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I'm thinking about getting a third monitor, and I know my current card can't handle that by itself.
GIGABYTE GV-R485OC-1GH Radeon HD 4850 1GB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
This particular card is no longer available, or I would probably just buy another one. If you are running three monitors, I would appreciate your advice. Should I just buy one of these new eyefinity cards to support all three monitors and ditch my old card? Or, should I just get another card that is comparable to my existing card and save a few bucks? Should I get two more cheap cards, and just run one card per monitor?
Windows 7 with 2 acer 24" monitors connected via dvi converted to vga. Want to add a single 27" acer.
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May 2, 2012 at 8:29 UTC
I would say replace with 1 new card for the 3 monitors.
you may have difficulty in finding a compatible card for your existing one.
May 2, 2012 at 8:40 UTC
If you can find a similar card on ebay, you can save yourself some dough. But, if you're needing some more power, a new single with 4 ports may be the way to go.
Just pay attention to the adapter types on the cards. I struggled with my three-way setup because the cards had a non VGA/DVI connector and I didn't have an adapter.
I play Dirt3 and a few other games across three monitors and it's a blast.
Have fun!
May 2, 2012 at 8:40 UTC
One video card. I just setup 3 27" LED's with a Sapphire Radeon 6850. The one thing to note with ATI is that unless the card allows you, you will have to get a DisplayPort to DVI/HDMI adapter in order to use a third monitor with Eyefinity.
May 2, 2012 at 8:46 UTC
Wow. That Sapphire Radeon 6850 is alot cheaper than I thought it would be. How's the performance with the single 1Gb card across three monitors? I do alot of video editing. Do you do any work that is graphically intense with your setup?
Also, thanks for the link to the adapter.
May 2, 2012 at 8:47 UTC
Thanks BadgerFish. Do you know the model number of your card?
May 2, 2012 at 9:13 UTC
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If you have another PCI-E slot on your motherboard, you can use another card in there and have 4 monitors...
May 2, 2012 at 9:24 UTC
I was thinking about doing that, but I don't know much at all about crossfire, or if I even need to use it.
May 2, 2012 at 9:34 UTC
don't forget, you may need to put in a higher PS with all those vid cards..
May 2, 2012 at 9:37 UTC
Good point. I've got this one:
CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W ATX12V v2.2 SLI Certified CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Certified Active PFC
So hopefully it will be able to handle the extra load.
May 2, 2012 at 10:49 UTC
Lastly, if you are going to use DP to DVI, since DP to HDMI is very expensive, you have to make sure you get the active adapter single link.
Accell Ultra AV Display Port to DVI-D Single Link Active Adapter.
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Something like this, or the one from new egg. The correct ones actually say eyefinity compatible or something to that effect.
May 2, 2012 at 10:52 UTC
I did not know that. Thanks Luis.
May 2, 2012 at 11:02 UTC
No worries. I'm setting up the Asus 7970 right now, bought a bunch of DP to HDMI adapters with cables, just to have it not work. :( Did a bit of research and vuala. You'd figure they'd put it on the box or something. :)
Hopefully tomorrow I'll have it running with six displays. For now, to quote Master Betty, "Hmm sleepy time"
May 2, 2012 at 11:07 UTC
Man that's pretty sweet. Would like to see a pic of that when it's done. Thanks again.
May 3, 2012 at 7:12 UTC
If you're not doing more than light gaming, look into Display Link, the USB adapters don't draw a whole lot of power, and are fine for most tasks.
You're not going to play crysis on it, but it's only going to run you about $50, and you can easily move it from one machine to the next.
May 3, 2012 at 10:14 UTC
I run dual Nvidia GTX470's in my desktop to power my surround vision.
I have not ran any 3D rendering software on it yet, but for gaming and running multiple different windows across all 3 works great.
I would say go for the new card. ATI is great for multi monitor setups as they have cards that can do 3+ monitors on a single card, and they arn't overly expensive.
Nvidia on the other hand just put that ability into the latest card the GTX680. This how ever is a new card and comes at the new card price.
Go with the newest ATI card you card afford, so in a years time you can then pick up a used or cheap matching card and Crossfire them when you do need more performance.
Thanks to both Chris and Luis, i knew you had to purchase the adapters, didn't realize they had to be certified adapters. Good to know if i ever run into that issue in the future.
May 24, 2012 at 6:49 UTC
Just wanted to post that pic. It was done a while ago, but then I had to set it up for our LP Dept. It's two identical systems, and I'm not using Eyefinity on it because it's not what our use requires. But I did set it up at night while building the second one and watched Kick Ass on it. It was pretty awesome!! Made me want to purchase one for the house.
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LONDON Workers at London's Heathrow and Gatwick airports have called off strikes that could have disrupted travel for hundreds of thousands of trans-Atlantic passengers in the next two weeks.
The workers' union, Unite, said in a statement Thursday that it had agreed to a "peace formula" to settle a dispute over pensions with the airports' operator that had threatened to shut down Britain's major airports on Jan. 14 and Jan. 17-18.
A strike planned for Monday was called off earlier while the union continued talks with the airports' operator, BAA. BAA owns Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports in London, and four others in England and Scotland.
