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QT5-15 Automatic Cement Concrete Block Making Machine Price in Rwanda
Product Description
QT5-15 Automatic Cement Concrete Block Making Machine Price in Rwanda
Main Factures:
1. The machine adopts four galvanized pipe with sleeve bearing to ensure the exact movement of mould.
Concrete feeder adopts orienting way operation that will decrease the mould friction and realize perfect concrete feeding.2. The vibration system adopts German Frequency Conversion Technique.The vibration motor is
FrequencConversion Controlled. The lubrication of vibrator adopts oil immersed, whichimprovethe
using life of bearing and gear of vibrator.3. Moulding is by table vibration and hydraulic pressure. Wet blocks made by our machine has good
density. Solid blocks can be taken off pallet and save pallet cost.4. The mould is made with heat treatments of quenching, tempering, carbonization and boriding. Working life of mould is improved. Electric Control System adopts Siemens PLC, Schneider contactor,
Omron proximity sensors.
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Nearly all hollow blocks, interlocking bricks, pavers, curbstone could be produced by MK-QT5-15 hydraulic press automatic paver block making machine price, pls refer to the main blocks capacity below.
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Detailed ImageSiemens PLC & Hydraulic station
The hydraulic parts are from Taiwan, Japan and Germany.
Adopting Siemens PLC control system with program control and autoamtic diagnostic program to realize the manless operation.
Materials spreader machine
Adopting orienting way operation,the materials spreader will decrease the friction with mould and have a perfect spreading.
Mould (customization available)
The Mould is made with heat treatments of quenching, tempering, carbonization and boriding. Working life of mould is improved.Exceeding national standards, the wear resistance of the mold is greatly enhanced.
Automatic stacker
The bricks made by our machine are high density.The wet bricks could be stacked if raw material is good.So you can save pallets and land.
There are three different pallets for your choice, plastic pallets, PVC pallets, Bamboo pallets.They havedifferent characteristics and suitable for different area.
Our Service
Our full life service!We have big technical team of more than 50 staffs, offer full life service to guarantee our customers using our easy operating machine with fruitful profit!1. We will give you scientific advice and help you to select proper machine before placing order. 2. After shipment made, We will send our engineer to your area helping you to make factory design. Before machine reaching your area, more engineers will go to your factory preparing installation and debugging. 3. Our engineers will finish all work until the machine start nice working. We will train your own engineers of the machine repairation and maintenance. 4. At any time, if the machine could not work well, our engineer will help you to solve the problems. If necessary, we will send our engineer to your factory to repair the machine or replace the parts. 5. One time buying, full life service and co-operation.Our Company
HK MK Co., Ltd belongs to MK Group, which is one of the largest manufacturers group of concrete block making machine, concrete mixing station, excavator, forklift, truck loader, road roller and so on. We have been engaged in construction MK since 20 years ago. Our factories covers 200,000 square meters land, including 50000 square meters workshop area with advanced facilities of machine tools, heat treatment machines, shot blasting machine, welding machine etc. MK manufacturing group owns more than 1000 skilled workers, including high skilled engineers, after-sales technicians and quality inspecting technicians.Learning German technology and based on our continuous innovation, MK has received many honors, such as China top famous brands, China High quality and reputation enterprise, High-tech products certificate. Our company are qualified and certificated by ISO9001: 2008. Our machines have passed CE certification. We provide technical support to our agents & customers by dispatching marketing and technical staff to abroad on a regular basis. There are client training department, machine components supply department, after-sales service department in our group as well. As a result of these advantages and benefits, our products are popular in more than 50 countries and regions, such as Russia, Brazil, Guatemala, Pakistan, Vietnam, Algeria, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya and Tanzania etc.Welcome you to visit our factory for our future co-operation!
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Capacity: 4,600 pcs of 8 inch hollow blocks per 8h
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Production plant: 2000m2
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Hydraulic MK-QT4-15 semi automatic block production line
Capacity: 7,600 pcs of 8 inch hollow blocks per 8h 15,000 pcs of interlocking blocks per 8h
Production plant: 2000m2
Advantage:It is hydraulic model, the blocks strength are much higher, it is suitable model for medium scale factory.
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Friday, January 27, 2006
Slipper Quest, 2006
Winter in Kuwait is worth a few eye-rolls to someone used to pipe-bursting frigid winters. Any time someone bleats "it's cold today," I start giggling. It gets chilly enough for both a sweater and a light coat sometimes, but I haven't once regretted leaving my mittens and parka at home.
Nevertheless, the tile floors in my apartment do chill my lower extremities. Meaning my toes get cold.
Socks haven't beaten back the chill. I needed slippers with rubber or plastic soles.
This afternoon, I hopped the 505 bus up the Gulf Road past Kuwait Towers to Sharq Souk, the mall I'd visited on my first night in town. Slipper Quest 2006 didn't produce ideal results. Debenham's had lots of toasty slippers in sizes too small for my big feet. The 1.50 dinar slippers at Sultan Centre (the local equivalent of Shop-Rite or Safeway) were one-size-fits-all—if you are a member of the Yeti family (speaking of which, did anyone notice that the Malaysians are hot on the trail of Big Foot? But I digress.). A nice Filipino saleswoman walked me over to the KD 2.50 section and there I acquired the necessary foot coverings. Not furry or wooly as I was searching for, but I was ready to take what I could get as I don't plan on carrying these back to the States with me. KD 2.50 is USD 8.50. For a cheap pair of slippers. I'm missing dollar stores at this point.
I walked back through the mall, dosing myself on fast food with the excuse that I needed more salt in my diet since I'd been dehydrated. What a difference the time of day makes! When I'd visited Sharq last, it had been filled with teens and young adults, all decked out in hair gel and romantic flowing princess outfits. The afternoon clientele was nearly all families. Women were covered in black robes and veils. Men wore dishdashas—long loose robes and head coverings.
Children were everywhere. Baby carriages seemed as likely to be pushed by men as by women, which caught me by surprise. Older children appeared to bear some responsibility for the younger children.
Last night, I'd been in a completely different sort of shopping center. It was in the middle of town, its clientele far from the glamorous nightclub-looking denizens of Sharq or the teens of Marina Mall. The downtown shopping center was the melting pot of malls, with few Kuwaitis in sight.
Mr. Fixit took Sven, Mrs. Fixit, and me to the pirate DVD shops in the basement of the shopping center. It was a little Bollywood empire, with each of four shops competing for our attention with the latest Bollywood video. The Fixits and Sven paged through the available Hollywood DVDs while I turned my attention to the video screen of the shop next door.
