text:
Linda got her very own K-Sabatier au carbone knives. A 10" cook's knife, engraved "I am Linda's;" and a 4" paring knife, engraved "I am Linda's Too." The profile on the old cook's knife was starting to get screwed up because it had been sharpened so many times over the years, and I never had a matching paring knife. Also, no doubt about the ownership of these babies!
We got another coffeemaker. This one is a Royal Coffeemaker modern Copper balance, vacuum syphon. It's gorgeous.
It needed a new grinder. I impulsively bought a KA Pro Line because I liked its looks so much, Can you blame me?
It undoubtedly would have been fine, but I did a lot of research, got a lot of advice from other coffee "enthusiasts," panicked, and changed my mind before it got here. It turns out there are issues, so tomorrow it gets exchanged for something not nearly as good looking but supposedly a much better performer; the Breville Smart.
Don't worry, the spiffy new coffee pot will live in the dining-room, while the plain-jane grinder is relegated to hide in the coffee room with the espresso machine and its grinder.
We ended up doing a lot of driving around when we were in Northern California, including a stop at Michael Chiarello's store in Yountville. But we didn't buy any cooking stuff or even any wine while we were there. Just lots of Christmas stuff. We did do some cheese shopping while we were up there, and ended up going to the Matos Cheese Factory.
The factory itself is a small out building on a smallish dairy farm (lots of dairy up there), in exurban Santa Rosa, up a long dirt road. Thank God for GPS, right? Anyway, the family owners, their cheese factory and their cheese have strong Portuguese roots, but the lady working the counter was from Mexico. We ended up entertaining one another in Spanish making fun of the Portuguese, while Linda walked around the farm. Beautiful farm, very well maintained; but with enough mud, cow-poop, and cats who work for their living, to be a working dairy operation and not a "hobby" farm, if you know what I mean.
We got the Spanish speaking discount and ended up with an immense piece of cheese. Great stuff, we're still working on it.
We also bought a bunch of cheese at the Molsberry Market in Santa Rosa. Good cheese selection, but it's just a super market and not very picturesque. Among other delicacies -- cocoa rind dry Jack.
I got a couple of cookbooks from Santa. Santa was inspired by the fabulous dinner we had in Healdsburg at Zin on the same trip to give me, Down Home: Downtown, Seasonal Recipes from Two Sonoma Wine Country Restaurants. The other was Adrian Ferra's, The Family Meal. At first glance, both books are fabulous.
Edited by boar_d_laze - 12/28/11 at 8:45am


text:
Join in our conversation! While you can comment on any of our articles without registering, create an account now to be able to connect with other members, discuss new topics in our forums, and to get regular email alerts with the latest news.Members Login
British Sociological Association
The British Sociological Association is the national subject association for sociologists in Britain. Founded in 1951, our members are drawn from a wide range of backgrounds including research, teaching, students and practitioners in a variety of fields. Through a range of exclusive membership benefits, specialist study groups and a busy calendar of events, we provide a network of communication to all who are concerned with the promotion and use of sociology and sociological research, helping to improve our understanding of society and social processes.
Posts by British Sociological Association:
Mentoring Plan Aims at Women Theology Researchers
By British Sociological Association | Published: November 7, 2014
A new mentoring scheme for women in academia researching religion has been launched in the wake of a report which highlighted the significant lack of women in senior academic positions. Gender and Career Progression in...
Posted in Early Career, International Debates, Public Policy | Tagged Gender Gap, Theology | Leave a comment
The New National Service for Social and Economic Data
By British Sociological Association | Published: September 10, 2013
This year's British Sociological Association annual conference saw countless presentations from all over the country, many of which were based on secondary data, many of which are preserved and distributed by the UK Data Service....
Posted in Research, Resources | Tagged Census, Census Programme, Economic and Social Data Service, longitudinal studies, Research, Resources, Secure Data Service, Social Science, UK Data Service | Comments closed
The moral necessity of austerity
By British Sociological Association | Published: May 23, 2011
Matt Clement blogs on 'Sociology and the Cuts' on the moral panic around balancing the economy and reducing public sector services. cigars buy online The UK media are currently in the process of inflating public...