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Rafa Benitez had been consistent right from the start since he arrived on Tyneside on March 11th when he said that Newcastle United was a massive club – a sleeping giant – and the Tyneside club is very like his former club Liverpool.
The fans are passionate and the area is working-class and the club is at the center of all of what the City stands for.
Newcastle is a football mad city with just one football club – and that's one difference with Liverpool.
But another difference with Liverpool FC over the last 46 years is that we have been starved of any success and we have won nothing – absolutely nothing – zilch.
Rafa Benitez – thumbs up for Newcastle United
And since Rafa arrived the packed St. James' Park and the atmosphere at the stadium has been like some of the good old times – when we did had a very good side under Kevin Keegan and Sir Bobby Robson – even if we didn't win anything.
Rafa knows the fans are all important to the club = and he has talked today in the Chronicle about giving them something back:
"What I would like to do is give them something back. Then they can support the team and I can't ask for any more from them."
"You can't just take 52,000 crowds for granted. We still need to do well in pre-season and have to work hard." "They have to be sure the team will do that."
"I have decided to come here because next season I am convinced we can be in the Premier League."
"At the same time we have to be working hard and making the right decisions."
As a contrast between the Liverpool and Newcastle, here's what Liverpool have won since 1970.
- First Division titles – 11 – 1972–73, 1975–76, 1976–77, 1978–79, 1979–80, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1985–86, 1987–88, 1989–90
- FA Cup winners 6 – – 1973–74, 1985–86, 1988–89, 1991–92, 2000–01, 2005–06
- League Cup winners – 8 – 1980–81, 1981–82, 1982–83, 1983–84, 1994–95, 2000–01, 2002–03, 2011–12
- European Cup / UEFA Champions League – 5 – 1976–77, 1977–78, 1980–81, 1983–84, 2004–05
- UEFA Cup / UEFA Europa League – 3 – 1972–73, 1975–76, 2000–01
- European Super Cup / UEFA Super Cup – 3 – 1977, 2001, 2005
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Belgian imaging firm Agfa Gevaert to split into 3 units
Belgian imaging technology company Agfa Gevaert has said it is
splitting into three independent businesses — graphics, healthcare and
materials — to save money.Agfa-Gevaert, which has roots going back
nearly 140 years, said that it would operate as the holding company for
the three units.Although a savings strategy would not be presented
until August, the company said it expected to economize about 250
million euros (315 million dollars) annually by 2008 from splitting
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position in its respective markets."Investors welcomed the decision and
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restructuring is very negative, from a financial point of view, the
company needs to take such drastic measures in order to safeguard
future profitability."A spokesman said it was too early to tell whether
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new business called 'materials', which will group film manufacturing
activities with the niche speciality products. It will be positioned as
an independent supplier of film and related products, the group
said.Meanwhile, the graphics and healthcare units have both been
already operating independently since the start of the year.The
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1.9-billion-euro business by 2008.The unit would expand in industrial
inkjet and emerging markets. It would also invest in innovative
technologies in inkjet, digital pre-press, software and services.The
group hopes the healthcare unit to achieve at least 1.7 billion euros
by 2008. Agfa said the unit will continue to invest in the
international roll-out of its hospital IT services.For materials, the
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Umili segnalazioni di eroi e gruppi ora dispersi (non lasciamo che si perda la memoria musicale)....e poi chiacchiere, interviste, idee e proposte musicali "moderne" dell'altrettanto umile Ricky (curatore di questo blog...)!
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Ride "Tarantula"
Praticamente un disco solista di Andy Bell questo ultimo lavoro dei Ride, che ci mostra un suono decisamente troppo invischiato con suoni anni 70.
Non che sia un lavoro così disastroso e disastrato, certo manca vitalità e melodie memorabili, quello si.
Scorre via piuttosto anonimo. Ahimè. (1996 Creation)
In the wake of the band's split, the new Ride album will no doubt show signs of the strain that must have been evident to the members long before they actually called it quits.
Unfortunately, rather than a brilliant nova to signify the band's implosion, Tarantula follows apathetically in the footsteps of the largely ignored Carnival of Light.
The lead single, "Black Nite Crash," sees Ride imitating Primal Scream imitating the Rolling Stones.
Andy Bell sings about a "rattlesnake handshake" and the like, lyrics that smack of the most contrived rockisms. The track "Sunshine/Nowhere to Run" borrows bongos from Primal Scream's "Loaded," which were in turn taken from the Stones' "Sympathy for the Devil." "Deep Inside My Pocket" adds a melodramatic spoken-word passage to organ tones and guitar solos that recall the Black Crowes.
Compared to the time when Ride virtually single-handedly defined the edge of new British music, the latest album represents a great disappointment: from such heights of creativity on albums like Smile, Nowhere, and Going Blank Again to the depths of imitating other bands, and bands who are themselves so derivitive.
Some songs work. "Dawn Patrol" successfully juxtaposes trademark Ride vocal harmonies with a hint of 70s funk derived from the syncopation and organ.
This track also hints at Ride's glory period: all the musicians are clearly represented and display nearly unsurpassed dexterity.
This is particularly true of the drums, hyperactive and creative but somehow not overdone or intrusive. "Starlight Motel" is a nice loping ballad with 12-string and the country-ish trappings of an accordian and a mandolin.
