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AMD is preparing to launch a new high-end desktop processor, the Athlon 64 X2 6400+, which will be the last processor in the Athlon 64 X2 family. Currently, AMD's highest-end desktop processor is the Athlon 64 X2 6000+, however with its performance unable to match Intel's upcoming Core 2 Duo E6850, AMD plans to launch the new 6400+ to cover up the gap in the market. The 6400+ will have a core frequency of 3.2GHz and 2MB L2 cache, while the pricing will range between US$220-248. Samples of the new CPUs are already shipping to motherboard makers, but there's still no official release date. Source: DigiTimes
yippy kai-yay! thanks AMD, at least they're trying to do a little something to tide us over til phenom
yeah 2MB cache instead of 1MB should make them a decent chip. Lets pray for another san diego like core
It is infact quite impressing how high AMDs 90nm chips are scaling. Too bad their 65nm isn't up to the task. Serious leakage problems with high freq AMD 65nm chips I hear.
reminds me of the AthonXP palomino core 2100+ situation a few years back. Before AMD could release the Thoroughbred core, it needed something to close the gap between the XP2000+ and higher clocked P4s. Maybe history is repeating itself..
WOW!! 89W?? my opty 185 stock is 110W, so when i crank it upto 3ghz and increase the volts i can end up with 160W thermal output eeek so thats fab
they should just release a higher clocked FX core (lol) 3.4ghz FX 66 2mb cache and an unlocked multi would be nice. oh and the 6400+ should oc well enough the 6000+ clocks to 3.5ghz or so normal. Heat wont be to much of an issue they will just put it out with the quad heatpipe copper base FX cooler.
89W TDP for a 3.2GHz 90nm Windsor? Now that must have required some process tweaks, since current 6000+ has 125W TDP. That's almost a 30% drop! But, one could wonder why do they bother with 90nm anymore since FAB36 which makes most of their cores is now all 65nm and the rented node @ Chartered is switching to 65nm too. But maybe they should concentrate on tweaking their 65nm instead, they need Barcelona to save the day and it can't succeed if it doesn't have the clocks.
watch bet they can push a 20x on windsor they just dont want to come on AMD try it that would piss of the C2D owner pwned by the old school windsor core
yeah thats well impressive, if they apply that to their 65nm cores... wonder what thermal output they could acheive "the latest 65nm AMD offering cooled with the magic of an aluminium thimble!"
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Tyler Walker is a perfect example of "It's not the size of the dog in the fight; it's the size of the fight in the dog." Born without much of his spine and then losing his legs at age four, he made big gains every year in his quest to become a World Cup contender. Tyler Walker captured his first World Cup win in 2004 in giant slalom and his first title in 2006, also in giant slalom. Vancouver marked his second Paralympic Winter Games competition.
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I saw this movie without reading the books first. It could've had better action scenes; the few they had were brief & anti-climactic. also, they should have developed the characters better, I didn't find myself caring for them.If you read the books:After I read the books, I realized the movie has NOTHING in common with the books. even Amma isn't the same at all and spoiler alert, replaces Marian altogether. an exact translation from book to movie screen would have made for a much more interesting movie experience, whether or not you read the books.
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So an editing project at my job has sent me to Shanghai again. It was meant to be one week but now it will be two. Which is cool. But while it is a beautiful city, all the work has kept me from seeing anything new that I hadn't see on previous trips here. Hopefully that changes this week. Though one cool place I got to check out was area called Tianzifang. It's pretty much a maze of lit alleys filled with cafes, pubs and craft shops. Unfortunately, being the non-camera crazy guy I am, I once again forgot to bring my camera for photos. So to give you an idea of what it looks like, this will have to do. I shall definitely be retuning to this place while I am here..
On the night before I arrived in Shanghai last weekend, Beijing band Hedgehog returned to Hong Kong almost exactly one from their last visit. With them being one of the first bands I had ever seen in Asia, I had to go see them again. And I LOVED IT.
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Neither the brutal cold nor one of the league's worst defenses could stop Josh McCown and the Chicago Bears.
