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World Championship: Anand wins game three with Black
Update: video added.
Viswanathan Anand has taken the lead in the 2008 World Championship Match. He defeated Vladimir Kramnik in a great, but very complicated struggle that lasted 41 moves.
The third day in Bonn was a great day in Bonn. Actually it was a great day for any chess fan around the world, and just a tiny bit more for Anand fans. With the black pieces the reigning world champion defeated challenger Vladimir Kramnik in a Meran Semi-Slav, after coming up with a very interesting and virtually new pawn sacrifice.
Kramnik's reaction to Anand's top-notch preparation was superb as well: instead of getting his own king under fire, the Russian decided to go for a promising piece "sacrifice" that yielded White three pawns and what looked like a strong attack on top of that.
But then it was Anand's turn again. With some accurate moves he managed to manoever his king into safety and return the piece under favourable circumstances. Suddenly it was Black who had the initiative again, and to this second wave of pressure Kramnik finally succumbed. With about six minutes for eight moves, he made the decisive mistake afer which Anand went for a long but forced line that led to a win. That he missed a much quicker win there was not important.
Even the weather was great today, but still, the spectators would soon realize that they had made a wise choice...
Here's the third game of the match. Sit down, relax and enjoy!
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At Sasile: Pls can someone tell me why everyone supports Anand?
Actually, it appears to be reasonably well-split between the two. Both Anand and Kramnik are true gentlemen. Interesting, funny, reasonably modest. Neither one is known for boasting. Both are far, far from Bobby Fischer's childish ranting, Alekhine's drunken anti-semitism, and other antisocial conditions that have plagued the world of chess champions. Both of these men show class and composure, and both have beautiful and interesting wives as well.
Why a preference for Anand? Perhaps because we have already had way too many Russian world champions whose names start with K..... ;)
5 years 6 months ago
tommorow could be another tough day for Kramnik. We will see...
C. Springs
5 years 6 months ago
Great game by Anand. Look forward to seeing the press conference.
Btw, it is "phase" not 'fase." :)
5 years 6 months ago
Anand won game 3!?!?!!!?
i wanna see that game!!!! post it please!
Sensational, swashbuckling game!! First Kramnik sacs two pieces to open up Vishy's King. Vishy sacs them right back and opens up Kramnik's King. Kramnik is two pawns up, but Vishy gets a huge attack and wipes him off the board! Whew!!
5 years 6 months ago
Congratulations Vishy for a wonderful game!!you are truly a great champion this is the perfect time to tell all the chessplayers in the world that youre not only the best speed chess player in the world but also a great classical and match ply player too!!God Bless and More Power!!
Rodgie San Luis and your millions of fans in the Philippines!!
So, what's Anand's new "Live Rating" after game 3 !? Hmm...
Dr. Wolfgang Berghorn
5 years 6 months ago
Congratulations and applause for both of the players for their tense battle on the board! Great game and important victory of Vishy Anand with the black pieces. From today on the WCC-match is really under way. It will be extremely exciting to see how Vladimir Kramnik is trying to bounce back! FOIDOS and CHESSVIBES will show it!
5 years 6 months ago
A fascinating game!
During the game I wondered whether 19.Rxd4 was a more straight-forward drawing possibility.
Also, both players missed forced mates after 33.Bd3??
a) ...Bxd3+ 34.Rxd3,Qc4+ 35.Kd2,Qc1#
b) ...Bxd3+ 34.Qxd3,Rg2+ 35.Kd1,Qg1+ and mate (35.Kc1,Qxb2+ 36.Kd1,Rg1+ and mate)
During the game 33.Kb3 looked like a better drawing possibility, but 33...Qd5+ looks winning.
A great game that promises much more for the remainder of the match!
A thriller. I wonder how deep Anands preparation has been (guess Heine did a lot of fun work here), since he played very fast for a long time. Surely will Anand attack again tomorrow, perhaps this time with 1.e4. How much time does Kramink need to recover and to strike back?
Congrat 2 both players esp 2 vishy. But 2 be sincere i would like kramnik 2 win. Praying 4 kram 4rm Nigeria
5 years 6 months ago
at one time, with Kramnik's Nd4, It looked like (to me atleast) Kramnik is getting a great attack for the sacked piece. hence, to me vishy's win is a pleasing one.
5 years 6 months ago
Great game where Anands homeprep was to much for Big Vlad in the end.