"Sanjana, I love you," belted out the handsome Indian star as he swung Sanjana out over the bow of a cruise ship. Wait, I'd seen this. I'd watched half of this movie in the lobby of Econolodge in Dar Es Salaam while waiting for someone to get off the manager's computer so that I could use his internet. In this movie, Sanjana's parents tried to set her up. The boy they'd set her up with didn't feel like showing up, so he'd sent his friend. The friend and Sanjana fell in love, and then the parents found out the future Mr. Sanjana was an imposter. How did it end? I never found out. The internet became available and I'd forgotten about Sanjana's dilemma until this moment.
The shopkeeper, a young Indian guy with a doo-rag pulled tightly over his hair, instructed his helper to fast-forward so that I could see the end. Too far. All I got was an ensemble of dancing Bollywood actors doing a complex routine as the credits rolled. The shop staff looked to me hopefully.
"Thank you. That's exactly what I wanted to know," I said politely. The Fixits and Sven—DVDs in tow—showed up. We left Sanjana behind and went for some curry.
11 comments:
- Jared said...
How did it end? Who did she choose? Now you've left me hanging? Don't be cruel...
- Fri Jan 27, 06:15:00 PM 2006
- scarfalonius said...
Yeti quote of the day:
"During the late occidental Mousterian culture, relic populations of Cro-Magnoid developed into allochthonous or autochthonous soanian-mousterian civilizations of Markansou, thus hybridizing into occurrences with different timing."
So there you are.
More pictures of yetis can be found at
Personally, I'm hoping they find some live Homo Floresiensis - hobbits.
- Fri Jan 27, 07:20:00 PM 2006
- Marie Javins said...
How the hell do I know who Sanjana chose? All I saw was a bunch of people in an ensemble cast hopping around and singing. I'm as in the dark as you are. Someone tell me. Okay, I know it all worked out but HOW did the scriptwriters work it out? Did Sanjana's boyfriend have a secret inheritance? Was he just slumming it to find a wife like Eddie Murphy in Coming to America? Or was he just a modest fellow and Sanjana had a falling-out with the parents or--?
- Fri Jan 27, 11:02:00 PM 2006
- Marie Javins said...
I had this idea once. Almost put it into action but someone owned www.yeti-cam.com at the time.
Backstory: A reckless sherpa sneaks into the yeti cave and puts in a webcam. Now you can turn on yeti-cam.com at any time and see the yeti familiy in their home.
Then you have a fuzzy, lo-res group of people dressed in furs. You tape them doing various yeti-like activities and then put it on a loop. And voila, yet-cam.com is born.
As for that "Gorgilla" Marvel Comics reference, I'll check the Marvel server today to see if stuff that old has been archived. I don't buy into that as evidence of the yeti unless it was written by someone other than Stan Lee. Stan just made stuff up (example: radiation gives you superpowers as opposed to cancer). I want a scientist, dammit!
Anyway, in the end, that famous grumpy mountaineer guy with two last names saw the yeti and researched it. He found it. It's a special kind of bear that stands up on its hind legs. I can't remember the guy's name right now. Messner. That's it. Reinhold Messner.
You know the Malaysians just want tourists, says cynical wallowy Marie. The yeti range is Tibet and Nepal.
- Fri Jan 27, 11:17:00 PM 2006
- scarfalonius said...
Isn't Messner the guy who said Hitler claimed he was descended from yetis?
Now how did I know that little piece of trivia....
Someday, they will invent a screw-in tap so we can empty our brains of totally useless information.
- Sat Jan 28, 12:45:00 PM 2006
- Marie Javins said...
And I've just spent another five minute that I'll never get back on Googling useless information.
>What is the Nazis' connection with the yeti?
One Nazi man, an SS man, was sent by Hitler and Himmler to the Himalaya to search for the yeti. The Germans were hoping that the yeti could be the basis [or missing link] of the Aryan race. Himmler was sick about this stuff.
The man's name was Professor [Ernst] Schaefer. He died a few years ago. I had contact with him, and I had a few fights with him. He tried to hide his identity, because he was in prison in Nuremberg for three years. He was a great scientist, but he was really also involved in this crazy Nazi philosophy.
Did this Nazi believe the yeti was a bear?
Schaefer found out that behind the yeti probably is a Tibetan bear, and he brought two to Salzburg. He told me before he died, "I was quite sure that the Tibetan bear is the yeti, but if I had said this to the Nazis, they would have killed me."
- Sat Jan 28, 12:53:00 PM 2006
- Sara Kocher said...
My own 5 minutes of Googling that I'll never get back: could the Sanjana movie possibly be Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon?
I found it reviewed (thumbs down) on Planet Bollywood at http://www.planetbollywood.com/Film/MainPremKiDiwaniHoon
and there's a plot synopsis on imdb.com at http://imdb.com/title/tt0265148/plotsummary
If yes, then bad news. She goes for the guy her parents wanted and finds he's a better match than the one she accidentally picked for herself. A lesson for us all, one way or another.
- Sun Jan 29, 03:43:00 AM 2006
- Sara Kocher said...
Whoops, messed up the Planet Bollywood link. It should be:
- Sun Jan 29, 03:48:00 AM 2006
- Marie Javins said...
That's it all right. Wow, I never would have called that ending.
I wonder if Sanjana's mother can set me up. I don't pick men very well on my own.
- Wed Feb 01, 12:05:00 PM 2006
hi marie,
Glad to see ur getting the hang of Kuwait.About the movie,it is "main prem ki diwani hoon" and the ending is that she marries her boyfriend ,the impersonator. It happens only after she agrees to marry the guy her family picked out for her(to save family honor and out of love for parents!!) The real guy finds out just before wedding that shes in love with other guy and moves aside for him while convincing the family to accept him, by giving him a high paying job!!! Lame ass movie,and it Bombed at the box offfice. too much info,I know!Just thought I'd make the correction!
- Fri Feb 03, 10:09:00 AM 2006
- Marie Javins said...
Hooray, Sanjana got her man. I know it's lame-ass but I hate seeing half a movie.
- Fri Feb 03, 10:46:00 AM 2006


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Diane Sawyer set him up on Thursday morning by asking him only about Democratic reaction, maybe because she knew all his old contacts that he would have called are Democrats: "Okay, George, you've been working the phones all night, I know you. What are the Democrats saying?"
Stephanopoulos reported that those he called "point to a couple of hopeful signs in this election." First, that since Schwarzenegger announced "on the same day that Gary Coleman of Diff'rent Strokes got into the race as well, just points up the whole freak show nature" of the race. And second, Democrats "did some focus groups over the last few weeks and they found out when they presented the idea of Arnold to voters, they laughed."
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As if it's not now in chaos?
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Sawyer: "Alright let's turn now to Washington and This Week anchor George Stephanopoulos for the real deal here. Okay, George, you've been working the phones all night, I know you. What are the Democrats saying? Do they think this is a stunt? Are they scared?"
