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In this webinar, you will learn how to leverage HDL Coder to explore design choices tuned to specific speed and area constraints. Using HDL Coder, you can invoke several optimization features that allow you to share hardware resources for reduced area footprint and features that allow you to pipeline your design to improve the design's clock frequency.
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About the Presenter: Girish Venkataramani is the team lead for the HDL Optimizations and HW/SW Co-design group. He has been working on the HDL Coder product since 2007 and is the chief architect of the compiler infrastructure and HDL (speed/area) optimizations framework of the product. Prior to joining MathWorks, Girish worked on several research problems involving different C-to-HDL compiler tools. He holds a Ph.D. in electrical and computer engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, where he explored performance analysis and optimization problems within an asynchronous C-to-HDL compiler. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science from University of California Riverside.
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Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream
Christopher Alden's production may have pleased the critics but, argues Helen Wallace, he puts an ill-fitting concept ahead of the music
Director Christopher Alden was roundly booed on the opening night, as critics panted to pen their five-star reviews. It was a classic clash of responses. Paying punters felt cheated, rightly so: they'd had to witness the comic life being beaten out of Shakespeare's most magical comedy by a Big Idea. Critics salivated over the deadly cleverness of Alden's conceit, and its delicious literary and biographical possibilities.
But could those critics just imagine for one moment that this might be someone's first Midsummer Night's Dream? That one of those young people English National Opera (ENO) longs to attract had wandered into the theatre without a thorough knowledge of Britten's inner psyche? Dazed and confused wouldn't begin to cover it.
'On the eve of his wedding,' we are brazenly told in the synopsis, 'a man returns to his old school. Long-forgotten memories of his schooldays come back in the form of a dream.' The fact that this man is Theseus, and has to wander about the stage in aimless silence for the first two acts, taking his tie on and off, is just the first of the dramatic glitches.
The central conceit is that Oberon is a paedophile schoolmaster who grooms his 'fairies' with drugs to do his bidding, with Puck as the former favourite now replaced by the Changeling Boy. So far, so good: it's distasteful, but apt, to identify the composer himself with Oberon, a charismatic figure who loved young boys but tended to lose interest when they hit puberty.
And the fact that these fairies have become disaffected schoolboys in the 1960s, hooked on marijuana, finds a resonance in Britten's own feeling about their ambiguity: he was 'struck by a kind of sharpness in Shakespeare's fairies' and found Puck 'absolutely amoral and yet innocent'.
But while this idea worked on one level, it was laid onto the whole drama with the subtlety of a sledgehammer. If Oberon, excellently sung here by Iestyn Davies, is a gay schoolmaster, where does Tytania fit in? Poor Anna Christy had to play her as a sexually frustrated automaton who kicks poor old Bottom (Willard White) in a feeble dominatrix show, while singing her voluptuously tender arias of love. Not for the first time, the music and the drama clash horribly. In the all-male atmosphere, the appearance of school girls (Hermia and Helena, Tamara Gura and Kate Valentine in lavish voice) feels arbitrary, and their lovers' tiffs a side issue, as does the arrival of a tailor (Bottom) into the school playground.
Monochrome and monothematic, the oppressive schoolyard set never changes, so the vital sense of transformation (so brilliantly expressed in the music) is lost. This Dream is a dreary nightmare from which no one can escape: the whole dynamic of the drama dies, never more so than when Puck sets fire to the school, a vision undermined by the jarringly enchanting, drowsy music that wafts up from the pit. Yes, Britten's slithering glissandi and use of twelve tones give this score its strange, subtly ambivalent eroticism, but it simply doesn't have the malignity of The Turn of the Screw, even if Alden wishes it did.
The final straw came in what should be the highpoint of the evening. A Dream where the rude mechanicals' play barely raises a laugh, is a Dream robbed of its comic soul. We had sodomy (just to ram the point home, so to speak), urinating, masturbating and vomiting, even a loud 'you can f*** off' to improve Shakespeare's text. I cannot remember a more excruciating, leaden-footed attempt.
I suppose Alden would see that as a mark of success. But then he seems to have been only interested in making an opera about Britten and his inner demons, whereas Britten (and Shakespeare) were making a comedy about the fundamental power of love.
Helen Wallace is consultant editor of BBC Music Magazine
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There is now a sph-sgminer fork with Luffa512 algorithm support available thanks to djm34 (source), the guy that just released ccMiner fork with Luffa512 support. We have compiled a windows binary from the latest source and have already tested it mining DoomCoin on an AMD Radeon R9 280X GPU to see what performance we are going to get – the result was about 143 MHS (faster than current performance on Nvidia GPUs). You can download and try the windows binary yourself from the link below. Do note that this version of sph-sgminer also supports most other new algorithms as well, so you an use it for mining not only DoomCoin. Also make sure to be using the latest 14.6/14.7 beta drivers from AMD in order to get the best performance and currently it seems that Nvidia GPU miners have some advantage in terms of performance for this algorithm.
– To download the updated sph-sgminer fork with Luffa512 algorithm support for Windows OS…
The ccMiner fork from djm34 (source) received another update that adds support for the Luffa512 algorithm used by crypto coins such as DoomCoin. A new coin that was recently announced as a CPU-only crypto, but is now also mineable by Nvidia GPUs and while there is still no GPU miner AMD rigs available, but one will most likely follow very soon as well. We have compiled a Windows binary from the latest source and have tried it out mining DoomCoin, on GeForce GTX 750 Ti we are getting a hashrate of about 55 MHS and on GeForce GTX 780 Ti the hashrate is about 90 MHS. You can download an try the windows binary of the miner from the link below, do note that this version of djm32's ccMiner fork supports all of the previously released algorithms as well.
