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Baked White Fish with Pine Nut,Parmesan, and Basil Pesto Crust.
(You can use the label Low-Glycemic Recipe Round-Ups to see all the posts like this one.)
Phase One Appetizers and Condiments
Garlic Pepper Almonds from Life's Ambrosia
White Bean Cilantro Dip from My Columbian Recipes (eat with veggie dippers for South Beach Diet)
Uncle Wil's Chimichurri Amarillo from The Naptime Chef
Garlic Hummus from Creatively Domestic (eat with veggie dippers for South Beach Diet)
Goat Cheese Stuffed Piquillo Peppers from Running with Tweezers
Chimichurri Sauce from Use Real Butter
Phase One Salads and Salad Dressings
Cucumber, Onion, and Parsley Salad with Feta Cheese from Kalyn's Kitchen
Tomato, Eggplant, and Bocconcini Salad from The Culinary Chase (use low-fat mozzarella or Bocconcini for South Beach Diet)
Grilled Lettuce Salad from Betwitching Kitchen
Tomato and Olive Salad from The Dabble (skip the sugar or use Splenda for South Beach Diet)
Cold Lemon Asparagus Salad from Daily Unadventures in Cooking (skip the sugar or use Splenda for South Beach Diet)
White Bean and Radish Salad from Thyme for Cooking
Asparagus Salad a la Naturelle from Bella Baita
Asparagus and Pecorino Salad from Leite's Culinaria (use lemon zest instead of marmalade for South Beach Diet)
Fresh Green Bean Salad from Trini Gourmet
Chicken and Radish Salad with Creamy Avocado Dressing from Chocolate and Zucchini
Chickpea and Tuna Salad from Nami Nami
Aunt Trish's Salad Dressing from The Pioneer Woman Cooks (skip the sugar or use Splenda for South Beach Diet)
Phase One Soups, Stews, and Chilis
Spicy Red Fish Stew from Kalyn's Kitchen
Ground Chicken (or turkey) and Chickpea Curry Stew with Yogurt and Cilantro from Kalyn's Kitchen
Chili los Mariscos from Cara's Cravings (skip the chips for South Beach Diet)
Black Bean Soup with Ro-Tel from Soup Chick
Summer Gazpacho from Budget Bytes
Two Garlic Soup from Food Stories (don't serve over bread for Phase One)
Phase One Vegetables and Side Dishes
How to Roast Whole Artichokes from Pinch My Salt
Oven-Baked Eggplants with Pesto from Lucullian Delights
Grilled Vegetables from Our Life in the Kitchen
Mixed Lentil Dal from Lisa's Kitchen (use olive oil instead of butter or ghee for South Beach Diet)
Warm Black-Eyed Peas with Yogurt and Ginger from A Veggie Venture (use low-fat yogurt for South Beach Diet)
Cauliflower "Chicken Fried Rice" from Stephen Cooks (skip carrots and use edamame instead of peas for Phase One)
Julie Sahni's Bihari Green Beans Masala from The Wednesday Chef (use light coconut milk for South Beach Diet)
Sesame Kale from In Good Taste
Grilled Asparagus with Roasted Red Pepper Aioli from Rookie Cookie
Roasted Cauliflower with Garam Masala from Stephen Cooks
Ottolenghi's Fried Beans with Sorrel, Feta, and Sumac from David Lebovitz
Blanched Asparagus with Almonds, Shallots, and Lemon from Not Eating Out in New York
Un-Refried Beans in the Crockpot from Prudence Pennywise (don't use optional bacon grease or bacon for South Beach Diet)
Spicy Green Beans with Ginger and Garlic from The Perfect Pantry
Phase One Meat, Chicken, or Fish Entrees
Baked White Fish with Pine Nut,Parmesan, and Basil Pesto Crust from Kalyn's Kitchen
Salmon Patties from Kalyn's Kitchen
Mustard, Lemon, and Coriander Grilled Chicken Breasts with Lemon-Basil Vinaigrette from Kalyn's Kitchen
Chicken Sanpete Kabobs from Kalyn's Kitchen
Seared Scallops with Chimichurri Dressing from Cookin' Canuck
Grilled Tuna Kebabs from Simply Recipes
Roast Beef from Katkonation (choose a roast with less than 10% fat for South Beach Diet)
Grilled Shrimp with Lime and Cilantro from Daily Unadventures in Cooking
Shrimp and Asparagus over White Bean Puree from An Oregon Cottage (use olive oil instead of butter for South Beach Diet)
Fish with Lemon Balm Pesto from Opulent Cottage
Kafta Kebabs from Chico's Kitchen
Chicken with Tomatoes, Peppers, and Feta from Chow Bella
Sausage, Peppers, and Onions from Simply Recipes (use turkey Italian Sausage and skip the wine for Phase One)
Chicken Stuffed Poblano Peppers from AskGeorgie.com
Baked Salmon with Baby Fennel, Mustard, and Tarragon from TasteFood
Grilled Tandoori Chicken from Closet Cooking (use low-fat yogurt for South Beach Diet)
Balsamic Marinated Flank Steak from Madeline's Adaptations
Perfectly Baked Fish en Papillote from Simply Sugar and Gluten Free
Phase One Vegetarian or Meat-Free Entrees
Mixed Lentil Dal from Lisa's Kitchen (use olive oil instead of butter or ghee for South Beach Diet)
Warm Black-Eyed Peas with Yogurt and Ginger from A Veggie Venture (use low-fat yogurt for South Beach Diet)
Falafel from Food Bridge
Ottolenghi's Fried Beans with Sorrel, Feta, and Sumac from David Lebovitz
Zucchini "Pasta" with Parsley Almond Pesto from Pro Bono Baker
Basil Grilled Tofu with Okra, Red Peppers, and Portobellas from Manifest Vegan
Chana Masala (Chickpea Curry) from Daily Unadventures in Cooking
Phase One Breakfasts
Mini Greek Frittatas from Healthy Green Kitchen
Roasted Asparagus Frittata from Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef
Garden Omelet from AskGeorgie.com
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Japan will have Gundam. China will have cheap knock-offs. America will have Metal Gear.
