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Maroon Volume XI LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., JANUARY 27, i#33 Number 14 TOP SELECTED ALL AMERICAN DEPRESSION CRUX IS OUTLINED BY FR. MARTIN BURKE Loyola Philosopher Tells His j Forum Audience About Capitalism WWL CONTINUES FORUM BROADCASTS False Philosophy Shown As Root of Modern Evils Putting his hand on the crux j of the cause of depression and { misery in modern life, the Rev. Martin Burke, S.J., head of Loyola's philosophy department, con-, tinued his discussion of the economic situation at the philosophy i forum held at 7 p. m. in Marquette Hall Sunday. "Capital looks upon labor as nothing more than a means to the advancement of its business," said 1 Father Bui-ke. "Just as they buy j their machines and their cattle ab cheaply as they can, so they buy! their labor as cheaply as possible. Despite the pious faces and public libraries of capitalism, it has j forgotten that labor has any right whatsoever. Thus, with the labor j saving machines and heaven knows what else, at the end of 1932 there were nineteen million unemployed in the United States. When you see the condition of the dependents of these men, then you realize that justice has not been done." Father Burke traced the effects of the falise philosophy of the spoil system in many human en- j deavors. From the Chicago White Sox to the condition of school teachers in rural Louisiana, the effects of the system were brought to light. The musical part of the program, under the direction of Dr. Ernest E. Schuyten, dean of the Loyola College of Music, was taken care of by the Loyola College of Music symphonic ensemble. Selections from Grieg were played during the forum. Arthur Sharon, acting as master of ceremonies, presented to Father Burke the questions of the audience. Father Burke will continue his discussion of this problem in Marquette Hall next Sunday at 7 p.m. The program was, as usual, broadcast over Loyola's radio station, WWL. LOYOLA FLASH IS WINNER OF GREAT NAT! RECOGNITION Amateur Athletic Union Is Sponsor of National Selections TOPPPINO ONE OF THREE SOUTHERNERS Honor Recalls Eddie Flynn's Choice as All-American Boxer Emmett Toppino, Loyola's Olympic track star, was selected as a member of the All-American track team for 1932 by Dainel J. Ferris, secretary-treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union. Thirty star performers for the thirty-five track events were chosen, "Top' being one of three Southerners so honored. The All-American team: 60 yards, Emmett Toppino, Loyola (New Orleans); 100 yards, Ralph Metcalfe, Marquette; 100 and 200 meters, Eddie Tolan, Detroit; 300 yards, Horace Whitney, i Colgate; 440 yards, Bill Carr, Pennsylvania; 600 yards, Alex Wilson, Notre Dame; 880 yards, Ben Eastman, Stanford; 1000 | yards, Dale Letts, Illinois A. C. Mile—Gene Venzke, New York A. C.; 5000 meters, Ralph Hill, WISCONSIN ORGANIZES THIRD CO-OP HOUSE (By College News Service) Madison, Wis., Jan. 26.—Organization of a third co-operative house for men students at the University of Wisconsin was announced this week. Two such houses already are operating successfully and have reduced the cost of room and board combined to less than one dollar per diy per student. The men living in the houses combine their purchasing power for food and supplies and care for the rooms themselves. Many students who would otherwise have been forced to leave the university have been enabled to stay, according to sponsors of the co-operative house movement, The Maroon offers sincerest condolence to Angela Valenzuela upon the recent death of her father in Honduras, and to Joseph Douglas upon the tragic drownings of his brother and his brother-in-law, and to Marie I Elise and Isabel Bouny upon ! the recent death of their father, j Requiescat in pace. NATIONAL MEET PUNS NEARING COMPLETION Presidents ol' Two Local Universities will Speak Plans for the annual National j i College Press Association Conven- \ tion, which will be held at Loyola j j and Tulane during Mardi Gras week, are rapidly nearing completion.A list of very prominent speakers is being prepared, and will be ready for publication within the j next two weeks. The Rev. Joiinj j W. Hynes, S. J?, President of Loyola, and President A. B. Dinwiddie I of Tulane have already consented j to address the convention. The entertainment committee, j headed by Edmond Leßreton, naj tional president from Tulane, and 1 Paul Capdevielle, Maroon editor, reports favorably on the various entertainment projects planned. Prospects include attendance at the balls of Proteus and Comus, a luncheon by the Maroon at the Gothic Grill on the Loyola campus, a luncheon by the Hullabaloo, a Convention dance, and the annual! j Convention banquet, at which the j | officers for the coming year will j j j be elected. , j The University of Pittsburgh, j . the University of Akron, New York I University and the Virginia Inter-1 scholastic Press Association have j already completed their reserva, tions. The other fifty-odd mem-1 ber colleges are expected to report , j within the next two weeks. . | The present officers include the J 1 Tulane Hullabaloo, the Alabama , j Crimson-White and the Pittsburgh , J Panther. The board of directors ?; includes professors from Kentucky, I Minnesota, Tulane, Wisconsin and s Colgate. 