humperdinck.
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Don't forget about Canty. With Canty clogging up the middle getting triple teamed he should have at least
140 tackles this year.
Man if Canty is healthy, they got a steal.
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One year, $700,000. The Giants weren't interested?
That's not good value lol
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Giants hate Line Backers, Im convinced. They dont want any big name, 1st round draft pick linebackers on their team. They love slow white guys who are undrafted or just underdog mentality and blue collar players.
What does melanin content have to do with our sorry LB corps? Are you trying to say that you wouldn't want a Brian Cushing, James Laurinaitis, Chad Greenway etc etc etc on the team? The reason I ask is because this isn't the first time I've seen you use the phrase "slow white linebacker".
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The agreement was signed today at Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Zayed Air Navigation Center. Under terms of this contract, Airbus ProSky – which is Airbus' air traffic management subsidiary – will provide a comprehensive report based on its interaction with all airspace users, navigation service provides and United Arab Emirates airports, as well as on historical data.
Working in close coordination with the GCAA, Airbus ProSky will deliver the study and its proposed airspace enhancements this summer.
"It is very important to seek continuous enhancement of [United Arab Emirates'] airspace to better serve the increasing air traffic movement and to be at the forefront of air navigation services providers internationally," said Saif Mohammed Al Suwaidi, Director General of the GCAA.
"We are pleased to announce this partnership with Airbus ProSky, known for its expertise in providing solutions to improve and accelerate ATM performance and providing a comprehensive look into the future," added GCAA Executive Director of Air Navigation Services Ahmed Al Jallaf. "Their experience in flow management, Performance-Based Navigation, innovation and aircraft technologies make them a true partner to the GCAA for our future development."
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How are you detecting TOR activity in your network?
The issue is not only users will browse the internet and possibly download Malware but another great concern is that anyone can set up their own TOR proxy and as the traffic gets decrypted at that proxy, the admin for that proxy could potentially perform a man-in-the-middle attack and intercept that data or take over the section as the user. Now the end user not only is putting in jeopardy the security of the company but also themselves if they are logging into their bank accounts, personal emails, etc..
My main concern is that there is no way you can obtain an accurate active list of TOR proxy servers since anyone at anytime can set one up and the only resolution I can think of is by somehow filtering out 443 data and then perform a Whois on the external destination IP's and determine if they do not have a business need to visit it then we can block anyone going to that external IP, investigate the system for the possibility of TOR application running on the system and remove it.
Going this direction would create a tremendous amount of work that will result in potentially missing legitimate network intrusions, call backs to malicious known sites, etc... I hope that those of you that currently have something in place for this will share your solution and for those that don't have this problem but have ideas would share them.
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Thanks for the memories bradshaw
What was Epic. Most of those runs were cutback magic. Call me crazy, but I do not think we have seen the last of Ahmad Bradshaw.
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
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He was a beast!!! Gonna miss that kid.....hopfully not for long.
I stopped fighting my inner demons. We're on the same side now.
Still holding out hope he rejoins the team this year.


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Bows Speed vs Smooth Draw -What's your opinion-Nugent and TM
I have been designing compound bows since 1972 and still learn more everyday.
As demand and material change – so do the bows
Ted and I got a chance to talk and express our opinion in a recent meeting this month. Ted's opinion "I can't go in to a shop and buy the bow I want to shoot"
Many dealers do not carry lighter weight bows.
As most of you know the demand for speed has been the driving force behind most bows on the market today. Here is the problem. When most try a bow they are in a store at a comfortable 75 degrees on a flat floor standing in a normal position.
Most will feel good drawing a 60 to 70 pound bow with high performance cans.
When you are in the field it will usually anything but the perfect conditions.
Many find themselves unable to draw the bow in cold conditions, muscles that have been still for some time and in an awkward position trying to shoot under a branch or other object. So many are not even able to draw their bows when the trophy is in front of them.
Can you draw your bow in any conditions and positions?
Ted feels that dealers and archers would be wise to have bows in stock that have smoother draws with less extreme drop off.
It is true that many experienced archers, including my 87 year old father, have never hunted with a bow over 55#
What is your opinion? Would you like the option of a smoother cam with less draw weight if the bow still maintains a good speed.
As Ted says –He has taken every animal out there with around 50# draw bows.
(note – the bows Ted shoots are not backed off to 50 pounds but are build to be at peak performance at those weights.
We can build any cam –even ones that have no let off but what is really best?
Would you like the option of a Silk smooth cam if the speed is a little less FPS?
Note – FPS comparisons based on test done over the years by Norb Mulhany and others I have seen over the past 35 years –Yes the speeds do vary.
Original longbows were around 160-180 FPS
Recurves vary also from 170 to 210 FPS
Round wheel compounds around 210- 240 FPS
Smooth cam around 300 -310 FPS
High performance cams 320 to 360 FPS
(note – Lighter carbon arrows have also changed overall speed)
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