Anand only started thinking after Kramnik played 19 Nxd4. (led to wild complications) 19. Rxd4 is proberly better for white, allthough also very complicated. Interesting to se if Anand will play e4 saturday. Kramnik do offcause not need to strike back right away and he will be more than happy with a draw in game 4.
Lending crowns is the same as lending books , sometimes people just don?Ǭ¥t give them back. :) Go Vishy Go
Shiv Gaur
5 years 6 months ago
Finally Anand breaks through with Black! What a game! Way to go Anand!
5 years 6 months ago
i think kramnik erred by playing 29.ra3 (rd1 was better).From then on Anand got a slight advantage of over 1.4 eventhough two pawns down.Moreover kramnik's 33.bd3 was even a great mistake.He could have played 33.kb3 the best move under the circumstances.Thereafter Anand beautifully converted this into a fine win with black to go 1-0 up. This win should not go into his head and he must maintain pressure by playing possitively and calmly.
Hi 2 every1 in d house. Pls can someone tell me why everyone supports Anad. Secondly, Anad & kramk who is more arrogant & boost more
I think Kramnik had a win by 24 Qd7+ Kh6 25Bd3(threat..Qh7+)f5 26Re1 (threatens RxP + and wins)
Pure Logic
5 years 6 months ago
Hey! Where's the press-conference video? Please, please, please upload it quickly! I'm interested to see their body language - I'm expecting a little swagger transfer from Kramnik to Anand.
5 years 6 months ago
Dr. Ayyar. if 24 Qd7+ Kh6 Bd3 Anand can simply play 26 Qc7. No mate. Qxc7 then Bxc7 and black is piece up thats it.
Christos (Greece)
5 years 6 months ago
@burgerman Kramnik resigned because
a)42.Ka1? Bc2+ 43.Ka2 Qb1#
b)42.Kb3 Qxf3+ 43.Kb4 Qxf4+ 44.K(anywhere) Be4 45.a8=Q Bxa8 46.Rxa8 is hopeless
5 years 6 months ago
Not sure why people marvel over wins with black. There are tremendous resources for black in chess and we have not even scratched the surface of possibilities.
5 years 6 months ago
May be Kramnik should fire Leko now as he doesn't need Leko's 1.e4 expertise since Anand is not likely to play it.
5 years 6 months ago
Are you not allowed to post the video of the pressconferences on the day you tape them ?
5 years 6 months ago
Kramnik will only have 1 white in his next 4 games, not good if you are trailing the match.
I don't understand the need to switch the alternation of colors in the middle of the match.
Very nice game, which makes up for the disappointing draw in game 2.
16.Rd1! seems the strongest move, as 16.Nxd4 (given in the analysis) can be answered by 16... Qxd4! 17.Rd1 Bxh2+! 18.Kxh2 Qh4+ 19.Kg1 Bxg2!! and I can imagine Kramnik didn't want to enter the position after 20.Bxd7+ Ke7 21.Kxg2 Rhg8+ 22.Kf3 Qh5+ 24.Kd2 Rad8, which was obviously prepared by Anand. It seems this leads to a forced draw, though.
Correction: 23.Ke3 Qc5+ has to be added to the line I gave.
Frits Fritschy
5 years 6 months ago
Well, Ricardo, we disagree. Take Leko, "a gentleman. Interesting, funny, reasonably modest. Not known for boasting" ... "with a beautiful and interesting wife". I have trouble remembering any of his games. That's quite different with Alekhine's or Fischer's. I don't mind Damian is giving irrelevant details about the people he likes and I won't deny that Fischer and Alekhine are complex figures who said/wrote horrible things, but Damian is implying that chess would do better without them ("have plagued the world of chess champions").
Chess needs its colourful players, I hope we can agree on that.
5 years 6 months ago
I was very nervous when Kramnik played the poor 18.Bf4, however I was expecting the aggresive 18.Nd2, that leads to a spectacular queen sacrifice for White in some variations. The hole game is very rich and requires deep analysis. Live commentries by GMs provides (with the help of computers) juste starting ideas.
Some friends told me that Kramnik poluated the chess scene in 2000 with his Berlin defense and these days he is forced to play sharp double edged positions where he feels unfamiliar (for this reason he avoid the sicilian with both black and white).
I am intending for Anand-Topalov in 2009.