The problem with this album makes the break-up of Ride entirely understandable. Mark Gardner, whose vocals and sensibilities defined the first three Ride records, is almost completely absent from this one.
As the band has more and more become Andy Bell's, his sensibilities have proven rather unsavory, leaning with complete sincerity towards cheesy 70s rock and lacking the irony or flair of other bands who successfully tap into the energy and muscle of 70s rock.
The most sophomoric teenage metal band couldn't make up better titles for songs than Bell: "Burnin'," "Ride the Wind," etc. Unfortunately for him, the audience that Ride has gathered together over the years is looking for something different: something less American, something less contrived, something less corny, something less crap.
People who became Ride fans before the last record will have to wait for Mark Gardner's next project to get any notion of how Ride's fascinating early music will resolve itself; as more or less an Andy Bell solo project, the band on Tarantula bears very little resemblance to Ride. (http://www.westnet.com/)
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- Sunshine/Nowhere to Run
- Dead Man
- Walk on Water
- Deep Inside My Pocket
- Mary Anne
- Castle on the Hill
- Gonna Be Alright
- The Dawn Patrol
- Ride the Wind
- Burnin'
- Starlight Motel
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What's really funny about this whole thing is that he's more than willing to go around Congress with EOs if he feels "we can't wait."
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The EU is in an era of transformation. Meanwhile, the UK – or perhaps just England – is moving towards exit. The eurozone is being forced towards "more Europe", while the UK wants less Europe. The sensible option for the UK is to wait to see what happens. But its politicians may be unwilling, or not allowed, to be patient. Its partners are then likely to lose patience, too. Divorce may seem the better outcome, for both.
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There will be a plethora of pumpkins at The Big Wonderful's PumpkinFest this weekend.
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Friday, October 24
In honor of National Food Day, a panel of food activists, chefs, foodies and thinkers will join in a discussion at the Sie FilmCenter after a free screening of Food Patriots, the story of one family pushing the limits to have access to healthy food. The panel will ponder this question: "Just how far are we willing to go to find healthier food and what's standing in our way?" The free program runs from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. today and space is limited; to save a seat, RSVP here.
Saturday, October 25
The BigWonderful, Denver's weekly outdoor food market, will get in the Halloween spirit by throwing Pumpkinfest today. There will be live music, a pumpkin toss and pumpkin-carving contests. Admission is free, as always at the BigWonderful. Pumpkinfest will run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at Sustainability Park; for more information, visit thebigwonderful.com.
Right by Pumpkinfest, the Rotary Club of Five Points will host Fall Food Fest, a food-truck event at the BigWonderful. There will be food trucks, local brews and spirits, music by DJ Shawn Green, kids' activities, a door prize and more. Proceeds support programs and activities at Five Points schools and the Shots for Tots immunization clinic in Elyria Swansea. For more information, check out the Facebook event page.
Lost Highway Brewing, which opened in late September after three years of planning and construction, will host a grand-opening party today from noon to 6 p.m. with live music from Jim Dalton of the Railbenders, chile roasting, food and more. Founded by the owners of the Cheeky Monk Belgian Beer Cafe next door, Lost Highway has six of its own beers on tap: District 6 Pils, Grave Robber Fraud Quad, Golden Ghost Blond, Pumpkin Ale, Belghost IPA and Longest, Wickedest Wit.
Cat-On-Tap, the Catamount Institute's annual fundraiser, will feature the beers of Red Leg Brewing Company, music, food, an auction and plenty of lederhosen. The German-themed event will run from 6 to 8 p.m. at Gold Hill Mesa, 142 Raven Mine Drive in Colorado Springs. Tickets are $55 per person or $100 for two, get them here.
More than two dozen businesses will come together to create one epic Halloween block party at Boo and Brew Along Colfax, near the Bluebird Theater. Participating vendors will have their doors open all night with live music, drink specials, a costume contest and even Halloween-themed trivia.
Sunday, October 26
Broken Shovels Farm will host an end-of-season party today, featuring the last weekly produce and cheese market for the year. But there's also a costume event for the kids, who can come in costume or bring a costume for one of the farm's goats. (See the Broken Shovels website for more details on goat costumes.) The farm will be serving up its famous goat cheese grilled-cheese sandwiches made on an open fire, and offering a puppet show, face painting and more.
Little Man Ice Cream will host a Pumpkin-Carving Party complete with costume contest. You'll need to buy a pumpkin if you want to carve, but watching the pumpkin-carving artisans, snacks, drinks and live bluegrass are all on the house, as is an ice cream sundae party for kids.
Atticus is putting on a Vegan Harvest Dinner, starting with a cocktail reception at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m.Tickets are $35 per person and $10 for kids; call Atticus at 720-459-8273.
Get in the Halloween spirit with Session Kitchen during brunch service today. Adults in costume between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. will receive a free Blood and Bubbles cocktail, a Session original; costumed kiddos will eat for free. Call Session at 720-763-3387 for reservations.
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On July 13, 2013, Mothership Scrapbook Gal hosted her monthly Crafty Happy Hour event for 2013 at The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf in Downtown Riverside, California.