The windows binary available here is compiled for Compute 3.0, 3.5 and newer cards (32-bit version only) in a single binary, so it will not work on older cards. If you are unsure what version of Compute does your video card support check the included GPU Compute Capabilities List file. The binary is compiled with Visual Studio 2010 and is backwards compatible with Windows XP as well if you are using it on your mining rig.
Update: You might want to redownload the updated version of the miner from the link below as it brings significant performance improvement, the new hashrate you can get is about 80 MHs on GTX 750 Ti up from about 55 MHS and on GTX 780 Ti the performance is now about 120 MHS up from about 90 MHS.
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Four Nittany Lion wrestlers earn first-team All-Academic laurels
Four Nittany Lion wrestlers earn first-team All-Academic laurels
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Four members of the four-time NCAA National Champion and four-time Big Ten Champion Penn State wrestling team have earned first team All-Academic honors from the National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA). The NWCA, the national governing body, honors the top wrestling student-athletes in the nation every year and once again, Penn State was among the national leaders.
All four Nittany Lions earning first team Academic All-America honors were also All-Americans on the mat with stand-out performances at the 2014 NCAA Championships in Oklahoma City this past March. NCAA Champion and Hodge Trophy winner David Taylor (St. Paris, Ohio) earned his fourth straight first team All-Academic honor from the NWCA. Taylor was the 2014 NCAA Champion and Most Outstanding Wrestler at nationals this year. Three-time All-American Nico Megaludis (Murrysville, Pa.0 earned his second straight first team All-Academic nod after his third place finish at NCAAs this march (Megaludis was not eligible for All-Academic honors as a true freshman in 2012 as the NWCA stipulates you must be in your second year of competition to garner honors).
Two-time All-American Matt Brown (West Valley City, Utah) earned his second straight All-Academic nod from the NWCA. Brown was 2013's Elite 89 Award Winner as well as a first team CoSIDA Academic All-American in 2013. Senior All-American James English (York, Pa.) earned his first-ever first team All-Academic award from the NWCA, capping off a memorable senior year that saw him finish seventh at NCAAs this past March.
The Nittany Lions have an academic tradition as strong as their tradition on the mat. This is the second straight year that Penn State has placed among the top ten in cumulative GPA. Since 1991, Penn State has finished among the top 25 a total of 20 times. This season's crop of four All-Academic honorees brings Penn State's total to 43. A total of 17 wrestlers have earned the honor during head coach Cael Sanderson's five years as head coach, an average of 3.4 per year.
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LOWELL — A popular Lowell High School English teacher was found dead in his home Saturday, prompting administrators to make grief counselors available to students and staff Monday.
Michael Dubois, 29, was a 2001 Lowell High School graduate and a 2005 graduate of UMass Lowell.
He worked as a substitute and long-term substitute at the high school from 2005 to 2009, and then was hired as a full-time teacher at the James S. Daley Middle School. A long-term substitute fills in for teachers on sick leave, maternity leave and other lengthy events.
Dubois returned to Lowell High School as a full-time English teacher in 2012.
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"Magisterial . . . The passion is unmistakable. So is the knowledge. Practically every page offers an illumination."—Bloomberg
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John Paczkowski / Digital Daily:
Apple Event Scheduled for Wednesday Sept. 9-Music, NO Tablet — It has happened every September since 2005, and in a few short weeks it will happen once again. Apple (AAPL) is indeed planning a keynote event for the week of Sept. 7, as reported by my colleague, Peter Kafka.
Discussion: PC World, Fast Company, 9 to 5 Mac, AppleInsider, The Apple Core, Silicon Alley Insider, I4U News, App Advice, Computerworld, ITworld.com, TheAppleBlog, TECH.BLORGE.com, ChannelWeb, DailyFinance, PalmAddicts, MediaFile, Electricpig, MacDailyNews, TUAW, Pocket-lint.com, Music Ally, Electronista, Pulse2, Gearlog and The iPhone Blog
Ian Paul / PC World: Apple Event: September 9?
Jonny Evans / 9 to 5 Mac: Will The Beatles be part of the September 9th event?
Neil Hughes / AppleInsider: Apple annual music event to be held Sept. 9 - report
Jason D. O'Grady / The Apple Core: Apple music event slated for September 9 - sans tablet
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider: Apple Event Sept. 9: No Tablet, Maybe Steve
Robert Evans / I4U News: Apple Keynote Event: Sept 9?
Tyler Tschida / App Advice: Apple Media Event Scheduled For September 9th, No Tablet
Seth Weintraub / Computerworld: Apple iPod event to be held September 9th, 2009 (09/09/09)
Darrell Etherington / TheAppleBlog: Rumor Has It: Apple Event Sept. 9; Music to Take Center Stage
Sean P. Aune / TECH.BLORGE.com: Rumor: Apple iPod event set for Sept. 9th, Apple tablet to be no show
Andrew R Hickey / ChannelWeb: No Apple Tablet At Sept. 9 Event?
Melly Alazraki / DailyFinance: Stocks in the news: Home Depot, CIT Group, Saks
Yinka Adegoke / MediaFile: Apple event next month not likely to feature tablet -blog
Ben Sillis / Electricpig: Source: no Apple tablet for iPod event
Mike Schramm / TUAW: Rumor: Apple event September 9th, tablet not included
Duncan Geere / Pocket-lint.com: Apple schedules keynote for 9 September
Stuart Dredge / Music Ally: Rumours hot up for Apple launch on 9 September
Amit Chowdhry / Pulse2: Apple To Announce New iPod Touch and Nano With Cameras On Sept. 9?
Brian Heater / Gearlog: Report: Apple Keynote Set for September 9th
Rene Ritchie / The iPhone Blog: Apple iPod/iTunes Event Scheduled for Sept. 9?
Edible Apple:
Report: Steve Jobs "very likely" to make appearance at Apple's special media event on September 9 — You can now pencil in September 9th on your calenders as the day Apple will announce a refreshed lineup of iPod's and perhaps a new version of iTunes as well.