- Hatsune Miku English Version Announced:
We are Vocaloid. Lower your Firewalls and surrender your computers. We will add your musical and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to listen to us. Resistance is futile.
- Panty & Stocking: "My Name is Panty, & I Love Having S*x!":
*EX… I've got it! REX! This anime will have Metal Gear in it!
- Apple Sued Over iPhone 4's Dodgy Antenna:
It's a hardware problem. Apple made the choice to have the antennae on the outside. Note the small gap in the metal side on the bottom left side of the phone. That's the gap between the antenna, and when you hold it in a certain way you hand acts as a bridge between the two antenna, causing it to work on a different wavelength than it should. TL;DR, hardware not software. http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9178503/Hardware_expert_explains_iPhone_4_antenna_problem
- Top 10 Scariest Video Game Enemies:
A good way to kill just about anything is to have full stealth and unarmed/melee, equip the Chinese stealth armour and your favourite close range weapon (or even just your fists) and then just sneak everywhere. Had a Super Mutant Overlord run right into me after attacking him him and he didn't even notice, just kept looking for what was attacking him until I punched him to death. The other mutants nearby didn't even notice what was going on.

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THE SQL Server Blog Spot on the Web
In a recent SQL Down Under show with Jessica Moss, we discussed the need for reports on reporting services itself.
Tim Schmidt from Data Aspects pointed out the following set of reports: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms161561(SQL.90).aspx.
He noted that they are installed as part of the SQL Server samples at:
<drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\<version>\Samples\Reporting Services\Report Samples\Server Management Sample Reports
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Not that useful, but amusing to see stats reports
Do remember to setup the SSIS package as SQL job (last step)
otherwise there'll be no data nor bar charts to impress you :)
Take a look at another set of free SSRS reports that work with SQL Server Reporting Services database. View screenshots and download the report pack from http://www.rbreporting.com/ssrs_reports.htm
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COLLINGWOOD wants to have a 24-hour Collingwood-devoted football channel operating within the next five years.
In revealing the club's monstrous profit, Collingwood chief executive Gary Pert said the club planned to put more resources into providing more its own media "content" for fans.
The club would invest in studios, cameras and other media "facilities" as it sought to create that new "content, specific for members and supporters."
Collingwood features on a Foxtel show, "the Club," which lasts for half an hour each week on the football-devoted channel and focuses on people and players behind the scenes. Pert said the club "eventually" wanted to upscale to a 24-hour channel that was devoted to the club.
"I'd like to think within the next five years," said Pert, when asked how long this would take to come to fruition.
"The Club" is among Fox Footy's better rating programs, attracting an average of about 80,000 viewers each week.


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WHAT a couple of races we have coming up in the US and Brazil to decide the winner of this year's drivers' title. Sebastian Vettel, in my view, is the marginal favourite, and I say that without any bias given my connection to Red Bull. He has to be. Not only does he hold a 10-point advantage over Alonso, Red Bull has generally had the faster car all year.
But it is only marginal. Fernando Alonso is a teak-tough competitor and I have a feeling these last two races could get a bit dirty; a bit more ''street''. The Spaniard is as streetwise as they come. Fernando wants to go to war, wants this to become a battle of wits as much as machines. He is trying to unsettle Seb, while at the same time exuding confidence and serenity. He has even taken to quoting samurai philosophy in his post-race interviews.
There is another reason Fernando may feel encouraged. The return to form of Lewis Hamilton and McLaren in Abu Dhabi means Red Bull is no longer guaranteed pole. We don't know whether that will still be the case in Austin next week, since the formula one circus has never been there before, but we do know that Seb's success in recent races has been based on him getting out in front and controlling the race. If he is further back, not only does he risk getting caught up in an incident, he is also more vulnerable to attacks from drivers using DRS.
One thing is for sure, whichever of them prevails he will have earned the right to be called a triple world champion: Fernando for having maximised every single opportunity available to him this year, for making virtually no errors, for consistently outperforming the car, for never giving up; and Seb, for withstanding the pressure Fernando is applying by the bucketload and for proving himself time and again.