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Eagles coach Chip Kelly never had a doubt that his team would rally despite the heavy snowfall, the offense that couldn't move and the 14-0 deficit deep into the third quarter.
Chip Kelly enjoyed a really good day Sunday, making a series of game-day moves that allowed the Eagles to dig out of a 14-0 hole and an avalanche of snow.
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Although LeSean McCoy played his high school football in Harrisburg and his college ball in Pittsburgh, the Eagles record-setting running back never played in a snow storm like Sunday in South Philly.
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John Joseph Idzik, a former offensive coordinator with the Eagles and father of New York Jets general manager John Idzik, has died. He was 85.
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Playlogic has announced that Fairytale Fights will release on October23 and 27 for PS3 and Xbox 360 in the UK and US, respectively.
Using the Unreal 3 Engine and inspired by cartoons like Happy Tree Friends and Itchy and Scratchy, the game takes characters and tales from well known fairytales and makes them more macabre. Players must fight their way through "hordes of bloodthirsty enemies on a quest to restore their own personal honor and re-establish peace in the land of fairytales."
Players can also cooperatively complete quests in the single-player storyline or multiplayer battles with up to 4 others with over 100 weapons, and DLC is expected to be released on a regular basis post launch.
The game will also be made available for PC in 2010.
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Obscure: The Aftermath heading to PSP Go in the fall
Playlogic has announced that its horror title Obscure: The Aftermath will release on PSP Go this fall alongside the already announced UMD release.
It's already available for PC, PS2, and Wii.
Press release after the break.
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Koei, Crave and Playlogic sign up to ESA
Koei, Crave and Playlogic have all signed up as ESA members, GI reports.
"Our growing membership is a reflection of the ESA's valued and successful work on the key public policy issues facing the entertainment software industry," said ESA boss Michael Gallagher.
"Crave Entertainment, Koei and Playlogic are key partners in leading that effort, and I am pleased to welcome them to the ESA."
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Bill618, I'm not talking about the 3 channel collection method. That is generally the same pan-humanoid, unless there is a disability. Of course, we being organic beings will have variations in every organ, in every array of cells, in every bundle of neurons. And no, "how that info is subjectively dealt with after leaving the primary visual cortex" is NOT solely up to the frontal lobe. Because knowing colors is a form of language, and being able to distinguish one color from another is no different than learning to differ obsidian and black onyx, or the shades of meaning difference between poignant and tender. It all becomes structure. Either way, if you acknowledge differences between subjectivity, then you already agree with my argument.
You're conflating matters/arguments. Obviously the relationship between lightness and chroma matters, and is widely known. But it requires no great knowledge of colorspaces to learn. It is literally the first baby step to learning about color. As soon as you get your first set of colors, you find out that the full strength of your red is the reddest red you will get. And adding white or black to change its value will dull it down.
The matter of software glitches is merely a technical problem. But good that you answered it. And sorry if it seemed I was discouraging the answering of such questions.
Of course Science wants to know the true extent of color space... if there was such a thing. It is no different than wanting to know where the colors fall in the EM spectrum. Why else all the attempts to make the best model of color space for lo these many centuries. This goes beyond the use of color spaces in art or for regulating global printing standards or for computing. (Yes, different color spaces developed over the years for technical or business reasons spaces different uses, but if you use photoshop to make art, most of them never come into play.) That color and value turn out to have differing mechanisms for interpretation in the brain, and that normal human color perception has typical organic variation are recent realizations comparatively, which have only served to confirm the problem of "true" color space as intractably subjective.
Show me how you've done this in your work. Let's see it. I mean really, you are sweet on the science of color, no doubt, good on software, but you are so clueless about art that it boggles the mind.For science to say that if you want to create a painting with the vivid effect of a particular lighting and atmosphere, this is how you can build in the mathematical relationships that will do so - is not.