Crafty Happy Hour is an event where crafters and non-crafters are invited to make cards for upcoming holidays and celebrations. The theme for this Crafty Happy Hour was Happy Birthday Cards. Attendees purchased blank cards and envelopes for $5 per card/envelope set and used the "Card Crafting Station" embellishment selections, which included pre-cut and pre-punched scrapbook papers, buttons, flowers, twine, adhesives and the "Stamping Station" which included stamps and stamp ink pads.
"It was great to craft outside at our local Coffee Bean. The weather was perfect and the crafters enjoyed the various embellishments that Mothership Scrapbook Gal provided for this craft project," said Lori Gjelhaug, a return Crafty Happy Hour guest.
Crafty Happy Hour started this year in January and has developed a bit of a following. "I wanted to make an event that crafters and non-crafters would want to attend. I think it's working out well." Mothership Scrapbook Gal's owner, Rina Gonzales said. "My customer base actually requested a Happy Birthday edition of Crafty Happy Hour."
This was also Riverside, California's first CRE8TIME event! Gonzales got the word out about CRE8TIME through social media – on her Mothership Scrapbook Gal Facebook page and Twitter. "CRE8TIME is awesome because it says we all need to be creative and take the time to create," said Gonzales.
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The 2nd Annual USF School of Art & Art History
MFA Graduation Exhibition
2nd Annual MFA Graduation Exhibition
Opening Reception
The USFCAM is pleased to host a group exhibition featuring the work of graduate students of the USF School of Art and Art History. Artists include: Katherine Barnes, Lauren Blackburn, Mark Cannariato, Sean Erwin, Allen Hampton, Adam Kitzerow, and Nikki Pike. Working across diverse media, the MFA students' artworks will provide an opportunity for engagement and review by the community, as well as professors and colleagues, in the professional environment of the museum.
School Director's Statement
For three years, these artists have engaged our distinguished faculty and endured challenging critique sessions as well as sleepless nights preparing for semester reviews. They have been stretched well beyond their initial perceptions of what art can be and its impact on an audience.
The MFA at USF is acknowledged as a premiere program among its peers nationally. Its uniqueness resides in a demanding curriculum of studio practice and inquiry coupled with critical studies seminars in the history of art and electives throughout the disciplines of a major research university.
Faculty welcome the prospect to connect with the students, responding to new concepts and working as collaborators as well as conductors to uncover fresh dimensions in the forms, objects and images that are created. Our valued staff provides resolve and ingenuity in solving formidable problems, from bureaucratic labyrinths to one-of-a-kind projects.
The MFA program offers every graduate student the opportunity to work in any medium of materials and to select from our diverse faculty for directed study contracts. Virtually unheard of at other institutions, this open invitation to explore and discover, leads to startling and innovative results. The fruit of this philosophy toward graduate art studio studies, along with a varied student body from throughout the nation and beyond, endows this exhibition with a multivalent intensity.
The unorthodox nature of many of the artworks has generated a tremendous amount of consultation and cooperation between the Museum staff and our students. We offer our deep gratitude for assisting these artists in realizing their envisioned realities and developing this exhibition.
And, again, congratulations to our graduating MFA students. The graduate studio experience affords the time and community to expand ideas about art and oneself, and the relationship of the two to the larger world. USF has benefited from your presence and we wish you the very best.
Wallace Wilson
As a nationally accredited museum within the structure of a major metropolitan University, USFCAM | Institute for Research in Art provides a crucial component to the educational process for all students, but is of special importance to the students of the School of Art and Art History. A destination for students to view the works of established and emerging artists, an opportunity to interact with artists, curators, theorists and scholars through informal talks and colloquia, and to intern and study within a vibrant cultural institution, the museum offers real-life experiences that have valuable significance for the emerging artist. Given this context, it is also important for students to have an occasion to fully participate as emerging artists on the contemporary scene.
USFCAM is proud to showcase the exhibition of the 2008 MFA Graduates of the School of Art and Art History: Katherine Barnes, Lauren Blackburn, Mark Cannariato, Sean Erwin, Allen Hampton, Adam Kitzerow and Nikki Pike, as they achieve this distinguished milestone in their professional careers. Curious, provocative, humorous and serious, this exhibition demonstrates the dedication and talent of the University of South Florida's very own emerging artists. Congratulations to these students, the School's faculty and staff, friends, colleagues and the community at large that support them in this first of many accomplishments.
I thank the museum staff for their collaborative spirit in organizing and presenting this exhibition, especially Tony Palms who is responsible for its design in consultation with Robert Lawrence, Assistant Professor, in the School of Art and Art History. I also extend my thanks to Denton Crawford, Vincent Kral, R.J. Romero and Danielle Conkling, for their assistance with the installation of exhibition, and to Don Fuller for his design of the signage, banner and brochure. I also thank members of the Institute for Research in Art who have extended their efforts to realize the exhibition: Margaret Miller, Director; Shannon Annis, Julie Ayers, Peter Foe, David Reutter, David Waterman and Randall West.
Alexa Favata
Katherine Barnes
Lauren Blackburn
My recent work explores the destabilization in the fixed image of the photographic object. Specifically using photographic portraiture of my father, I open new visual strategies with facial recognition as a repeated visual motif. In these new drawings and prints, the emphasis on mark making is a means of gaining an image from source and familiarity. On a broader scope, my work connects to a specific human desire for evidence of memory in experience. Negative space, place-markers, and an idea of ownership serve as a receptacle for the viewer's individual application and understanding.