Sunday's race was a prime example. To be relegated to the back of the grid, through no fault of your own, with all your detractors saying you can't race and it's all about the car, and then to battle back and finish on the podium, is pretty special.
I'm not buying this ''he got lucky'' baloney. Yes, things fell nicely for Seb with the two safety cars. But Jenson Button had similar fortune in Canada last year and everyone agreed his was a brilliant drive. Seb had such a positive mindset on Sunday, he was so aggressive, it was a case of luck favouring the brave. Nor am I buying this argument that it was unfair because Red Bull was able to make substantial changes to the car's set-up after qualifying. The rules are the same for everyone.
It was no surprise that the top four places all went to world champions. Had Lewis not retired it would have been five world champions in the top five. The cream, as ever in formula one, rises to the top.
The race for the drivers' title could hardly be closer or more tantalisingly poised.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - A man who told police he was so intoxicated he doesn't remember the altercation is accused of stabbing another man to death behind a Southside laundromat last month.
Two hours before police found 57-year-old Earl Griffin dead behind a coin laundry in the strip mall at the corner of Southside and Beach boulevards, police arrested Charles Reeder, 40, on charges of disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest without violence. According to that arrest report, Reeder was reported to be begging for money from people inside the laundromat earlier that night.
During his arrest that night, Reeder talked about how bad his life was and asked the arresting officer several times to "blow his brains out."
After the autopsy report showed Griffin died of multiple sharp force injuries to the head and neck, Reeder was interviewed again. Police say Reeder admitted he and the victim could have been in an altercation that led to Griffin's death, "but he does not remember."
Reeder was arrested Wednesday and charged with murder.
Police say both Griffin and Reeder were transients.
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Autism Awareness Month
Helping a Friend Affected by Autism
Embrace a mother who needs to stay connected
–Kim Stagliano
April is Autism Awareness Month. And with autism now affecting 1 in 97 boys, chances are you have a friend or family member with a child on the spectrum. Do you ever wonder, "Gee, how can I help?" but aren't sure where to start? Oh ho! Let me help you!
Think about how wonderfully women mobilize to help when a friend has a baby or (heaven forbid) becomes gravely ill. Dinners show up at the door. Kids are invited over for play dates so Mom can rest. Now apply those acts of kindness to your friend with an autistic child.
Give your friend a gift certificate for a manicure or a massage and tell her you're coming over to watch her child for two hours. Don't timidly ask, "Would you like me to watch Janey?" She'll turn you down, thinking it might be too much to ask. Tell her your time is part of the gift. Two hours in autism-time is like a week's vacation, trust me.
And the manicure or massage will be a luxury most autism Moms forego to pay for the incredible expenses of autism and/or simply because time is at a premium.
Another great gift idea is a bookstore gift card. Two quiet hours with a new book and a cup of coffee in a bookstore would be sheer heaven!
If you're nervous about watching her child (maybe you've seen some behaviors or don't know quite what to expect) I suggest go to her house for the two hours, and leave your own children at home with Dad or with a friend. The child with autism is most comfortable at home, in familiar surroundings.
Heck, if you offered to come to my house? I'd flip on the TV for two hours or let my kids use the computer for two hours while you held down the fort. I'd make it easy for you to watch them, I'd be so grateful for the break.
And don't forget the siblings of an autistic child – they need some TLC too. The stress in the household doesn't pass them by. Invite the sister or brother to the movies or for a play date at your house. Mom will appreciate the gesture as much as the child.
Autism can make for a lonely life as you watch your friends' children develop and grow while your own child struggles. By reaching out to your friend with a child on the spectrum, you can wrap your arms around a Mom who needs to stay connected.
You can turn mere awareness into action. I hope you will.
In addition to writing for Betty Confidential, Kim writes for The Huffington Post, is Managing Editor of Age of Autism, the nation's first daily Web newspaper of the autism epidemic, and has own blog called Kim Stagliano. Kim also has multiple projects in progress with her literary agent in New York.


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We believe that our quality people and the quality products that we market enhance the quality of life of patients and consumers throughout the world. Our achievements are possible due to the diligent efforts and complete dedication of these employees and our employees worldwide.
Part of what makes us successful is that as a company, we constantly analyze where we are today and where we need to be tomorrow. Teva USA's management philosophy is to develop leaders and their associates so that they may achieve professional and career success in the pharmaceutical business.
It is in this spirit that we provide our employees with many training and development opportunities necessary to cultivate and improve their skills, enhancing their career potential and growth. Teva USA views continuing education and development as the means to acquire the tools and techniques necessary to keep its employees and the organization in the forefront of leadership and good business practice.
Teva USA's future as the leader in the generic pharmaceutical industry hinges on both our individual and collective abilities. For these reasons, we rely on our diversity, creative solutions, teamwork and commitment to quality and customer service, which have built a tradition of customer satisfaction, value and profitability.
At Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, in addition to hard work, we also believe in having fun. We reinforce this belief through the events and activities that we sponsor. Company activities include an Easter Egg Hunt, a well-attended company picnic, and an annual Halloween pumpkin-carving contest. We also have an Activities Committee that organizes trips to local sporting events, short day trips, and theatre events. For the sports-minded, we have clubs to join such as running clubs and ski clubs. There's at least one activity or club to suit each and every employee!