Katata, how can you call a move like Bf4 'poor'? Perhaps it's not entirely correct, but it's certainly daring and interesting. If you've only been looking at the evaluation of your engine, then you have missed a fanstastic battle between two great humans!
Thank you Frits for stating that. Modern chess stands on the shoulders of entrepreneurs as Alekhine and Fisher both in the sportative and in the commercial sense. On the board, chess before the Alekhine area was rather a gentlemens?Ǭ¥ play (cheerful, flat and boring), before Fisher the sport was kind of moscow bureaucracy. Both of them were groundbreaking in their ideas of how to play (I always remember that when playing -Sh5 in a Pirc, Kings?Ǭ¥ Indian or Benoni).Their behaviour was awful and they both suffered the most from that.
But I have to confess that I prefer a little bit Kasparov horror both on and off the board to a whole Leko-Match today.
Pedro Pinto
5 years 6 months ago
it's a shame that after almost 20 hours of the end of the game there is still no video report. this doesn't look like 2008.
i remember the corus reports were much faster
i suppose it's not chessvibes fault since i cannot find it anywhere else... still it's a shame.
Beetje slecht geluid Peter. Microfoons niet goed afgesteld? Lijkt wel of het weerklinkt in de zaal ofzo.
Probably Anand could have played 22.......Bxg323hxg3 (Not 23Qh7 Qxf2 and mates)h5 threat Rxg3+, and white has nothing better than 24Qd6+Qxd625Rxd6hxg 26fxg Rxg3+ 27Kf1 Bd5 28 a4 Rb3! and black wins. Any error in this line??
5 years 6 months ago
It is a SERP trick. Same as yesterday. It says video added without it being available. Everything to please the search engine algos apparently.
5 years 6 months ago
5 years 6 months ago
Seems to be a browser issue. The video appears on the list when using Firefox, but not when using Opera (!)
Here in the press room someone with IE didn't get the whole video player at all. But after F5 / Ctrl-F5 everything was fine, so please try that.
Quoting one of my favorite gentleman chess players, the many-time Colorado Champion Randy Canney: "Half of the world champions have been mentally ill egomaniacs." This doesn't mean that their chess isn't incredible and inspiring. I started playing because of Fischer and am always dazzled by his games. I was simply attempting to answer Sasile's question of whether Anand or Kramnik is the more arrogant player. Neither comes across that way to me. We are in a new era, where the best chess players in the world can also be warm, genuine human beings. Life is good.
The game replay is broken, from a certain point it displays some variation, not the game.
ok, now that I've submitted the comment, it is playing the game just fine.
espectacular partida.
gran preparacion de anand en la apertura que le ha quitado tiempo a su rival, el cual se ha defendido bien pero la falta de tiempo creo que fue decisiva en el final de la partida con las imprecisiones de kramnik
Simon GRIVET
5 years 6 months ago
I'm surprised you coin 18. Bf4 a "fantastic move" for both Rybka & Fritz feel it already bad...they both like the rook move better...
Amazing game anyway,
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NUMBER 117. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. MARCH, 1901. (Thirty-second Year.) ATLANTA UNIVERSITY. The higher education of carefully selected Negro young men and women, in both academic and industrial lines, is emphasized by this Institution as necessary for the elementary and industrial training of the masses. "Men of light and leading" in other spheres of activity are also greatly needed by the race that has so long sat in darkness. Earnestly Christian, as required by its charter, yet entirely unsectarian, the Institution is controlled solely by its own board of trustees, on which several denominations are represented. Some 300 students are enrolled under 27 officers and teachers. From the col-lege and normal courses 382 graduates have been sent out, nearly all of whom have readily found permanent employment in teaching or other useful occupations. Situated only about seventy miles from the centre of the Negro population of the country, in one of the largest Southern cities, and at the railroad centre of the South, its location is of strategic importance for promoting the educational advancement of the South. Its plant includes sixty-five acres of land, five large brick buildings, library of 11,000 volumes, apparatus and other equipment worth not less than $250,000. With practically no endowment, with no aid from public or denominational funds, receiving about one-fourth of its support from its own students, the Institution appeals for an endowment of $500,000, and, until that is secured, for $25,000 annually to meet current expenses. Gifts of any amount are welcome, but special appeal is made for subscriptions of $100 and upwards, and for $40 scholarships. Remittances may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D., Atlanta, Ga. On the Campus Professors E. H. Webster and W. E.B. 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Indent all source files using GNU indent using the config in .indent.pro.