Posted in International Debates, News | Tagged austerity, Debt, economy, market, moral panic, political economy, public spending | Comments closed
"UEL losing its soul"
By British Sociological Association | Published: April 28, 2011
The latest blog-post on 'Sociology and the Cuts' is a pulling-no-punches critique of the proposal by the University of East London to close the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. Under the proposal, social sciences...
Posted in Academic Funding, International Debates | Leave a comment
For Sociology, for the Public University… Join the Debate!
By British Sociological Association | Published: March 29, 2011
A blogpost on the BSA's blog 'Sociology and the Cuts' by John Holmwood sets out the potential c viagra purchase onsequences of the government's higher education reforms for sociology. He argues that the identity and...
Posted in Communication, International Debates | Tagged Higher Education Reform, Public University, Sociology | Comments closed
Nominations invited for Sociology and Illness Book Prize
By British Sociological Association | Published: March 1, 2011
The BSA Society of Health and Illness is now inviting nominations for the 2011 'Book of the Year' prize. The deadline for nominations is 31 March 2011. college paper writing service The prize of £1,000...
Posted in Announcements, News | Comments closed
'Why Nick Clegg needs a degree in sociology'
By British Sociological Association | Published: January 18, 2011
Les Back explains in a blog on BSA's 'Sociology and the Cuts' why an understanding of sociology would help senior politici buy essay for cheap ans make sense of opposition to their policies. buy cheap...
Posted in Academic Funding, International Debates | Comments closed

subset: commoncrawl


text:
With a new mini-album due later this month, model and singer Shiina Pikarin now throws her hat in the crazy colorful kawaii ring with her new promo video for her new song, in which otome games and virtual reality headsets figure prominently.
With a frantic 8-bit music influence and straight-outta-Harajuku set design, "Real Ria-ju" is bound to either delight you, or annoy you, or maybe a bit of both. Watch below either way!
BONUS: Key visuals for Pikarin's Shikkoku no Yami ni Somarishi Utagoe ga Kisama nimo Kikoeruka... mini album.
Patrick Macias is editor in chief of Crunchyroll News. He is also the editor of Otaku USA magazine. Check out his rather amazing Tumblr at japanesefashioninferno.tumblr.com.


text:
Please Wait - Updating Your Shopping Cart
A gripper waistband helps keep your shirt stay tucked in for a professional appearance. Main stress points are bartack reinforced for durable, everyday wear.
LawPro 100% Polyester Uniform Trousers feature:
Terms Of Sale |
Privacy |
Accessibility |
Advantage |
*Some exclusions and limitations apply, learn more. Copyright ©


text:
Hi everyone, I would like to share with all of you what I've called HispaniaGIS dataset. This it's only a gathering of differents types of data spread around the web and suited to roman Hispania. For this I had to take sections of these data and adjust to the needs of the project. This is only the final work of another project that I made some months ago, an Atlas about Hispania, but now I've decided modify and add some info, suit it and share with the community. The list of sources used can be found below.
- Point Symbols Hispania Pleiades Project.
- Roads Ancient World Mapping Center.
- Ports Digital Atlas of Roman and Medieval Civilizations.
- Hidrology Ancient World Mapping Center.
- Provinces Ancient World Mapping Center.
- Elevations SRTM.
Now I leave with a video where I explain the details of the project. I hope you found useful and interesting.
Thanks for coming and share!
Conjunto de datos geográficos de la Hispania romana preparados para QGIS.


text:
Cadillac Catera and Cimarron Forum Discussion, Bypassing the Oil Cooler in Past Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; I know this has been talked about before, but I just want to be sure myself. I wanted to know ...
- 11-09-05 11:09 PM #1Cadillac Owners Member
- Join Date
- Apr 2005
- Posts
- 10
Bypassing the Oil Cooler
I know this has been talked about before, but I just want to be sure myself. I wanted to know what someone else thought about by-passing the engine oil cooler in my 98 by cutting the pipes on the inlet and outlet down by the oil filter about 2 or 3 inches back. And then I have some tranny oil cooler rubber hose that I was just going to slide over the left over piping at the oil filter, and then hose clamp each end so that the oil just goes through my new rubber hose rather than the lovely oil cooler. Also could there be any "side effects" from not having the oil cooler there?