Stephanopoulos, via satellite from Washington: "They are stunned, they are scared. I guess the word I would use to describe them, Diane, is punch drunk. They've been through so much in this recall election so far. They know that Arnold is going to be an 800-pound gorilla. At the same time, they point to a couple of hopeful signs in this election. First of all, they say the entrance of Arnold on the Tonight Show, on the same day that Gary Coleman of Diff'rent Strokes got into the race as well, just points up the whole freak show nature, joke nature of the race.
Sawyer: "Well, I wanted to ask you about this. This is an election on hyper speed, just two months to campaign. What do we know about how he'll fair substantively and does it help him that it's short and so many candidates?"
Before the Stephanopoulos segment, new ABC reporter Jake Tapper had profiled Schwarzenegger and noted how "one Davis adviser faxed around a magazine article alleging all sorts of personal indiscretions in his past."
Stephanopoulos elevated that vague reference in response to Sawyer's next question, "How fast is this going to get ugly?"
Stephanopoulos cited another angle of Democratic attack, but then praised Schwarzenegger for how he handled it: "It's already getting ugly. People were putting out press releases last night and they'll be pointing to Arnold's past, that Premiere article that Jake talked about, and look at how Arnold handled it last night on the Tonight Show. He did a classic political strategy of inoculation."
Stephanopoulos, who knows something about working for a womanizing politician, admired how that shows he will fight back. The segment ended with Sawyer asking Stephanopoulos to comment on Schwarzenegger's use of the Tonight Show as his venue.
In the second hour of GMA, as recounted in today's CyberAlert sent a few hours ago, actress Jamie Lee Curtis suggested Schwarzenegger is the kind of Republican that Hollywood liberals can accept, even if journalists cannot. She declared of Schwarzenegger the morning after he announced he's running in the recall election for Governor of California: "I think he will make a fantastic Governor." She soon revealed her rationale: "I actually believe he's really, at his heart, even though he pretends to be a Republican, I think he's a social Democrat at heart." See: www.mediaresearch.org
Couric on Schwarzenegger: "He's the Son of a Nazi Party Member"
Journalists normally fret about negative campaigning and condemn attacks that dig out personal baggage in a candidate's background. Just as long as the candidate doesn't threaten a Democrat, apparently, since on this morning's Today Katie Couric didn't hesitate to beat Democratic operatives to the punch and remind viewers that Schwarzenegger's father was a Nazi.
She began a question to a California Democratic strategist Darry Sragow: "Let me ask you about his, his baggage, if you will. He's admitted smoking marijuana, using steroids during his body-building career. He's the son of a Nazi Party member..."
Quite the morning greeting from NBC News.
Couric proceeded to prod Sragow: "Through his publicist he's denied allegations published in Premiere magazine, in March 2001, that he sexually harassed women and committed infidelity. All those things, are they gonna be front and center, Darry, if you, do you think in this campaign?"
They are now!
MRC analyst Geoffrey Dickens alerted me to Couric's Nazi take and transcribed all of her questions. Couric introduced the segment: "On Close Up this morning, Arnold Schwarzenegger is looking to terminate the competition. He's boffo at the box office but how will he do at the ballot box. Darry Sragow is a Democratic strategist and Sheri Annis worked as a press secretary for Schwarzenegger on a ballot initiative in California last year. Good morning to both of you."
Couric's questions:
-- "Alright Darry and Sheri. Darry let me start with you right now. Is, is Arnold Schwarzenegger, in your view, Gray Davis' worst nightmare?"
-- Couric: "Well let's talk about Gray Davis and the Democrats strategy Darry, because I know you have felt strongly all along that it's very important that Democrats do field a candidate. Even though the strategy, I guess, until yesterday was not to field a candidate so people would keep Gray Davis in office. But now his Lieutenant Governor, Cruz Bustamante, announced that he was going to put his name on the ballot. So how does this change the equation?"
-- "Alright Sheri Annis I haven't forgotten about you. Apparently this announcement took everybody by surprise. What was your reaction?"
-- "And he does seem to have quite a, quite a sense of humor. On the Tonight Show last night he had several funny one-liners. Let's take a look at one of them right now."
-- Couric to Sragow: "Let me ask you about his, his baggage, if you will. He's admitted smoking marijuana, using steroids during his body-building career. He's the son of a Nazi Party member. He said he was prejudiced before overcoming those feelings by working with the Simon Weisenthal Center in Los Angeles and the Dean of the Center said an investigation of Schwarzenegger's late father, conducted at the actor's request, found no evidence of war crimes. Through his publicist he's denied allegations published in Premiere magazine in March 2001, that he sexually harassed women and committed infidelity. All those things, are they gonna be front and center, Darry, if you, do you think in this campaign?"
-- "And, and Sherri, Arnold himself said on the Tonight Show that he expected a dirty campaign. How do you think he's going to handle that?"
NY Times Contrasts Nuclear Proliferation with Arnold's Bikini Wax
A reprint of a posting today on the MRC's TimesWatch.org site dedicated to tracking bias in the New York Times: The Times story on California's recall vote noted Senator Dianne Feinstein is out, while action-hero Arnold and "populist" Arianna are in, and offered its readers snob appeal: "Instead of talking about issues like nuclear proliferation and appropriations, as Ms. Feinstein did, Mr. Schwarzenegger made light of his decision to run..." And is Arianna Huffington really a populist independent or just another left-winger?
The article in full by TimesWatch.org Editor Clay Waters:
An August 7 front-page story by Dean Murphy and Charlie LeDuff, "Movie Star In, Senator Out For Recall Race in California," noted that action hero Arnold Schwarzenegger has jumped into the race for the California governorship, while Sen. Dianne Feinstein has declined to run.
Times reporters Dean Murphy and Charlie LeDuff first offered their readers a little snob appeal: "As extraordinary bookends on a day of fast-moving events, the two decisions could not have been more dissimilar in style and substance. Public opinion polls have identified Ms. Feinstein, a Democrat, and Mr. Schwarzenegger, a Republican, as among the most popular alternatives to Mr. Davis, who faces a recall vote on Oct. 7....Instead of talking about issues like nuclear proliferation and appropriations, as Ms. Feinstein did, Mr. Schwarzenegger made light of his decision to run while joking with [Jay] Leno that it was the toughest one that he had made since deciding to get a bikini wax."
Since Feinstein was at an Aspen Strategy Group seminar on foreign policy, perhaps her mention of proliferation wasn't all that newsworthy.