Discussion: I4U News and 9 to 5 Mac
Luigi Lugmayr / I4U News: Apple iPod Media Event Rumored for September 9th
Seth Weintraub / 9 to 5 Mac: September 9th it is. iPod event 09-09-09
Greg Sterling / Search Engine Land:
Google Tops In Search Satisfaction According To Pre-Bing Survey — On an annual basis the University of Michigan puts out the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) E-Business report, sponsored and administered by Foresee Results. Among the things the index examines is consumer satisfaction with search engines.
Discussion: eWeek, theacsi.org, ReadWriteWeb, PC World, Macworld, Between the Lines, Bits, Telegraph, I4U News, Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim, CNET News, Beyond Search and AppScout
Professor Claes Fornell / theacsi.org: Second Quarter 2009 — ACSI Quarterly Commentaries Q2 2009
Frederic Lardinois / ReadWriteWeb: What Does Google's High Customer Satisfaction Rating Mean for Bing?
David Coursey / PC World: Apple Satisfaction Down from 2008, Others Way Up
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines: PC makers make (small) progress closing Apple's customer satisfaction gap
Miguel Helft / Bits: Google, the Search That Satisfies
Robert Evans / I4U News: Google Satisfaction High, Market Share Slipping
Jordan McCollum / Andy Beal's Marketing Pilgrim: Life Before Bing: Google Most Satisfying
Tom Krazit / CNET News: Search satisfaction high as Google rules the group
Stephen E. Arnold / Beyond Search: Google in Jeopardy — Two heavyweights in the search expertise …
Brian Heater / AppScout: Survey: Users Most Satisfied With Google Search
Gregg Keizer / Computerworld:
Apple tops annual customer satisfaction survey, but lead shrinks
Apple tops annual customer satisfaction survey, but lead shrinks
Discussion: Brainstorm Tech and Electronista
Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Brainstorm Tech: Apple dips 1%, still trounces Dell, in customer satisfaction
Chuq Von Rospach / Palm Developer Network Blog:
Bring Us Your Apps, and Sell Them, Too — Submit your webOS applications today for the Palm App Catalog e-commerce beta starting in mid-September — Starting today, you can submit your apps via email for consideration in the Palm App Catalog e-commerce beta program.
Discussion: Macworld, mocoNews, Tech Trader Daily, GottaBeMobile.com, jkOnTheRun, InformationWeek, ChannelWeb, PreCentral.net, Gizmodo, Phone Scoop and EverythingPre
Tricia Duryee / mocoNews: Paid Apps Coming To Palm Pre This Fall
James Kendrick / jkOnTheRun: Palm App Catalog Open to Developers
Eric Zeman / InformationWeek: Palm to Devs: Show Us Your Paid Apps
Michele Masterson / ChannelWeb: Palm Challenges Apple, Courts E-Commerce Developers
Dieter Bohn / PreCentral.net: Palm Opening up E-Commerce Beta for App Catalog - for-pay Apps in September
John Herrman / Gizmodo: Palm Now Accepting (A Few) Paid Pre App Submissions
Eric M. Zeman / Phone Scoop: Palm to Open Apps Catalog to Paid Apps
Christopher Meinck / EverythingPre: Palm To Open Up App Catalog To Paid Apps
MG Siegler / TechCrunch:
And Google Said, Let There Be Chrome Bookmark Sync — As promised, Google has just launched bookmark syncing for users on the dev channel of its Chrome web browser. This allows you to keep your browser bookmarks in sync no matter which of your computers you are using.
Discussion: PC World, ReadWriteWeb, Silicon Alley Insider, Google Watch, Ars Technica, Chromium Blog, Google Operating System, Gadgetell, 901am, Softpedia News, CNET News, Neowin.net, Googling Google and AppScout, Thanks:mrinaldesai
Ian Paul / PC World: Chrome Syncs Bookmarks in Cloud
Alex Chitu / Google Operating System: Sync Google Chrome Bookmarks
Robert Nelson / Gadgetell: Google Chrome: now with bookmark syncing
Mike Abundo / 901am: Google Chrome Adds Bookmark Sync
Stephen Shankland / CNET News: Chrome gets bookmark sync with version 4.x
Garett Rogers / Googling Google: Google Chrome 4 launches with bookmark synchronization
Brian Heater / AppScout: Google Intros Chrome Bookmark Sync on Dev Channel
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
Sale of iLike to MySpace-$13.5 Million in Cash, $6 Million for Talent Retention-Delayed Over Tax Issues (Really!)... Plus, the List of Other Suitors! — The board of iLike planned a meeting earlier tonight to go over a buyout offer by MySpace, several sources close to the situation said.
Discussion: paidContent, Contentinople, Music Ally, Silicon Alley Insider, A VC, HEXUS.channel and InformationWeek, Thanks:mrinaldesai
Staci D. Kramer / paidContent: More On MySpace's Try To Buy iLike
Erin Barker / Contentinople: News Bits: MySpace to Buy iLike for $20M
Stuart Dredge / Music Ally: Why buying iLike could benefit MySpace
Scott Bicheno / HEXUS.channel: MySpace to buy social music service iLike
Antone Gonsalves / InformationWeek: MySpace Close To Buying Social Music Service iLike
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
iLike Deal Puts Facebook In Lose/Lose Situation
iLike Deal Puts Facebook In Lose/Lose Situation
Discussion: hypebot and Music Ally, Thanks:mrinaldesai
Bruce Houghton / hypebot: MySpace Close To Buying iLike For $20 Million
Stuart Dredge / Music Ally: Report claims MySpace to buy iLike for $20m
Thomas Ricker / Engadget:
PS3 price cuts appear in print, must be real (update: 'new exciting Playstation 3') — As the story goes, a Kotaku reader just received these PS3 posters (now posted after the break) into the FYE shop where he works. You'll notice that the "new low price" is augmented with a "while supplies last" …
Steven Williamson / HEXUS.gaming: PS3 Slim: "The rumours are reality."