- 11-17-05 04:05 PM #2Cadillac Owners Member
- Join Date
- Nov 2005
- Posts
- 7
Re: Bypassing the Oil Cooler
Hey BIG420dog,
That sounds like a very good idea to me. Since no one has replied, I am guessing that no one is really sure if it will cause other problems or not. If you try kit let me know how it goes.
- 11-17-05 11:04 PM #3Cadillac Owners Member
- Automobile(s): 1998 Catera
- Join Date
- Nov 2005
- Location
- Ontario, Canada
- Posts
- 89
Re: Bypassing the Oil Cooler
Well, in my humble opinion, why not remove the transmission cooler while you're at it. Sorry. Snide remark! They both do the same thing. Reduce the temperature so the oil is within the designed viscosity for the friction causing parts. Any counter remarks?


text:
In liberal theory, essence is privileged over existence, reason over will, and endless discussion over decision. In political theology, things stand the other way around: existence, will, and decision have primacy over essence, reason, and endless discussion. If Kahn, like Schmitt, is right to criticize liberalism (albeit for the wrong reason), this does not mean that the either/or logic he seems to employ (either liberal theory or political theology) ought to be accepted at face value. An alternative to this either/or comes from the perspective (and practice) of the common, which maintains the decision as singular but rejects it as sovereign.
Posts Tagged 'Aristotle'
The perspective of the commonposted by Bruno Gulli
Truth in conflictposted by Patrick Lee Miller
My previous post argued that anyone who wishes both to think well and to feel well about the world should seek a way of thinking as immanent as it is transcendent, a crosswise way of thinking that is more capacious than the logic of consistency defined by the principle of non-contradiction. Fortunately there has long been such a way, the way of Heraclitus: "A thing agrees in disagreement with itself; it is a crosswise (palintropos) attunement (harmoniē), like that of the bow and the lyre." In Becoming God I have argued that Heraclitean logic is not only more ancient, but also more accurate than the logic of consistency that Parmenides and the Platonic tradition deployed against it. This tradition has been dominant from the moment of its founding, thanks in part to the rhetorical genius of its founder, making non-contradiction the supreme principle of reason in the eyes of nearly every philosopher since. This post aims first to humble it before the next seeks to revive its Heraclitean rival.
Obama's living virtuesposted by Jennifer Herdt
Obama's list of virtues comes in pairs, and the pairings are mutually illuminating. I will, though, examine them not in the order in which they are listed in the address, but rather according to the depth of their roots, beginning with those anchored most firmly in the ancient classical and, later, the Christian traditions of the West. What emerges when we take this angle of approach, I will argue, is not simple continuity. Neither do we uncover a sharply defined contrast between classical and Christian, or ancient and modern, virtues. Rather, what comes into focus is a continuously unfolding understanding of the virtues, driven on the one hand by socio-historical changes and on the other by efforts to resolve internal tensions in how the virtues are conceived, both singly and in relation to one another.
"Out of many, one"posted by Martin E. Marty
That devotion to the theme "E Pluribus Unum," "out of many, one," is among the things that are old in the United States of America, there can be no question. Since 1776 the motto has graced the Great Seal of the United States and is on presidential and other major governmental seals. Citizens carry the theme with them when they carry cash. Many thought of it as the motto of the United States, but it got pushed aside by God, as in "In God We Trust," when Congress made that phrase official. Official or not, its presence on seals and coins, in textbook titles and legal encyclopedia entries, testifies to the fact that, when serious, leaders and ordinary citizens are devoted to keeping this "old thing" current.


text:
Free Screening of Soul Food Junkies + Wine Reception
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Celebrate the first Community Cinema screening of 2013! We're screening Soul Food Junkies, a film which explores the history and social significance of soul food to black cultural identity and its effect on African American health, good and bad. Soul food will also be used as the lens to investigate the dark side of the food industry and the growing food justice movement that has been born in its wake.