Arianna Huffington, who also entered the race Wednesday, was positioned by the Times between the Democrats and Republicans: "Earlier in the day, [Arianna] Huffington, a populist author and syndicated columnist, officially announced her candidacy for Governor. Ms. Huffington said she would not have entered the race if Ms. Feinstein had decided to present herself as the Democratic alternative. 'I'm not interested in splitting the vote,' she said. An independent, Ms. Huffington made no bones about her disdain for both the Republicans and Democrats, calling them fanatics and fools. 'California is in deep, deep trouble,' she said. 'Its citizens deserve more than the partisan, petty and pathetic leadership it's getting at the moment.'"
It may suit Huffington's political positioning (and that of the Times) for people to think of her as a "pox on both their houses" populist. Yet her supporters are on the left, and so is her rhetoric. On Tuesday Huffington was interviewed by John Moyers, Editor-in-Chief of the left-wing website TomPaine.com (and son of liberal PBS ubiquity Bill Moyers). In it, the "independent, populist" Huffington sounds suspiciously like a garden-variety liberal: "I will work to nationalize this election, and connect the dots between the disastrous economic policies of the Bush administration and the plight of California. I will actually expose how laughable is the critique of my Republican opponents, who are going to focus on Davis' fiscal irresponsibility while justifying the outrageous fiscal irresponsibility that Bush and his cronies have unleashed on America."
For the TomPaine.com interview: www.tompaine.com
For the rest of the Times article on the California scheming: www.nytimes.com
END Reprint of TimesWatch.org article.
For the latest on bias in the New York Times, check: www.TimesWatch.org
# Just when I figured out how to spell Stephanopoulos, I need to memorize how to spell Schwarzenegger, or at least add it my word list in WordPerfect's Spell Checker.
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David Cassidy and his wife are ending their 23-year marriage with divorce.
TMZ said the couple were going their separate ways after 28 years together and one son, Beau, 23.
It said the pair had been living separately for four months and quoted Sue Cassidy as saying: "This has been looming for some time.
"I am truly heartbroken that our marriage is ending."
The divorce comes after Seventies heartthrob David, 63, was arrested in Southern California on suspicion of drink driving last month.
David, who appeared in TV hit The Partridge Family and was a recording star and teen idol, is reported to have been in rehab.
Sue was quoted as saying she was "glad David is getting the help he needs and I am confident he will come back better and stronger than ever."
E! News said that David released a statement saying: "It is very sad that Sue chose to take this approach. I have tried to resolve this amicably outside of the public eye.
"I have reached out to her with no response over the last three months. It's a sad day for me and for our son Beau."


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Basic informations
Inhabitants: 4482 (1992)
Location: 14 km of Bratislava, the Capitol of Slovakia, 165 above the sea level
Historical Summary
The history of a little town Svaty Jur (Saint George) has beginnings in old past. The archaelogical finds date the beginnings of settlerment of Saint George, till the beginning of 4th millenium B.C. In this period the people of younger Stone Age settled the area of primeval forest Sur. The settlement continued during the next centuries, that prove the finds of central Bronze Age and older Iron Age. The rise of a big Slavonic fortification, which became an important object at the area of Big Moravis (Moravia Magna), was probably a reason for a systematic settlement of this place. The oldest written memory concerning to St. George is a donative document from 1209. Hungarian king Ondrej II. gave a domain called St. George together with 4 villages to main royal chief cupbearer Sebes. St. George became a property of magnates of St. George for more than 300. years. In 1598 - 1602 town bought out off pawn itself and emperor Rudolf II. gave to this town the rights of independent royal town. The privilege of Matej II. from 1615 confirms the gained privilegs (full lawful power with a right of sword, right of free choice of a village-mayor, right of councillors vine right, fair right, right to enact the statues).
In busy 16. and 17. centuries the town St. Georges lived its "golden times" due to St. Georges vine, which was the best from all surroundings. It was exported to Poland, Bohemia and Silesia.
The inhabitants of St. George suffered from many wars and elemental catastrophes for many years, the town was often destroyed up till the foundations, but the untiring people of St. George rebuild their town always again.
The church of St. George from 13. century is a dominance of St. George. It's a gothic building without the spire with many the sights as an altar St. Juraj made of white sandstone (1527), a fresco of a saint (14. century), a gopthic marble tomb of a count George (1467), a renaissance sarcophagus of a count Gaspar from Sered (1550).
There are many other impertant historical monuments: the church of Holy Trinity built in 1651 - 1654, piaristic church coming from period after 1720 with a famous grammar-school, which many important personalities of same noble manor-houses attended (Palffy, Zichy, Armbruster), the Jewish synagogue from 1790, the castle Biely Kamen (White Stone) from the beginning of 13. century, the evangelical church built in 1783 by rebuilding of a civic house of the Segner family and many others.
The houses in a core of the town around the square and in the near streets have highly situated flats with small windows, there are the old type of buildings of German colonists and there are few these houses in Slovakia now. They come from 16. - 17. centuries and mostly the old gothic walls from 15. century are used in them.
The whole town is surrounded by the vineyards, on some places with ancient small stone walls, which give an individual picturesque looks to St. George.
The important building is also a partly well-preserved historical town fortifications with the bastions nd two small additional gates to the vineyards. The fortifications were built in 1603 - 1664 and they are preserved on the both circle sides.
For all these facts, the historical monuments and historical core of a town without other present interferences in the original architecture St. George was declared in 1990 for the town memorable reservation.
Mgr. Beata Vlasakova, Frantiska Hlavacikova, The Museum of St. George.
Historical monuments
- Ruins of the castle Biely Kamen, 13th Century
- Archeological locality - remains of a big former slavonic fortification from the 9th Century, from the perios of the Great Moravian
- Parochial Churche of St. George, catholic, 13th Century, earlyGothic, reconstructed
- Wooden belfry, 17th Century
- Castle in the Renaissance style from the 17th Century, reconstructed in the 19th Century (1997 is being restaured)
- Piaristic closter, 18th Century
- Armbruster's manor-house
- "Lower" churche, catholic, 17th Century
- Churche of Augsburgian confession, 18th Century
- Chapel of St. Mary, 15th Century
- Town fortification, 17th Century
- Houses of the wine growers
- Civic houses and houses of landed gentry
- Renaissance statue of St. George, 16th Century, in the parochial churche
- Bulding of the first horse railway
Plánované odstávky el.energie
Cirkev bratská Svätý Jur
Scheidlinová záhrada
Hrad Biely Kameň
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Hollywood Life shows off a new photo of ANNE HATHAWAY as SELINA KYLE in the upcoming third entry to the Nolan Batman franchise, THE DARK KNIGHT RISES. She's definitely reminiscent of Adam Hughes' retro-styled Selina and it's a heartening glimpse at what should be a very interesting character.