As an organization, Teva is active in the community, involved in everything from sponsoring local theatre groups, sports teams and school programs, to donating medicines for humanitarian relief work around the globe.
Teva USA has an individual spirit of giving. Throughout the year employees participate in a variety of community enrichment drives. For example, the American Red Cross is welcomed here for organized Blood Drives. Employees also make contributions to various on-site programs such as food and clothing drives and children's gift-giving programs.


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BRADFORD on Avon rower Mike Lawrence is hoping to thrust himself all the way into the international fold, just a few years after almost walking away from the sport.
The 20-year-old, who is currently studying medical science at Oxford Brookes University, was the fastest U23 competitor in the men's single sculls event at the second of the GB rowing team's winter assessments in Boston last month.
Lawrence is set to return to Lincolnshire for another trial on February 15, with his ultimate aim a spot in the Great Britain team for July's U23 World Championships in Italy.
But it isn't the first time the Wiltshire paddler has been on the cusp of representing his country.
In 2011, the then-Monkton Combe School captain was preparing for the final trials ahead of the 2011 World Junior Championships, which took place at Dorney Lake, Eton, before a freak rugby injury curtailed his chances, leading to a chronic lung problem that would plague him for more than two years.
"Not long before the last part of the trials, I got smacked in the face with a rugby ball, which I think broke my nose," said Lawrence.
"It made it really hard to breathe for a while and I had to have an operation to clear my airways.
"Just before boat selection, I got really ill and had ended up missing out, meaning that my chance of going to the junior worlds was gone.
"I developed some kind of lung problem and the doctors have never been able to figure out what it was.
"I've been in and out of hospital to have all sorts of scans and I've been on antibiotics every few weeks pretty much ever since.
"It was only this month that I was given the all-clear. I didn't row again until I was convinced to pick it up again when I went to uni – I really did think about giving it up."
Having overcome his lung condition, Lawrence is now concentrating on making up for lost time and has his fingers crossed that he can thrust himself into a long-overdue Great Britain kit.
He added: "My first trial didn't go so well (Lawrence finished 38th in the U23 standings in November's first assessment).
"The second one was fantastic and I wasn't far behind people that have competed at the top level.
"The selection process is a long process and there's a long way to go, but hopefully I can end up getting myself through the rest of the trials because it would be great to get in."
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Report Details Steps to Boost Patient Safety
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TUESDAY, March 5 (HealthDay News) -- Experts estimate that many tens of thousands of people in the United States die each year from medical errors, unproven treatments, bad diagnoses and preventable problems such as bedsores. Now, a federal health care agency is urging the medical world to follow 10 strategies to improve safety for patients.
The strategies range from the straightforward -- keep hands clean -- to the complicated, including a series of measures to prevent pneumonia in people on ventilators. The agency also supports the use of checklists to prevent a variety of complications.
At first glance, the strategies seem fairly simple to implement because they mainly require changes in the protocol of treating patients. But it's not an easy task, said Dr. Rainu Kaushal, director of the Center for Healthcare Informatics and Policy at Weill Cornell Medical College, in New York City.
"Practicing medicine is complex and growing increasingly complex every day. This includes even simple patient safety measures such as hand washing. Understanding when hand hygiene needs to be performed and in what manner is more complicated than remembering to wash one's hands prior to eating," said Kaushal, who's familiar with the strategies listed in a report released Monday.
The report, from the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, was written by an international team of physicians and others who study medicine. The top 10 list of "Strongly Encouraged" strategies focuses on ways to prevent complications such as infections and blood clots.
A secondary list of "Encouraged" strategies addresses issues such as patient falls, bad drug interactions, radiation exposure and informed consent.
Here are some of the strategies from both lists:
This isn't the first time there's been a major focus on errors that kill or sicken patients. In 1999, a landmark Institute of Medicine report estimated that as many as 98,000 patients in the United States die each year in hospitals and other facilities because of medical errors.
So what's changed since then? Are fewer people dying?
"If you look at the global numbers, we haven't made a lot of progress," said report lead author Dr. Paul Shekelle, chief of internal medicine at VA West Los Angeles Medical Center and director of RAND's Southern California Evidence-based Practice Center.
Indeed, a 2010 New England Journal of Medicine study that analyzed North Carolina hospitals from 2002 to 2007 found little change in patient safety, with many patients harmed or even killed by their treatment.
But, Shekelle said, there's been progress in specific areas, such as preventing bloodstream infections from catheters. "We always want things to go faster than they do," he said. "It was only 1999 when the very concept of patient safety was recognized as being of importance, and we've come a long way in 13 to 14 years."
Now, Shekelle said, it's clear how to prevent many medical mishaps. And it's not a matter of just applying common sense, he said: Strong leadership is needed, and in some cases, like injuries from falls, "you've got to change the attitude that everybody falls, and there's nothing you can do about it."
Will it be costly to embrace these strategies? Kaushal said they're cheaper than adopting other ways of improving safety, like new technology. And better patient safety saves money over time by decreasing time in the hospital, among other things, she added.