Meet Director Byron Hurt!
Join us after the screening for a free Wine Reception sponsored by Bi-Rite Market and hosted by SF Environment across the street from the Library in their Eco-Center Gallery on 11 Grove St. We'll walk over together at 7:45pm and continue the conversation over drinks.
(It's free and proof of attendance is required for entry)
Our Panel Discussion will include:
Byron Hurt, Director of Soul Food Junkies
Eric Holt-Gimenez, Executive Director, Food First
Shakirah Simley, Community Coordinator, Bi-Rite Market & 18 Reasons
Moderated by William Wroblewski, Filmmaker and Food First Fellow
Feel free to contact firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions!
When & Where
SF Public Library Main Branch, Koret Auditorium
100 Larkin Street
San Francisco,
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM (PST)
Add to my calendar


text:
The classic white formal shirt : a powerful emblem of social change
Brough, Dean (2013) The classic white formal shirt : a powerful emblem of social change. In 15th Annual IFFTI Conference : The Business & Marketing of Icons, April 2-6, 2013, Los Angeles, California, USA. (In Press)
Accepted Version
(PDF 65kB)
The classic white formal shirt is a widely and readily familiar object with considerable historical cultural significance to diverse social groups, and is therefore deserving of iconic status. For more than two hundred years, this singular item of apparel has been able to define and represent status, wealth, gender shifts and fashion norms. This garment, which has historically been relinquished to undergarment status, deserves an escalation of standing.
The classic white formal shirt, for both men and women, can be used as a mirror to map considerable social change and the diversity of influence can be traced through many examples, including: Beau Brummell's dandy status with his legendry white shirting; the Gibson Girl with her decorated white shirt style blouse defining ideals of female beauty; IBM business employees in the 1920s marketing trustworthiness through the uniformity of white shirts; the fictional advertising creation of the Arrow Collar Man, with his rigid white shirt, promoting American masculine ideals; and the iconic 1980s Hugo Boss style crisp white dress shirt symbolising power.
The origins of the influence of the white shirt can be best traced in the Victorian era where it was an important symbol of wealth and class distinction and a powerful emblem of sobriety and uniformity for men. The pure white colour fulfilled masculine ideals of resolute austerity and the shirt, through its constancy, epitomised conformity and dependability. For women, the white cloth of the 'shirt-waist' from this period was also linked to ideals of cleanliness and purity and was seen as an iconic symbol of the new independent working class woman.
This paper will propose that the classic white formal shirt, for both men and women, has been a powerful marker of social shifts in Western society and this underrated item of apparel, with limited scholarly writing, is worthy of iconic status. The discussion will trace the historical development of both the men's and women's white shirt, each with their own unique history, and in doing so highlight the considerable historical cultural significance associated with the white formal shirt. Discussed first will be the men's white formal shirt.
Impact and interest:
Citation counts are sourced monthly from Scopus and Web of Science® citation databases.
These databases contain citations from different subsets of available publications and different time periods and thus the citation count from each is usually different. Some works are not in either database and no count is displayed. Scopus includes citations from articles published in 1996 onwards, and Web of Science® generally from 1980 onwards.
Citations counts from the Google Scholar™ indexing service can be viewed at the linked Google Scholar™ search.
Full-text downloads:
Full-text downloads displays the total number of times this work's files (e.g., a PDF) have been downloaded from QUT ePrints as well as the number of downloads in the previous 365 days. The count includes downloads for all files if a work has more than one.
|ID Code:
|Item Type:
|Conference Paper
|Additional Information:
|Paper presented at the 15th annual International Fashion Federation of Technology Institute conference. Each year IFFTI publishes a book of the accepted papers.