Tim Conneally / BetaNews: PS3 Slim: A virtual repeat of the PSP Go?
David Carnoy / Crave: The gadget blog: Sony cuts price of PS3 to $299
Luke Plunkett / Kotaku: PS3 Slimpocalypse Countdown: FYE Price-Cuts
Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily: Sony Reportedly Cutting PS3 Price By $100
Preethi Dumpala / Silicon Alley Insider: Sony Finally Cuts PS3 Price: Now $299
Cyril Kowaliski / The Tech Report: Evidence points to cheaper, slim PlayStation 3
Jose Vilches / TechSpot: Kmart lists PS3 Slim for $300, announcement imminent?
Stuart Miles / Pocket-lint.com: Sony to drop US prices, Kmart lists PS3 for pre-order
Ben Sillis / Electricpig.co.uk: PS3 Slim up for pre-order
Michael Bettiol / Boy Genius Report: PS3 price drop, Slim model appear to be imminent
Nicholas Deleon / CrunchGear: Fye ad shows PS3 price cut: 160GB for $399, 80GB for $299
Shane McGlaun / I4U News: Kmart confirms PS3 Price Cut?
Pasmith / ITworld.com: Sony PS3 Slim to be revealed today?
Mark Hachman / Gearlog: Kmart, Sears Confirming Cheaper Slim PlayStation 3
Ludwig Kietzmann / Joystiq: Rumorang: Retailer promotes 'new exciting PlayStation 3'
Google Research Blog:
On the predictability of Search Trends — Posted by Yossi Matias, Niv Efron, and Yair Shimshoni, Google Labs, Israel. — Since launching Google Trends and Google Insights for Search, we've been providing daily insight into what the world is searching for.
Stephanie Schomer / Fast Company: Google Adds Forecast Insight to Insights for Search
Daniel Tunkelang / The Noisy Channel: Prediction Is Hard, Especially About The Future
Peter Cohen / Macworld:
Report: One in four songs sold in U.S. is from iTunes — The NPD Group reported Tuesday that Apple's iTunes Store is responsible for selling one in four songs in the United States. — NPD MusicWatch's report indicates that audio CDs remain the dominant format, responsible for 65 percent of all music sold in the first half of 2009.
Discussion: CNET News, MediaMemo, MacRumors, npd.com, Silicon Alley Insider, Electronista, The Business Insider and Macsimum News
Lance Whitney / CNET News: iTunes reps 1 in every 4 songs sold in U.S.
Eric Slivka / MacRumors: iTunes Share of U.S. Music Sales Reaches 25%
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider: iTunes Now 25% Of All Music Sold In U.S.
Dan Frommer / The Business Insider: People, Why Are You Still Buying So Many CDs? (AAPL, AMZN, WMT, BBY)
Jason Kincaid / TechCrunch:
New Privacy Lawsuit Throws The Kitchen Sink At Facebook — A new lawsuit filed against Facebook in the Superior Court of California in Orange County is one of the more entertaining documents we've had the pleasure of reading recently. A lot of lawsuits against Facebook are fairly serious …
Discussion: CNET News, Associated Press, Gadgetell, Softpedia News, Mashable!, Lockergnome Blog Network and ReadWriteWeb, Thanks:mrinaldesai
Steven Musil / CNET News: Users file privacy lawsuit against Facebook
Shawn Ingram / Gadgetell: Facebook sued for privacy issues
Dana Oshiro / ReadWriteWeb: Facebook to Address Privacy Concerns in Canada
Brier Dudley / The Seattle Times:
Apptio raises $14 million from Andreessen fund — August is supposed to be a quiet month, but the tech deals just keep coming. — Whether it marks a recovery or not, money's starting to flow, including a $14 million financing round that Bellevue enterprise startup Apptio is announcing today.
Discussion: The Register, Softpedia News, TechFlash and Dealscape
Timothy Prickett Morgan / The Register: Apptio counts the cost of virtualization
Mary Kathleen Flynn / Dealscape: Apptio first backed by Andreessen Horowitz
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider:
Apple, RIM, Palm Get Wet Kiss From RBC — As smartphone sales soar — "the new world order" — Apple, RIM, and Palm are positioned for leadership, RBC analyst Mike Abramsky said today, jacking estimates and price targets for all three companies. — Abramsky increased his forecast …
Discussion: Brainstorm Tech, Tech Trader Daily, Tech Beat, Tech Check with Jim Goldman and Macsimum News
Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Brainstorm Tech: Abramsky: Apple, RIM could triple revenues by 2012
Stephen Wildstrom / Tech Beat: Duh! RBC Analyst Says iPhone To Challenge Incumbents
Jim Goldman / Tech Check with Jim Goldman: A Smart phone Revolution?
Sydney Morning Herald:
Hackers break into police computer as sting backfires — Exclusive: An Australian Federal Police boast, on the ABC's Four Corners program, about officers breaking up an underground hacker forum, has backfired after hackers broke into a federal police computer system.
Discussion: ABC News, CrunchGear, The Register, F-Secure Antivirus … and p2pnet
Nicholas Deleon / CrunchGear: Police try to trick hackers, with hilarious results
John Leyden / The Register: Bungling cybercops' r00t-y0u.org sting backfires
Mikko / F-Secure Antivirus Research Weblog: Case r00t-y0u.org — Five days ago, an anomymous comment …
Jon / p2pnet: Oz Kopz r00t-you.org bust
Dan Frommer / Silicon Alley Insider:
Bing Search Share Rises Modestly In July — Microsoft's (MSFT) Bing gained share i the search market for the second month in a row. A good trend, but nothing that is going to make Google (GOOG) nervous yet. And neutral to modestly negative for Yahoo (YHOO).
