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Linux 3D AGP GPU Roundup: More Cutting Edge Penguin Performanceby Kristopher Kubicki on 10/4/2004 12:05 AM EST
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TheWounded - Monday, November 01, 2004 - linkIts a nice test but i would have loved to see how the XGI volari cards would have done.
I'm interested if the volari's could be a good choice for linux gamers. But unfortunatly there are no linux benchmarks involving the volaris. Reply
henca - Thursday, October 07, 2004 - linkThis was a very nice comparision of mid- and high-end cards. It would be interesting to also see a comparision with low-end cards like Matrox G550, Intel Extreme graphics and the Radeon 9200 family.
The good news about these cards is that they are all supported by the opensource DRI drivers. An up-to-date Linux distribution should support them out of the box without having to download and install any binary drivers. Reply
MNKyDeth - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 - linkI am a Linux gamer only so a benchmark comparison like this is great. I really enjoyed reading it. But, imo, there was a lack of games included in the benchmark roundup. I would like to see Savage, NWN, and either quake3 or Heretic 2 shown aswell.
I also do not like the showing of wineX (Cedega) benchmarks as it defeats the purpose the gaming on linux. The only way I could recomend anyone to use wineX (Cedega) is if they don't own a copy of windows. If you do own a copy of windows do not use wineX for pete's sake, just dual boot, it is the better emulator after all. Reply
jerrysiebe - Tuesday, October 05, 2004 - linkFor anisotropic filtering, I did a strings search in libGL and came up with something.
>strings /usr/lib/libGL.so | grep ANISO
Setting that, I can see a visible difference and get a FPS hit, so I believe it works. On my GF4 4200, I can set __GL_LOG_MAX_ANISO to 1, 2, and 4 and see the difference. Set to anything else I get no anisotropic filtering. Reply
Thetargos - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkExcellent article, just a comment on the NVIDIA uninstaller... it plainly doesn't work as it should. The prlblem is that it substitutes (like the ATi driver) some libraries in the system, but unlike ATi's driver, NVIDIA's driver also makes a change in one library used for the Direct Redering Infrastructure, libdri.a specifically. So uninstalling the drivers with NVIDIA's uninstaller this won't be reverted (re-install of the XFree86 package or Xorg package is required, note only the core package is need).
In favor of ATi's driver, the uninstallation is much easier and the system is restored to its previous stage, restoring the backup copy of libGL.so.1.2 that is the only system library it overwrites. Reply
plamalice - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkThe Nvidia AGPgart driver is causing problems with ATI cards (perhaps other non-nVidia card as well) on both Win and Linux when used on an nForce based mobo (of course). Nforce3 (150, pro150) have both caused me problems when using an ATI card until the gart driver was uninstalled.
A poor attempt by nVidia to make ATI card appear unstable ? :P
Anyways, if you have an nForce-based motherboard and an ATI gfx card, do not use nvidia's gart driver. Reply
KristopherKubicki - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkdirectedition: i just symlink /mnt/cdrom to /media/dvdrecorder
Kristopher Reply
mczak - Monday, October 04, 2004 - link"Keep in mind that we even run SuSE, a RPM derivative - not too different from Red Hat."
That really doesn't make sense. RPM is just the package manager! If a dos version which uses rpm would exist, would you say that it is "not too different" too?
"Below, you can see a screen grab from our ATI frame buffer playing Unreal Tournament at 800x600. The image should not be surrounded by a black border, but rather, stretched to the limits of the screen."
This looks to me like you did not have configured 800x600 resolution in the Xfree config file (Sax2 will happily do that) - you cannot switch to fullscreen resolutions not configured usually with XFree/Xorg (though maybe the nvidia driver doesn't care).
btw about aniso not working: I guess you could do that quite easily with framegetter? Just intercept the filter setting calls and replace them? Reply
mczak - Monday, October 04, 2004 - link"On our MSI nForce3 board, this should have been the nvidia_agp module. However, try as we could, we could not get nvidia_agp and fglrx to play well with each other."
This is a mistake, you do not need (and it will not work) the nvidia-agp module. For all A64 based boards, no matter if the chipset is from sis, via, nvidia or someone else, you need the amd64-agp module instead. It might have just worked with that - suse 9.1 loads it automatically for K8T800 chipset, but I think for some reason it doesn't get automatically loaded for nforce3 chipsets. It might have just worked loading it manually, saving you some time :-).
"We are not entirely sure why, but even after completely removing the NVIDIA kernel module, we still had persistent errors installing the ATI drivers correctly."
Removing the kernel module will do nothing. Nvidia drivers replace some of XFree/Xorg libraries, which are incompatible (I think libglx.a is affected by that, but there might be more), and ATI does not have its own version of these files. Uninstalling the nvidia driver with its own installer (which has an uninstall option) should get the original version back in place afaik.
directedition - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkOh, and a note on some SDL games on SUSE. On games like UT (original) and many other games using the same old installer, you need to create /mnt/cdrom and mount your cdrom there, as the installers don't tend to look for SuSE's /media/dvd nonsense, and it will often keep asking you to insert the CDROM. Reply
directedition - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkI can't belive noone's mentioned it yet, but Warcraft is an odd example of a game that tends to run better emulated under Cedega (SuSE 9.1) than natively on Windows. Blizzard has a decent relationship with Transgaming. While they won't do a native port of Warcraft III, they are willing to help Transgaming make their game compatible.
I would definately like to see AnandTech take a look into this and why various Cedega games run better than others. Reply
Ardan - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkGaming in linux doesn't take hours to achieve. If it took you hours to properly install something like, say, Enemy Territory, then you are doing it all wrong.