|Additional URLs:
|Fashion history, Menswear, Fashion design, White shirt, Cultural icons
|Australian and New Zealand Standard Research Classification > BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND DESIGN (120000) > DESIGN PRACTICE AND MANAGEMENT (120300) > Textile and Fashion Design (120306)
|Current > QUT Faculties and Divisions > Creative Industries Faculty
|Copyright Owner:
|Copyright 2013 Please consult the author
|Deposited On:
|24 Apr 2013 04:58
|Last Modified:
|26 Feb 2014 13:53
Export: EndNote | Dublin Core | BibTeX
Repository Staff Only: item control page


text:
Intel Labs Europe
Intel Labs Europe (ILE) is a network of Research & Development, Product, and Innovation Labs spanning the European region as well as a variety of Intel business units. ILE was formally established in early 2009 as a central means of coordinating activities across Intel's diverse network of labs and to further strengthen Intel's commitment to and alignment with European R&D. In addition to driving key technology innovations for Intel, ILE works closely with academic, industry, and government institutions to advance innovations and strengthen Europe's technology leadership in the global community.
Our Research Locations and Open Innovation Collaborations:
Intel Mobile Communications
|The design center of Intel Mobile Communications in Villach conducts research and product development on mixed analog-digital systems in nano-scale technology at 28nm and beyond. A special focus lies on standards for wireless communications like LTE, UMTS, GSM, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The group covers pre-development, product design, physical implementation, component verification, system engineering and project leadership of these mixed analog-digital systems. Specific projects of Intel Mobile Communications, Villach, are analog to digital converters and digital to analog converters for LTE transceivers as well as for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth transceivers.
Intel Communications Infrastructure Solutions Lab
|The Intel lab in Kontich drives innovations with telecom equipment manufacturers, service providers and ecosystem partners to integrate Intel-based communication infrastructure solutions. This involves working closely with various Intel product divisions and partnering with Intel's technology integrators. The objective is to comprehend and execute new and emerging usage models to support early adoption of various Intel technologies across the solution stack. Current focus is on telecommunication infrastructure solutions (like software defined networks, network function virtualization, and packet processing) to enable next generation services in the industry.
ExaScience Lab
|Intel, imec, University of Antwerp, Ghent University, Hasselt University, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven and Vrije Universiteit Brussel officially opened the Flanders ExaScience Lab in June 2010. This lab is located at the imec research facilities in Leuven, Belgium. It develops software to run on Intel-based future exascale computer systems delivering 1,000 times the performance of today's fastest supercomputers, using up to 1 million cores and 1 billion processes to do so. The Flanders ExaScience Lab is focused at enabling scientific applications, beginning with the simulation and prediction of "space weather," or electromagnetic activity in the space surrounding Earth's atmosphere. Chosen for its extremely complex nature, the software findings are expected to be used and extended to address many other problems.
Intel Mobile Communications
|The Intel Mobile Communications lab in Aalborg, Denmark, resulted from Intel's acquisition of the Infineon Wireless Solutions division in 2011. The Aalborg lab was founded in 1999 and maintains a strong partnership with the Aalborg University to collaborate on upcoming technologies and foster innovation capability for future products. Funded research projects with the university include SAFE (Smart Antenna Front End) focusing on next generation radio frequency (RF) front end power and size reductions and 4GMCT (4th Generation Mobile Communication and Test platform) focusing on reduced product design cycle time . The Intel Mobile Communications lab in Aalborg conducts research in the areas of RF, product innovation and integration, security, audio, storage and RF driver technologies and project management in order to ensure short time to market and fast maturity of new advanced wireless communication technologies. The RF teams provide innovative and best in class RF hardware and software systems engineering as well as RF verification solutions, including simulated field experiences (virtual drive testing) and beyond conformance RF testing.
Intel (IOT Ignition) Open Lab
|The Internet of Things (IoT) Ignition Lab is a centre created to spur innovators to collaborate with Intel on end-to-end IoT solutions. The center joins the network of Ignition Labs that are already running in Stockholm, Munich, and Swindon in the UK. Using the centre to build and test hardware and software analytics for business value. Intel will work with customers in the centre to develop solutions needed in smart buildings retail and transport and will also be open to any industries that IoT deployments might benefit. The Lab will provide the a facility to build and test IoT solutions that will transform our businesses and everyday lives.