'ShoW'Off' Next Thespian Play "The "Show - Off" a three-act comedy by George Kelly, will be the Thespians' next stage presentation, it was announced Monday by John D. Schilleci, newly elected president of the society. Schilleci further announced that j try-outs for roles in the coming | play will be held as soon as the | members of the society are through examinations. "The Show-Off" favorably criticized by many as a production of unequalled merit, recently received high tribute from Haywood Broun, renowned New York columnist who says, "The Show-Off is undoubtedly the greatest comedy ever ot be presented before the American Public." A special play-reading of "The j Show-Off" was held yesterday at I noon in Marquette Auditorium. MUSICIANS COME TO THE CAMPUS Renovated Building is Ready For the College of Music The College of Music of Loyola University will begin to occupy its I new quarters in the old Holy Name j Parochial School at St. Charles 1 Avenue and Calhoun Street, next j Monday or Tuesday according to ' an announcement by the author| ities. The building is now undergoing a complete renovation, and i newly painted walls, and additional equipment will meet the eyes of j the musicians when they enter ' their new quarters. The new build-1 ing is at the northeastern end of | the Loyola campus. , i The installation of the students ? ' in the new quarters will dispose of » their former residence on Carondelet street, and will make it post sible for them to attend the classes e i held in the university with little e ; difficulty. NOW WE SPEAK WITH OUR HANDS e : nt (By College News Service) - Minneapolis, Jan. 26.—Further | substantiation of a recognized the- I ory of speech defect cause, the | University of Minnesota speech !) clinic this week disclosed that Da) vid St. Clair, recently selected as [ a Rhodes scholar, no longer stutl j ters, now that his tendency toil- ward left-handedness has been al- I- j lowed to develop. His former efDf ! forts to maintain right-handedness ;e tended to disturb the nerve conj trol functions of the brain affecte, j ing speech, according to the the- I ory- LOYOLA'S TWO ALL-AMERICANS (Courtesy Loyo'iw Wolf) Emmett Toppino, Olympic track star, who was selected on the All-America track team this week, and Eddie Flynn, world's amateur welterweight champion, who won a similar honor on the Ail-American boxing team recently. The Stage Is All Set for The Gym Dance Floor Show Tonight Everything is in readiness for | tonight's Gym dance, the third of I the year. The dance will inaugu-1! rate the first of what is hoped to ' | develop into a series of floor shows. '' In spite of the fact that the ' University has been in the throes j of mid-term examinations for the past two weeks and the players \ have had little time to rehearse, I it is believed that tonight's floor f I show will be met with much approval by the student body. Eddie Shaheen, who will act as ' master of ceremonies tonight, has e assembled a bevy of artists that would do credit to any vaudeville f circuit. Among those who will " j take part in tonight's frolic are Peggy McGivney (torch songt j stress), Frank Tullos, Francis * j Hursey, a tap dance duo by Kathe I erine O'Connel and Althea DeLas tour, a trio composed of Loretta Morvant, Eileen McKinnon and - Peggy McGivney, and a quartette f including Harold Heidingsfelder, d Bill Seheyd, Tom Brahney and i, Bob Davidson. Gus Gaste will t contribute an eccentric dance and i- the finale will consist of the popuy lar adagio team of Adrian Johnson e and Mary Meyer. The Loyola orchestra has been e rehearsing diligently for the show II under the careful guidance of '• I Dr. Hamil Cupero and will introduceintroduce its theme song tonight. This is an arrangement by Dr. Cupero. Contrary to previous plans, the floor show will begin at 11:30 instead of 12:30, which had been the time originally scheduled for the i show to get under way. Winners of the annual popularity contest conducted by the student council and Maroon in both the day and night schools will be introduced tonight. "I'm Gonna Walk On the Grass, Tra-La, Tra-La" (By College News Service) Washington, Pa., Jan. 26.C— When signs recently appeared on the campus of Washington and Jefferson College saying "Please Walk on the Grass," students were inclined to put it down as the work of some wag. But Dr. Ralph C. Hutchinson, president of the college, revealed this week that the signs really mean what they say. "The campus belongs to the students," he said, "so why shouldn't they walk on the grass? I want to walk on it, myself." And to any critics who might i object to his attitude, he added "I can only say that I am mor« interested in the students than 1 am in the, grass." COMEDY PLEASES DIRECTOR LACY Three Changes Are Made In the Feminine Characters "The French play is coming along fine and is living up to all expectations,'" announced Professor Hensley B. Lacy, recently, director of the comedy, j Mr. Lacy also said that he was pleased in that the lines were being '1 learned very quicky despite the ! I examinations. "However, I expect 1 J better work now that the exams are over," said Mr. Lacy. Some changes were made in | the cast due to illness. The D changes are: Mme. Mallingear is now Yvonne Galatoire; Alexandrine is now Inez Becknell, and Mme. Ratinois is now Solange Mille. PROFESSOR CALLS SHAW'S ACE e, (By College News Service) i, Chapel Hill, N. C., Jan. 2(5.