Discussion: Bits, Between the Lines, TechCrunch, TECH.BLORGE.com, broadstuff, Beyond Search, TechFlash, GigaOM, Tech Trader Daily and AppScout
Miguel Helft / Bits: Bing Keeps Rising
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines: Bing gains search share on Yahoo, Google
Jason Kincaid / TechCrunch: Bing's Marketshare Continued To Creep Upwards In July
Dave Jeyes / TECH.BLORGE.com: Bing takes a bite out of Google in July
Alan Patrick / broadstuff: The strategic game theory of Bing!
Stephen E. Arnold / Beyond Search: Bing Cherries Ripen Slowly
Todd Bishop / TechFlash: Microsoft Bing inches upward
Jordan Golson / GigaOM: Google Loses Share to Yahoo/Bing In July
Brian Heater / AppScout: Bing Search Share Up, Google Down for July
John Herrman / Gizmodo:
Uh Oh: iPhone OS 3.0 Never Fully Deletes Your Emails (UPDATED) — The iPhone is no stranger to gaping security flaws, but this one's a doozy: You know how when you delete emails, you expect them to be, well, deleted? On iPhone 3.0, that's just not how things work. This is bad.
Discussion: AppleInsider, The iPhone Blog, Electronic Pulp, GottaBeMobile.com and I4U News
Sam Oliver / AppleInsider: Apple aware of iPhone OS 3.0 e-mail security bug
Rene Ritchie / The iPhone Blog: iPhone 3.0 Spotlight Search Finds Deleted Messages?
David Gonzales / Electronic Pulp: iPhone 3G S is a bestseller in Japan; OS 3.0 brings possible e-mail disaster
Robert Evans / I4U News: OS 3.0 Does Not Completely Delete Email
EU Press Room:
EU invests a fresh € 18 million in future ultra high-speed mobile internet — As of 1 January 2010, the EU will invest € 18 million into research that will underpin next generation 4G mobile networks. The European Commission just decided to start the process of funding research …
Discussion: Between the Lines, UMPCPortal and HEXUS.channel
Larry Dignan / Between the Lines: EU ups its bet on LTE wireless networks
Scott Bicheno / HEXUS.channel: EU backs LTE 4G mobile technology
Craig Labovitz / Arbor Networks Security:
What Europeans do at Night — The New York Times recently had an interesting piece on the changing daily Internet usage patterns in the US. The basic gist of the article was Americans are using the Internet more than in the past and starting to twitter / surf / email much earlier in the day.
Erica Naone / Technology Review:
Wi-Fi via White Spaces — A network design that uses old TV spectrum could produce better long-range wireless connectivity. — Long-range, low-cost wireless Internet could soon be delivered using radio spectrum once reserved for use by TV stations. The blueprints for a computer network that uses …
Discussion: dailywireless.org and Softpedia News
Qwest Communications:
Qwest Issues 60-Day Notice to Qwest Wireless Customers — Effective Oct. 31, Qwest Wireless Service Will No Longer Be Available — Starting today, Qwest Wireless customers will begin to receive notification that they have 60 days to switch their Qwest Wireless service to another wireless provider.
Discussion: eWeek, GigaOM, Tech Trader Daily, TechCrunch, DSLreports, Wall Street Journal, Reuters, Phone Scoop, gdgt, TechVi, Business Week and Seeking Alpha
Roy Mark / eWeek: Qwest Ending Wireless Service
Om Malik / GigaOM: Qwest to Shut Down Wireless Service
Eric Savitz / Tech Trader Daily: Qwest Wireless To Shut Down October 31
Karl Bode / DSLreports: Qwest Shutters Original Wireless Service …
Kerry Grace Benn / Wall Street Journal: Qwest to Stop Providing Wireless Service as of Oct. 31
Sinead Carew / Reuters: Qwest to shut off its wireless service October 31
Eric M. Zeman / Phone Scoop: Qwest Gives Customers 60 Days Notice to Switch
Jeremy Bray / TechVi: Qwest gets out of the MVNO business
TechCrunch / Seeking Alpha: Qwest Discontinues Wireless Service
Dan Rayburn / Silicon Alley Insider:
Apple Could Cut Back On Akamai, Limelight — With Apple having already announced their plans to build its new $1 billion data center in Maiden, North Carolina, folks I have spoken to inside Apple told me that once the new data center is completed, Apple plans to have a more active role in doing their own content delivery.
Discussion: Macsimum News
Lars-Göran Nilsson / Pocket-lint.com:
Microsoft LifeCam Cinema goes 720p — The humble webcam hasn't changed much over the past couple of years with most models topping out at about 2 Megapixels, but it now seems like Microsoft is about to change this with the soon to launch LifeCam Cinema. — This is the first consumer webcam to support 720p video at 30fps.
Discussion: SlashGear, Engadget, Newlaunches.com, Softpedia News, OhGizmo!, Gizmodo, TweakTown News and CrunchGear
Brenda Stokes / SlashGear: Microsoft HD LifeCam Cinema announced
Andrew Liszewski / OhGizmo!: Microsoft's LifeCam Bumped To 720P - Now Dubbed The 'Cinema'
Sean Kalinich / TweakTown News: Microsoft readying 720P HD webcam
Devin Coldewey / CrunchGear: Microsoft's LifeCam HD lets you video chat at 1280×720
Monica Chen / DigiTimes:
MSI to be first to launch Pine Trail-M netbooks in December, claim sources — Micro-Star International (MSI) has decided to take the initiative among global vendors to launch netbooks based on Pine Trail-M in December 2009 although Intel reportedly has decided to postpone offering …
Discussion: Electricpig.co.uk, Softpedia News, SlashGear, Liliputing and Gadgetmix news
Ben Sillis / Electricpig.co.uk: MSI touchscreen netbooks incoming
Eric Slivka / MacRumors:
Analyst: Apple to Sell 80+ Million iPhones in 2012, Snag 5.7% of Total Mobile Phone Market — In an extensive research report on the smartphone industry released this morning, RBC Capital Markets reveals a "new world order" in which smartphones embracing the convergence of communication …
Discussion: I4U News
Robert Evans / I4U News: 82 Million iPhones in 2012: The New Smartphone Order
Terry Walsh / We Got Served:
Lenovo Reveal Their First Home Server - The IdeaCenter D400 — Looks like Lenovo just spilt the beans on their first Windows Home Server model, the IdeaCenter D400. The company just posted a teaser image of the product and have promised more information will be released this week.