|Intel Open Technology Center
|Since 1980, Intel has focused Finland development operations on customer relations and support. Strengthening its research and development capabilities, Intel has opened a center in Espoo that will benefit from the availability of highly-skilled professionals specializing in open source. This investment is part of Intel's strategy to develop solutions and drive forward innovation in open source software development. The center will focus on ensuring that a breadth of open source solutions run exceptionally well on Intel architecture.
|Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Secure Computing
|The collaborative venture between Intel and Helsinki University is affiliated to the Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Secure Computing in Germany and conducts research in the areas of "Usable Mobile Security" and "Early Warning Systems for Mobile Malware". The institute focuses on developing and strengthening techniques for platform security in mobile devices with a particular emphasis on the usability of those techniques. The institute defines new usable paradigms to reduce the risk of mobile malware and develop security and privacy solutions that are useful to ordinary users. The joint research also paves way for new user-friendly mobile solutions that reduce security risks for companies. For more Information please visit: http://crisc.intel.eu/
|Intel Research and Development Center
|Since 1980, Intel has focused Finland development operations on customer relations and support. Strengthening its research and development capabilities, Intel has opened a center in Tampere that will benefit from the availability of highly-skilled professionals specializing in mobile platform development. This investment is part of Intel's strategy to develop solutions and expand its presence across mobile market segments. The center will focus on accelerating the adoption of Intel in mobile devices and help ensure they run exceptionally well on Intel architecture.
Intel Open Source Technology Center
|The Intel Open Source Technology Center (OTC) in Montpellier, France, was established in 2010. The lab is developing open source software targeting various kinds of devices like in-vehicle-infotainment and mobile systems as well as smartTVs running on Tizen platforms. Tizen is a free and open source mobile operating system based on Linux and implemented on standards-based HTML5. The main focus of the Intel Open Source Technology Center lies on communication and mobile technologies like 3G/4G telephony, Bluetooth, near field communication (NFC), messaging, HTML5, device management, and DLNA.
Intel System Modeling and Simulation Center
|The Intel System Modeling and Simulation Center in Nantes develops system development solutions for multicore virtual prototyping as well as simulation tools to expedite design decisions. Intel® CoFluent™ Design provides system-level modeling and simulation tools that enable embedded device and chip designers to model and validate new concepts and architectures. Learn more at: http://www.intel.com/content/www/fr/fr/cofluent/overview.html
The Intel® CoFluent™ Studio University Program provides access to Intel® CoFluent™ studio for teaching and academic research. For information please visit: http://www.intel.com/content/www/fr/fr/cofluent/cofluent-university-program.html
Exascale Computing Research Center
|Commissariat à l'Énergie Atomique, Grand Equipement National de Calcul Intensif, Intel Corporation and Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines have entered into an agreement to create an Exascale Computing Research Center. Part of Intel's European research network – Intel Labs Europe – the center will explore how to build high-performance computing systems with a thousand times the performance of today's fastest supercomputers. The term "exascale" refers to computers that are able to process 1018 instructions per second. 1018 is one quintillion using the US short scale numbers system, or one trillion in European long scale.
Intel Mobile Communications Lab
(Sophia Antipolis)
|The Intel Mobile Communications Lab in Sophia Antipolis is one of a number of labs resulting from Intel's acquisition of Infineon WLS divisions in 2011. The Lab conducts research in the areas of Embedded Memories, Audio and Speech enhancement technologies and Advanced Wireless modems technologies. The Embedded Memory team provides innovative and best-in-class memory solutions and several important patents in the area of low-power/low-voltage memories have been granted. The Audio and Speech enhancement team works on achieving outstanding end user audio experience. Areas of expertise include advanced processing including multi-microphone sound recording, noise reduction, echo cancellation, loudspeaker enhancement. The wireless modem research activities aim to develop innovative algorithms and architectures to advance wireless communications efficiency. The lab maintains strong partnerships with universities to collaborate on upcoming technologies and foster innovation capability for future products.