Mark Cannariato
My work animates rituals, deities, and tropical environments, composing a bizarre experience for everyone.
Sean Erwin
My work revisits my Catholic history with an audacity that attempts to demystify rituals and behaviors that I have subconsciously adopted through their social legitimization.
Allen Hampton
My work focuses on my desire for self-knowledge and an overwhelming need to deal with constant disappointment. As they say in Alabama, "God doesn't give with both hands."
Adam Kitzerow
My work is not modernist or expressionistic; it is not narrative or representational; it is not formalist or conceptual. I believe it can be all of these things and none of them. It is both funny and mean, well crafted and sloppy, beautiful and ugly. It exists to be interpreted and investigated, conflicts itself every chance it gets, and will both confuse and confound the audience.
Nikki Pike
Gardens in Roam is a sequence of projects designed around social engagement. These projects investigate value systems as the intersection of people and plants. The Children's Home, Sweetwater Organic Farm, Grass Roots Organic Cafe, Worm's Way, and Whole Foods will gather to engage the museum audience.
If you have any questions on exhibitions or artwork you see on this site please email CAM. If you have difficulty with any part of this site, please email the Webmaster.Copyright and Reproduction
The electronic images available on this site are subject to copyright and may be covered by other restrictions as well. The images are made available to the general public as a representation of USF Contemporary Art Museum's programs. Copy or redistribution in any manner for commercial use is not permitted. Anyone wishing to use any of these images for commercial use, publication, or for any purpose other than personal fair use must first request and receive prior written permission from the University of South Florida Institute for Research in Art. Please contact Associate Director Alexa Favata at 813.974.4324 for more information.


text: Mens, wenches, cubicle dwellers, farmers, persons of interest, penshioners and Ice Truckers fans: This is the season that I do not like. It is called the exhib . . . I means the preseason. I should love it that our rookies and FAs and walkons are getting extended looks. On the other hand I am always disappointed not to see my favorite players get much playing time. I understand the reasons for this dissproportionate time of rookies vs. veterans. In my dreams I can see Romo lofting a long pass to Dez or the rollout pass to Witten. I can even see Murray gliding down the sidelines or Lee and Ware crushing the opposing QB. But let us get to the crux of mein theme, mens. Was it 2 or 3 weeks ago that we were so enamored by Beasley? Then Selvie. Then Hoffman and then Simms? And that extends to our veterans. Romo passes for 10-7. Super Bowl! Frederick shows skill and promise: Gosh, fellows, Frederick should have been THE FIRST OVERALL pick! And T Smith with Frederick will make us the No. 1 O unit! OK, OK, mens and womens of the fare sex , I am getting to the point. It's good to cheer on the rookies and our vets this early in the exhib . . . ahem (sorry, commissioner) the preseason. Every good play deserves an "atta-boy." But bear in mind: very few veterans will be displaced. Very few rookies will make the team. For ever good play we make, defense or offense, look at the (mainly) scrubs playing across the line. So we come to the point this early in the season when well-meaning Forumites will sniff: Hey, those fellers who said Frederick should half been picked in the 2nd or 3rd round, well, their instincts were asinine. Or, yeah, Romo will go 20-24 with 300 yards with 1 INT and the idiots here will focus on the one INT. Well, yes, mens like me will focus on the INT. Especially on the INT (after several others) in the last series of the last game of a rare playoff appearance. If some here seem less than enthusiastic about what we do, there can be many reasons. High expectations. Yes, our sense of entltlement, our skepticism of $100 million contracts, our skepticism about picking high in the draft when we could pick lower and smarter. The point is, not ever forumite here can be a cheerleader. We must share and discuss our misgivings. As the great trucking magnate Edward R. Murrow once said, "Pls. mens, do not confuse dissent with disloyalty." We all half shared stories about how we came to love the Cowboys. Mine is more and more lost in the mists of time. When I saw Jerra Tubbs run toward the camera, wearing huge stars on his shoulders over his shoulder pads. I saw the star and fell in love with a way of sporting life. The Dallas Cowboys. When Montana passed and "The Catch" was made, my heart was broken. Same when Jackie didn't catch the ball. Same when Romo fumbled the snap. But some to say they are more loyal than others is smug at best and intolerant at worse. As we watch these little preseason gathering of rookies pushing rookies, let's bear in mind that Egypt was not built in a day. That blood soil and tears was our raison d' war. That when Lombardi hoisted Landry on his shoulders it was fer a good reason and he and said "Can you see the beer stand?" we all share different stories of affection for our Cowboys. Let's not divide into balkenized peeps in separate camps. We can AND SHOULD exult at Frederick and Romo. We SHOULD give Kiffen a chance (like we had an option) and we should let Jason and Mr. Waiting in the Wings Callahn run the team their way, and applaud their good efforts and time spent worrying over the teams. But as we discuss the innards of Cowboys strategy and the entrails of camp developments, let's remember: When the real season starts, jason will half his best players players. That will be the real thing. Then we can really disucss personnel. And boy, won't that (real games) be something . . . . (Again, I am so moved by my words that tears obstruct my vision to the dollar store where Busch beer is selled. So go ahead and shout me down. Call me names, just don't call me Shirley or Ronald. Someone has got to tell the truth, however unfounded. Glad to get this off my tattooed chest.)