— cl Dr. Archibald Henderson of thC y i University of North Carolina math , ematics department, this week de e; cided to take George Bernarc y Shaw at his word. ? Shaw once advised his corre spondents to save his letters am it sell them at any time a good offei I: might be received. Dr. Hender e son, therefore, has offered for salC I a 54-page letter he received fron the famous playwright in 1905 There will be a very important meeting of the Maroon [ Staff, Monday, at 12:15. All j staff members not present will | be informed that their services i are no longer required. FROSH SODALISTS ELECT NEW MEN Interesting Plans are For-, mulated at Sodality Meet 1 The freshman sodality held its firjst meeting of the second semes| ter on Thursday, January 19, 1933. | The meeting was characterized by i j the election of new officei's to re- j i [ place the temporary ones selected j t I at the beginning of the year. They s were: Stephen Rodi, Prefect; Jo-jy seph Casey, Vice-Prefect; Johnj1 Hynes, Secretary; Felix Lapeyre, ,' Treasurer, and Milton B. Mary, J i Instructor of Candidates. After the election, the house j was opened to discussion and plans i were formulated for the coming j; i i*treat on Feb. 14, lfD", and 16, the receiption of the candidates on i February 3, and the State Con- j vention at Shreveport on March | 18 and 19. It was also announced that the ! Poor Box has been installed on i the second floor of Marquette Hall, and all students were urged to contribute as generously as possible to this worthy cause. The money I so gained will be used to purchase I baskets for the poor of the city. Sodality Will Receive Members r Applicants to Receive Their Diplomas At Religious Ceremony The following men will be received as members Of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin on the First Friday of February, which is , February 3, 1933: Foster Bos-1 worth, Harold Leßlanc, Tom Dunn, . Arthur Hayes, Walter Segrera, ■ George Seferouich, D. Ramelli, Cecil Metz, J. A. Colkin, Oscar H. s Landgreen and J. A. Guilfoyle, ac, cording to Rev. G. A. Hayes, S. J., e today. t Those whose names are listed s above are requested to sign their names in full as they would wish to have them printed on the diploma and handed in at the switch-board. Father Hayes also mentioned that '(j the diploma costs 40c and the , medal 50c and asked that the treasurer, Joe Casey, be seen as soon as possible. If any other freshman feels himself deserving of reception into the Sodadity, let him sign his name in full and give it to the switchboard operator as soon as possible. POETRY PRIZE IS AWARDED e- •d (By College News Service) Grinnell, la., Jan. 26.—An ane nual poetry prize will hereaftei id be offered to inspired Grinnell Coler lege versifiers under the terms of r- a $7533 bequest left by the late le Seldon L. Whitcomb, former prom fessor of English at the college 5. it was announced this week. (Continued on page 4) GYM DANCE TONIGHT FLOOR SHOW TONIGHT
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The System of the World: Volume Three of The Baroque Cycle'Tis done. The world is a most confused and unsteady place -- especially London, center of finance, innovation, and conspiracy -- in the year 1714, when Daniel Waterhouse makes his less-than-triumphant return to England's shores. Aging Puritan and Natural Philosopher, confidant of the high and mighty and contemporary of the most brilliant minds of the age, he has braved the merciless sea and an assault by the infamous pirate Blackbeard to help mend the rift between two adversarial geniuses at a princess's behest. But while much has changed outwardly, the duplicity and danger that once drove Daniel to the American Colonies is still coin of the British realm. No sooner has Daniel set foot on his homeland when he is embroiled in a dark conflict that has been raging in the shadows for decades. It is a secret war between the brilliant, enigmatic Master of the Mint and closet alchemist Isaac Newton and his archnemesis, the insidious counterfeiter Jack the Coiner, a.k.a. Jack Shaftoe, King of the Vagabonds. Hostilities are suddenly moving to a new and more volatile level, as Half-Cocked Jack plots a daring assault on the Tower itself, aiming for nothing less than the total corruption of Britain's newborn monetary system. Unbeknownst to all, it is love that set the Coiner on his traitorous course; the desperate need to protect the woman of his heart -- the remarkable Eliza, Duchess of Arcachon-Qwghlm -- from those who would destroy her should he fail. Meanwhile, Daniel Waterhouse and his Clubb of unlikely cronies comb city and country for clues to the identity of the blackguard who is attempting to blow up Natural Philosophers with Infernal Devices -- as political factions jockey for position while awaiting the impending death of the ailing queen; as the "holy grail" of alchemy, the key to life eternal, tantalizes and continues to elude Isaac Newton, yet is closer than he ever imagined; as the greatest technological innovation in history slowly takes shape in Waterhouse's manufactory. Everything that was will be changed forever ... The System of the World is the concluding volume in Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle, begun with Quicksilver and continued in The Confusion. |
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- human robot interaction (1)
- intrinsic plasticity (1)
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- SORN: a self-organizing recurrent neural network (2009)
- Understanding the dynamics of recurrent neural networks is crucial for explaining how the brain processes information. In the neocortex, a range of different plasticity mechanisms are shaping recurrent networks into effective information processing circuits that learn appropriate representations for time-varying sensory stimuli. However, it has been difficult to mimic these abilities in artificial neural network models. Here we introduce SORN, a self-organizing recurrent network. It combines three distinct forms of local plasticity to learn spatio-temporal patterns in its input while maintaining its dynamics in a healthy regime suitable for learning. The SORN learns to encode information in the form of trajectories through its high-dimensional state space reminiscent of recent biological findings on cortical coding. All three forms of plasticity are shown to be essential for the network's success. Keywords: synaptic plasticity, intrinsic plasticity, recurrent neural networks, reservoir computing, time series prediction