Discussion: Engadget, SlashGear, Boing Boing Gadgets, Electronic Pulp, The Tech Report and Gizmodo
Rob Beschizza / Boing Boing Gadgets: IdeaCentre Q100
David Gonzales / Electronic Pulp: Lenovo's IdeaCentre Q100 / Q110 nettops and D400 home server slipped …
Cyril Kowaliski / The Tech Report: Home server, slim nettops on their way from Lenovo
Mark Milian / Los Angeles Times:
IPhone passes Canon Rebel XTi as most popular camera on Flickr — Here's a tidbit that's sure to irk Flickr's elitist photographers: The iPhone has just topped Canon's high-performance Digital Rebel XTi as the most popular camera on Yahoo's popular image-sharing site.
Discussion: Gadget Lab, Mashable!, CrunchGear, Phone Arena, Electronista, 9 to 5 Mac, Pocket-lint.com, Engadget, Gizmodo, Electricpig, Neowin.net, TheNextWeb.com, SlashGear, MobileContentToday, Newlaunches.com, RyanSpoon.com, Mac|Life all, MacRumors iPhone Blog and Gearlog, Thanks:latimesnystrom
Brian X. Chen / Gadget Lab: iPhone Dethrones Rebel XTi as Most Popular Camera on Flickr
Ben Parr / Mashable!: iPhone to Become #1 Camera on Flickr
John Biggs / CrunchGear: iPhone is the most popular camera on Flickr
Quincy Pince-Nez / 9 to 5 Mac: Less than a month before the iPod touch camera debuts, iPhone becomes king of Flickr
Stuart Miles / Pocket-lint.com: iPhone most used camera on Flickr
Chris Ziegler / Engadget: iPhone nips at Rebel XTi's heels for most popular cam on Flickr
Jesus Diaz / Gizmodo: iPhone Is Now the Most Popular Camera In Flickr
Ben Sillis / Electricpig: iPhone: the world's most popular Flickr camera
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten / TheNextWeb.com: The iPhone camera is more than a horseless carriage
Shane McGlaun / SlashGear: iPhone is second most popular camera used on Flickr
Todd Ogasawara / MobileContentToday: iPhone in a Flickr Category of its Own: It Has Overwhelmed Every …
Brian Heater / Gearlog: iPhone Becomes Flickr's Top Camera
Adrian Kingsley-Hughes / Hardware 2.0:
Xbox 360: Played x5 more than Wii, x5 more likely to fail that PS3 — According to a poll carried out by Game Informer of some 5,000 readers, the Xbox 360 is played some five times more than the Wii, but has a failure rate that five times as much as that of the PlayStation3. — Some data:
Aharon Etengoff / TG Daily: Claim: Xbox 360 plagued by a 54 percent failure rate
Olga Kharif / Business Week:
Can the Apple Touch Sell the Tablet? — The Mac and iPhone maker may join a host of tech players hoping to win big in tablet PCs, an area where some of the industry's biggest names have failed — Apple may be at the forefront of a renewed effort to bring back the tablet.
Discussion: 9 to 5 Mac and MacDailyNews, Thanks:mrinaldesai
Cleve Nettles / 9 to 5 Mac: Apple to release six inch iPod/tablet at September event?
Mobile data show friend networks — Movement and call data showed a different picture of connectivity than surveys — Friendships can be inferred with 95% accuracy from call records and the proximity of users, says a new report. — Researchers fitted 94 mobiles in the US with logging software to gather data.
Everything TypePad:
The Best of Both Worlds: Microblogging on TypePad — As a TypePad member, you can have the best of both worlds: a full blog and a microblog-style blog. A TypePad microblog allows you a quick and easy way to share your favorite videos, images and articles with your friends and followers.
Discussion: Softpedia News and TechCrunch
Robin Wauters / TechCrunch: Six Apart Equips TypePad For Microblogging, Posterous-Style
Jason Pontin / Technology Review:
On Openness — What freedom attracts. — Openness is a virtue. When we like a person, we say, "She has an open face." About a friendly gesture, we remark, "That was openhanded." About ourselves when young, we might sigh, "I was open to new experiences." Openness is attractive.


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Discussion in 'Photos' started by Dualthing, Oct 9, 2010.
On the slopes of Table Mountain - Cape Town - South Africa

Milford Sound
Near Raglan
Not too far from Auckland
Near Taupo
Arthurs Pass
Snobs Creek Falls, Victoria.
Vers SW France
waterfall at palaiokarya, near pyli-Trikala (Greece)
Bridal Veil
Johnson, Vermont
Just 10 minutes from home...
Let's see how many times Multnomah Falls shows up in this thread.
Bridalveil Falls in Keystone Canyon near Valdez -
Liberty Falls, on the road to Chitina, AK -
Takakkaw Falls, Yoho Nat'l Park, B.C. -
Unnamed falls (as far as I am aware) at Spences Bridge, B.C. on Canada's Trans-Canada Hwy 1 -
Great Ocean Road, Australia
Yosemite (around El Capitan):
Yosemite (Bridal Veil falls?):
Zion NP (falls from Emerald Pool #2):
A couple in Iceland
Solid falls Malcolm Island B.C.