Intel Wireless Certification Lab
(Sophia Antipolis)
|The Intel Wireless Certification Lab was established following the acquisition of Shiva Corp. in 1999. The lab represents 130 countries worldwide and is the center for standardization, testing, validation and regulatory certification of wireless network solutions for Wi-Fi and WiMAX. The lab works with the various spectrum authorities in different countries, to obtain authorization to deploy Intel wireless devices and ensure that regulatory requirements are met in product designs. It also acts as a regulatory interface for all Intel customers helping them to meet requirements when implementing Intel wireless devices into their systems.
Intel Ultra Mobility R&D Labs
(Toulouse and Nice)
|The Intel Ultra Mobility Group (UMG) Labs, in Toulouse and Nice, France were established in 2009. These two Labs are the results of the strategic charter of UMG to create enablement solutions for our partners and customers selling Intel® Atom™ processor based platforms. The Intel UMG France Labs will take all the ingredients of a Smartphone i.e. Chipset, HW boards, 3G/4G modem solutions, Linux OS kernel BSP, MeeGo, Telephony Middleware, Modem stack and orchestrate the integration and validation of these ingredients through an intensive set of System Test cases & System validation. The underlying charter of these labs is to continuously optimize power consumption of the solutions created , while offering the most innovative Smartphone functions.
|Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Secure Computing
|The Intel Collaborative Research Institute (ICRI) for Secure Computing is focused on security research for mobile and embedded systems to drive the future in new usage models, secure system software, and hardware security primitives. At this Institute, Intel and the Technische Universität Darmstadt will explore ways to dramatically advance the trustworthiness of mobile and embedded devices and ecosystems. For example, the joint research will seek ways to develop secure, car-to-device communications for added driver safety; new approaches to secure mobile commerce, and a better understanding of privacy and its various implementations. By grounding the research in the needs of future users, the institute will then research software and hardware to enable robust, available, survivable systems for those use cases.
|ExaCluster Laboratory
|In May 2010 Forschungszentrum (Research Center) Jülich, the German company ParTec and Intel have signed a multi-year agreement to create the ExaCluster Laboratory at Jülich. This lab is a private/public collaboration and explores the key challenges of building computing systems with a thousand times the performance of today's fastest supercomputers. The ExaCluster Laboratory conducts research to address key problems of systems management software for large heterogeneous super computer systems to reach exaFLOPS performance. This includes research on open exascale runtime system software, software tools and simulation software. The ExaCluster Laboratory's work with the European high performance computing community is expected to push the boundaries of computing to deliver exaFLOPS capable supercomputers.
|Automotive Innovation & Product Development Center
|The Automotive Innovation & Product Development Center is the global center of competence for the automotive sector of Intel. It performs technology and product development in the fields of in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) and telematics. In cooperation with the automotive industry, the center is accelerating innovative embedded and automotive solutions for consumer electronics and communication technologies based on Intel® architecture. These encompass a variety of digital applications that can be used by drivers and passengers inside a vehicle, including internal connectivity, navigation systems with interfaces for traffic information, location-based services, external communications, and entertainment for passengers sitting in the back.
|Intel Open Lab
|The Intel Open Lab Munich was established in March 2009. Together with the Ireland Innovation Open Lab, it will coordinate R&D activities across the European Union for best resource allocation. As a part of Intel Labs Europe the lab will focus on key technology areas such as Automotive (car infotainment), Automation (embedded computing), and Education and Sustainability. Additionally, the Intel Open Lab Munich drives several Joint Innovation Programs with global industry segment leaders.
Intel Visual Computing Institute
|The Intel Visual Computing Institute (Intel VCI) was established in May 2009 in collaboration with Saarland University, and is being closely linked with Saarland's "Cluster of Excellence on Multimodal Computing". It serves as a new focal point for visual computing research in the EU. Among the research areas are 3-D Internet, scientific visualization, human body, artificial intelligence and content & context awareness. The Intel VCI represents Intel's first European joint industry and university collaboration in visual computing. It is also Intel's largest European university collaboration to date. The Intel VCI will also contribute to the company's Tera-scale Computing Research Program.
|Intel Debugger Tools Lab
|The Debugger Tools Lab in Ulm develops debugger products for Mobile Internet Devices, products in the embedded market and desktop and server systems which are based on Intel® Architecture (Intel IA). Key products developed in Ulm today include software development tools for Mobile Internet Devices and debugger systems supporting embedded applications as well as parallel applications running on Intel's leading multi-core processors. The teams include engineers for both development and support of software tools.