"Technology is a powerful way to systematically change practices, but those included in this list are generally behavioral and/or staffing practices, which are more prone to variation and require leadership to implement change," Kaushal explained.
The report appears in the March 5 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine.
SOURCES: Rainu Kaushal, M.D., M.P.H, director, Center for Healthcare Informatics and Policy, and professor of medical informatics, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York City; Paul Shekelle, M.D., Ph.D., chief of internal medicine, VA West Los Angeles Medical Center, and director, RAND's Southern California Evidence-based Practice Center; March 5, 2013, Annals of Internal Medicine


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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation on A9TV dated October 4th, 2013
Adnan Oktar: The Qur'an is also the Book of being wise. Many topics are explained over and over in the Qur'an, that is because a unique purity prevails in the Qur'an. I mean the Qur'an does not describe wisdom and reason in an intricate system; it is pure and simple. There are repetitions in more than half of the Qur'an and that is to have a better understanding of the Qur'an. Consequently God explains the neat and simple rules of reason to us. When you put those rules into practice you become very wise and very consistent; otherwise these people we sometimes come across in the streets, people we sometimes see in some certain places come up; people crying, people in sorrow, people shouting and screaming, people who are suspicious, people who are disloyal, who are unfaithful, people who can never trust anyone, people who constantly ruin themselves with intense suspicions, people who harm the society they are living in. Majority of the people turn out to be like this, only rarely they end up being anything on the contrary. This is how they mostly end up. And the other rare ones are either coincidences or are people who have somehow learnt the good manners of Islam from one aspect and that is the reason why they turn out to be like that. That is why people who read the Qur'an should know that in every single verse they read, they would have a better understanding of the profundity of reason. This is also valid for the Torah and that is why Jews are reading the Torah day and night. Most of them end up becoming nearsighted because of reading too much. But that develops their brains amazingly, Jews are very intelligent because of that. They constantly look for secrets of the Torah and they constantly contemplate. They constantly try to find out and understand the profundity and the divine secrets explained in the Torah. Consequently their brains and their morality and personality develop.


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AnandTech Mobile Show at CES 2014 Video Live Nowby Anand Lal Shimpi on 1/13/2014 1:55 AM EST
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Pfffman - Thursday, January 09, 2014 - linkExcellent. Will check out after work.
Anand, is there any news/update on getting a audio only version? Are there background reasons why they haven't been made available? Reply
Ryan Smith - Friday, January 10, 2014 - linkIt was just a matter of time; it takes some time to catalog these mobile shows and package them as podcasts. The podcast version (with time indices) has just been published.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7666/the-anandtech-p... Reply
Pfffman - Friday, January 10, 2014 - linkExcellent, thanks very much :D
Does having the audio only download affect how the metrics work in terms of revenue/popularity? Or will it continue to be provided as a "do the right thing and the people will come" mentality? Reply
Ryan Smith - Friday, January 10, 2014 - linkI don't want to put words in Anand's mouth, but when it comes to the last couple of mobile shows we've been at said trade show, which makes it difficult to get the time to also push a podcast out the door. Reply
Pfffman - Friday, January 10, 2014 - linkYep I can appreciate that Anand is usually pressed for time. Awesome to have it this time around.
My question didn't really get answered but I guess that information might not be available to share. Reply
sherlockwing - Thursday, January 09, 2014 - linkHave to say I prefer the audio only version as podcasts, much easier to listen when I am on the move. Reply
Sabresiberian - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkI much prefer video since I like to watch expressions as well as listen, but then I'm rarely mobile when I'm enjoying a podcast.
I don't have either a smart phone or tablet - or any other kind of mobile device - is it really such a problem to play a video on them and just listen to the podcast without watching it? Or is this just a data usage problem, mobile users dipping into their data plan allotment need as small a file as they can get? Reply
sherlockwing - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkA video podcast is completely frivolous and a waste of space when I am listening to it while driving. Reply
freedom4556 - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkYeah, I listen to these on my commute, and a video version would be a waste (mostly of cellular data, grrrr AT&T). Reply
freedom4556 - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkThe other thing is, a podcast is downloaded beforehand and listened to whenever, unlike a youtube stream, so we can get the podcast on WiFi and listen later. To my knowledge, there is not a video version available as a podcast, so it must be an iTunes/re-editing time issue. Reply
Kimdotno - Thursday, January 16, 2014 - linkLet me fix that for you: download an addon such as "1-click youtube video downloader" and save it as an audio file. Solved. Reply
Tanclearas - Monday, January 20, 2014 - linkI barely watch TV, let alone watch for "expressions" in a video that is basically just a couple of guys sitting in chairs talking to each other. I listen to my podcasts while working out (jogging, stairs, etc) and download the mp3. Having a video would mean the screen stays on, burning through my battery. Reply
hypopraxia - Friday, January 10, 2014 - link+1 for super-duper-cores.
next-next-gen: mondo-mega-super-fast-cores Reply
fteoath64 - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkIt is only interesting if Intel can implement a super-fast 64bit SoC with cutting edge gpu. For them targetting the mid-range then moving downwards seemed like a losing proposition as ARM keeps edging forward on the high-end mobile and tablet while its Eastern partners eats away the mid-range to low-end phones and tablets.