- Independent component analysis in spiking neurons (2010)
- Although models based on independent component analysis (ICA) have been successful in explaining various properties of sensory coding in the cortex, it remains unclear how networks of spiking neurons using realistic plasticity rules can realize such computation. Here, we propose a biologically plausible mechanism for ICA-like learning with spiking neurons. Our model combines spike-timing dependent plasticity and synaptic scaling with an intrinsic plasticity rule that regulates neuronal excitability to maximize information transmission. We show that a stochastically spiking neuron learns one independent component for inputs encoded either as rates or using spike-spike correlations. Furthermore, different independent components can be recovered, when the activity of different neurons is decorrelated by adaptive lateral inhibition.
- Bayesian cue integration as a developmental outcome of reward mediated learning (2011)
- Average human behavior in cue combination tasks is well predicted by Bayesian inference models. As this capability is acquired over developmental timescales, the question arises, how it is learned. Here we investigated whether reward dependent learning, that is well established at the computational, behavioral, and neuronal levels, could contribute to this development. It is shown that a model free reinforcement learning algorithm can indeed learn to do cue integration, i.e. weight uncertain cues according to their respective reliabilities and even do so if reliabilities are changing. We also consider the case of causal inference where multimodal signals can originate from one or multiple separate objects and should not always be integrated. In this case, the learner is shown to develop a behavior that is closest to Bayesian model averaging. We conclude that reward mediated learning could be a driving force for the development of cue integration and causal inference.
- Task-specific modulation of memory for object features in natural scenes (2008)
- The influence of visual tasks on short and long-term memory for visual features was investigated using a change-detection paradigm. Subjects completed 2 tasks: (a) describing objects in natural images, reporting a specific property of each object when a crosshair appeared above it, and (b) viewing a modified version of each scene, and detecting which of the previously described objects had changed. When tested over short delays (seconds), no task effects were found. Over longer delays (minutes) we found the describing task influenced what types of changes were detected in a variety of explicit and incidental memory experiments. Furthermore, we found surprisingly high performance in the incidental memory experiment, suggesting that simple tasks are sufficient to instill long-lasting visual memories. Keywords: visual working memory, natural scenes, natural tasks, change detection
- Infants in control: Rapid anticipation of action outcomes in a gaze-contingent paradigm (2012)
- Infants' poor motor abilities limit their interaction with their environment and render studying infant cognition notoriously difficult. Exceptions are eye movements, which reach high accuracy early, but generally do not allow manipulation of the physical environment. In this study, real-time eye tracking is used to put 6- and 8-month-old infants in direct control of their visual surroundings to study the fundamental problem of discovery of agency, i.e. the ability to infer that certain sensory events are caused by one's own actions. We demonstrate that infants quickly learn to perform eye movements to trigger the appearance of new stimuli and that they anticipate the consequences of their actions in as few as 3 trials. Our findings show that infants can rapidly discover new ways of controlling their environment. We suggest that gaze-contingent paradigms offer effective new ways for studying many aspects of infant learning and cognition in an interactive fashion and provide new opportunities for behavioral training and treatment in infants.
- Visual working memory contents bias ambiguous structure from motion perception (2013)
- The way we perceive the visual world depends crucially on the state of the observer. In the present study we show that what we are holding in working memory (WM) can bias the way we perceive ambiguous structure from motion stimuli. Holding in memory the percept of an unambiguously rotating sphere influenced the perceived direction of motion of an ambiguously rotating sphere presented shortly thereafter. In particular, we found a systematic difference between congruent dominance periods where the perceived direction of the ambiguous stimulus corresponded to the direction of the unambiguous one and incongruent dominance periods. Congruent dominance periods were more frequent when participants memorized the speed of the unambiguous sphere for delayed discrimination than when they performed an immediate judgment on a change in its speed. The analysis of dominance time-course showed that a sustained tendency to perceive the same direction of motion as the prior stimulus emerged only in the WM condition, whereas in the attention condition perceptual dominance dropped to chance levels at the end of the trial. The results are explained in terms of a direct involvement of early visual areas in the active representation of visual motion in WM.