Merry Widow Falls, Van Isle
Naka Falls, Van Isle
Myra Falls, Vanisle


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Chapter 7
News Reporter: Today, a bizarre Bear monster is attacking Tokyo so make sure to be careful on your way home from work. No comment from Gomera has been made.
Everyone was watching this news.
Eri: What is going on over there? I can't be on-again off-again with my husband with this in the way! *camera focuses on Goro instead*
Okiya Subaru: *drinks Bourbon while smiling*
Sera: That's around where Conan is. He better be careful or else that monster will pay! (Sera ran out of her apartment while thinking about her favorite shota)
Conan and Haibara has thankfully ran away from the silver haired bear formerly known as Gin. But what they got out of this situation was that magic exists in this world. Their lives would be changed forever by this knowledge.
Conan: Don't let go of my hand, we'll figure out what to do no matter what! I promise you!
Haibara: Thank you.
Haibara was on the verge of tears from the guy who she loved saying what he said. What a wonderful man. She could only hope she could be with him forever. Yay true love! :333333333
Haibara has no self-esteem so this is important for her.
They had ran many blocks away but Kishu suddenly teleported in front of them with a creepy smile. The bear creature formerly known as Gin appeared with him and growled.
Haibara: Why are you chasing us? Who are you? Can't you just leave us alone?!
Kishu: I would but you have something I want. I know you have that arrow with you, and I want it?
Conan: Arrow? Wait you mean from that Mermaid case 400 episodes ago? (ZOMG 4TH WALL JOKES LOL!111!) It was you ALL ALONG!
Haibara: Yes, I needed it for the experiments for the Organization. I researched it for a long time while in that Black Organization that killed my sister. Other aspects of my character include making dark humor out of my past life that only Conan gets and constantly subtly flirting with him!
Haibara knew the secrets of Wikis.
Kishu: Enough of those 4th wall jokes (Kishu stared at the audience and winked). Just tell me where the arrow is! I know it has Mew Aqua so tell me already!
Conan: She won't let you have it!
Haibara was amazed at how much he knew her thoughts. It was like they knew each other so well like a real couple would. (heart!)
Kishu: Well then, I guess I can just let my bear friend here attack in that case!
The Gin monster slowly approached Haibara but then stared for a while. He put his arm up but was unable to move it to attack. Kishu was yelling at the monster formerly known as Gin when suddenly a girl with pink hair, a cute pink dress, cat ears and a tail stood in front of them.
Conan: Who are you?
Mew Ichigo: My name is Mew Ichigo and for Earth's future I'll be of service, nya!
Kishu: Hahaha Ichigo, where are the other Mew Mew girls anyway?
Ichigo: That's not important right now, what's important is that I stop whatever you're doing.
Kishu: Whatever. Silver Haired Bear, attack her!
Haibara and Conan watched as Ichigo dodged his attacks over and over again. She was quick and nimble as she needs to be and can jump in the air and climb…the fences to avoid his attacks. Every single attack from his claws failed to hit her and even almost attacked Kishu. "Hey watch itâ€


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Caracal Self-drive Safari
This popular self-drive safari combines the best of southern and northern Namibia: including the stunning sights of the Namib Desert and Damaraland followed by four nights game viewing in Etosha National Park. In between, you drive through some of the most spectacular scenery that Namibia has to offer, resulting in a memorable and varied trip.
2 nights BullsPort Lodge & Farm – Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia
2 nights Kulala Desert Lodge – Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia
2 nights Cornerstone Guesthouse – Swakopmund & Walvis Bay, Namibia
2 nights Doro Nawas – Damaraland, Namibia
2 nights Okaukuejo Camp – Etosha National Park, Namibia
2 nights Mushara Bush Camp – Etosha National Park, Namibia
1 night Erongo Wilderness Lodge – Central Highlands, Namibia
Recently reviewed trips visiting some of these places include:


text: well, I was happy to finally have found a way to edit images with layers without paying 700 dollars for photoshop. I was fiddling around with various things, getting used to the program (and also getting used to the whole X11 thing...), when it happened. I accidentally dragged the bottom-right corner of the main window too far to the left... and it disappeared below the bottom of my screen. I can't for the life of me figure out how to recover it. I even tossed both GIMP and X11 in the trash and emptied it, and re-installed them both, and for some reason the window still extended below the screen. Since I can't access the tool options that way, and it's annoying to have to bring it into a separate window... I thought I'd ask for help here. Any tips? Edit: I can't believe I mixed up left/right


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The structure of Ramirez's contract might make him more attractive to teams interested in the slugger. Any team that made a move for Ramirez would owe him a prorated portion of his $20 million salary. However, about three-quarters of his salary is deferred.
So if the Chicago White Sox or Tampa Bay Rays, for example, were to acquire Ramirez, they would owe him only $1.1 million for the rest of this season, and about $3.3 million in deferred salary.
Sounds expensive…
UPDATE !: As I was reminded below, Manny will probably net the White Sox free-agent compensation when he leaves after the season's over. He doesn't sound so expensive now.
UPDATE #2: Strike from the record UPDATE #1.


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Wood From The Hood Repurposes Local Logs
We are often urged to buy local, but when people say that, we're usually thinking about food. Now it seems you can aim for local furniture and local building materials. Matt Sepic of Minnesota Public Radio reports on the Minneapolis business that makes everything from hardwood flooring to picture frames from trees cut just down the block.
MATT SEPIC, BYLINE: Chances are, if you take down a tree in your yard, it'll wind up in a wood chipper or maybe your fireplace. But here in Minneapolis one company is taking those logs and finding new uses for the wood.
RICK SIEWERT: We've got white oak here. We've got ash, we've got hard maple, sugar maple back here. We've got walnut...