And incidentally, the program you are using to map color gamuts is not professional quality. You may be encountering some problems with your interpretations because of this. Try ColorThink instead. The interface is much more useful and the processing algorithms are more powerful. Its a program I use constantly and is much better for visualizing gamuts and color notes floating in color space. Although it too, limits how many points it can plot per image, though not as severely as the program you are using. The workaround is to cut any particular image up and load in the pieces as individual images and create a compiled gamut of all the gamuts of all the images.


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From the Vatican to Buenos Aires, Catholics worldwide rejoiced when Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio became the new pope.
He's the first Jesuit and the first Latin American in modern times to lead the world's 1.2 billion Catholics.
But in some ways, he's just a normal guy.
Here are five things to know about Pope Francis:
1. His name says a lot about him
Unlike other recent pontiffs -- John Paul II, Benedict XVI -- Pope Francis doesn't have a numeral after his name. That's because he's the first to take the name Francis.
Why Francis?
The pope wanted to honor St. Francis of Assisi, an admirer of nature and a servant to the poor and destitute.
St. Francis of Assisi was born the son of a rich cloth merchant. But he lived in rags among beggars at St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Those close to Pope Francis see similarities between the two men.
"Francis of Assisi is ... someone who turned his back on the wealth of his family and the lifestyle he had, and bonded with lepers and the poor," said the Rev. Thomas Rosica, the Vatican's deputy spokesman. "Here's this pope known for his care for AIDS patients and people who are very sick. Who is known for his concern with single mothers whose babies were refused to be baptized by priests in his diocese.
"He scolded those priests last year and said, 'How can you turn these people away when they belong to us? '"
2. He's not actually the first pope from outside Europe
Sure, Francis is the first non-European pope in modern times. But back in the 8th century, a Syrian -- Pope St. Gregory III -- led the church from 731 to 741 A.D.
We've also had popes from Bethlehem (St. Evaristus, from 97 to 105 A.D.), Jerusalem (Pope Theodore I, from 642 to 649) and modern-day Libya (Saint Victor I, from 189 to 199). Several other Syrians have also been pontiff in the last few millennia.
Of course, the majority of popes have been Italian. But with Francis' appointment, the tide could be shifting to outside Europe.
3. He's a pope of the people
In some ways, Pope Francis is just a normal guy.
"The new pope is a very humble man," said the Rev. Eduardo Mangiarotti, an Argentine priest. "He takes public transport every day."
He also chose to live in an apartment instead of the archbishop's palace, passed on a chauffeured limousine and cooked his own meals, CNN Vatican analyst John Allen wrote in a profile published by National Catholic Reporter.


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Jennifer Nelson is your link to a better diet. As specialty editor of the nutrition and healthy eating guide, she plays a vital role in bringing you healthy recipes and meal planning."Nutrition is one way people have direct control over the quality of their lives," she says. "I hope to translate the science of nutrition into ways that people can select and prepare great-tasting foods that help maintain health and treat disease."
A St. Paul, Minn., native, she has been with Mayo Clinic since 1978, and is director of clinical dietetics and an associate professor of nutrition at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine.
She leads clinical nutrition efforts for a staff of more than 60 clinical dietitians and nine dietetic technicians and oversees nutrition services, staffing, strategic and financial planning, and quality improvement. Nelson was co-editor of the "Mayo Clinic Diet" and the James Beard Foundation Award-winning "The New Mayo Clinic Cookbook." She has been a contributing author to and reviewer of many other Mayo Clinic books, including "Mayo Clinic Healthy Weight for EveryBody," "The Mayo Clinic Family Health Book" and "The Mayo Clinic/Williams Sonoma Cookbook." She contributes to the strategic direction of the Food & Nutrition Center, which includes creating recipes and menus, reviewing nutrition content of various articles, and providing expert answers to nutrition questions.
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What food trends define the millennial generation?
By Jennifer Nelson, M.S., R.D. and Katherine Zeratsky, R.D.
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When is the last time that you sat down to eat three square meals a day — or two or even one? If you are a "millennial" (born somewhere between 1980 and 2000) chances are you haven't had much experience with this ritual.