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Change uses of _"foo" to (intl:gettext "foo"). This is because slime may get confused with source locations if the reader macros are installed.
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Merge intl-branch 2010-03-18 to HEAD. To build, you need to use boot-2010-02-1 as the bootstrap file. You should probably also use the new -P option for build.sh to generate and update the po files while building.
Convert strings containing ~:P to use ngettext for proper translations.
Mark more translatable strings.
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Mark translatable strings; update cmucl.pot and ko/cmucl.po accordingly.
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Fix some typos. From Paul Foley.
%TIME doesn't use the optional arg, so remove it.
Merge code from main branch of 2005-12-17 to ppc gencgc branch. Still doesn't work of course.
Merge snapshot-2005-05 to this branch.
lisp/lisp.c: o Add function for ppc to compute the number of CPU cycles per timebase ticks. Save this in a global variable. code/time.lisp: o Adjust cycle-count/float for ppc to use the cycles-per-tick to compute the actual number of CPU cycles, so we can display cycles instead of ticks.
o Don't try to scale the time-base value by 16 to get cycles, because that seems to depend on what CPU is being used. Jon Boone says it's 64 on a G5. It's some other weird value for a G4. o Change TIME output to say "time-base cycles" instead of "CPU cycles" for PPC, so the user isn't confused when (time (sleep 1)) returns something unexpected.
Enable the cycle counter for ppc. It seems the time-base counter is incremente once every 16 clock cycles on a 400 MHz iMac G3. We assume that's true for other ppc's.
* src/code/time.lisp (*in-get-time-consing*): New var. (get-time-consing): Use it. (%time): Don't print if *in-get-time-consing*.
Get rid of the 64 bytes that are shown as being consed when calling (TIME NIL). * src/code/time.lisp (*time-consing*, *last-time-consing*): New vars. (get-time-consing): New function. (%time): Call it to get the additional consing overhead of %time. Subtract *time-consing* from the result unless null. Set *last-time-consing*.
Print the instruction cycle value with commas.
Add support for hardware cycle counters for Pentium and UltraSPARC. This uses the CPUID + RDTSC instructions on Pentium, and reads the %TICK register on UltraSPARC. Accessible via the VM::READ-CYCLE-COUNTER VOP that returns two (unsigned-byte 32) values, that are the lower and upper components of a 64-bit cycle count (actually 63 bits for UltraSPARC). Basic support for counting the number of CPU cycles has been added to the TIME macro.
Precede compiler messages with a semi-colon. Error messages don't have the semi-colon prefix.
Make (time ...) and the profiler do precise measuring of space allocation. It will also not overflow or bomb out when consing amounts cross most-positive fixnum. The new profiler also has an interface to plug in your own print function (also dictates sorting or results). This is written on gencgc/x86 but tests indicated the fallsbacks for other platforms work. The dfixnum package included here is sketchy.
Rework decode-universal-time to correctly handle time zones that are a multiple of 1/3600 as required by ANSI CL, rather than just multiples of 1/60.
Rework decode-universal-time to correctly handle time zones that are a multiple of 1/3600 as required by ANSI CL, rather than just multiples of 1/60.
This (huge) revision brings the RELENG_18 branch up to the current HEAD. Note code/unix-glib2.lisp not yet included -- not sure it is ready to go.
Add the unix-times unix system call for the sparc svr4 port, and make use of this to implement get-internal-run-time and get-system-info. This allows the run time to be obtained on Solaris 2.4, and is reportedly faster than getrusage on later versions of Solaris.
Merged patch from PW that is supposed to fix decode universal time after 2000.
Fix headed boilerplate.
Fixed decode-universal-time to correctly get the timezone info. Rewrote encode-universal-time to be sane and to correctly deal with timezones. Well, at least they are closer to dealing correctly with timezones.
Fix compiler warnings.
Changed GET-INTERNAL-RUN-TIME to use UNIX-FAST-GETRUSAGE to avoid number-consing and generic arithmetic. Also, rearranged the computation so that the time is correctly computed for up to 457 days, instead of only 71 minutes.
In TIME, fixed display of consing and page faults in the case where no GC time is displayed.
Changed TIME to use *GC-RUN-TIME* to print the amount of time spent in GC.