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Saturday, May 2, 2009
Franco Ceccotti Designs
These designs are quite beautiful and spa-like, no? This basin is so incredibly unique and reminds me of a blooming flower. As for the tub? I want to jump right in and have a relaxing bath...
The owner of the company, Franco Ceccotti, a clever craftsman fascinated by the harmony, energy and charm emanated by the wood he used to work with craftsman mastery, decided to create products for bathroom furniture and personal wellbeing made from wood. Typically, I don't love wood in the bathroom, but his designs changed my mind...
Franco Ceccotti is conceived, developed and produced in Italy.
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Thank you for visiting Haute Design, by Sarah Klassen
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You have some excellent ideas for bathrooms. That has been one of the recurring themes in my own life--looking for a way to make our bathrooms and our kitchen look really glorious, even though those rooms are much too small. One of the glories of the Internet, though, is that there is absolutely no dearth of ideas. Right now I have no idea of what I will ultimately do, but I keep hoping I will come up with something really slick.ReplyDelete
That's very true! I came across an amazing bathroom, in France, and I will be posting up a few pics of the home this week, so hopefully you can keep adding to your kitchen and bath repertoire of ideas and inspiration~ReplyDelete
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What about those individuals who are sporting TC over 300, are they ultra clean of parasites?
There has to be some other fundamental issue with extra high cholesterol, it is either purely genetic or caused by an environmental factor possibly inflamation.
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If your Total cholesterol is significantly over 250 consistantly, does this indicate there is an underlying issue to be addressed?


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Transitions-A MomsHouse Seminar
Donna Hill- Executive Director/Founder MomsHouse
Tuesday, August 5, 2014 from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM (PDT)
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I would like to invite you to participate in the next MomsHouse seminar on August 5th. The name of the event is "Transitions" and will be featuring testimonies from real people on relationship, work and caregiving transitional situations. In addition we will have a segment on life planning. I have approximately 16 vendor spots available. My Platinum vendors, those who have participated in our last two seminars, can acquire a spot for $35. All other spots are $50.
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MomsHouse is a 501 (C) (3) non-profit dedicated to ensuring our elders engage in active living lifestyles. We do this through seminars and events geared towards stimulating active living.
Our purpose is to connect a network of individuals and community partners for the exchange of information and resources to further MomsHouse's goals of promoting an active living and independence among elders.
I cared for my mother in her last years as she experienced accelerating MS. It was a humbling and motivating experience. This sparked my plan to become an active expert in the elder care field. I graduated in August, 2014 with my Masters of Science Management, Elder Care Administration.
The experience with my mother exposed me to the scores of elders out there alone, attempting to navigate the system and just plain lonely. This is my target group, the elders falling through the cracks.
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Azlan Shah final preview: Australia start favourites, Malaysia keen to make its imprint
On experience, Malaysia though hold a slender advantage with only six players having played less than 100 internationals. That on paper advantage, did not have any effects on Charlesworth, who said that his team is in full flight and it boils down in keeping up that level for one final shot.
Hosts Malaysia would look to end their title drought when they clash with six-time champions Australia in the summit clash of the 22nd Sultan Azlan Shah hockey tournament on Sunday.
Deservingly, two of the best teams on view have made it to the summit clash. Ever the bridesmaid, a tag sitting not too well on the hosts since the inception, Malaysia will be just that much keen to erase the unwanted baggage.
The finalists in 1985, 2007 and 2009, Malaysia have possibly the best chance to win their first Azlan Shah Trophy. A perfect gift it would be from the veteran Chua Boon Huat, who would like to sign off with the accomplishment after figuring in 11 editions without tasting the win.
The optimistic Malaysia coach Paul Revington said Australia were far superior but hoped that his boys will dish out a different ball game on the morrow.
Australian coach Ric Charlesworth said it was a great learning curve for the players playing the ultra defensive Korea and barely managing a face-saving draw.
Charlesworth said he has every reason to hope that they will win seventh title.
"Only the heroic efforts of Malaysian goalkeeper Kumar came in our way of a victory. We have to be more consistent in the penalty corners and just cannot afford to fritter away the handfuls in the summit clash," he said.
Charlesworth said he is not perturbed by the injuries to strikers Timothy Bates and Daniel Beale, who could not take the field against Korea.
"We have the adequate bench strength and there is hope of the injured players taking the field and used sparingly."
On experience, Malaysia though hold a slender advantage with only six players having played less than 100 internationals. That on paper advantage, did not have any effects on Charlesworth, who said that his team is in full flight and it boils down in keeping up that level for one final shot.
On form and showing, the Aussies are known to be the most dangerous having smelled the win much like the Germans known for their ways in wriggling out of hopeless situations.
Statistics too are heavily loaded in favour of Australia, the hosts having a dismal record of winning just six in 78 encounters and eight drawn encounters.
Buoyed by the all-round sterling display against Pakistan, Malaysian coach Revington said that it had been the best display of his team since he took over last year.
All the same, the team's inability to hold on to the lead is an area of concern for the coach. For him, the lessons learnt are in knowing that the team need not attack at all times.