According to trend watchers, 35 percent of meals eaten by millennials are really snacks. Although the Pew Research Center describes this generation as "confident, connected and open to change," others have described them as driven by "cravings, cost and convenience."
The millennials now outnumber the baby boomers, and food marketers have taken notice. To entice this population they are:
- Promoting cereal as snack food, not just for breakfast
- Deconstructing sandwiches into faster food — nugget-sized pieces that can be popped into the mouth while on the run
- Combining foods traditionally served at breakfast, lunch and dinner, which has led to terms such as "linner," "brinner" and "slunch"
- Being open 24 hours a day, 7 day a week
- Making food more portable — have you ever "dashboard dined?"
As early as 2002, food businesses were targeting this generation with enticing food ads, product placements in TV shows, Hollywood-style commercials and novel ways to create brand loyalty.
It seems that this generation has been captured — and there are downstream health effects. In addition to being large in numbers, many millennials are large in size. One-third of those between the ages of 16 to 27 are overweight or obese. The eventual impact of obesity on health, employment, productivity, insurance costs and health care are greatly concerning.
Who's to blame? Food marketers? The boomers who raised the millennials? The millennials themselves? The pace of modern life? Lack of education about nutrition and health? I'm sure some blame falls in each of these areas — and others as well.
It is going to be a challenge to get millenials to eat healthier. The solutions for the "I-eat-what-I-want-when-I-want" generation will need to capitalize on this generation's traits (confident, connected, open to change) as well as what's driving them (cravings, cost, convenience). And the solutions will certainly need to be creative.
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Hi Jennifer. Great post and insight! I definitely agree with you that the food industry has definitely catered towards us millennials to eat food that is more convenient and cheaper. I think if someone made a study documenting types of food according to cost and convenience, they would have an inverse relationship with they're actual health and nutritional value (I'm sure there's a study somewhere). However, I do agree with one food industry movement right now and that is producing food in smaller portions. Growing up I never realized how much more I ate as an American compared to my other relatives who live on the other side of the world. I believe having a smaller portion of food in front of you helps reduce the likelihood you will overconsume (Brian Wansink has some great research on this). Lastly, although our millenial generation still has many health hurdles to get past, I think things are looking up: (1) http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/health/2012/01/17
/u-s-obesity-rates-level-off-remain-high/ (2) http://blog.fooducate.com/2012/01/18/nyc-rele ntless-in-obesity-war-this-time-portion-sizes /?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_c ampaign=nyc-relentless-in-obesity-war-this-ti me-portion-sizes (A little blunt, but good to know our government officials are getting a little tougher in the fight against obesity). Thanks! - Matt B
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UK Point of Sale is calling all independent retailers to make the most of the big events this summer through their window displays, promising an iPad to the best celebratory shop-front this July.In support of the independent sector and tying in with Independent Retailer Month, UK POS is inviting all relevant retailers to send in photos of their windows by July 31. It comes as research by the group showed more than half of all consumers would be more likely to enter a shop with a Made in Britain themed window as the country gears up for the Jubilee, Olympics, Wimbledon and England's hopes in Euro 2012.
Retailers can enter via Twitter or Facebook by uploading to the UK POS Facebook page, or send a photo directly to the group's Twitter address. Only one entry per retailer will be counted, but multiple photos of the same display are welcome.
A winner will be selected by UK POS md Jason Leslie, and sales and marketing director Debra Jamieson, who said: "Although we work with big name retailers across the country, we also work with a huge number of independent retailers.
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Trevor Kletz Bequeaths Better Process Safety
British expert introduced and championed key concepts to avoid accidents.
Widely regarded as a leading figure, if not the father, of process safety, Trevor Kletz died on October 31st at age 91. Fortunately, he authored many books and articles that offer his insights on what effective process safety efforts involve. In addition, he mentored many other professionals who will carry on his mission.
In 1944, Kletz received a chemistry degree from the University of Liverpool and joined Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI), now defunct but then one of the world's leading chemical companies (see: "ICI Fades into History"). He started in research but after seven years was promoted to plant manager, first of an iso-octane facility and later of acetone and tar-acids plants. That hands-on experience of running and troubleshooting operations undoubtedly proved invaluable when, in 1968, ICI appointed him technical safety advisor, one of the first such positions in the chemical industry. His role was to advise designers and operating staff on how to avoid process accidents.