- Analysis of a biologically-inspired system for real-time object recognition (2005)
- We present a biologically-inspired system for real-time, feed-forward object recognition in cluttered scenes. Our system utilizes a vocabulary of very sparse features that are shared between and within different object models. To detect objects in a novel scene, these features are located in the image, and each detected feature votes for all objects that are consistent with its presence. Due to the sharing of features between object models our approach is more scalable to large object databases than traditional methods. To demonstrate the utility of this approach, we train our system to recognize any of 50 objects in everyday cluttered scenes with substantial occlusion. Without further optimization we also demonstrate near-perfect recognition on a standard 3-D recognition problem. Our system has an interpretation as a sparsely connected feed-forward neural network, making it a viable model for fast, feed-forward object recognition in the primate visual system.
- Robotic Gesture Recognition (1997)
- Robots of the future should communicate with humans in a natural way. We are especially interested in vision-based gesture interfaces. In the context of robotics several constraints exist, which make the task of gesture recognition particularly challenging. We discuss these constraints and report on progress being made in our lab in the development of techniques for building robust gesture interfaces which can handle these constraints. In an example application, the techniques are shown to be easily combined to build a gesture interface for a real robot grasping objects on a table in front of it.
- A System for Person-Independent Hand Posture Recognition against Complex Backgrounds (2001)
- A computer vision system for non-independent recognition of hand postures against complex background is presented. THe system is based on Elastic Graph Matching (EGM), which was extended to allow for combinations of different feature types at the graph nodes.
- Binding - a proposed experiment and a model (1996)
- The binding problem is regarded as one of today's key questions about brain function. Several solutions have been proposed, yet the issue is still controversial. The goal of this article is twofold. Firstly, we propose a new experimental paradigm requiring feature binding, the "delayed binding response task". Secondly, we propose a binding mechanism employing fast reversible synaptic plasticity to express the binding between concepts. We discuss the experimental predictions of our model for the delayed binding response task.


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Barring the DA from NPA announcement will be seen as part of a 'cover-up'
Helen Zille, Leader of the Democratic Alliance
5 April 2009
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has refused to allow me entry to its press conference tomorrow where it will reportedly announce the dropping of the charges against Jacob Zuma. There is already a perception that the NPA is engaged in a cover-up. Barring the official opposition from its press conference will add weight to this perception.
Press conferences are by their very nature intended to be open and transparent. There is no reason to bar interested parties from them.
In this case there is an additional reason for the DA to be present. We were given permission by the NPA to submit reasons, in the form of representations, why the case against Jacob Zuma should not be withdrawn. If the charges are indeed withdrawn, it will mean that the NPA rejected our submission. We have not been informed of this by the NPA. They have, however, recgonised the DA as an interested party in this matter, which has profound constitutional implications. It is therefore unacceptable that we have been barred from a press conference which will announce the outcome of the NPA's deliberations on the entire Zuma matter, including the DA's submissions.
For this reason, I will go to the press conference in Pretoria tomorrow.
Perhaps the NPA fears the DA's presence at the press conference because they know we will not countenance a cover-up. We want to know why the Zuma submissions could not be made in open court as part of Zuma's defence. Even if there was a conspiracy against him, this does not imply his innocence. It only means other people must be charged as well. We will demand to know the full reasons behind the decision as well as full disclosure of all the documents and tapes that led to this decision. If the charges are dropped, we will consider taking legal action to have them re-instated.
The DA believes that Jacob Zuma has a case to answer, whether or not there was interference in the NPA and whether or not other leading ANC figures were engaged in corrupt activities. If members of the NPA allowed political manipulation in the case, they must be charged. Everyone in the ANC who is alleged to have taken bribes in the arms deal must be charged too.
Just because everybody has to answer for alleged wrongdoing should not mean that nobody should be charged. On the contrary, we need to find out the role played by each protagonist and try them in an open court. This is the only way that the truth will out and justice will be served. The sooner we do this, the sooner we can put the arms deal behind us and rebuild the integrity of the state institutions that have been compromised in this sordid saga.


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Meh, I sold my 570 for £130 and got sleeping dogs worth at least £20 so got my Vapor-X 7950 for £110, that's the way I look at upgrades too
£260 for the Vapor-X? Wish I'd of been looking for a new card when you was, I could only find it for £280 which was just out of my price range at the time, damn animals and vet bills... They alone this month would of brought me another 7950 at least.
Damn, £230 at Pixmania now http://www.pixmania.co.uk/uk/uk/12781961/art/sapphire-technology/radeon-hd-7950-vapor-x-3.html
That's a good price! You know when using Trixx, it say's I'm running my card on PCI-E 1.1... Just want to be safe, is there any PCI/PCI-E drivers that should usually be installed or is this just another false reading?