I have set up gaming in linux on both an ATI and an nvidia card lately and neither are hassles. ATI's Linux development team has been making great strides, so don't sell them short. I fully expect them to start rolling along with new features and better support. Comparing them to when I used nvidia's older linux drivers to what they have now, it took a VERY long time to achieve. However, ATI is making strides in a shorter amount of time. Don't worry about that:)
I loved the article a lot as well, but I would like to point out that the latest ATI drivers are 3.14.1. I do not think that everything has to be open-source to be good in linux. ATI and nvidia are clearly capable of engineering great cards and great drivers, so I am okay with closed-source. Surely it must be an even bigger benefit to them to be able to see the source of the OS they're programming for.
Anandtech, keep up the good work on the Linux articles! They keep getting better and better. Reply
ballero - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkGreat article.
you can use "nvidia-settings" (the control panel) to set up both AA and AF
Pannenkoek - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkUT is not a SDL game, but an OpenGL game in Linux. SDL is a library for making graphical applications easier (made by Epic, open source) and is comparable to DirectX excluding Direct3D.
Graphics is a weak spot in Linux, mostly due to the fact that NVIDIA and ATi are paranoid to open their hardware spec so no open source cutting edge video drivers can be made. Stable video drivers, now that would be refreshing.
A stable Linux system will never lock completely, but insert proprietary closed source drivers and redirect all input to X and you get pretty close to the Windows experience.
Fortunately there is finally fast development in the X compartment now that Xfree is dying and with Xorg. Reply
Illissius - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkNice article. Mostly mirrors my experience - I haven't been able to get ATi drivers to install at all (this was a few months ago) on either Mandrake, Knoppix (disk install), or Xandros, which was the point at which I gave up and got an nVidia card, and moved to Gentoo at the same time. Installing the drivers was pretty damn easy as far as Gentoo goes* - 'emerge nvidia-glx', add nvidia to the modules autoload list, change the driver in xorg.conf from 'nv' to 'nvidia', and I think that's about it. Of the games I tried (UT2003 demo, UT2004 demo, Wolfenstein: ET) all worked flawlessly, and as far as I can tell the same speed as under Windows. AA/AF worked also - nVidia has a nice graphical control panel for them too (called 'nvidia-settings' in portage); it's not as full featured as their Windows drivers, but it does the job.
* What I like about Gentoo is that although you have to setup most things manually, you generally don't have to touch them again after you do. The distro gives you a lot more control over your entire system than 'user friendly' ones like SuSE/Mandrake/Fedora, as well. ie, if you're fascinated with customization, have tried far too many Windows tweak utilities, and can find your way around the registry well enough, there's a good chance it's the distro for you. Reply
Lonyo - Monday, October 04, 2004 - link#3, ATi is generally poorer with OpenGL games than nVidia, and Linux doesn't support DirectX (a Windows thing), so it's fairly obvious that the nVidia cards (which are better at OpenGL), will be better than the equivelant ATi cards (which are generally better at Direct 3D stuff - looking at NV3x vs R3xx) Reply
Lonyo - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkHave you been working with the 3Dc people? (I notice one of their forum members featuring in a screenshot, an immature one IMO at that ;))
Congratulations for putting up a Linux gaming article, it would be nice if you could do older cards though (I was thinking of setting up a machine with a GF4 Ti4400 to run Linux). Reply
adt6247 - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkGood article. The one thing that I thought was lacking is the comparison to FPS's under Windows. That would be incredibly useful.
One more thing -- nVidia actually has a graphical configuration panel for Linux. I forget what it's called; I use it all the time to set AA/AF settings on my box, but my machine is at home, and I'm at work now. I'll post later with the name of the binary. Reply
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KristopherKubicki - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkZiast: Fixed.
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Ziast - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkNice article except for this glaring mistake:
"All in all, just getting the ATI drivers on something that isn't Red Hat feels like way too much work for basic OpenGL support. Keep in mind that we even run SuSE, a Red Hat derivative."
SuSe Linux was first released in 1993. Red Hat Linux was not released until 1994. Just because SuSe uses RPM doesn't mean it's a Red Hat derivative. Reply
Papineau - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkTwo RFEs, one for the article, the other for FG.
For the article: Would it be possible to graph the ratio of FPS from one card to the other one over time? That would help to know if a card is "always 1.5 times faster than the other", or "sometimes even, sometimes faster, usually slower than the other".
For FG: Why modify the executable file? Why not use LD_PRELOAD/LD_LIBRARY_PATH to load the lib you want to insert (libFG), and then have it call the system's libGL and libSDL? It seems a bit "bad practice" to modify the benchmarked executable. Reply
Term - Monday, October 04, 2004 - link#6
I get more FPS with Linux in both Quake1(World) and Quake3 (single and dual cpu) then with Windows2000. Thow I suspect that if you have a newer card then you might not, due to the drivers. Reply
Cygni - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkWhen 64bit Windows finally ships, and the entire Athlon64 and Opteron user base switches over, including many gamers, the pressure will be on for ATI, and judging by how good their driver team has been in the 32bit Win sector these last few months, hopefully they can rise to the challenge.
As far as Linux drivers for speed? I hate to break the news to alot of people, but gaming on Linux is a HUGE chore with little payoff. Ive spent HOURS with clean installs of Mandrake to play games I already have for Windows... only to, of course, see that they are slower than their windows counterpart. Linux is great for alot of stuff, and ive always got a computer somewhere running Mandrake 9.1... but it just ISNT for gaming right now, which I think the review helped illustrate nicely. Reply
ViRGE - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkI wouldn't be too excited about ATI's 64bit Linux plans, let alone even their 64bit Windows plans. Their only 64bit drivers are over 4 months old, and don't support any of the X-series of cards, which really limits their usefulness. ATI has said before that they may not ship another build until some time in 2005. Reply
raylpc - Monday, October 04, 2004 - link"we received some information from ATI about some upcoming Linux announcements which they are working on"
I remember ATi is working on some "plan", so the actual driver release could be way after. Well, nvidia is probably the next card I'm going to get. Reply
Saist - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkmy first thought was:
how in the world can an Geforce FX MATCH and BEAT the R300 architecture. I guess if you ever wanted empirical proof that ATi has ignored Linux, this is it. Reply
sprockkets - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkYep, the SuSE 9.2 folder is really fresh and of course probably will work ok when 9.2 comes out.