Kletz was fond of repeating: "There's an old saying that if you think safety is expensive, try an accident. Accidents cost a lot of money. And, not only in damage to plant and in claims for injury, but also in the loss of the company's reputation."
He strongly advocated hazard and operability (HAZOP) studies, which had their genesis at ICI. In addition, he pioneered the concept of inherent safety — explaining the approach in a landmark 1978 article "What You Don't Have, Can't Leak."
Kletz retired from ICI after 38 years and then focused his efforts on process safety consulting and writing, as well as working with students at Loughborough University in the U.K., and Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.
His autobiography, "By Accident…: A Life Preventing Them in Industry," provides details on his life and career.
Judith Hackett, president of the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE), who also chairs the U.K. Health and Safety Executive, notes: "Trevor's impact on industry was striking. His ability to convey safety information succinctly, and effectively, was central to his success." IChemE chief executive David Brown adds: "Trevor unquestionably saved lives. There are people working in the process industries today who will go home safely to their families and loved ones, thanks to Trevor..."
Testifying to Kletz's worldwide stature and impact, Rafael Moure-Eraso, chair of the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB), in noting his passing, calls Kletz one of the world's greatest authorities on chemical process safety.
I first met Trevor in the 1970s and was struck by his easy-going, down-to-earth manner, his obvious passion for process safety and his commitment to help industry improve. He always was willing to share his insights; he wrote several articles for me. For instance, in 2009, when Chemical Processing wanted to mark the 25th anniversary of the Bhopal disaster, the worst industrial accident in history, Kletz clearly was the ideal person to provide a perspective on that accident and what the industry has done and still must do to prevent future disasters. His article, "Bhopal Leaves A Lasting Legacy," is compelling reading.
The best way to honor Kletz is to embrace his passion for process safety and heed his advice, as summarized in that CP article: "Engineers are good at solving problems but not as good at recognizing ones that should be solved. The major safety problem companies should address is maintaining awareness of incidents. Chemical makers should set up systematic procedures — rather than rely on memory — to recall lessons of the past, lessons for which we have paid a high price in deaths and injuries as well as money."
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The great American brown host us it is no -- US Bankruptcy Courts will decide today to approve the company's request to liquidate.
According to finally.
-- -- wants to shut down by Chris fire over 181000.
Employees and pay.
One point 75 million dollars in incentives and bonuses to nineteen senior manages.
The management says the break his union -- the liquidation while the union workers blame bad management.
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-- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Good to -- -- there are you gonna tell me that post test was done in the buyback management and that there is no justice because these nineteen manages got pay increases and bonuses.
Just before the close of business.
As usual store I tried have a balanced and fair view -- look -- Look at any one of these cases is there's several possibilities that I think all apply here.
One is that management is is either being overly demanding or trying to compensate for poor management and and -- -- out and on workers.
The union can be unreasonable or social and economic trends can simply have done the company and -- I think all three apply here.
You wouldn't say that the unions.
I really did it in because they would not allow hostess to operate efficiently.
And you know about all these problems Webster a driver of one host as truck could not take -- -- -- products he could take others and NC gonna have to.
-- it delivers on the same route.
The EU really cannot run a company efficiently we've got union problems -- back cash.
-- this company could not run itself officially in the last ten years they've had seven CEOs.
They've had about six or eight new business plans.
They gave level they've already been in bankruptcy and come out and -- financial advisor they hired.
Last year advised him not to come out yet because they wouldn't survive they did come out and while they were doing that they gave their then CEO with 300%.
What what they weren't look.
Mobile why did the union the -- union let's say fiscal debate creek confectionery tobacco workers and grain millers international unit.
Why would they vote no knowing knowing full well they -- lose their jobs why would they do that is what is not.
Kind of spice.
They would I don't care what happens way to stick it to you because -- brought in management.