In these new photos, Anne Hathaway looks purrrfect as Catwoman's chic-looking alter-ego Selina Kyle.
Anne was shot on the L.A. set of the upcoming film The Dark Knight Rises shooting scenes as her alter-ego—not as the leather-catsuit-wearing vixen scene in publicity stills released last month by Warner Bros.
Anne's alter ego was as chic as ever, wearing a black dress and cropped jacket, gloves (how prim and proper!), a wide-brimmed hat and heels. She topped off the ensemble with bright red lipstick and pearl earrings.
For another scene, taking place in the winter, Anne wore a full-length black coat and strappy heels, with her hair pulled back in a bun, as she hailed a cab.
Also spotted on the set, was Christian Bale, who plays Batman in the franchise. While the scenes look interesting, little is known about the storyline for the film, which also stars Marion Cotillard and Joseph Gordon-Levitt. But who cares about the storyline? Anne looks amazing!


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Review: Apple's early 2011 Thunderbolt MacBook Pros
Apple's revised 13, 15 and 17 inch MacBook Pros deliver Intel's blazing fast new Sandy Bridge Core i5 and i7 CPUs, new AMD Radeon HD (formerly ATI) dedicated graphics performance on the high end and a new high speed Thunderbolt port, resulting in the fastest notebooks currently available while inheriting the long battery life, the strong, minimalist unibody construction, and the environmentally friendly design of previous year's models.
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The MacBook Pros gain a stronger edge in both processing and graphics performance over the entry level white MacBook and compact MacBook Air, with the entire Pro lineup now supporting new Sandy Bridge versions of the Core i5 and i7 chips, leaving the older Core2 Duo reserved for the budget minded $999 MacBook and light, thin MacBook Airs.
Additionally, while the MacBook and Air models continue to use the NVIDIA GeForce 320M as their graphics chip and system controller, the Pros have moved to a roughly comparable Intel HD Graphics 3000 graphics processor within the Intel platform system controller (which shares 384MB of SDRAM from system memory). The 15 and 17 inch models add a secondary AMD Radeon HD graphics chip that kicks in automatically when needed.
The 15 inch MacBook Pro supplies a base option of the AMD Radeon HD 6490M with 256MB GDDR5 RAM, or offers a higher end option of the AMD Radeon HD 6750M with 1GB GDDR5 RAM. That second option is the base standard for the 17 inch model.
The new chips make this generation of MacBook Pros not just faster than Apple's previous notebooks, but also faster than Apple's current desktop iMacs, with scores that bump up towards the Mac Pro workstation and its multicore Xeon engine. PC reviewers have noted that Apple's notebook lineup is currently the fastest available from any vendor, thanks to the company's early adoption of Intel's latest generation of CPUs.
The shift to AMD graphics
Over the past few years, Apple began a migration away from Intel's own chipsets that support the CPU (and which have included Intel's rather anemic integrated graphics chips), building a strategy that paired Intel's Core2 Duo CPU with an NVIDIA chipset with far faster integrated graphics. However, Intel killed this plan by integrating functions once provided by the supporting chipset, including the memory controller and graphics, into the CPU package itself.
The Intel Core i5 and i7, first introduced last year in the Arrandale platform, continue to integrate CPU cores with memory and graphics under the Sandy Bridge generation, and similarly require an Intel chipset for other I/O and related functions. While the former 13 inch MacBook Pro skipped the Arrandale generation and continued to use the Core2 Duo/NVIDIA chipset combination, the new 2011 Pro models all take the same leap to Sandy Bridge.
While Intel isn't as good at graphics as NVIDIA, Intel's SATA disk controller performance is significantly better than that of NVIDIA's; the new models also now support 6Gbps SATA 3.0 for the first time, so the fact that the new MacBook Pros use Intel's chipsets again means that disk performance is improved, particularly when using a Solid State Drive. Note that only the hard drive supports SATA 3; the optical drive is still connected to a 3GBps SATA 2.0 interface.
Apple has hopped back and forth between NVIDIA and ATI for its dedicated graphics chips for many years now. After acquiring ATI, AMD has now changed its branding to AMD across the board, making this the first Mac to sport AMD-branded processors, albeit just for graphics and not CPUs in competition with Intel.
The new MacBook Pros with dual graphics chips (apart from the 13 inch model that only has Intel graphics) continue to use automatic switching technology that enables them to coast along using the integrated Intel HD Graphics GPU, and then switch to using the dedicated new AMD Radeon HD whenever advanced graphics are needed. This is triggered whenever an external display is plugged in, and whenever software calls OpenGL, OpenCL, Quartz Composer, Core Animation or Core Graphics functions.
On page 2 of 3: FaceTime HD, Thunderbolt, Graphics & Batteries, and Unique features among the three MacBook Pro model sizes.


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Andrew Tilbury necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 24 diseños de 9 diseñadores freelance.
We are a high-tech software development company for the financial services industry. We are launching a white-paper that will be advertised on multiple online channels, in print, and via direct mail.
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I need a one-page design to be integrated for our WordPress template (html programming is NOT a requirement of this project).
The landing page must collect basic contact info such as first and last name, financial institutions, and email address. On-page text will be minimal and attention grabbing.
The audience will be B2B customers and prospects.
The goal of the page is a strong call to action with a high conversion ratio.


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Today, I'm moving away from NY Design Week's main event, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair, to focus on highlights from WantedDesign, a fabulous — more fabulous than the grande dame of North American design fairs herselff? TreeHugger's Lloyd Alter seems to think so — satellite exhibition that's now in its second year.
Held in the Terminal Stores, an imposing, 19th-century building on the edge of Manhattan's West Side, WantedDesign was host to plenty of innovative, environmentally conscious projects. Perhaps most eye-catching of all was Brooklyn-based designer Danielle Trofe's vertical hydroponic gardening solution inspired by living walls that harnesses a nifty — and most importantly, concealed — self-irrigating drip system to hydrate parched forms of "domestic vegetation" both decorative and edible. As pointed out by Suzanne Labarre over at Co.Design, it's an indoor garden system ideal for those or us who have an uncanny knack at killing plants.
While hydroponic set-ups tend to be an unsightly mess of irrigation tubes, pumps, and planters, that's not the case with the award-winning design, a sculptural system that offers a decidedly elegant take — Labarre describes it as a "chic, miniature alien colony" — on indoor, soil-less gardening. Hidden aquatic air pumps circulate water from an internal reservoir at the base of the screen straight to the top of the structure via plastic tubes embedded within each powder-coated aluminum tower. From there, gravity works to deliver agua to each of the tiered, pod-shaped planters filled with a mix of lava rocks and coconut husks in lieu of soil. Any excess water trickles back down to the tank via through a second set of plastic tubes. Saving both water and energy, the whole self-sustaining shebang runs on a timer and can be preset to hydrate the plants on an established schedule.