SEPIC: That's Rick Siewert, who owns Wood from the Hood - a company he and his wife Cindy started five years ago alongside their commercial cabinet business. They have dozens of logs stacked up behind their shop. Some are more than three feet thick. Siewert says all were cut down within just a few miles of here.
SIEWERT: We have a big variety, and it's all local, and it's tracked by, actually, the zip code that it comes from. So, on a lot of these logs you'll see tags on the end of them designating where it came from.
SEPIC: But getting a rough log to finished product takes a long time. After he cuts the wood on a portable sawmill, he has to dry it: first outdoors for several months, then another four to five weeks in a kiln. Here inside the shop, workers rip the lumber down to smaller pieces and turn it into tabletops, cabinet doors, and other items.
There are custom jobs too. Maple trees cut down at a St. Paul college returned to campus as wall paneling in a conference room. But salvaging urban trees is not without its challenges. Siewert dumps out a steel coffee can filled with rusty nails, hooks and other junk he found buried deep inside salvaged logs.
Just one of these can ruin an expensive saw blade, so Siewert first scans the logs with a metal detector. While this would be a money-losing hassle for a big lumber company, Siewert says it's worth his time because urban timber has qualities you won't find elsewhere, including eye-catching grain patterns and a wide variety of colors and species.
Designer Michael Anschel agrees. He runs a green remodeling company, and says Wood from the Hood flooring is a clear favorite among his clients.
MICHAEL ANSCHEL: There is something that feels good about knowing that, in your house, there's stuff that was made out of other people's stuff. That something that would have gone to the landfill or would have been chipped finds a second life.
SEPIC: Reclaimed urban timber can also win certification points on green building projects, and Anschel says demand for it is growing. But outside of the Pacific Northwest, it's difficult to find a ready supply. However, Wood from the Hood does far more than just make flooring.
Minneapolis gift shop owner Sarah Sweet says the small products, such as bottle openers, picture frames and limited edition items are also big sellers.
SARAH SWEET: They ran a Christmas tree ornament a couple years ago from one of the oldest trees that was cut down here in the Twin Cities. And, you know, people still ask for that ornament. What a way to mark a little moment in time.
SEPIC: Sweet says her customers really want to know the source of the products' material, so each has tag showing the tree's zip code of origin. The items are sold at many co-op grocery stores too, right down the aisle from the locally produced cheese and vegetables. For NPR news, I'm Matt Sepic in Minneapolis.
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The release from prison of a man who killed and raped four boys is causing an uproar in Poland.world Updated: Feb 12, 2014 21:44 IST
The release from prison of a man who killed and raped four boys is causing an uproar in Poland.
The Polish media on Wednesday urged parents to watch over their children, opposition leaders accused the state of failing to ensure security and called for justice minister Marek Biernacki to resign, while justice authorities insisted the situation was under control.
The man, identified only as Mariusz T., under Poland's privacy regulations, left prison Tuesday night after serving his sentence and was taken to an unknown location under police escort.
A court is to decide in the coming weeks whether the man is still dangerous and should be put in a closed center for psychological treatment.
Meanwhile, he remains under constant police surveillance and cannot leave Poland, national police chief Marek Dzialoszynski said.
The release was top news in Poland, with tabloid headlines reading "The beast is at large" and "The pedophile is prowling again."
The man's death sentence for raping and killing four boys in Piotrkow Trybunalski, in central Poland, in 1988 was commuted to 25 years under an amnesty announced when Poland shed communism in 1989. The nation had no life imprisonment term at the time.
Left-leaning opposition leader Leszek Miller accused the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk of being late with regulations that require dangerous criminals to undergo treatment in a closed center if a court decides it is necessary. The regulations took effect at the end of last month, leaving too little time for court deliberations before Mariusz T. was released.
Interior Minister Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz said that media reaction to the situation borders on "hysteria" beyond any danger.


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You may not know the name of Boccherini. You may not recognize the title of his Quintettino, Op. 30, No. 6, "Musica Notturna della Strade di Madrid." But, if you put it together with the hit movie Master & Commander (starring Russell Crowe) you get this:
Camerata San Antonio performs this music three times this weekend. Luigi Rodolfo Boccherini (born in Lucca, Italy, February 19, 1743 – and died in Madrid, Spain, May 28, 1805 and pictured on the right) was known as a virtuoso cellist, as well as a composer. Much of his chamber music is in the style of Haydn, but he is credited as the composer who gave the cello a more prominent position in string chamber music. He also pioneered the string quintet, adding a second cello to the normal string quartet of two two violins, one viola and one cello. He wrote over 100 of these string quintets. Most of his music was neglected after his death. His courtly style earned him the unfortunate and dismissive nickname of "Haydn's wife." Recently his music is receiving more interest and appreciation.
Camerata's full program is:
Boccherini: Quintettino, Op. 30 No. 6 "Musica Notturna della Strada di Madrid"
Mackey: Wrong-Mountain Stomp
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence, Op. 70
The Camerata San Antonio dates and locations are:
Kerrville: Thursday, April 26 @ 7:30pm at Kerrville First Presbyterian Church – 800 E Jefferson
Boerne: Friday, April 27@ 7:30pm at Boerne First United Methodist – 250 E. James
San Antonio: Sunday, April 29 @ 3:00pm at Christ Episcopal Church – 510 Belknap
Other upcoming events include:
May 4 & 5: San Antonio Symphony performs "Mozart in Old Style"
May 6: Youth Orchestras of San Antonio perform a concert called Music for Great Cities at the Majestic Theatre at 4 p.m.
May 8 & 9: SOLI Chamber Ensemble. offers a concert called Freedom. The performance on the 8th is at Ruth Taylor Recital Hall and the 9th is at the McNay Museum's Leeper Auditorium
May 15: FREE San Antonio Symphony concert at the Majestic Theatre. The concert is called BERLIOZ AND BARZUN and features the music of Berlioz in honor of Dr. Jacques Barzun.
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