What do you mean when you say SuSE is a Red Hat derivative? Is that because of RPM?
Did SATA work on SuSE 9.1 for the nforce3 board?
Guess the only thing I can say is I run a Radeon 9200 with the built in drivers in SuSE 9.1 with no problem, but haven't tested a game with it yet...
What sucks in Linux? Trying to change those wonderful settings for your x86config to use those spiffy AA/AF settings. Gettings real games to work. I wonder if SuSE will even use the newer xfree86 version, or what they will switch to as well.
Sigh, need to keep good old win2k for such gaming purposes... Reply
gleb42 - Monday, October 04, 2004 - linkNice article, but
"we want to look at some common graphics intensive applications for Linux and determine how well they run, particularly in relation to their Windows counterparts."
where exactly is this windows/linux comparison. I only found a couple of words on the Wine section (and wine has it's own overhead, so that's not entirely fair comparison...)


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One piece of information provided about the Prophet Jesus' (as) ascension is that Allah will purify him of the unbelievers. It is revealed in the Qur'an:
… raise you up [wa raafi'uka] to Me and purify [mutahhiruka] you of those who are unbelievers. And I will place the people who follow you above those who are unbelievers until the Day of Resurrection… (Surah Al 'Imran, 55)
The root of mutahhiruka is tahara, meaning "being clean." Islamic scholars regard this word as one proof that the Prophet Jesus (as) was raised alive to Allah. According to them, the interpretation of the verse is: "I am taking you, raising you to Me, and removing you from this environment polluted by unbelievers and sinners." (Zeki Saritoprak, Islam Inanci Acisindan Nuzul-i Isa Meselesi [The Issue of the Second Coming of the Messiah from the Perspective of Islamic Belief], Izmir: Caglayan Publishings, 1997, p. 63) Thus, Allah purified the Prophet Jesus (as) from the unbelievers, the unbelievers' plot to kill him was foiled and they failed to achieve their goal. (Allah knows the truth.)
Moreover, this verse also shows that the Prophet Jesus (as) was purified by his physical separation from an environment containing unbelievers. (Allah knows the truth.) Thus, the assertion that the Prophet Jesus (as) died and that only his soul was raised to Allah is proven false. A spirit-only ascent would mean that he was not purified.
In order for the Prophet Jesus (as) to have been purified in the manner revealed in the verse, he would have to have departed from his surrounding environment in both body and soul. Furthermore, a spirit-only purification cannot apply to a prophet with superior moral values, one who is honored in Allah's Presence and has deep faith, such as the Prophet Jesus (as). Another verse reveals his superior moral values: "Peace be upon me the day I was born, the day I die, and the day I am raised up again alive" (Surah Maryam, 33). As a devout believer and a Messenger of Allah, the Prophet Jesus' (as) soul is immaculate. However, his environment was not immaculate, due to the unbelievers' irreligious behavior and corrupt morality. Indeed, our Lord reveals that they were unclean because of their moral corruption:
O you who believe! The idolaters are unclean, so after this year they should not come near the Sacred Mosque [Masjid al-Haram] ... (Surat at-Tawba, 28)
Therefore, purifying the Prophet Jesus (as) means his physical removal from their presence. Thus, Allah purified and protected him by raising the Prophet Jesus (as) to Himself. (Allah knows the truth.)
The Egyptian scholar Khalil Herras offers the following explanation regarding the wisdom of the term "purification":
The purification of the Prophet Jesus (as) from the unbelievers comes about with his salvation from their wicked snares. This cannot take place with the death and burial of the Prophet Jesus (as), but only by his ascension in life to the heavens, for his foes could have inflicted torture on his body, as they did with the person they believed to be him … (Muhammed Khalil Herras, Fasl al-Maqal fi Raf`i `Isa Hayyan wa Nuzulihi wa Qatlihi ad-Dajjal, p. 66)
As Hamdi Yazar of Elmali set out in his commentary, the Prophet Jesus' (as) purification from the unbelievers is manifested by his ascent:
… and with this raising I shall purify you of the deniers and unbelievers, and you will no longer have anything to do with them… (Hamdi Yazir of Elmali, Hak Din Kuran Dili [The True Religion, the Language of the Qur'an], 2:1112-13)


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Anglican clergy challenge sex-change marriages, as reported in BBC News 29 Feb 2004. A new law in Britain enables transsexuals to marry and obligates all marriage registrars to accept their applications for marriage. In England all Anglican clergy are legal marriage registrars. The law does allow clergy to refuse to carry out such ceremonies themselves on the basis of conscience, but does not prevent their church buildings being used by others for this purpose. Some Anglican clergy are objecting to their churches being used for such marriage ceremonies on the basis that surgery does not create a change of gender, and they see the law as a step to legalising same sex marriages.