BBC Goodfood always a good starting point, adjust recipe or go to a better one if you are comfortable with cooking: http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/spotteddickandcustar_87835 Else just cut yours off and serve.
Does this look a little odd to you guy's for stock clocks on a 3Dmark Vantage run? ... Was going to upload a photo but it'll be easier for me to just type. 3Dmark score - 16743 GPU score - 17825 CPU score 14163 See my system specs for what I'm running without the GTX460 though.
Yea, I don't shop there often, when I do it's usually cause I've found something at a good price like the 7950 I linked too, that's a damn good price for that card. I bought an 4850 from there years ago knowing about their reputation but it came with no issues, they even RMA'd it for me about a month after the standard 1 year warranty, not sure if they just didn't pick up on it or not.
Exactly... my old GTX460 scored 16k with stock clocks... I'm wondering what the problem is, the 7950 seems to play Sleeping dogs alright and got an average of 40fp/s on furmark 1080 benchmark.
I really wouldn't worry about it tbh, Vantage is old anyway, I sometimes get funky results on the likes of 03/06 etc on modern hardware, at least you know your 3DMark11 score is fine. On another note, I happen to find Vantage the ugliest benchmark I have ever seen, it really is a POS looks wise, heck even 3DMark01 looked better for it's time.
Dunno bout the rest of you but I fucking hate Christmas time!!! Yea yea whatever it's the season of goodwill and all that, It's ok for most of you though I haven't got a chimney so Santa has to bust in my backdoors and empty his sack :'( bastard
somehow 'Empty his sack' sounds a little creepy when children are involved.... Id empty my own sack. So long as i was with a beautiful woman (or just some good porn lol)
This stuff is amazing http://rumandreviews.com/2011/08/01/agwa-de-bolivia-panel-review/ 2nd shot already having a good evening!
It was a joke about santa "busting in my back door" and emptying his sack, you know innuendo? Not that that's my kind of bag
Anyone going to GYM? Started to visit this one http://www.puregym.com/ its pretty good in compare to Trilogy and cheap.Need to loose some weight, so I can fit into my cristmas party suit
Best part about christmas - Steam Sales - and the fact there are always millions of gamers online regardless of the day, they get their presents and eat food over the keyboard. Just a regular holiday!
I was planning to get prototype 2 on halloween sale, but still thinking about it.And just finished DEADLIGHT, nice sidescroll game,only too short.
I have to roll with a car with a maximum 1 litre engine for insurance below £2000 at the moment. Getting insured for anything bigger under 21 (by a mere few months) costs you half your damn soul in this country. They were supposed to bring insurance for women up and men down to a halfway point, instead they decided to bring women up to men's prices... My boss pays a little under £300 a year for his VW estate brand new, and Admiral come out cheapest for a Honda civic at £5000?! Sadly i have to roll with a second hand micro or a new Pixo on finance... Asus GTX 670 Direct CU II Top - W1zz gave it a 10/10, awesome clocks on core and memory, and silent as a sparrow's fart.
I pay like 76 monthly for my Ford fiesta 1.6 Titanium,and its already with 2y no claim discount.Pretty expensive insurance in nowdays


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I always work Saturday and Sunday.
Well, if you want to call it work
I'm an Apartment Building Super And I generally screen my calls on the weekend and most work "which isn't emergency" I push off for Monday and then assign it to one of my workers hehe
If it weren't for the 24-7 odd hour calls I might consider mine as one of the best jobs around.
Free Rent, Free Utilities, free phone and a reasonable paycheck with Union Bennies and a pension plan paid by my employer.
Not a bad job at all
oops, another brain fart!
I worked today also... I have to work the next 3 saturdays in a row. I hate working saturdays. What i hate more is getting called in on saturday when i have it off
Hey, at least you're making money. I'm cooped up in my apartment or school basically for the next 13 months for medical school making a nice big whole in my empty wallet....
Ço£o§§ü§ - yeah you can read into it...
Hahah... the weekend doesn't exists anymore. Everyone's working anyways, why not just go out and party any day of the week?
Don't even tell me about working on the weekend, ya lazy bum.
Apex=slave driver? Oh my...

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Teaching (tutoring) for free from 9:30-1:00. Need I say more?
Yea, where u tutoring? I need help
He didn't mean to say free, I think.
oh, ya... and I have to always work Saturday, too. It pretty much sucks....
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hahahahaah nice pic. I hate working weekends. Classes tuesday-friday, then work sat and sun til midnight. get back to school at 2am...skip classes on monday...repeat.
lol hahahaha
Heh heh I saw a gif where they were animated.
i worked 7 hours saturday too, but oh well; i just d/led and watched gladiator and romeo must die the whole time . Take that, computer store! Nice picture. Hey, we all knew that Apex was evil, so why are you surprised taht he whips Leon?
oh wait...one of my bosses checks this board, but i think he only checks the deals page...hopefully. If not..."Hello Andrew."