"There are moments when the pace has to be softened a bit and the defence tightened. Getting nine penalty corners against Pakistan was a feat but in making capital use of those is not palatable," he said.
For the hosts, the going had been pretty smooth save for the odd moments of anguish. But then, the current World Champions are made of sterner stuff with sentiments having no place in their cup of armoury.


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Mission-Critical On-Board Software Using the Ada 95 Ravenscar Profile
This paper describes how GNAT Pro for ERC32 and the Ravenscar profile are suitable for designing and implementing complex on-board software using high-level tasking facilities.The static and simple tasking model defined by the Ravenscar profile allows for a streamlined implementation of the run-time system directly on top of bare machines. The reduced size and complexity of the run time, together with its configurability, makes it suitable for mission-critical space applications in which certification or reduced footprint is needed. Software reliability and predictability is also increased by excluding non-deterministic and non analysable tasking features. Product validation has been achieved by means of a comprehensive test suite intended to check compliance with the Ravenscar profile and Ada standards, and correct be- haviour of specialised features and supplemental tools. with the goal of achieving 100% statement coverage.
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LAPLACE - The first Annual God Save My Parish Stop the Violence rally will be held from 4-8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 8 in LaPlace.
God Save My Parish (GSMP) was created in response to increasing murder rates in the River Parishes. The event will feature free food, a space walk and music by C-Dash, J.O.Y. Mime and more. Headline speakers include St. John the Baptist Parish President Natalie Robottom and Pastor Donald Brown Sr.GSMP is lobbying sponsors to help reach out and bring future generations together to build a relationship and create peace. They are asking for any donations to assist in a successful rally. The event will take place at the Hwy. 51 Park in LaPlace. To provide assistance or for more information email event coordinators at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Author | exchange4media News Service | Wednesday, Aug 07,2002 8:35 AM
Newspapers have been in the news- for price wars, for constantly competing on supplements and so on. But what has remained in the backdrop, is newsprint. All that we have heard about newsprint in the recent past was when the major dailies went in for a tabloid look.
The newsprint production and consumption in recent years has not been very encouraging. The newsprint production in the year 1995 was 4,02,000 tons and grew by a meagre 18% to 4,75,000 tons in 2000. The consumption pattern was also not as heartening, showing a small growth rate of about 14% between 1995 and 2000.
The not so very rosy picture brings out issues that the newsprint industry faces. Amongst the issues is the low import duty of 5% on newsprint as opposed to 25% by the WTO standards, the issue of dumping and the high cost of input intermediaries, spares, consumables and raw material. What is also surprising is that the newsprint industry is the only industry where the inputs attract abnormally higher customs duty than that on the finished product.
Comments Raji Philip, Chairman and MD, Hindustan Paper Corporation Ltd., "The issues facing the industry are grim. If customs duty is enhanced, anti-dumping duty on imports is imposed and newsprint is declared as a declared good under the Central Sales Tax Act, the scenario would become much better."
While the scenario is grim at the moment, there seems to be hope still. While the demand of newsprint in the year was 7,90,000 tons, it is expected to go up to 9,10,000 tons in the year 2005.
Adds Philip, "There is still hope. The newsprint industry representatives have met with Balasahib Vaikhe Patil, the minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises, and put their issues forth. India is a growing market, and newspapers would continue to grow in emerging markets, thanks to the limited home computer penetration, strong GDP growth, young readers and the steady growth in literacy."
If newspapers are categorized into large, medium and small, (medium and small newspapers being defined as those with the circulation figures of less that 20,000), then the large newspapers create a demand for about 65% newsprint and the medium and small sized create a demand for about 15%. Magazines and government publications create the rest 20% demand.
"The future demand for newsprint would depend on two factors. First, the ability of publishers to design a newspaper tailored to the readers' tastes and requirements and secondly, printability, particularly for multi-colour printing", adds Philips.


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Do your boobs hang low? MP3
Famous boobs hang low Granny version.
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my favorite classical guitar piece.
Chopin Mazurka op17 no4 in A minor MP3
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IDA BRUN ...le Chevalier de la nuit.
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from Sandy's CD launch in Yellowknife.
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Walkin' Blues (Robert Johnson) MP3
This ain't no delta!
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My own solo guitar arrangement of one of my favorite Beatles songs.
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mcjohnalds45 replied to mcjohnalds45's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingThanks heaps [url="http://www.gamedev.net/user/47547-jtippetts/"]JTippetts[/url], fixed the problem!
mcjohnalds45 posted a topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingI'm trying to find the angle aimDirection with this code. [CODE] aimDirection = atan2(mouseY - vertical centre of box, mouseX - horizontal centre of box) * 180 / pi; // what I'm doing in english [/CODE] [CODE] aimDirection = atan2((double)(mouseY - hitBox.y + (hitBox.h / 2)), (double)(mouseX - hitBox.x + (hitBox.w / 2))) * 180 / M_PI; // actual code [/CODE] I thought you could use atan2 like so to find an angle, maybe I'm wrong. [CODE] angle = atan2(y2 - y1, x2 - x1) * 180 / pi. [/CODE] I don't know how to describe the situation clearly so I made a pretty picture instead. [img]http://i.imgur.com/WfQMZ.png[/img] But the angle is never what I expect (depending on where I move my mouse vs the middle of the box) when I run the program. (Sorry if I don't reply till tomorrow, it's getting late and I don't want to be drowsy for school [img]http://public.gamedev.net//public/style_emoticons/default/wink.png[/img])
mcjohnalds45 replied to mcjohnalds45's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingThe non-capital events was valid because I had left accidentally left a variable that I wasn't using any more in my Player class definition, if I had remembered to delete that I wouldn't have had a problem, anyway, thanks a lot!