I I think it I understand what you're saying.
But I think that they felt they had just taken.
Too much a couple years ago that over the past ten years they've given up 8% -- in wages they've given back a lot of things.
And when the company went to bankruptcy they promised the court that they would -- the concessions.
Integrate into reinvesting in the company they did not do that -- said they gave management lavish raises.
Okay what happens if I think that twinkie the brand and the recipe.
Is almost certainly going to be sold to somebody else I -- this old 68 million dollars with the -- is so far in 2012.
-- eight if somebody would by that name and recipe sure they could make some money but my question days.
You wouldn't expect to Bosnia to take on them say human union woke us would you.
-- companies in general don't necessarily like W union in their I don't know what's gonna happen I do think the union certainly could have done a better job.
For example communicating with the Teamsters -- there -- their fellow Unionist about what was going on.
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It's -- -- -- bloody minded maybe that's an English expression but it means cutting off your nose -- effects.
I see that -- but it started with the company's again a company that does seven -- -- ten years is not particularly -- -- think -- agree -- that.
I'm saying that maybe they couldn't manage it bought 5500.
The delivery routes 565.
Distribution centers 371.
Different pension plans.
I mean who couldn't manage that if the unions will not and it will not.
Walk away from these disputes these measures and these tiny little disputes about.
Who which truck can carry which product if you can't get him to walk away from that how could you manage anything.
A by the way the guys at the end.
Who was in who'd invested host as the last group of manages they lost their investment and lost at all.
Stewart I know it's beyond to ever find any fault with management but I really think if you look at this a little more carefully you can find -- on both sides -- just like free market capitalism -- -- all compete on an equal footing and equal playing field so that -- that the customer gets the best price.
I'm with all how rising wages because -- productivity goes -- Unions consistently stand in the way of backed.
-- -- well you've he shouldn't -- you should be happy -- victory you just won the last election.
-- guess you didn't.
You do not -- yeah I I I suppose you could say that because one guy who one guy was fairly favorable the other guy was out to destroy organized labor and not and he did not succeed.
Thankful -- on the one last week and I'm gonna stretch this I have to last.
Do you think apple would be about a company today if -- were unionized.
You've asked me this before and I'll say the same thing he and I don't know I suppose it depends on what kind of you you know -- don't got to tell you don't know.
You don't you think you be using your iPad annual small quoting -- my -- If you was union -- what will do well let me tell me -- -- Let me tell you this -- I think that if if if apple had the same management as hostess I don't think -- matter what they did as far as union they fail -- get back.
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"Shakira Niazi is grateful for the life she has lived.
Having escaped Afghanistan as a preteen, Niazi, now 40, has since lived the American dream. She received an MBA, drove a Maserati, earned an average of $250,000 a year in the mortgage banking industry, and both her children attend private high school De La Salle in Concord.
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At a press conference this morning, New York Assembly Health Committee Chairman Richard Gottfried (D-Manhattan) and state Senator Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) announced their intent to introduce legislation to legalize the possession, cultivation, and retail sale of cannabis. Speaking at the press conference, the Assembly bill's sponsor Rep. Gottfried said, "We really need to move beyond our totally broken prohibition model to a sensible tax and regulate model. I think it's widely recognized that marijuana is at most nowhere near as potentially harmful as alcohol and our law is dishonest." Added […]
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Uruguay: Lawmakers Authorize Marijuana Production And Sales
Members of the Uruguay Senate late today approved legislation authorizing for the licensed production and retail sale of cannabis to all citizens age 18 and older. Members of Uruguay's House had previously approved the measure months earlier. The bill now goes to President José Mujica, who intends to sign the measure into law in the coming days.
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Indiana: Latest Red State To Go 'Green'
A majority of Indiana residents believe that marijuana should be legally regulated like alcohol and nearly 80 percent of Hoosiers support taxing it, according to recently released statewide polling data released by the Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State University.