If Nvidia can do a successful comeback this year, the field is going to get much much harder for Intel. Intel should look into licensing the K1 core for its BayTrail chips just to ensure that Android x64 can survive or maybe thrive in future. At the rate Arm is catching up, it has a better chance of leading by a wider margin!. Reply
Gondalf - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkIt's only a matter of power consumption.
In this moment BayTrail is well enough for Intel proposals, it has a tiny power draw, a long battery life without many battery cells, a good Cpu performance and a SnapDragon 600 class GPU. It is the perfect SOC for slim Tablets and, in few months from now, slim and well portable phones.
The competitors are in a crazy game doing powerful SOCs yes !!! but very power hungry and pretty expensive to manufacture. IMO Snap 800, Snap 805, Tegra K1 all run out of gas in 28nm, their 5-7W power figure is a bad affair in handset and in tablet space too; all devices Snap 800 equipped are a disaster under load, their battery goes to the hell in a short time.
Tegra K1 obviously will be another failure for Nvidia, clearly it is a 20nm thinked device done in 28nm because TSMC is very very late....unfortunately, i cannot think about a serious mobile device this this little nuclear reactor in.
Intel will do a lot better in 14nm, especially in GPU. Reply
tipoo - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkIt ain't hardcore until it's hexacore, son. Reply
krumme - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkWhat a huge talent Anand have for that !
Impressive. Welcome to CNN. lol.
I really like how he is able pose follow up questions, and the general speed of it. And an inviting body language :) - just saw 8 min, looking forward to the rest. Could personalle use a more critical approach but thats probably a matter of taste and cultural differences. And i know its a difficult balance. Reply
sheh - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkThanks.
I don't usually watch much videos instead of reading, but there's something soothing about seeing two guys chatter about computer stuff. And with ties to boot! ;)
The audio was too low, at least on my laptop. It's not the ideal sound machine, but most things are perfectly audible on it. Reply
Lunyone - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkLike this type of video. Very informative and easier to discuss than trying to type it up with the same kind of details done verbally, IMHO. I would watch more of these kinds of reviews/news if you had them available. I don't usually follow the regular podcasts, but haven't really had too much time to listen to them. This video I just happened to see and had the time to view (at work :)). Reply
tipoo - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkBut one question remains unanswered, is Anand wearing the Vibram Five Fingers? Reply
melgross - Monday, January 13, 2014 - linkI prefer a choice, because sometimes they want to actually show something. I find it's more difficult to see it with just a voice feed. Reply
Drunk Muffin - Tuesday, January 14, 2014 - linkAmazing show as always guys.
It's nice to see nvidia finally devoting more die space to better suited cores at (hopefully) respective speeds, and hope that all other manufacturers follow suit. Lookinf forward to some real-world usage tests on those Denver and Kepler cores. Reply
tipoo - Wednesday, January 15, 2014 - linkWith all these claims that SoC GPUs are getting close to or surpassing in some ways the PS360 GPUs, what about the CPU side of it? It seems like CPUs would take longer to get there than GPUs.
And I agree that part of the limitation is controls, which is why I wish good wraparound controllers existed, to make phones and tablets a bit like the Wii U tablet controller. I think storage is also a bottleneck, after controls. Console games were hitting the limits of DVD-9 regularly, and tablets and phones still start at 8-16GB. Reply
Kenneth Qvarfordt - Thursday, January 16, 2014 - linkReally enjoyed this podcast. You guys are like the most knowledgeable out there. There are so many people in the industry but not many of them are as knowledgeable as you guys. So that really makes it interesting when you guys talk. Keep it up! Love the format too! You guys don't overcomplicate things! Reply
Polizei608 - Sunday, February 02, 2014 - linkFantastic video, great to hear about what's on the horizon and love the banter. A+ job as always guys Reply


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Estela Kersenbaum Olevsky has established a multi-faceted career as a recitalist, collaborative pianist and teacher.
As a solo pianist she has appeared with many international symphony orchestras including the National Symphony Orchestra and the Bach Festival Orchestra under the direction of Karl Richter in Buenos Aires, the Orquesta Sinfonica de Panama, the Janacek Philharmonic and the Bratislava Radio Orchestra in Czechoslovakia, the Gavle Symphonie in Sweden and the Schumann Philharmonie in Germany. She has presented piano recitals in musical centers such as the Vienna's Konzertverein, Amsterdam's Concertgebouw, Edinburgh University, New York's Weill Hall, Merkin Hall and Boston's Jordan Hall amongst others.
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Bridgwater Wolves U11 Warriors 1, Wembdon U11 Dragons 3
DRAGONS regained top spot in Division B by inflicting only the second defeat of the season on a very good Wolves team.
The Dragons team were almost unrecognisable from last week's defeat to Ruishton, pressuring Wolves at all times and producing a number of good goal scoring opportunities from Alfie Griffin, Kristian West and Will Stokes all forcing fine saves from the Wolves keeper within the first 10 minutes.