mcjohnalds45 replied to mcjohnalds45's topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingProblem solved, I made stupid mistake, I was using 'events' in my onEvent function instead of 'Events', thanks heaps for pointing that out. (Note to self: Never code at 1 am ever again!)
mcjohnalds45 posted a topic in General and Gameplay ProgrammingFirst post, hooray! I'm trying to call onEvent (a function of my player class) every time I call SDL_PollEvent in my game loop to move my player up when I press W. Part of player definition. [CODE] void Player::onEvent(SDL_Event Events) { if (events.type == SDL_KEYDOWN) { switch (Events.key.keysym.sym) { case SDLK_w: ySpeed = -maxSpeed; break; } } if (events.type == SDL_KEYUP) { switch (Events.key.keysym.sym) { case SDLK_w: ySpeed = 0; break; } } } [/CODE] Part of my main function where onEvent is called. [CODE] while (SDL_PollEvent(&events)) { if (events.type == SDL_QUIT) run = false; player.onEvent(events); } [/CODE] I expect my player to move up when I press W but it does not, I am almost certain there is something wrong with onEvent's definition or how I am calling it because changing the above piece of code to the following makes the program run as expected. [CODE] while (SDL_PollEvent(&events)) { if (events.type == SDL_QUIT) run = false; if (events.type == SDL_KEYDOWN) { switch (events.key.keysym.sym) { case SDLK_w: player.ySpeed = -player.maxSpeed; break; } } if (events.type == SDL_KEYUP) { switch (events.key.keysym.sym) { case SDLK_w: player.ySpeed = 0; break; } } } [/CODE] Sorry for goofing up any terminology, I'm pretty new to c++.


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The Art of Kozu(2014)
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The Takayanagi family of art dealers have long been associated with the artist Yuichiro Kozu (1878-1953). In Paris, the founder of the Midori Gallery knew him when he painted his tragic, married lover, Yumiko. Even more controversially, Kozu's painting in Indochina during the Japanese occupation 'looks past the cruelty ... to see the horror'. Kozu's eye was uncompromising and clear, whatever the cost. Against the grain of Japanese art he painted from life, from observation rather than memory and imagination. He had no compunction in using people, whether servants or lovers, to set his scenes, no fear of dissection or execution. His paintings testify to a criminal indifference. With the war over interest is renewed in the art of Yuichiro Kozu, but can the truth really be understood from a painting? Is direct observation and accuracy enough? Perhaps a story is also required.
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Late Holocene linkages between decade–century scale climate variability and productivity at Lake Tanganyika, Africa
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Microlaminated sediment cores from the Kalya slope region of Lake Tanganyika provide a near-annually resolved paleoclimate record between ∼∼2,840 and 1,420 cal. yr B.P. demonstrating strong linkages between climate variability and lacustrine productivity. Laminae couplets comprise dark, terrigenous-dominated half couplets, interpreted as low density underflows deposited from riverine sources during the rainy season, alternating with light, planktonic diatomaceous ooze, with little terrigenous component, interpreted as windy/dry season deposits. Laminated portions of the studied cores consist of conspicuous dark and light colored bundles of laminae couplets. Light and dark bundles alternate at decadal time scales. Within dark bundles, both light and dark half couplets are significantly thinner than within light bundles, implying slower sediment accumulation rates during both seasons over those intervals.
Time series analyses of laminae thickness patterns demonstrate significant periodicities at interannual–centennial time scales. Longer time scale periodicities (multidecadal to centennial scale) of light and dark half couplet thicknesses are coherent and in some cases are similar to solar cycle periods on these time scales. Although laminae thickness cycles do not strongly covary with the actual Δ14C record for this same time period, two large Δ14C anomalies are associated with substantial decreases in both light and dark laminae thickness. In contrast to the multidecadal– centennial time scale, significant annual to decadal periodicities, which are broadly consistent with ENSO/PDO forcing and their impact on East African climate, are not coherent between light and dark half couplets. The coherency of light–dark couplets at decadal–centennial time scales, but not at shorter time scales, is consistent with a model of a long-term relationship between precipitation (recorded in wet season dark laminae thickness) and productivity (light laminae thickness), which is not manifest at shorter time scales. We hypothesize that this coupling results from long-term recharging of internal nutrient loading during wet periods (higher erosion of soil P) and reduced loading during drought intervals. The relationship is not expressed on short time scales during which the dominant control on productivity is wind-driven, dry season upwelling, which is uncorrelated with wet-season precipitation. Our record greatly extends the temporal record of this quasi-periodic behavior throughout the late Holocene and provides the first evidence linking decade- to century-scale episodes of enhanced productivity to enhanced precipitation levels and nutrient recharge in a productive tropical lake.
KeywordsLake Tanganyika Varves Paleoproductivity Holocene paleoclimate Solar forcing of climate ENSO
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