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DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I absolutely hate the way my wife dresses and walks now that she fancies herself an elite athlete. She has run a couple of marathons now and she dresses like she's going out for a run 24/7. Last night I took her out for a fancy dinner with friends and she wore an expensive running suit and running shoes. She loves it if someone asks her if she's an athlete and goes on to bore them about her marathon running "career." Ha! She's a clerk in a store as a career, for God's sake. What if I wore my hockey jersey from my casual hockey group, instead of a dress pants and shirt to go to a gourmet dinner? What is wrong with her tiny little brain? Talk about putting on airs and acting like something you're not. -- Disgusted Husband, Tuxedo
Dear Disgusted: Finally, your wife feels she has an identity. The store clerk job doesn't do it for her in her eyes (or yours) and she knows it. But, now she has a passion and a career as a marathon runner. People exclaim over amazing running ability and will ask about her upcoming race trips. She goes off to events that are dramatic and challenging. Unfortunately, she feels she has to wear a costume all the time to attract attention to this new identity. But a race suit worn to a fancy dinner is inappropriate. Next time you're going out somewhere formal and she puts on the running gear, ask her how she'd like it if you wore your hockey jersey. Make your point verbally, with gentle humour. But, if she insists on the running suit, put on your shirt, tie and hockey jersey and wear it just until you're ready to leave the house. By then, you might have made a deal with her to change.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I'm heartbroken. Myself and a number of friends used to be real close. We felt so at ease with each other that we could discuss our relationships openly, everything from money to work to sex. From out of nowhere, one of my friends' dads put a stop to it. He says it's because of his religion and what we were talking about was simply outrageous and not acceptable to him. It's not really right, but a few of us went behind her back and still discuss stuff, just without her involved. I feel torn. I know she's hurting not having us to talk to, but I also feel the need to continue sharing my feelings with these other people. She was the one who originally started the discussion group, so I almost feel like I am somehow cheating on her. Should I tell her, and hope maybe she sneaks behind her dad's back to join us again? -- Feeling Guilty, Winnipeg
Dear Feeling Guilty: You don't say how old you are, but you must not be yet be college age or we wouldn't be having this discussion. This dad has no right to stop anyone other than his daughter from doing anything. If she's not allowed to participate, that's no reason to shut her out as a friend, but you also should not rub it in her face that you still talk at a deeper level with the other friends in the group. There's a point at which people don't tell their parents everything and don't let their parents rule their lives. She will reach that point one day. Do you think she wants her father ruling your lives, too? Not likely! She just doesn't want you to ignore her and stop being friends with her.
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BAE Systems completed its $187 million sale of its regional aircraft, asset-management business on July 15, marking the official launch of a new leasing entity known as Falko. Supported by affiliates of funds managed by Fortress Investment Group LLC, a global investment management firm with some $43 billion of assets under management, Falko enters the market with a portfolio of 143 aircraft, making it the second largest regional aircraft lessor in the world.
Over the past 18 years, the team has negotiated more than 1,800 commercial aircraft transactions valued at more than $3.1 billion, and has customized and delivered some 750 aircraft.
"Our management buy-in team not only fully understands this business, but also the sector in which it operates," said Falko CEO Jeremy Barnes. "We have a different mind-set for this business and, together with the existing operating team we will work to maximize the value in the portfolio…We also have a strong growth plan and will leverage the proven and successful asset-management platform to build a long-term business."
The Falko portfolio consists of 103 BAe 146/Avro RJ regional jets, and 40 ATP and Jetstream family turboprops, all manufactured by BAE Systems. The support and engineering businesses of BAE Systems Regional Aircraft will continue to provide original-equipment-manufacturer services to Falko, which becomes its biggest customer.
Falko employs about 70 people and maintains its headquarters in Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK. It also employs personnel located in Farnborough, UK; Herndon, Va.; as well as in Latin America and the Far East.
Falko expects one of its first transactions to involve the sale of a 50-seat Bombardier Q300 turboprop on behalf of Royal Air Maroc. Announced last Tuesday, the mandate adds a new type to the Falko portfolio. Along with its core offering of BAE 146/Avro RJs, Falko carries another 37 aircraft available for sale or lease under third-party remarketing mandates.


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After reviewing this article, readers should be able to identify a novel modern artifact seen in the sleep laboratory. A 34-year-old woman was referred to the sleep laboratory for a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) titration to treat sleep apnea. When the polysomnogram (PSG) was reviewed, a novel pattern was observed which was most obvious in the electromyography (EMG), audio snore channels, and electroencephalogram (EEG) (Figure 1A).
30-second epoch of polysomnography including a burst of interference seen most clearly in the EMG and snore channels
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The pattern was composed of 100-µV low frequency (5-9 Hz) sharply contoured waveforms with intermittent high frequency (20-50 Hz) sinusoidal waves. They occurred throughout the night and lasted approximately 1-20 sec. Review of the audio recording revealed an intermittently rhythmic sound during the discharges.
Q: What is the cause of these abnormal traces in the PSG?
A: Interference due to mobile phone activity.
Before sleeping, the patient placed her mobile phone (iPhone, Apple Inc.) approximately 12 inches away from the headbox (Figure 1B). Over the night, several bursts of interference were seen, which were prominent in the EEG, EMG, and audio channels because the artifact falls within the filtered range. These patterns also occurred in the ECG, but were less apparent as the ECG sensitivity is typically set a few orders of magnitude less than the EEG or EMG. Typically, interference is easily detected when present in multiple channels simultaneously. An incidental cardiac artifact is noted in the EEG, which could be reduced by referencing the EEG to linked mastoids (A1+A2).
Patient's mobile phone (circled on left) is placed about 12 inches from the PSG headbox (circled on right).
In this case, interference did not correspond to phone calls or received messages and could have been caused by the phone's intermittent communication with its provider.