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[That Other] Prohibition Was Repealed 80 Years Ago Today
On December 5th 1933 at exactly 5:32pm eastern standard time, Utah signed on as the last of the 36 states needed to ratify the 21st amendment, repealing the nation's failed 13-year prohibition policy experiment banning the sale and use of alcohol nationwide. At 6:55 p.m., President Roosevelt signed an official proclamation announcing the nation's new alcohol policy. It was clear to the public, and politicians of the day that alcohol prohibition had failed in everything it was trying to achieve. The 18th amendment led to widespread disrespect for the law, black […]
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Washington: Over 1,300 Applications Submitted So Far By Those Seeking To Operate Commercial Marijuana Businesses
Washington state regulators are presently reviewing over 1,300 applications from would-be entrepreneurs seeking to engage in the state-licensed production and/or sale of cannabis and cannabis-infused products to those age 21 and over. Regulators began accepting applications for licenses in mid-November and will continue accepting applications until December 19. In Colorado, regulators began accepting similar applications for commercial cannabis licenses in October -- the first of which was approved in late November. Licensed cannabis operations are anticipated to be operational in Colorado on January 1, 2014.
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Despite experiencing setbacks when it came to reintroducing marijuana legalization legislation for the 2014 Maine legislative session, efforts are already underway to prepare for 2015. The primary sponsor of the previous marijuana legalization bills in the state, Rep. Diane Russell, and NORML are seeking input regarding the drafting of this legislation. We feel the current draft is well written and accomplishes a number of goals we can all agree on, such as the establishment of retail outlets to sell marijuana to those over the age of 21, allowing for home […]
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Paris, wine and charismatic language – these are the things France is known for. But the country is building up a reputation in the competitive smartphone scene.
comScore, one of the leading global companies when it comes to digital market analysis, recently released the 2013 France Digital Future in Focus report. It was found that France will become one of the most popular markets for mobile computer manufacturers and will be the most profitable market for smartphones in the future.
For the past few years, sales of mobile electronics in France soared, generally because of the people's reliance on the internet. Most devices in the country are used to check emails, log in to social media accounts, browse the internet, watch videos, and play online games. According to the comScore study, "48 million people in France used the internet in December 2012, a 1 percent increase over the year. French spent an average of almost 28 hours online, more than the European average". Right now, more than 50% of the French population owns a smartphone, and 71% of this total bought one in December 2012.
Another thing that smartphone manufacturers can take advantage of is the fact that France is a video game heaven. The country is where game development giants like Ubisoft and Gameloft are headquartered. Real money games like poker is another thing that keeps many French busy these days. Online gambling regulator ARJEL revealed that the number of online poker enthusiasts has more than doubled since 2011. From 166,500 two years ago, there are now 381,000 players who turn to their mobile phones to enjoy or kill time on real money games. Out of these numbers, 214,000 go to websites like Partypoker.fr.
Poker is one of the biggest online games in France. In fact, there are now at least seven online casino companies operating in the country. In the professional poker scene, France has 22 players competing in various international tournaments. Mobile computers are perfect for online poker. People who can't buy time to go to casinos and other gaming houses can instantly connect to poker websites to play their favorite game through these devices.
Some of the websites not only offer chances to win cash, they also give players the opportunity to qualify for the prestigious World Poker Tour and the World Series of Poker. As long as each phone has fast and reliable internet connection, one would definitely enjoy a virtual poker table because these games are readily available on mobile computers, no need for download.
The comScore report has the facts to back their claim. Indeed, France is a smartphone Mecca in the making. Looks like several smartphone makers have anticipated this report. Fujitsu selected France as among the first to receive its smartphones for the elderly while Tizen OS will start sales of its smartphones later this year. On the other hand, HTC made steps to update French smartphones with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean OS. Local provider Orange Telecom has also joined the fray as it launched a trio of own-brand Android 4.1 Jelly Bean smartphones.