Added bonus: LEDs embedded at the bottom of Trofe's sculptural system provide a lovely bit of mood lighting. The LED cover itself can be lifted to access the reservoir so that additional water and nutrients can be added to the tank and pH levels can be tested.
As an apartment-dwelling Professional Plant Killer™ myself who is interested in vertical hydroponic technology, I'm loving Trofe's design, but my one initial concern upon seeing it in person and chatting with Trofe herself was the size of the whole system. While you can move the structure around to various indoor spaces (provided there's ample natural light), I was struck by how daunting the product was in scale, with four separate towers that host as many as seven pods each. That's a total of 28 individual pods. Fortunately, Trofe has designed the system to be modular and fully customizable so that single- or double-pole configurations are possible — perfect for urban greenthumbs with limited floor space who are looking for less of a full-on screen effect and more of a floor lamp-sized vertical gardening solution. And if desired, it can even function as a single pod system before being expanded.
And in other space-saving, vertical gardening news from NY Design Week, it was fantastic to see Urbio, a super-clever, magnet-based modular planting and storage system that I featured back in April of last year when the project was kicking fundraising butt on Kickstarter, on full display at ICFF.
Vertical hydroponic gardening system debuts at NY Design Week 2012
Designer Danielle Trofe's vertical hydroponic gardening system geared towards small indoor environments makes its debut.


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Dedicated to both composer Olivier Messiaen and hip-hop record producer J Dilla, David Fiuczynski uses non-Western tuning to show the connections between exotic bird calls and J Dilla's 'flam beats' while referencing Messiaen, Gagaku, and other Pan-Asian ingredients.
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1. Loon-Y Tunes 6:14
2. Dance Of The UiraPuru 4:26
3. Flam! 3:47
4. QandA Solitaire 2:03
5. Oiseaux JDillique 2:38
6. Gagaku Chord Candy 6:56
1. Gagaku Chord Candy Pt. 2
2. Waldstimmen 4:20
3. Uira Happy Jam 4:22
4. Organ Wren Impromptu 4:42
5. Loon-Ly Solitaire 7:21
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"Fiuczynski opened the Pandora's Box on non-Western tuning on his 2012 RareNoiseRecords debut, Planet MicroJam. He pushes the envelope even further on his latest microtonal project, Flam! Blam! Pan-Asian MicroJam! Jointly dedicated to 20th century classical composer Olivier Messiaen and innovative hip-hop record producer J Dilla, this ambitious venture has the guitarist-composer pursuing his passion for the notes that fall between the cracks with his intrepid microtonal crew. The seven movements that comprise Flam! instigated by Fiuczynski receiving a 2011 Guggenheim Fellowship, show the connections between exotic bird calls and J Dilla's famous 'flam beats' while also referencing the colors of Messiaen's music, Gagaku, the ancient court music of Japan, and other Pan-Asian ingredients."-Rarenoise
"Listening to the microtonal world of David Fiuczynski is like thinking that our solar system is a pretty vast world and then remembering that it's just a speck on a galaxy and that there are millions of other galaxies out there. 'Fuze' opens the door to a whole other musical universe when he plays all those notes between the set intervals of Western music theory and its 12-tone chromatic scale, which he accurately describes as "just a suggestion." In opening the door outside the Western house and playing outside where everything else is musically possible, this truly unique composer, fretless guitarist and music educator demonstrates how much more is possible in music.
'Outside' that house is also where the leader of the Screaming Headless Torsos found the birds. And a renowned hip-hop producer. And ancient, Eastern and Southern Asian music. It all comes together with conventional forms in multi-level East vs West, Old vs New, Nature vs Man contrasts he calls Flam! Blam! Pan-Asian MicroJam. Issued by RareNoise Records March 25, 2016, Flam! has a comic book styled titled but it's actually very descriptive of the music behind that title. 'Flam' refers to the "flammed" backbeat innovation of hip-hop producer legend J Dilla. 'Pan-Asian' forms show up with motifs that reference everything from Japanese folk music to the Carnatic music of the Subcontinent. It's all pulled together into a performance that still allows for improv, with those microtones being the overriding component, i.e., a 'Microjam.'
The first seven songs are actually movements of a connected theme dedicated to J Dilla and another pioneer, the great 20th century French composer Olivier Messiaen. Messiaen also happened to be an ornithologist and inserted birdsong transcriptions into his music. Likewise, Fiuczynski used field recordings of the birdcalls from the Common Loon, the Carolina Chickadee, the Northern Nightingale, the Blackface Solitaire and the Brazilian Uirapuru as the basis for the unusual melodies of these songs.
Everyone in Fuze's ensemble plays an instrument capable of microtones; even keyboardists Utar Artun and Jake Sherman have microtonal keyboards in their arsenals. Playing alongside them are Helen Sherrah-Davies (violin), Yazhi Guo (suona, a sort of Chinese oboe), Justin Schornstein (fretless bass, efx) and Alex 'BisQuiT' Bailey (drums, bells and percussion).
Your sense of what is music gets assaulted starting with "Loon-Y Tunes," which, amid all the birdcalls, sounds like Japanese-influenced jazz perfectly played except that it's off pitch. Which, of course, is the point. It gets even wiggier with the guitar/microtonal keyboard patterns played on "Dance of the UiraPuru," and the violin and suona afterwards take turns leading this strange brew. For the solemn "Gagaku Chord Candy," Fuze and Guo play out the mystic harmony together amid a formal, sacred air appropriate for the classical Japanese Imperial music. J Dilla's hat tip comes on "Flam," with that flammed beat is turned on and off like someone playing with the switch. Set to the small interval notes, it's like funk from outer space. All of these ideas and more are summed up on "Waldstimmen," and then breaks down into micro-toned free jazz, as if free jazz wasn't offbeat enough.
Fiuczynski tacked on a trio of songs to the Messiaen/J Dilla suite that features his microtonal partner in crime Rudresh Mahanthappa. The groundbreaking alto saxophonist share Fuze's fondness for blending Asian microtonal music into jazz, and "Uira Happy Jam" is a fusion song in both the American and bird call sense (this time inspired by that Brazilian Uirapuru bird). "Organ Wren" with its exotic percussion is especially Oriental in feel, and "Loon-Ly Solitaire" is Fiuczynski letting loose with blues-rock riffing on his fretless guitar riffing.
Well before the end of the album, these exotic sounds go from seeming strange to being strangely enticing. Once you accept the weird, wonderful microtonal world of David Fiuczynski, the universe gets much, much bigger. And better, too."-S. Victor Aaron, Something Else ReviewsAlso available on CD.