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Winchester hit with another bike theft after burglary at garage
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ANOTHER mountain bike has been stolen during a burglary at a Winchester garage.
Thieves broke into the building in Christchurch Road between 8.30pm on Saturday, August 17 and 10am the next day.
The black Specialized Hardrock Sport mountain bike with gold detail was taken along with 24 bottles of wine, a fishing rod and a push chair.
The push chair was later recovered in Stuart Crescent, Stanmore and empty bottles of wine were found near the garage.
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Gambia's decision to withdraw from the Commonwealth is something to "very much regret", the Foreign Office has said.
The African nation announced its departure, saying it will "never be a member of any neo-colonial institution".
It was not immediately clear what triggered the decision to leave the association of 54 countries largely made up of former British colonies, which was announced in a statement yesterday.
Though a popular destination for British tourists, The Gambia has been criticised in the past by the UK for human rights abuses, including when it executed nine death-row inmates by firing squad in August last year.
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Bakary Dabo, former vice president of Gambia and chairman of the country's campaign for democratic change, said the Gambian people are generally "very happy" to be part of the Commonwealth.
He said Gambian authorities had recently been seeking attention and "picking up war against poorly specified enemies called 'western powers'".
He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "This has been building up over the past few years and accelerated, especially as the last week he (Mr Jammeh) was at the UN General Assembly and used his time located to him to go into some long rambling about the 'western powers' and their supposed hegemonic plans around the world."
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The monarch is head of the organisation known as the Family of Nations but will be represented at next month's meeting of Commonwealth leaders in Sri Lanka by the Prince of Wales following a review of her long-haul travel.
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Today, I was too busy to see a patient who came to the office in desperation and pain.
That was because I was seeing other patients in more desperation with more pain. In fact, I was doing a little operation on a 17 year old blind boy who had been hobbling around with a piece of glass embedded in his right foot for the past 2 years.
He had seen at least 4 Physicians for his probem and had undergone at least two exploratory procedures. His Physicians had no luck sending him to a plastic surgeon because of an over 2 year wait in Calgary to be assessed - and the difficulty in accessing a Specialist that "does feet".
So - the poor fellow hobbled in pain through most of his highschool years. He was sent to me by his Physician after his Physician learned that I do "things like this" (I don't really - but I suppose that I do now because it seems that I get a lot of referrals like this).
I had just removed a large tennis-ball sized benign vascular tumor from the left buttock of another fellow who had been unable to sit for the past two years. His tumor had recently become necrotic and intensely painful, and he had been advised by the E.R. that they would arrange for him to be seen by a surgeon - the arrangement never happened....twice.
The poor lady in the waiting room went home.....scared at having lost 20lb in the past 3 months and at the intense pain with any bowel movement or passing of gas.....and even more scared that she could feel a mass protruding through her rectal area.
My next two weeks were booked solid with increasingly desperate people. Some of them were returning to ask why their colonoscopy screening tests were taking over 18 months to get booked.....others wanted to know why they had to wait 12-18 months to see a neurosurgeon for their incredible back pain that required surgery.
After a dizzying day of little, but significant surgical procedures; I recalled that I forgot to eat again.....it had been 20 hours since my last meal. When I woke up this morning, I got up from the bed to walk to the bathroom - and distantly heard a loud thump that scared my wife to death and had the kids running into the room......I stared up at them in confusion - not remembering losing consciousness.
I seemed fine (except for a sore left wrist), but for the first time in my life - felt the cumulative effects of rountinely 3 hours a night of sleep, chronic dehydration, stress and probably malnutrition ganging up on me.
The strain of a College Complaint from a patient being charged for surgical supplies that I had to pay for, but Alberta Health wouldn't pay for - and to which the patient felt entitled, combined with the mounds of paperwork for everything from Blue Cross drug authorizations to Handicap parking forms and demanding letters from various insurance companies, employers and various patients that wanted notes for "time off from work".......had finally started to affect me in a way that I have never felt before.
I thought that I was handling this all pretty well; with a generally good mood and an increasingly strained cheerful outlook......however, I'd never fainted before.
The rest of the day had me quite thoughtful about my predicament. I need to see my 40 patients per day - they are desperate to get in for their appointments with my current 3 week wait....but I am also handling about 10-12 emergencies per day that keep me at the office at least 2-3 more hours than I am scheduled for....this adds at least another 2 hours of paperwork to my day and keeps me up later and later at night.