This finding can lead to clinical confusion for clinicians and technologists. The staging of the sleep may be misinterpreted because the frequency of the interference in the EEG can mimic spindles (11-16 Hz). Therefore, short bursts may bias towards scoring stage N2 sleep. The high amplitude, short bursts of activity can mimic elevated tone in REM sleep as is observed in the REM sleep behavior disorder. In a recent Emergency Medical Journal article,1 authors described a case of a phone causing interference in an ECG that may have been confused for a malfunctioning pacemaker. Interference may also obscure significant events. In Figure 1A, approximately 18 seconds of a 30-second epoch were masked. During periods of interference like this brief epileptiform activity, transient EMG activity, or cardiac arrhythmias may occur.
Mobile device interference with medical equipment has been investigated to determine safety. As technology improves, interference with equipment is becoming less of a concern. In a 2004 study,2 investigators tested a variety of mobile devices. In older equipment, at distances of 17-32 inches, they observed significant interference, though newer technologies are less problematic. ECG and EEG were most susceptible to mobile device interference. Other recent publications have noted that cellphones close to a person's head can delay objectively measured sleep onset latency3 and also alter sleep architecture.4 This effect may be modulated by cellphone low-frequency signals that are in the same range as the visible human EEG that define sleep staging. In overnight or daytime PSG studies, patients are more likely to bring other devices (laptops, tablets, etc.) into the recording environment to occupy themselves before, or between, sleep periods. The effect of these technologies on medical equipment is unknown, and could conceivably interfere at short distances.
Clinicians and technicians should be aware of potential interference
Simultaneous abnormal activity across multiple channels can help identify this source of interference, and technical artifacts in general. Reviewing audio and video recordings can also help provide important clues.
To minimize confounding results, patients should be instructed to keep mobile devices at least 32 inches away from laboratory equipment.
With rapidly changing technology, there are many potential sources of interference from consumer devices.
This was not an industry supported study. The author has indicated no financial conflicts of interest.
Rasquinha RJ; Moszczynski AJ; Murray BJ. A modern artifact in the sleep laboratory. J Clin Sleep Med 2012;8(2):225-226.
All work performed at Sunnybrook Hospital.
Lota AS, author. EEG interference from the iPhone. Emerg Med J. 2011 March 27. E-pub ahead of print. http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/emermed-2011-200078.
Tri JL, Severson RP, Firl AR, Hayes DL, Abenstein JP, authors. Cellular telephone interference with medical equipment. Mayo Clin Proc. 2005;80:1286–90. [PubMed]
Hunga C, Andersona C, Hornea JA, McEvoyb P, authors. Mobile phone 'talk-mode' signal delays EEG-determined sleep onset. Neurosci Lett. 2007;421:82–6. [PubMed]
Lowden A, Åkerstedt A, Ingre M, et al., authors. Sleep after mobile phone exposure in subjects with mobile phone-related symptoms. Bioelectromagnetics. 2011;32:4–14. [PubMed]


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Samsung Acquires SSD Caching Company NVELOby Kristian Vättö on 12/16/2012 12:36 PM EST
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nbatothemax - Sunday, December 16, 2012 - link64GB should suffice most people for caching considering most have between 500GB - 1TB of storage, once it gets over 1TB of storage that is mostly full, 128GB would definitely seem useful because there are many more files being accessed. Reply
Kristian Vättö - Sunday, December 16, 2012 - linkIt really depends on what kind of data we are talking about. If you just have tons of videos and pictures (i.e. infrequently accessed static data), then it's unlikely that a bigger cache drive would significantly help. An example of the opposite would be games for instance, those are usually accessed more often and can easily take hundreds of GBs.
However, at >64GB it becomes questionable whether the SSD should be a standalone volume instead of a cache. A cache drive is of course easier in use (just one volume) but there is less control. Reply
DigitalFreak - Sunday, December 16, 2012 - linkThe reason I hate Dataplex is that it only allows you to cache your boot drive. I already have a SSD for my boot drive, so Intel's RST ended up being the better option. Reply
CDmage - Sunday, December 16, 2012 - linkthats not true anymore, since version 1.204 u can cache second hardrive, and have true SSD as a boot. I have such config now, caching my 1TB Steam inventory. Reply
UpSpin - Sunday, December 16, 2012 - linkIn a Laptop/Ultrabook you realise caching with a mSATA SSD. However, you can get a 128GB mSATA SSD for a low price already, which is plenty for your OS and programs. Then you add a second HDD for your data. In the end you have more space with SSD and HDD than with a caching SSD and a HDD containing both data and system files, so data loss more likely, too.
In a tablet you have a SSD, a HDD is too big, power hungry, and noisy, no caching possible.
In a smartphone you have eMMC cards, no caching required/possible, too.
In a desktop most also just install a 128GB/256GB SSD as primary disk.
I'm sorry, but I see no reason for a caching SSDs. They would have been great two or three years ago, but nowadays SSDs which fit OS and programs are reasonable priced.
Maybe they want to use SSD caching in tablets and smartphones. Use slow but cheap eMMC cards for storage and have a 8GB caching SSD. But then it's also possible that it's cheaper to just use a SSD instead of eMMC at all. Reply
LordConrad - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkYou're thinking of us technically minded people. Caching is mostly for the common person who doesn't know, or want to know, about using multiple hard drives. These people use their computer as-is from the manufacturer, making very few changes along the way. Hard drive caching is great for these people, because it gives them a faster experience without adding additional hard drives. Reply
spazoid - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkRats! Samsung should've consulted you first. You could've saved them a lot of money! I'm sure the multi-billion dollar company that's one of the leading SSD manufacturers in the entire world hadn't thought of these points you're mentioning.
Your acquisition does not make sense, Samsung!
In all seriousness though, it'll be interesting to see which kinds of products Samsungs intends on making with the IP they gain from this acquisition. Reply
MrSpadge - Tuesday, December 18, 2012 - link> In a desktop most also just install a 128GB/256GB SSD as primary disk.