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The ProblemUnfortunately, many of these standard abstractions are rather opaque, so predicting their behaviour is difficult, and enforcing a particular thread schedule is nearly impossible. For example, consider the issue of "fairness". Many abstractions to deal with threads are not fair, which is to say that they are not guaranteed to release threads in FIFO order, so a thread could starve.
Furthermore, these opaque abstractions do not allow the application to easily specify domain-specific scheduling behaviour. Suppose threads T0, T1, and T2 are blocked on a resource X, in that order. X becomes available, and according to FIFO order, T0 should acquire control next. However, a domain-specific requirement may state that T2 should be processed first, but there is no way to check the wait queue for the presence of T2 when using any of .NET's thread abstractions. We'd have to build some auxiliary data structures to log the fact that T2 is waiting for X, and force T0 and T1 to relinquish their control voluntarily, but these data structures already exist as the locking queue, so we're duplicating work. Furthermore, both T0 and T1 must run before T2 to relinquish control, so we're wasting valuable CPU time. It's rather wasteful all around.
What I want to cover here is a pattern consisting of a few simple primitives which forms a general concurrent API. Using this API, we can easily implement all of the above threading abstractions, while still allowing arbitrary scheduling policies. I devised this approach while developing a software transactional memory (STM) library for C#, since STM requires deadlock detection and is rather sensitive to scheduling policies. None of this is achievable using the standard concurrent abstractions on the CLR, without modifying the VM.
The paper entitled Light-weight Locks really crystallized the path I was on, and gelled the final components I was missing into an elegant, general solution. The solution I present here is merely one of the abstractions found in that paper.
The SolutionThe fundamental primitives needed for a more flexible concurrent API are few: Interlocked.CompareExchange, AutoResetEvent, and ThreadStaticAttribute.
The approach is simple, and consists of only three fundamental concepts:
- A lock-free list is associated with each resource being accessed concurrently. If structured as I describe below, managing this list requires no memory allocation.
- An AutoResetEvent is associated with each Thread via thread-static data. Each time the thread must block, it calls WaitOne on its own AutoResetEvent after pushing itself onto the resource's lock-free list.
- A thread releasing its control of a resource walks the list of waiting threads, and wakes up the ones that should assume control next by calling Set on that Thread's AutoResetEvent.
Using only the above, we can construct a mutex abstraction, like Monitor, that allows exclusive access to a resource, but permits arbitrary scheduling policy, such as FIFO, LIFO, or something custom (like priorities that don't suffer from inversion). Even more, this requires no allocation at runtime. Here's all we need [2]:
// the thread-static data class MetaThread { // the kernel signal+mutex to wait on public AutoResetEvent Signal { get; private set; } // the next MetaThread in whatever list this // MetaThread happens to be on at the time public MetaThread Next { get; private set; } [ThreadStatic] public static MetaThread Current { get; private set; } } // some resource T that requires mutually // exclusive access class Locked<T> { T value; MetaThread owner; MetaThread blocked; }What makes this work is the property that a thread can only be on one blocked list at any given time. This means we need only one piece of thread-static data to track which list it's on, and one AutoResetEvent to block and unblock the thread. Now suppose Locked has two public operations: Enter and Exit, which mimic the behaviour of Monitor.Enter and Monitor.Exit [3]:
class Locked<T> { ... public void Enter() { var thread = MetaThread.Current; // push current thread onto wait list do thread.Next = blocked; while (thread.Next != Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref blocked, thread, thread.Next)); // if owner is null, then try to acquire lock; if that fails, block if (owner != null || null != Interlocked.CompareExchange(ref owner, thread, null)) { next.Signal.WaitOne(); } Unblock(thread); // remove from blocked list } public void Exit() { // retry if no candidate acquired the lock, but the // blocked list has since become not empty MetaThread next; do { next = SelectNext(); Interlocked.Exchange(ref owner, next); } while (next == null && blocked != null); if (next != null) next.Signal.Set(); // resume the thread } protected virtual MetaThread SelectNext() { ... } }The SelectNext method can provide a variety of domain-specific selection behaviour, such as LIFO, FIFO, etc. to dequeue the next lock owner. All that's required is that the thread releasing the resource select the candidate from the list and assign the lock to it, and then signal it to continue via AutoResetEvent. Unblock is not shown for brevity, but it's not too complicated.
The paper I linked to above uses this pattern to implement all the common concurrency abstractions, using very compact structures (2 bytes per mutex, 4 bytes per rw-lock, 4-bytes per condition variable).
I use it in my STM library to dynamically detect deadlocks and abort transactions, and I will soon extend this to implement reader-writer lock semantics similar to a pessimistic version of TLRW.
Regardless, associating a kernel AutoResetEvent, or pthread signal+mutex on Linux, permits far more flexible and compact concurrency primitives. I recommend this "MetaThread" API be exposed in any language's standard threading library.
The FutureThis design can also inform the design of concurrency abstractions in kernels. Consider a reader-writer lock where a writer currently has exclusive access to the resource, and a list of N readers is waiting for the release of the lock. The writer must then invoke AutoResetEvent.Set N times, once for each waiting reader. That's N user-kernel transitions, which can be quite expensive for large N [4].
The ideal solution would be to group a number of individual AutoResetEvents so we only need to make one user-kernel transition to signal the whole group, sort of like a multicast for EventWaitHandles. This would provide efficient single thread and multithread suspend/resume semantics.
Footnotes[1] A CAS may be needed to remove elements further in the list if more than one thread can operate on a resource at a time.
[2] I'm skipping a few steps to simplify the presentation. MetaThread.Current must actually be lazily-initialized. If I were starting a new programming language, this structure would be part of the standard Thread abstraction. Furthermore, when implementing abstractions which allow multiple threads through, you will probably need more synchronization. For instance, a reader-writer lock requires an atomically incremented/decremented read counter. See the paper linked above for more details.
[3] I'm again simplifying here for presentation, so I apologize for any errors. This code is adapted from my STM library, so I haven't tested this version thoroughly, but it's at least derived from correct code. There are many optimizations to avoid redundant CAS operations, but this is the simplest presentation.
[4] N here is the number of threads, which in general are probably less than a hundred, even for heavily threaded workloads. Still, user-kernel transitions can cost upwards of 1,000 cycles, so wasting 100,000 cycles is nothing to scoff at.


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Rushed Reactions: Seton Hall 64, #3 Villanova 63Posted by Brian Otskey on March 13th, 2014
Brian Otskey will be reporting from the Big East Tournament all week.
Three key takeaways from Seton Hall's dramatic Big East Quarterfinal upset of Villanova.