Added some type decls so that get-internal-real-time doesn't cons.
Merged new-alien changes onto trunk.
Changed mach:unix-mumble to unix:unix-mumble.
Merged Axmark's changes to make TIME find the time&consing overheads of the syscalls. Use SYSTEM:GET-SYSTEM-INFO for os-independent operation.
Added code to compile the argument to TIME when possible, and print a warning when it isn't.
New file header with RCS header FILE-COMMENT.
Changed GET-INTERNAL-REAL-TIME to subtract out the time of the first call to minimize the probability of bignum results. Changed both GET-INTERNAL-REAL-TIME and GET-INTERNAL-RUN-TIME to assume that the syscall does ERRNO checking and to have a locally unsafe policy.
Moved MIPS branch onto trunk; no merge necessary.
Fixed get-internal-real-time and get-internal-run-time to do something reasonable with internal-time-units-per-second.
Remove #+nil from in front of %time.
Use the versions of get-internal-real-time and get-internal-run-time that use mach:unix-getmumble instead of %primitives. #+nil'ed %time, 'cause it uses floating point.
/usr/mbb/x3j13-changes/current/time.lisp, 11-Jul-89 20:20:04, Edit by Mbb. Made a simple tweak to DECODE-UNIVERSAL-TIME that, in compliance with the new standard, ignores daylight-savings-time when the user supplies the :time-zone argument.
Changed time into the %TIME function, and made TIME just expand into a call of %TIME with the form wrapped into a lambda. This helps interpreted uses of TIME, mainly by reducing the spurious elapsed time for preprocessing the huge form, but should also produce somewhat more accurate results, since the code in %TIME always runs compiled. Theoretically this could have a slight negative effect on the accuracy of compiled uses by introducing a call, but this should be well down in the noise, since call overhead should be well less than the clock resolution.
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At the beginning of the year Lauri Kasanen had issued a call for help via Phoronix for collecting Radeon video memory statistics as he was looking to optimize Radeon's vRAM handling for his university thesis. The code and thesis are now available.
09:45 AM EDT - AMD - Radeon - 19 Comments
14 April
Kernel Developers Discuss Improving Kernel Configurations
Jean Delvare, a name commonly associated with the LM_Sensors project while being an employee at SUSE, has raised an important discussion item on the kernel mailing list about improving the kernel configuration (Kconfig) options when building the Linux kernel.
10:20 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - Kconfig - 7 Comments
Apple, LLVM Developers Figure Out Their 64-Bit ARM Approach
Two weeks ago Apple open-sourced their 64-bit ARM back-end to LLVM. Following last week's EuroLLVM meeting, they have decided that the community's existing open-source 64-bit ARM back-end will likely be merged into Apple's now-public back-end.
09:33 PM EDT - Compiler - AArch64
Overclocking The AMD AM1 Athlon & Sempron APUs
With the initial Linux tests of the AMD Athlon 5150 / 5350 & Sempron 2650 / 3850 out of the way, I ran some basic overclocking tests on all four of these week-old AM1 APUs.
04:00 PM EDT - Processors - 15 Comments
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Maxwell GPUs Light Up On Linux 3.15
With the Linux 3.15 kernel is initial open-source support for NVIDIA's Maxwell GPUs. I've tested the Linux 3.15-rc1 code today for the GeForce GTX 750 Ti and GTX 750 "GM107" graphics cards.
PlaneShift Open-Source 3D RPG Gets Enhanced
The PlaneShift role playing game, which is open-source on both the client and server ends, is out with version 0.6.1 that represents a few months of improvements.
01:25 PM EDT - Gaming - PlaneShift - 7 Comments
It Doesn't Look Like AMD Mantle Is Coming To Linux, SteamOS
A few days ago when word got out that Civilization: Beyond Earth is coming out for Linux, many speculated and wondered whether this game would be the launch title for AMD's Mantle graphics API to be introduced on Linux. It's already been confirmed that Beyond Earth will feature a Mantle renderer to complement OpenGL, but will AMD's Catalyst Linux driver bring support for Mantle?
12:18 PM EDT - Gaming - Mantle - 25 Comments
Cinnamon 2.2 Desktop Supports HiDPI, GTK CSD Support
The Linux Mint's Cinnamon desktop project has graduated to version 2.2 and it's a very large update for this GNOME3-forked environment.