With the returning Kieron Lowery back in midfield for Dragons, it was only a matter of time before the opening goal with Will Stokes scoring directly from an inswinging corner that gave the keeper no chance - before more midfield pressure led to a Kieron Lowery free kick being turned in by Kristian West from close range to score Dragons' second.
Wolves kept up their attacking pressure forcing a fine save from Travis Moore and more good defence from Alfie Sampson and were very unlucky to see a free kick cleared by the head of Kristian West.
The second half saw both teams start brightly, with Alfie Griffin going close with a header and Wolves shooting just wide from a good attack down the left - before Bradley Hill scored the goal they deserved from close range after 13 minutes.
Dragons though kept their shape and good pressure down the left from Lewis Baker and a fine cross saw Marcus Sewell extend their lead with a fine left footed strike.
As both teams battled through the rest of the match, Alfie Griffin forced some good saves from the Wolves' keeper before the final whistle blew, to leave both teams waiting for a return match – which may well decide who wins the league.


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A summary of trading in key commodities markets overseas:
Brent oil hit a five-month high, driven mostly by geopolitical fears over Iran, but New York crude fell back as traders eyed the stronger dollar and falling equities.
Brent North Sea crude for March delivery on Thursday jumped to $US117.83 a barrel - the highest level since September 14. In later London Thursday afternoon deals, the contract stood at $US117.06, a rise of 33 US cents from Wednesday's closing level.
New York's main contract, light sweet crude for March fell 69 US cents to $US95.93 per barrel, erasing earlier gains as the US dollar rose against the euro after cautious remarks from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi.
Gold has fallen and silver has slumped to a one-week low, on pressure from a sharply higher US dollar after comments from European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi.
The most actively traded contract, for April delivery, on Thursday fell $US7.50, or 0.5 per cent, to settle at $US1,671.30 a troy ounce on the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. Silver for March delivery fell 1.5 per cent to $US31.403 an ounce, the lowest since January 31.
In comments at a press conference after the ECB's regular interest-rate decision, ECB President Mario Draghi explicitly mentioned the risks posed by the recent rise in the euro.
The currency's rise could limit inflation and slow economic growth there.
That caused traders to bet that the bank may hold off on deploying further easy-money policies.
Base metals closed lower on the London Metal Exchange (LM), losing ground in line with the euro following comments by European Central Bank (ECB) President Mario Draghi.
At the PM kerb close on Thursay, LME three-month copper was down 0.5 per cent at $US8,200 a metric ton. Tin was 0.1 per cent lower at $US24,675/ton.
The euro fell to a nearly two-week low against the US dollar Thursday after Draghi stressed the downside risks to the economic outlook and inflation, including the recent appreciation of the common currency.
Draghi made an explicit reference to the rise in the euro in his prepared remarks to a press conference, commenting that the currency's strength could weigh on the inflation outlook, even if the risks were broadly balanced in the medium term.
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HOME-FROM-HOME: A tranquil city hideaway
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|Bellevue Rd, EH7 4DG Edinburgh, 영국
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1. PROFILES: Please complete your profile with a photo & personal details - 'empty profile' requests cannot be accepted
2. Make a note of my ADDRESS and TELEPHONE number
3. DO NOT Rely on phone maps using post codes only! Use full address
4. AUGUST 2017 FESTIVAL PERIOD: Minimum booking is 2 persons / 2 nights
Welcome to Edinburgh! A tranquil city-center hideaway..
In these past 5 years I am delighted to have been able to share my home with many dozens of visitors from East and West:
Hong Kong * Japan * China * Singapore * Korea * Taiwan * Sri Lanka * Pakistan * India * Australia * New Zealand
* Norway * Sweden * Netherlands * Germany * Austria * Belgium *Switzerland * France * Italy * Greece * Spain *Iceland * Portugal * England * Ireland
* Canada * Chile * Brazil * USA
* Russia * Dubai *Morocco
Locals say it's like a big village - frequently you meet someone you know when you're out. There is much green space in the city, as well as the historical Old and New Towns. Every August the Arts Festivals attract half a million visitors from 'round the world to experience the festivities.
The guest room is in my flat, ideal for 1-3 persons,and up to 5 persons if needed - great for families and friends travelling together.
The garden flat is a 22-MINUTE WALK FROM WAVERLEY TRAIN STATION & PRINCES STREET, AND 30 MINUTES TO THE ROYAL MILE. There are many local bus services nearby. My home is in a relaxed setting hidden behind a tall gate 35m from the nearest street, surrounded by 110-m2 of private garden and a terrace with mature trees.
There are 3 single beds (a single and a bunk bed). For groups and families there are two extra mattresses with all bedding placed on the floor if required, **NOTE: FLOOR SPACE WITH EXTRA MATTRESSES IS VERY LIMITED. Families with children are welcome. All bedding and towels are included. There are a chest of drawers, writing desk/worktop, comfortable arm chair and closet. The room is just across the hall from the shared bathroom, my room is adjacent near the kitchen.