And I am working harder than I ever have in my life while making less than I ever have. Alberta Health, for example, has refused to pay for various surgical procedures that I have done since last May. They grudgingly agreed to pay about 30% of my actual costs of doing the procedure (never mind my income) - and didn't care a rat's ass that I was going to be personally in the hole about it. They simply disagreed that the procedures had been performed. The surgical pathology reports, the patient testimony and my surgical notes complete with digital photos did not appear to matter to them in the least. They simply refused to pay. It's not a battle that I will win with them - and is reminiscent of the deservedly and ubiquitously despised HMO's in the USA.
One of the best, brightest and smartest Physicians I have ever known told me last week that he has had enough of the same sort of strain. The constant pressure to attend to impossible demands from an ever increasingly desperate patient population and decreasing payments from the Government, were just too much to handle for him any longer. He's pulling the plug on his 5000 patients. This is, in part, because Alberta Health fixes our rates to something below our operational costs - and they state that they will charge us as criminals if we charge any rates in addition to what they are willing to pay - even if we just want to make our costs and earn nothing. It is an untenable situation that our increasingly disconnected Government is unwilling to address.
So, for this reason; out of about 36 Docs that have worked in my Medical building about three years ago - there will be only about 4 left starting this July.
Many of them have left to go to private medicine or the USA - shunning Alberta Health....and they're all ecstatic with their decisions. But I am not prepared to abandon my patient population yet.......yet......
And so, after a day of doing these surgical procedures....I got home and listened in awe as my wife skillfully helped my eldest teenaged daughter successfully manage an episode of serious "Facebook bullying" by another grade 8 girl. I may have done some pretty neato surgeries today (the blind boy is walking fine now....I found the damned glass) - but what my wife did today to help our daughter REALLY blew me away. After 20 years, she is still teaching me a hell of a lot. I am soooo lucky to be married to this hottie!
And so, as I FINALLY sat down at the table to FINALLY eat something....my thoughts drifted to that poor elderly lady that I was too busy to see today. I put down my fork, looked up her number in my compter (at the table) and called her. And listened. And sympathized. And became embarrassed at how dreadfully our Health Care System has failed her.
So I watched my meal get cold as I called the Gastroenterologist on call at the hospital.
He listened for a few minutes in sympathy. I had referred this lady "urgently" about 4 months ago, but my referral - like every other referral I have made to G.I. in the past year - went essentially ignored, even after I called twice.
He then told me that he could not really see her soon, as that he was busy scrambling with more urgent cases and that she really had no hope to be seen as an outpatient. He told me that I should just send her to the E.R. as "an emergency" and to tell her to expect to wait at least 15-25 hours to be seen.
I have taken this approach before - and they often just tell these patients to see their Family Physicians because the issue "is not really an emergency" (very true). So I opened my laptop again and wrote an "urgent consult note" to the E.R. Doc and then called the E.R. triage nurse to inform her that the patient was going to arrive soon in the E.R. and that I wanted a call from the E.R. Doc to explain the situation.
As my meal went from cold to arctic - I called the patient back at home to advise her to go to the E.R. She told me that she could not afford a taxi, couldn't drive and didn't know if the bus was operating this time of night. She lived only a few blocks away from my house and I briefly entertained thoughts of driving her to the hospital.....but by this point, I didn't know if I could make it upstairs safely to bed - never mind driving anybody to the hospital. We talked some more, and she agreed to phone a friend for a ride.
Pushed my plate away.....It's time to get some sleep. I hope that she gets to the hospital and gets seen......
Hope the pager doesn't wake me up.....last night I got a call from the ICU about another patient (85 years old) of mine that was frustrated with his cough - so he took a whole bottle of tylenol and ativan in the hope of dying. ICU wanted him sent to Psych after "forming" the patient (taking his rights away). He is very clear about his intention to go home and kill himself. He isn't crazy - he just doesn't want to live anymore with his COPD and mild cognitive impairment.
So - do I let him go home to kill himself, or do I continue to take away his human rights at a cost of $3000 per day to the tax payer because "I know what's better for him".
They didn't teach the wrangling of this stuff in Med School.........
Thank God for my family!
It's the long weekend.........time to recharge (it's going to snow).....
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As Labor Day weekend approaches, drunk drivers will have nowhere to run from police in Georgia because traffic enforcement officers from every neighboring state will be waiting at state lines to take them into custody.
It's time for Georgia's 21st Annual 'Hands Across the Border' intra-state impaired driving and highway safety crackdown. This annual law enforcement tradition leading up to the Labor Day weekend now marks 21 years of making the entire southeast safer from drunk drivers.
For five days leading up to Labor Day weekend, police, sheriff's deputies and state troopers throughout Georgia will rendezvous in communities near the state line to set up checkpoints and catch impaired drivers entering and leaving Georgia.
They will also gather with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety at state welcome centers for media interviews and the traditional handshake to signify their partnership in this year's campaign. But it's not about the media attention, Georgia's peace officers will be launching this 5-day, high-visibility enforcement campaign to put a serious dent in the number of impaired drivers Georgia sees at the end of the summer.
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