11:49 AM EDT - Desktop - Cinnamon - 25 Comments
Mono Brings C# To The PlayStation 4
For those wanting to work on console games in C#, Mono's PlayStation 4 support work appears to be progressing well.
11:36 AM EDT - Free Software - Mono - 11 Comments
GCC 4.9 Compiler Optimization Benchmarks For Faster Binaries
For those curious about the impact of modern compiler tuning CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS when using the GCC 4.9 compiler with an Intel Core i7 "Haswell" processor, here are many benchmarks of many C/C++ code-bases when testing a variety of compiler optimization levels and other flags.
11:16 AM EDT - Software - 21 Comments
Debian's Project Leader Was Re-Elected
The Debian Project Leader elections are over for the year.
10:49 AM EDT - Debian - Elections - 2 Comments
Fedora 21 Gets Proposals For Many More Features
It's certainly looking like Fedora 21 will premiere with a massive amount of features, perhaps the most ever. Fedora 21 already has a ton of features but another large batch of proposals have been submitted for this next major Linux distribution release due out at the end of 2014.
09:47 AM EDT - Fedora - Fedora 21 - 6 Comments
13 April
X.Org Server 1.14.6 & X.Org Server 1.15.1 Released
There's stable release updates out this Sunday evening for the X.Org Server.
11:32 PM EDT - X.Org - X.Org Updates
Linux 3.15-rc1 Was Just Released & It's Real Big
The first release candidate to the Linux 3.15 kernel is now available and it marks the close of the kernel merge window for about two months. Linux 3.15 is poised to be a very exciting kernel release.
07:20 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - Linux 3.15 - 9 Comments
AMD Athlon 5350 / 5150 & Sempron 3850 / 2650
It's been a busy past few days since AMD launched their "AM1" Socketed Kabini APUs. After the initial Athlon 5350 Linux review on launch-day, I did some tests involving a faster kernel and newer Mesa code along with some reference DDR3 memory scaling benchmarks for these APUs with Jaguar processor cores. Since then the Athlon 5150 and Sempron 3850/2650 APUs arrived. After a busy weekend of benchmarking, here's the initial Ubuntu Linux benchmarks of all four AMD AM1 APUs that are available at this time: the Sempron 2650, Sempron 3850, Athlon 5150, and Athlon 5350. With these four new AMD APUs are also a number of thermal and power consumption tests.
02:30 PM EDT - Processors - 31 Comments
Pass 1.5 Open-Source Password Manager Released
Version 1.5 of pass, the aptly named Unix standard password manager, has been released after about eighteen months of development.
01:39 PM EDT - Free Software - Password - 4 Comments
Linux Benchmarks Of Many Lightweight Window Managers
An individual has been doing a lot of benchmarks recently from various lightweight window managers ranging from Openbox to Fvwm2 to Fluxbox with Compton and Awesome and Cairo-compmgr.
11:56 AM EDT - Desktop - Window Managers - 3 Comments
Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth Is Coming To Linux
Sid Meier's next major game release in the Civilization franchise will see a native Linux game port.
11:10 AM EDT - Gaming - Civilization: Beyond Earth - 18 Comments
Link-Time Optimizing Improved, But Still Takes A While On GCC 4.9
The GCC 4.9 compiler that's about to be released has many improvements, including in the area of LTO (Link-Time Optimizations), but you must still have a fair amount of patience to compile with LTO support.
10:58 AM EDT - Compiler - GCC 4.9 - 11 Comments
Fracture: Another Open-Source Decompiler Project
Fracture is another open-source project aiming to offer users/developers the ability to decompile binaries back into an intermediate form.
09:38 AM EDT - Compiler - Decompiler - 2 Comments
GStreamer 1.4 Will Make OpenGL A First-Class Citizen
The GStreamer 1.4 release that will happen in a few weeks time is officially making OpenGL a "first class citizen" and can be used by all platforms / operating systems supporting this open-source multimedia framework.
The GNOME Foundation Is Running Short On Money
While GNOME has been riding high lately with driving the development of its Wayland-based compositor and being the first major desktop getting there natively for most of its applications, and the overall work on the recent GNOME 3.12 release being fairly exciting, on the foundation side they are running into a budget shortfall and funds are becoming very tight within the GNOME Foundation.