Just because "most" do it doesn't make it smart. For the price of a 256 GB SSD you can easily get a 64 GB cache SSD and a 3 TB HDD. That's gold for anyone needing considerably more than 256 GB. Reply
Bleakwise - Saturday, May 09, 2015 - linkNot so. It just depends, my 250gb SSD is full and all I have on it is software, drivers and utilities. Keep in mind that you have to keep about 30% of your ssd empty otherwise performance dumps out to worse than HD levels, so when I say "full" i mean I have about 70gb left on it.
If intel would let me use the whole drive as a cache drive I definatly would just have one big partition and a backup NAS array for my files instead of a C: for my SSD and a 1 or 2TB D: for files. Reply
jonjonjonj - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkdidn't samsung sell their hdd company to seagate? the seagate website says samsung and seagate have a "strategic alignment". so is samsung going to be making hybrid drives with seagate? Reply
Doh! - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkSamsung owns about 10% of Seagate and serves on their board. An agreement is also in place in which Samsung guarantees a supply of flash memory to Seagate. In case of hybrid drives, Seagate will more likely to be the manufacturer, not Samsung. Reply
Yongsta - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkThey kept the SSD division as part of their RAM / Optical / Flash Memory division. Their regular spinning HDD division was sold off to Seagate. Reply
mayankleoboy1 - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkI think its high time for companies like Seagate and WD to start integrating flash in all their HDD's at the same price as older HDD's. Flash is cheap enough, i think. Reply
haukionkannel - Monday, December 17, 2012 - linkWell I would really much like to see Samsung Spinpoint with 840 pro series technology as an cache... Pity that Samsung does not have HDD production any more. I trust my old spinpoint drives as much as Samsum 830 series and if 840 is as good, it would have been an happy marriage... Reply
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A MAN who caused havoc across Malvern and beyond breached a criminal anti-social behaviour order two days after it was imposed.
The order - or CRASBO - was imposed on Gareth Forsythe, aged 34, of Wells Road, when he appeared at Worcester Magistrates Court last Friday, February 28.
But on Sunday, March 2, he showed up at the Nag's Head pub in Bank Street and drank a bottle of wine, which he then threw on the floor, shouting and swearing and refusing to leave.
He was back before the same court on Monday, March 3, where he admitted breaching his CRASBO and committing a public order offence.
At Friday's hearing, West Mercia officers said Forsythe had moved to Worcestershire from Ireland where he was well known to police, and he attracted police attention locally after approaching a schoolgirl in March 2013.
In June 2013 he was arrested in London after his behaviour on the Underground caused concern and in January this year he was arrested in Malvern after taking a bottle of wine off a shelf in Waitrose and drinking it there and then.
In other incidents, he abused shop staff in Worcester and Malvern, smashed a window at the Great Malvern Hotel after being refused further drinks, walked into oncoming traffic, and climbed onto the roof of Great Malvern railway station.
Magistrates granted a two-year CRASBO banning him from using foul language and threatening behaviour, and entering the Foley Arms, the Great Malvern, Ask restaurant, and Waitrose.
He also admitted criminal damage, resisting arrest and a public order offence from an incident when he jumped on a car and punched the windows.
He was given a 12-month community order with supervision and alcohol treatment programme, and ordered to pay £500 to the car driver.
At Monday's court appearance, the order was changed to 18 months, and the CRASBO varied to include a ban from the Nag's Head.
PC Dave Wise said: "Police gave Forsythe every opportunity to amend his behaviour. However he chose to ignore verbal advice and a formal warning letter.
"He could have been jailed for up to five years for breaching the CRASBO, and was extremely lucky not to get a custodial sentence.
"He hopefully has now realised that we are keeping a very close eye on him, and should he keep flouting it, he will find himself back in court and inevitably at some point in prison."


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1933-39: In 1938 Mario began practicing law in Milan. But later that year, Mussolini's government issued "racial" laws that prevented Mario from continuing to practice. Mario moved to Paris and began a new career as a pianist. In August 1939 he returned to Italy to renew his visa. On September 1, while he was there, Germany invaded Poland and two days later France declared war on Germany. Mario was detained in Italy.
1940-44: Mario worked in Bologna with a Jewish service agency, helping refugees. In July 1943 Mussolini was overthrown and German forces occupied Italy. The Jews in Bologna were sent to a German transit camp at Fossoli di Carpi. For some, the destination of the transports out of Fossoli di Carpi was not a secret--"Auschwitz" had been written in chalk on one of the railway cars. In March 1944 Mario was deported to Auschwitz.
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Join us at Cloudera's offices in Palo Alto, CA, for a day of pre-Strata Conference data hacking!
You'll be using Cloudera Impala, the open-source real-time query engine for Apache Hadoop, to hack on a rich public data set. After forming teams, you'll compete to see whose project will earn enough votes to win the data-hacking trophy for the day. All members of the winning team will get free hard copies of Eric Sammer's O'Reilly book, Hadoop Operations. (Plus, you'll have bragging rights for a good long time!)
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Seven women were 'beguiled' by conman Ashley Potter into a mobile phone scam which involved three staff of a High Street store chain, including a man who now lives in Malmesbury, a court heard.
The women were talked into signing contracts with Phones 4U after Potter promised they would get two free phones and cash and would not have to pay a penny.
The racket at the Phones 4U store in Cheltenham cost the company £6,400 in cash and phones which were handed to the women by staff who had become embroiled in Pottery's web of deceit.
Two of the women were in relationships with Potter during the course of the scam but that did not stop him duping them as well, Gloucester Crown Court was told.
Prosecutor Alan Fuller said each of the women was unaware that they were signing up for phone contracts that would cost them £50 a month when they went to the shop at Potter's behest.