A Continental breakfast is included (Rolls/bread, jam, butter, coffee/tee, maybe fruit and/or muesli). GUESTS MAY USE THE KITCHEN, REFRIGERATOR AND WASHING MACHINE BY ARRANGEMENT PLEASE ASK. For 1-3 persons breakfast may be taken at the small half-round kitchen table 830-930, or by arrangement, and larger guest groups will have breakfast at the 200 year-old Scottish farm table in the lounge.
Oriental rugs scattered throughout on wool fitted carpets ensure a rich and cozy ambiance.
All linens/bedding/towels, wireless broadband, gas central heating, 'power-shower', hair dryer, washing machine and drying closet are provided. Children ( DISCOUNT for CHILDREN UNDER AGE 16, please ask at time of booking, under 5 years are free) and pets welcome. I am also gay-friendly. There is an extensive collection of photographic arts and Oriental carpet books, as well as maps and guides of Edinburgh and Scotland available.
• Wide range of cafes, restaurants, cinema & shopping . Edinburgh has an eclectic range of locally-owned shops (avoiding the mass-market identical chain stores found in every UK city), restaurants and so many delicatessens and coffee shops, not to mention pubs!
• Good bus transport very near extending throughout Edinburgh incl Service 100 from/to Airport the new TRAM
• Edinburgh is a very walkable place. It is an easy walk or bus to Princes Street, the Olde Town, Hollyrood Palace, Scottish Parliament, Royal Botanical Gardens, Museum of Scotland, National Gallery of Scotland, Museum of Modern Art, City Arts Centre, Hollyrood Queen's Gallery and Waverley Train Station all in central Edinburgh.
• Excellent international restaurants: Edinburgh offers it all.
• Parking: there is free on-street parking a 7-minute walk away or meter parking on the street, but which is free weekends Friday 1730-Monday 0830. I'm pleased to share with you my insights and tips about Edinburgh. I look forward to meeting you soon.
Beware UK rail prices which seem to have no logic. However with a little planning and knowledge you can very often travel much cheaper particularly long distance.
SPLIT-TICKETING: Longer journeys can often be less expensive by shopping carefully, buying in advance ON LINE, and breaking up your journey into 2, 3 or more segments, with tickets for each part of the journey,often at major junctions. Look online for "split ticketing". It is legal & usually worth the effort
To help you enjoy your stay, please observe the following guide:
• PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR ARRIVAL TIME IN ADVANCE. If you are delayed, please telephone. I will wait for your arrival up to one hour past your expected time if I must go out.
• no smoking inside please - garden outside is available, but dispose of butts in bin
• please place shoes in the shoe rack by the door
• please wash up dishes when finished, keep kitchen tidy
• usual common courtesies as house guests & reasonable hours are appreciated
• please keep showers to 10 minutes, 0700- 2300 (7am - 11pm)
Thank you
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Totalmente recomendable!
La habitación y el baño impecable, todo limpio muy ordenado, nada que envidiarle a un 3 estrellas, David es muy muy hospitalario, y además es una persona de mundo, por favor tómense 5 minutos para hablar con el de cualquier cosa, en cuanto al desayuno perfecto, fruta, te, jugó, mermelada, queso...
Ho alloggiato da David con altri tre miei amici per un viaggio di piacere a Edimburgo e girare la Scozia. David si è dimostrato subito disponibile fornendoci tutte le indicazioni stradali per raggiungere i migliori punti di interesse. La casa dista circa 20 minuti dal centro, ma è un ottimo punto base per girare a piedi tutta Edimburgo. Buona anche la colazione che consisteva in caffè, latte, yogurt, banane, pane, burro e marmellata. Se dovessi tornare a Edimburgo ci tornerei sicuramente, consigliato!
David is a perfect host, his place is visitor friendly, cosy and comfortable. Those who like an evening conversation after a day full of tourist activity will be fully satisfied. If one add a fantastic selection of classic, blues and jazz, the picture will be close to complete. The key factor is an unimitable atmophere.
David ist ein freundlicher und hilfsbereiter Gastgeber.Unsere beiden Motorräder wurden gestohlen und David unterstützte uns tatkräftig bei der Konversation mit der Polizei und den notwendigen Telefonaten um unsere Weiterreise zu bewältigen.Wir schätzen ihn sehr aufgrund seiner netten, ehrlichen Art und seiner selbstlosen Hilfsbereitschaft und können seine Unterkunft nur bestens empfehlen.
Nochmals vielen Dank David und liebe Grüsse von Gerhard, Iris und Andreas
Es war ein sehr angenehmer Aufenthalt. Ein sehr netter Gastgeber, der uns mit
Tipps weitergeholfen hat. Die Stadtmitte ist sehr gut zu Fuß erreichbar. Das Zimmer ist sehr gemütlich. Nach Davids Beschreibung war die Adresse vom Flughafen gut zu finden
We really enjoyed our stay with David. The room was clean, quiet and very accessible.It was close enough to the city centre to be within walking distance and just far enough out to have no traffic noise. Many thanks!
David was a very caring host. Although I took my Mom who was used to relatively hot weather to Edinburgh in winter time, David did his best to keep the room warm for us to have good night sleep. Everything in the house was neat and lovely, we really enjoy the stay. It was also very nice to know David himself as a very interesting and warm person.
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