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12 April
Linux 3.15 Can Almost Be Compiled Under LLVM's Clang
A few hours ago I wrote about the most interesting features for the Linux 3.15 kernel from my perspective as it didn't look like anything else interesting would be introduced this late in the merge window before the imminent 3.15-rc1. However, this time I've been happily proven wrong with Clang patches being added to the Linux 3.15 kernel.
10:27 PM EDT - Compiler - LLVMLinux - 24 Comments
The Linux 3.15 Kernel Is Going To Have A Lot Of Great Features
There's likely just a day or two left before the Linux 3.15-rc1 kernel will be released to mark the end of the Linux 3.15 kernel merge window. With all of the major features appearing to have been merged by now, here's an overview of the exciting features to look forward to with the Linux 3.15 release.
06:00 PM EDT - Linux Kernel - Linux 3.15
DDR3 Memory Scaling Performance With AMD's Athlon 5350
Our latest benchmarks of AMD's AM1 Platform this weekend is looking at the performance impact of the DDR3 memory frequency on the overall system performance while running Ubuntu Linux. The AMD Athlon 5350 APU was tested with DDR3 at 800MHz, 1066MHz, 1333MHz, and 1600MHz (the maximum for these current socketed Kabini APUs).
01:00 PM EDT - Memory - 43 Comments
GNOME Aims To Get Mutter-Wayland Running With LLVMpipe
There's a set of new Mesa patches for turning Mesa's swrast driver into supporting DRI2 with GBM/DRM support in order to support running GNOME's Mutter-Wayland compositor on a software-based graphics stack within virtual machines.
10:51 AM EDT - Wayland - Testing
Slides From The 2014 European LLVM Conference
The annual European LLVM Conference happened this past week in Edinburgh, Scotland. Slides and other media from the LLVM compiler infrastructure presentation are now available.
10:25 AM EDT - Compiler - LLVM
Running GCC 4.9 On AMD's AM1 Kabini With Jaguar Cores
Using the AMD Athlon 5350 AM1 APU with its four "Jaguar" cores operating at 2.05GHz, I ran some benchmarks from Ubuntu 14.04 Linux comparing the performance of binaries compiled under GCC 4.8.2 and this week's GCC 4.9.0 RC1. Is GCC 4.9 better able to exploit the potential out of AMD's Jaguar microarchitecture? Let's see.
09:16 AM EDT - Compiler - GCC 4.9.0 - 8 Comments
Linux 3.15 Can Resume From Suspend 7~12x Faster
Early on in the Linux 3.15 merge window there were improvements to significantly speed-up suspend and resume for systems, but now there's another late merge of a patch that has the capability of speeding up the resume time from suspend by 7~12x for at least some laptop/desktop systems.
08:17 AM EDT - Linux Kernel - Suspend And Resume - 17 Comments
GNOME's EasyTAG 2.2 Supports GTK3+ By Default & New Features
The GNOME EasyTAG application is a simple, open-source way for editing audio tags within popular audio file formats. The much-revamped EasyTAG 2.2.0 is now available.
04:01 AM EDT - GNOME - EasyTAG - 6 Comments
LLVM 3.4.1 Is Now Ready For Testing
Point releases to the LLVM compiler infrastructure are finally becoming a reality with the LLVM 3.4.1 release being just days away.
01:49 AM EDT - Compiler - LLVM 3.4.1 - 2 Comments
Btrfs Gets A Few More Linux 3.15 Changes
For the Linux 3.15 kernel were already a lot of Btrfs bug and performance fixes, but now late into the 3.15 merge window have been some more fixes.
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Twyla Kay Tinkle Sampson
A celebration of the life of Twyla K. Sampson, 77, of Duncan, will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 19, at the First Christian Church in Duncan. Services are under direction of Don Grantham Funeral Home.
Twyla was born Feb. 20, 1937, in Duncan, to Willard and Ruth Tinkle and died April 16, 2014, after a brief illness. Twyla lived her entire life in the Duncan area.
Norma Janice Sutherland Good
Norma Janice Sutherland Good, 76, passed from this life on April 15, 2014, at Tomball, Texas, because of health complications.
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John Henry Kaiser
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John Leonard Humphrey
John Leonard Humphrey, 81, of Norman passed away peacefully with family surrounding him on Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in Norman.
Pearl Dean Thomas Downey
Pearl Dean Thomas Downey, 81, of Duncan, passed away Monday, April 14, 2014, at her home in Duncan.