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I have GAD,and usually manage it just fine. I've started having panic attacks,higher levels of anxiety,and a little depression sometimes. Because of the panic attacks,I'm not wanting to leave my house. I'm not doing things I need/want to do because I'm afraid. I've stopped shopping,driving,visiting friends and family that are more then 10 minutes away from me. I thought my increased anxiety came out of nowhere,but now that I think about it there are reasons why that happened. Fighting with my boyfriend and not being able to find a job being the 2 main problems. I have some decent days and nights,but even just thinking about leaving my house makes me anxious. I get just as anxious thinking I'm missing out on things. I also don't want to be alone. I get so anxious when my boyfriend leaves for work. But he is the only person I feel safe around,so I don't want anyone else near me. While he's at work I just try to get through the day. It's been a month now. These agoraphobic feelings are really confusing and hard to deal with. I felt fine,or so I thought for a long time and now out of the blue here I am. I'm the type of person that can't stand staying in the house for more then a day at a time. I love being social. My personality is changing.
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by Demogorgin » Wed 7 Mar 2012 07:07
by salan » Wed 7 Mar 2012 07:12
by Count » Wed 7 Mar 2012 07:47
salan wrote:that would be like saying give the NATO a close support buratino clone.
by Dobb » Wed 7 Mar 2012 08:18
by salan » Wed 7 Mar 2012 08:29
Count wrote:salan wrote:that would be like saying give the NATO a close support buratino clone.
Which is?
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by Tigga » Wed 7 Mar 2012 13:06
by Victis » Wed 7 Mar 2012 13:36
by Daisho » Wed 7 Mar 2012 14:43
Victis wrote:you have the !@#(^&!@(*&# buro. And on top of that you want mortars. How about you twats stop trying to make WP even more easy mode than it already is.
-multyple cheap armour
-Better flame tank (consider it lucky if the zippo makes it halfway in a map whitout running our of fuel or getting 1 shot killed)
-atgm tanks (even 10/10)
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And now you want them to have mortars, bigger ones than NATO has. You want them on T80 also? All this nerf nato shit and buff wp shit needs to stop. the true balance issues are pretty clear, and if you cant see them you are blind.
by Oliver » Wed 7 Mar 2012 15:09
That being said I find one imbalance that could be addressed in a future patch. Give the Soviets at least one choice in mortars. May I humbly suggest that we receive the 240 mm mortar M240 which is from the Cold War/ Soviet era. I hate using artillery because as many veteran players have discovered themselves artillery is indeed a novice choice in a soviet or nato deck.
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Casilla's ability to move over to SS (where he is just fine) should not be overlooked by Gardenhire as that can mean the difference between having a legitimate bench bat and having Nishioka to start the season. Leaving aside who constitutes a "legitimate bench bat" amongst the minor league acquisitions this offseason (why no Derrek Lee?), the Twins have Plouffe as an emergency in-game SS if Carroll and Casilla are hurt/out in the same game. Maybe Burroughs (L), Bates (R), Pearce (R), or even Ramirez (R) could be used off the bench. In fact, if Hughes is injured to begin the season, and they do what they should with Nishioka and start him at Rochester, the Twins would have two empty roster spots.
I really like Bates. He can make contact, get on base, hit for gap power and occasionally hit more than one out. As a matter of fact, if there are any issues with Morneau, I think that Bates and not Parmelee will get the first cut at 1B. But having his bat over let's say... Butera's on the bench, will be a plus for the Twins.
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I found a Japanese sporting website talking about Tsuyoshi Nishioka's offseason workout regimen in Japan. Unfortunately it was in Japanese. Bing's fine web-page translation is below:
Saw another article on that site talking about the breakup of his marriage to model Naoko Tokuzawa . It appears he arranged for a hook-up with another model around spring training time last season while his wife was five months pregnant. Guessing the family drama may have factored into his crappy season, too. At least now with a divorce pending we know where most of that $9 million contract will end up.
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Based on the experience of the first year was too eager, Nishioka was "maybe too flew last year. Increased tone in open warfare. Stout and more, and actively want to continue playing "and stressed. (Joint)"
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It's not been in Ryan's MO in the past to cut bait quickly on mistakes. I don't know why we think this round will be any different. Nishi will be on this roster at the start of the year, imo.
Nice start with the pitching, now go find an OF/DH or two, please.


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