They left with new iPhones and Blackberries, as well as cashback of £200-300 each, but later discovered they were tied up in the contracts even though Potter had said there were no strings attached to the deal.
Potter, 29, of Blackbird Avenue, Innsworth, Gloucestershire, admitted defrauding all seven women and was given a 12-month jail sentence, suspended for two years, and ordered to do 200 hours of unpaid work.
James Tsolakis, 23, a former soldier who fought in Afghanistan, formerly of Cirencester but now of Oaksey Golf Course, Malmesbury, admitted six similar charges and was given a six-month jail term, suspended for a year, and ordered to do 150 hours of unpaid work.
He had been a salesman in the Cheltenham shop who dealt with most of the women brought in by Potter and went along with the scam.
Gary Rossiter, 41, of Serin Close, Kidderminster, the shop manager, and deputy manager Dean Carter, 28, of Swindon Close, Cheltenham, each admitted one similar fraud charge.
They were each given community orders of 12 months and told to do 150 hours of work.
Judge William Hart told Potter it had been a 'mean spirited little fraud'.
He said: "These women were beguiled by you, Potter, into thinking they were getting a deal which in other circumstances they might have thought was too good to be true."
Referring to the three shop workers, the judge added: "As so often happens when there is one bad apple others become corrupted as well."
Alan Fuller, prosecuting, had told the court the women victims included Potter's then girlfriend Danielle Glencairn-Campbell. She needed to raise some money towards a holiday and he told her about the deal, which would give her two new phones and cashback.
She was served at the shop by Tsolakis, who did not give her any explanation of the terms of the deal.
"He assured her it would not cost her a penny," Mr Fuller said.
"She was given an iPhone, a Blackberry, £280 cash back and a £50 trade-in figure.
"She got £100 of the cash and both phones were given to Potter. He then gave her a further £60 from the sale of one phone and later another £40.
"When she started receiving bills, Potter became increasingly difficult to contact and the relationship clearly died."
Ms Glencairn-Campbell had introduced a friend to the scam and she fell victim to it despite being very sceptical, Mr Fuller said.
Another of Potter's later girlfriends also suffered the same treatment.
After the scam was uncovered, Tsolakis and Carter told police that it had given them a golden opportunity to boost their sales at a time when they were under pressure to meet high targets.
Rossiter accepted that he had continued to allow Potter to come to the shop even after he suspected what he was doing, He had allowed profits to rule his head, he said.
Mr Fuller said Potter had been jailed for nine months in 2008 for a fraud whcih involved deceiving a woman into helping him.
For Potter, solicitor Joe Maloney said the woman who fell victim to the scam were guilty of 'gullibility and greed'.
The women had admitted that they suspected there was something 'dodgy' or 'odd' about the deals but went along with them anyway, he said.
Potter accepted he had duped the women, Mr Maloney said, but he added: "Generally people should know you get nothing for nothing. You have to pay."
The offences happened in 2011 and Potter had not offended again since then, he said.
In fact Potter had found a job in January last year with employers who were aware of the offences and was doing well.
For Tsolakis, Nicola Berryman said he had served four years in the army including time in Afghanistan before starting work for Phones 4U. He had felt very uncomfortable about being involved in the scam, she said.
For Carter, solicitor Lloyd Jenkins said: "He got involved in the web of deceit spun by Ashley Potter. He says he turned a blind eye."
David Harris for Rossiter said that as a father of three he was petrified at the thought of going to prison because of the effect it would have on his wife and children. Rossiter has been unable to find new work since, he added.


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Mother's Day is less than a month away (May 12, if you need a reminder!), and if you are looking to do something extra special for Mom this year, it's time to start planning.
Not only did Mom raise you, but she probably acted – or is currently – as head wedding coordinator for your special day, assisting with everything from addressing envelopes to helping with table seating. Take this Mother's Day to share your gratitude with a gift that lets Mom know how much you appreciate everything she does.
1. Make an album she'll cherish forever
She may have seen your wedding photos already, but pulling the very best images into one beautiful parents' album will create a brag book Mom can share with her friends. Try to choose photos that will speak to her – a shot of her dancing, your father's speech, or the cutting of the cake are all great memories.
2. Create a daily reminder of your love
A family photo from your wedding day is the perfect shot to put on a photo mug. If you live far away, this gift is a daily reminder of your love as your mother sips her morning tea.
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A photo gift makes a stunning present for Mom to display in her home. Family shots, or a photo of you and your mother, are the best to display here.
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The Old Apartment Lisbon is situated in the historic center of Lisbon in Lisbon, the Baixa in the Shoemakers Street.
It is completely refurbished and equipped with every comfort and quality.
The apartment consists of a bedroom with a double bed, a bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, a balcony and a room with a sofa that turns into a bed for two people. The accommodation offers a microwave, toaster, washing machine, fridge, TV, stereo, cable, DVD, Wi-Fi for free.
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Note: for all the bookings after September we offer one (1) breakfast at Confeitaria Nacional. Founded in 1829 it has belonged to the same family for five generations. A very good experience. Enjoy it!!!
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We spent 3 nights here; really a fabulous place to stay!
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Sills, 13, commits to USC
By Mark Saxon
David Sills, a 13-year-old quarterback from Bear County, Del., has committed to play at USC, according to his private quarterback coach, Steve Clarkson.
ESPN.com's Shelley Smith reported that Sills, a seventh-grader, has verbally accepted a scholarship offer from Trojans coach Lane Kiffin. Sills plays at Red Lion Christian Academy. His coach, Eric Day, confirmed the decision in the Delaware News Journal.
"I'm very excited, but I was very, very nervous," Sills said in the News Journal report. "It was very cool, but my heart was beating so fast and I was scared. But after it was over, I was so excited and pumped."