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James Franklin Griffin
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USC knocks off Bethel Park, 63-50
J.J. Conn soars to the basket during WPIAL basketball action against rival Bethel Park. Conn fired in 22 points and steered Upper St. Clair to victory, 63-50, over the Hawks.
Upper St. Clair played a nearly flawless game and knocked off previously undefeated Bethel Park, 63-50, in Section 4-AAAA boys' basketball action on Tuesday, Jan. 22.
With the victory, the Panthers moved into a tie for first place in the division with the Hawks. Both are 7-1 in section. BP is 14-2 overall while USC is 12-3 overall.
Defensively, the Panthers shutdown BP's inside attack, especially Wyatt Hagerty. Saddled with three fouls with 3:58 to play in the third quarter, the 6-11 senior rode the bench throughout the final frame. Shadowed by John Duffy, Will Ross and J.J. Conn throughout the contest, they held Hagerty to two points. The USC defense also silenced 6-5 forward Ken Gilmore, limiting him to one field goal and two free throws.
"Defense was very important in this game and we were very impressive," said USC floor boss Danny Holzer. "Duffy, Ross and Conn battled and that made the difference in not allowing Bethel to go inside to their bigs.
"Once we take them out of that game plan, that evens the score for us. We can play our regular guys against their regular guys. Our great defense and perimeter play were the difference. Once we established the lead, Ben had to go small."
From the get-go, USC established the advantage. The 1-2 punch of Jordan Grabowski and Conn as well as sharp shooting from beyond the arc and at the line, propelled the Panthers to victory.
Grabowski scored USC's first 11 points and staked the Panthers to a 13-5 advantage. Grabowski finished with 15 points.
Conn led all scorers with 22. He connected on all 10 of his free throws, six in the fourth quarter, and he buried a pair of 3-pointers in the middle frames as USC stretched its lead to 27-21 at halftime and 39-28 after three quarters.
Joel Klein buried a pair of 3-pointers that gave USC leads of 46-37 and 55-44 in the final frame. He finished with eight markers.
"Grabowski is such a gutsy, tough player. He wants to score," said Holzer. "Conn does a great job inside and outside. He creates great chances to score for us. And, Joel can shoot. Those were some critical 3-pointers he scored."
Crucial was USC's performance from the charity stripe. The Panthers knocked down 17 of 19 free throws. They made 12 of 13 in the fourth quarter, including a six-for-six showing by Connor Gallagher.
"I'm really proud of Connor," Holzer said. "He came up big for us."
For the Hawks, their smallest player, Joe Mascaro, came up biggest. The 5-8 sophomore fired in 18 points. His bucket pulled BP to within six points, 43-37, with 4:14 to play. He knocked down two of BP's 3-pointers in the contest.
A pair of threes by Bobby Huntington tied the game, 13-13, before USC pulled away. Thomas Steve drained a 3-pointer to give the Panthers the lead, 27-21, that they would never relinquish.
"Credit USC," said BP skipper Ben O'Connor. "They played better than we did. They played tougher and harder than us. They took advantage of our mistakes and they hit their threes, knocked down their free throws and played great defense. They are a team playing with confidence."
While tied now for the section lead, Holzer would not say his Panthers have the edge heading into the home stretch. USC visit Canon-McMillan Jan. 25 then hosts Baldwin and Peters Township next week. They finish section action on the road at Moon on Feb. 5 before welcoming Mt. Lebanon on Feb. 8.
Of the BP win Holzer said that it was "huge" but emphasized, "this thing has a long way to go. There are a lot of tough games down the road but we are only worried about Canon-Mac.
"Of course, I like the position that we are in but at the same time we know that we can beat everybody and we also can lose to anyone. That's how strong this section is. We'll take them one at a time and maybe things will work out."
Meanwhile, the Hawks hope to work out some of the kinks that have seen them go down to the wire with many of their opponents. They visit Moon on Friday. In between a visit to Mt. Lebanon on Feb. 1, they entertain Peters Township (Jan. 29) and Trinity (Feb. 5), two teams they needed overtime to beat in their first encounters. BP closes at Baldwin on Feb. 8.
"We have to regroup and prepare for Moon. We have to refocus," O'Connor said. "We don't have time to feel sorry for ourselves. I think we're grounded now and we know we have a lot of big basketball games ahead of us."
USC knocks off Bethel Park, 63-50
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