- Villanova's chances at a top seed took a major hit. Seton Hall isn't a terrible team but because of some bad losses and a weak non-conference schedule, its RPI is well outside of the top 100. This is only Villanova's fourth loss of the season, but it means that it won't be playing any more games until next week after the brackets are announced. The Wildcats are light on big-time wins so their resume will be looked at with more scrutiny after this loss. The general consensus was that Villanova would earn a No. 1 seed with a Big East Tournament title or even just a trip to the championship game, but that won't happen now and Villanova's chances of getting the final top seed are significantly lower.
- Seton Hall played with a ton of confidence. After surviving a Butler team that beat them twice, the Pirates played with nothing to lose and gave it everything they had today. For a hard-luck team, it finally paid off. Coming into this tournament, Seton Hall had lost an astounding six games either by one point or in overtime. In two games at Madison Square Garden, Kevin Willard's team has flipped the script with two one-point victories and one massive upset. This win against Villanova, ranked third in the AP Top 25, was Seton Hall's first ever top-three win in program history. The Pirates had previously been 0-30 against the top three of the AP poll before this afternoon's win.
- Free throw shooting cost Villanova the game, but points off turnovers nearly won it for the Wildcats. Villanova shot 15-of-25 (60 percent) from the charity stripe this afternoon with JayVaughn Pinkston in particular having a very rough game (3-of-10). For as much as free throws eventually wound up costing the Wildcats the game, disrupting Seton Hall's offense and creating live ball turnovers. Villanova turned those into quick points with most of them coming during a 16-0 run that allowed the Wildcats to turn a 13-point deficit into a three-point lead, a run that seemed to take the air out of Seton Hall's upset bid at the time. Villanova's pressure bothered the Pirates for most of the second half, forcing them into wasted possessions and bad shots. However, the free throw struggles proved insurmountable for Villanova.


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Written by Sarah The Walking Dead season one wrapped up on AMC Sunday night with record-busting numbers. Season two is scheduled to premiere in October 2011, which is a long time to wait for something I love so much, but if it means they'll approach season two with the same level of care and commitment they showed in season one, I can gut it out. Full Story
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Either way, it's time to start making jams and jellies, and you don't need to rely upon the Colorado sweet stuff – pepper jelly is awfully good.
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1. Engine? RGM
2. Sponsors ? SPEED Energy / MAPEI
3. Crew Chief ? Robby Gordon
4. Full Race? YES
5. Souvenir Hauler ? YES
6. Where is Miles Stanley? Engineer for BK Racing ( 73, 83 & 93 )
7. Where is Brooks ? Napa Valley
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kinda sucks that qualifying won't be live on SPEEDTV , but Barrett Jackson auto auction has main billing. At least the first practice session will be televised live.
first.... chassis is gibbs right TOG? let's do this! we can go balls out and get SPEED into the winners circle this weekend!!!!!
Is it a bit unusual for the driver/ owner to be the Crew Chief too? I don't remember ever hearing that?
No biggie. RG knows what he wants on raceday. He can call the shots :) . One of the longtime guys on the crew will probably be given the CC duties this weekend. Keep in mind its a P/T team with only a few nascar races slated to be run the remainder of the year. They have it under control. Enjoy!
To be honest, when I saw the Richmond race last year, he was telling Miles what he wanted and what to do. I don't remember Miles doing more than making sure they did what Robby wanted. I'm sure he did many things around the shop.
F' it....you want something done right, do it yourself. but now having his son Max spot..not sure about that one.
There have been a lot of great drivers that essentially just had a crew chief as a hood ornament(not saying all Robby's crew chiefs have been ornaments but you get what I mean)
By far and away, one hell of a weekend of racing coming up. If this gets pulled out put up a shingle and charge folks to be members, there may be a bum rush of new faces. However with Miles gone who the hell was in charge of the goings on with the building and prep and testing and engine and I mean there still has to be "someone" at the shop calling the shots ..............?
Should work as long as someone is doing the fuel calc's right, how bout Baja Bob up on the box? Should be a great camera day for the 7 . No worries for racing the rest of the year if things get crazy... Im watchin this on flag to flag...just don't hit tony or cuz carl! everyone else fair game!
And Robby is not on probabtion either...Joey might want to stay away from RG's front bumper. You don't want to mess with someone who's not running for a Championship or Top 35 spot. When you go for a win none of that matters, and if the car doesn't look like a Top 5 car...you can give some payback.
You just know RG has Logano in his memory bank.


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Analog wah emulation with switchless activation
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===> Generating temporary packing list gmake[1]: Entering directory '/wrkdirs/usr/ports/audio/GxSwitchlessWah-lv2/work/GxSwitchlessWah.lv2-7b08691' cat: /proc/cpuinfo: No such file or directory
otherwise it looks good.
You will not get approval for this. Please remove. Add options, or keep it at the lowest setting for each architecture.
Back to this, it does not make much sense.
All amd64 processors support SSE2 at the minimum. It makes no sense to select VFPV3 on any arch other than armv7...
Sorry about suggesting options, it was a wrong idea too. This should be architecture dependent.
SSE_FLAGS_i386="-msse -mfpmath=sse" SSE_FLAGS_amd64="-msse2 -mfpmath=sse" SSE_FLAGS_armv6="-march=armv7 -mfpu=vfpv3" MAKE_ARGS= SSE_FLAGS=${SSE_FLAGS_${ARCH}}
There can be variability in SSE support. On Intel CPUs SSE1, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2. Additionally, AMD has SSE4a.
Ideally, the port can have all these SSE-flavors. I was really expecting that the FLAVORS feature could solve this, but it really didn't.
Now, in this case, IMO options should be defined, but some should be limited by architecture.
Fixed at SSE2 since port infrastructure can't really choose SIMD levels for packages appropriately.
^portlint suggests sorting these
Also if you take a look at
What we have to support is oldest possible versions, so if SSE is required, SSE on i386, SSE2 on amd64, and the thing that was there for arm. I doubt using more recent versions will change many things.
What's wrong with supporting more i386 architectures, and arm like I showed you to?
There are projects that heavily depend on SIMD. One such project is ray tracing app http://www.ospray.org. It runs 10 times faster when SSE4 is available. I will commit the port for it.
Another project is devel/libsimdpp. It makes it easy to use SIMD, and will automatically adjust to the current level of SIMD. On SIMD-heavy code you will see dramatic differences in runtimes.
FreeBSD as it is doesn't support SIMD well. Simple SSE option doesn't do. SIMD level is like an extension of ${ARCH}, adding a degree of freedom within an architecture. It's like an extra-flavor: One machine needs firstname.lastname@example.com, and another - devel/my-package@simd2. Ideally, package manager should install the version that corresponds to the SIMD level.
I will adjust this port as you suggested.