Sills' team was in the Los Angeles area to play a couple of games last November.
The monitoring of players as young as Sills is relatively new to college football, but basketball coaches have been doing it for years. Two years ago, Washington coach Ty Willingham admitted he had offered a scholarship to receiver Kasen Williams, a high school freshman.


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"The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department prides itself on being a field organization," said TPW Commission Chairman Peter M. Holt. "Most of our employees work outside of the Austin headquarters. Not surprisingly, that's also where most of our stakeholders are."
Holt noted that interested citizens often make the drive to Austin from far-flung corners of the Lone Star State. He said that taking the annual public hearing — in which citizens can speak to commissioners about any issue related to the department — on the road is one way to make government more transparent and responsive.
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Raising Awareness for Rare Disease…One Cape at a Time
Date: 06/03/2013
If you search the Internet for the origin of the "superhero cape," as I just did, you might find yourself lost in a cyber-sea of Superman quotes, Twilight-tween tweets, and an oddly expansive selection of Zorro fan pages and Batman vs. Green Lantern public debates. I suppose now I am well equipped with unique and witty cocktail party conversation – particularly on Halloween – but more importantly, I am also certain that the superhero cape, regardless of its origin – has grown into a universally iconic symbol, summed up in single word: adventure.
For Robyn Rosenberger, founder of "Tiny Superheroes", life, lately, has been nothing less. I had the great pleasure of speaking with this unlikely seamstress, who is quickly becoming an icon in her own right.
"I am not a seamstress by any stretch," Robyn said when describing her epiphanic moment. "During the summer of 2012, I made three capes. One for my son, my nephew and my dog – just out of the blue, just for fun, and they loved it." That same summer she had also been following the blog, Blessed by Brenna – a weekly chronicle, authored by a young mother who happened to be an old schoolmate of Robyn's husband – and who had also just given birth to a baby affected with Harlequin ichthyosis.
Then, one day while perusing the Blessed by Brenna blog, it happened -- the "Aha" moment that would change Robyn's life….
"Brenna needs a superhero cape because she is truly extraordinary!" Robyn thought as she rolled up her sleeves and began to assemble the fourth little cape she had ever sewn in her life.
However, when the story of Brenna's cape broke in the blogosphere on both Robyn and Brenna's blogs, it was as if the whole world was watching. Unbeknownst to Robyn, when she had sewn that last little stitch on Brenna's little cape, she had also begun the thread of something truly extraordinary herself - an organization that would empower children affected by rare disease all over the world.
"We decided to set up a page on our blog where we could take nominations for the next Tiny Superhero to receive a cape." Her blog, Tiny Superheroes, now receives nearly 20 nominees a day, from a vast range of rare genetic disease communities, the world over.
"We seem to have a lot of interest from the ichthyosis community. It has been so wonderful getting to know these kids. And what's been really amazing is that the children are all so different, so special in their own way."
Tiny Superheroes has been featured on Today.com, Fox News, Evening Magazine and the Huffington Post. But the most surprising fact? The entire organization officially opened its doors just four months ago, in January of 2013. "Now we're even getting messages from people all over the world who'd like to volunteer and help us sew capes. I'm trying to figure it all out as it comes – it's really incredible how quickly it's grown - but it seems to be all working so far."
The second most surprising fact? In those mere four months, Robyn, and a small army of volunteers, have sewn nearly 500 capes – (although Robyn alone sewed 300 of them!)
Admittedly, this was not a lifelong dream of Robyn's, as she had no experience, nor grandiose vision of one day helping to raise awareness for rare diseases. "It's like the kids chose me, and it's taken on a life of its own. I feel so privileged and I couldn't be happier about where everything is going."
By all accounts, the kids chose well.
However, Robyn now knows that she may not have been chosen to simply sew hundreds and hundreds of tiny capes. "What I realized is that this work can help kids raise awareness for their own disease - which is really powerful. It's much more than giving them a cape. It's letting these kids know they can change the world. And I believe they can."
And there you have it – no searching, nor super power, necessary. Sometimes a hero really does just…come along.
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WINTER PARK, Fla. – Collecting an SSC-high nine first-place votes, the Saint Leo women's soccer team was selected to finish second in the Sunshine State Conference Preseason Poll, it was announced Wednesday.
The Lions, who enter the year ranked No.23 in the nation in the latest NSCAA Top-25 poll, compiled 163 points, finishing three total points behind Rollins for the top spot.
Saint Leo welcomes 13 returning players, including five starters, from the squad that won the program's first-ever outright SSC title last season. The Lions will, nevertheless, also look to fill the void left by five departed All-SSC players, including the SSC Player of the Year, Cassie Barbaresi.
Leading the way for Saint Leo will be sophomore forward Ari Foreman, who was named the SSC Freshman of the Year after posting four goals and three assists in her debut season.
Tampa took the third spot with 154 points and four first-place nods. Nipping on the Spartans' heels was Florida Tech with 147 points and two first-place votes.
Lynn gathered 110 points to settle into the No. 5 slot in the poll. Nova Southeastern was sixth with 82 points.
Florida Southern (65), Barry (61), and Eckerd (24) rounded out the poll.
The top four teams were separated by just 19 points, and each of those squads received first-place votes.
The poll was conducted among the league's head women's soccer coaches and sports information directors.
Rank – Team, Points (1st Place Votes)
1 – Rollins, 166 (3)
2 – Saint Leo, 163 (9)
3 – Tampa, 154 (4)
4 – Florida Tech, 147 (2)
5 – Lynn, 110
6 – Nova Southeastern, 82
7 – Florida Southern, 65
8 – Barry, 61
9 – Eckerd, 24