|Intel Mobile Communications
(Dresden, Duisburg, Munich, Nuremberg, Regensburg, Ulm)
|Intel Mobile Communications (IMC) resulted from Intel's acquisition of the Infineon Wireless Solutions division in 2011. The IMC labs in Germany develop and market innovative semiconductor products and solutions for wireless communications leveraging unique advantages in the areas of radio frequency (RF), mixed signal / power management, monolithic integration and comprehensive know-how in cellular software and systems. Intel Mobile Communications targets the fast growing market segments of smart phones, connected devices, and ultra-low-cost (ULC) phones. The focus of the roadmap is to provide the most cost-effective 2G/3G single-chip platforms for ULC phones up to entry-level smart phones and to offer best-in-class 3G/4G slim modem and RF solutions for mid-to high-end smart phones and connected devices.
Intel Open Lab
The Intel Open Lab – Ireland, located on the Intel Ireland campus in Leixlip, Co. Kildare, fosters cooperation between Intel, industry and academia through joint research and innovation programs. The Lab's mission is to facilitate and engage in open research and innovation opportunities in Europe that can ultimately lead to value-driven technology solutions. The Open Lab is a key member of the Intel Labs Europe (ILE) network and is home to two research labs; the Cloud & Services Lab and the Energy & Sustainability Lab.
The Intel Cloud & Services Lab is focused on dependability and platform/service differentiation in cloud computing, and on IT management framework processes for technology adoption. Specific research topics include instrumentation and manageability of cloud infrastructures, open interface specifications, service level agreements, context awareness and digital preservation. The lab's research output includes usage models, prototypes, technologies and open standards which enable dependable cloud environments and support automatic discovery and selection of optimal platform services; as well as a process-based framework for mapping IT improvement efforts.
The Intel Energy & Sustainability Lab conducts research focused on novel sensing, actuation, analytics and services, applied to the domains of energy, the environment and sustainability. The lab's research output is focused on the creation and enablement of new solutions and services to improve quality of life and drive multiple resource optimisation. The lab collaborates through formal engagements with academia, industry and governments through a 'triple helix innovation' approach on areas such as sustainable cities and communities, and renewable energy integration with smart grid and smart water systems.
The Intel Open Lab Ireland partners with Intel Open Lab Munich as one of two ILE Open Labs which serve as portals to the wider network of Research & Development, Product, and Innovation Labs spanning the European region. The Open Lab's facilities include physical laboratories, offices, meeting and demo spaces as well as an innovation/collaboration studio.
Intel Performance Learning Solutions Center
|Intel Performance Learning Solutions Center (PLS) facilitates and manages research and innovation projects on the Intel Ireland site and is part of the Intel World Ahead organization. It develops software for the education sector including skoool, Intel's award-winning international education program which was rolled out in over 30 countries. The PLS also developed first PC user programs used in more than 50 countries. The PLS team works closely with education software researchers, education publishers and content developers worldwide to develop and deliver digital content and solution strategies supporting Intel Education Solutions and first PC user programs worldwide.
Innovation Value Institute
|The Innovation Value Institute (IVI) in Maynooth is a unique industry/academic collaboration founded by Intel Labs Europe and the National University of Ireland (NUI) to research, develop and diffuse new models and methods for IT management and IT Innovation. The consortium is comprised of over 40 private and public sector organizations including Intel, Microsoft, SAP, ENZO, Xilinx, BP, The Boston Consulting Group, ESB, Ernst & Young, Aviva, Compugen, Chevron and Airtricity. The IVI consortium has many of the characteristics associated with the knowledge and innovation communities espoused as part of the European Institute of Technology.
Intel Embedded Lab
|The Intel Embedded Lab in Shannon was founded in 2000 and provides a single integrated point of focus for Intel activity in embedded market segments in the European region. The R&D aims to provide Intel's embedded customers with even more compelling solutions in bladed server applications and highly integrated small form factor solutions. The team in Shannon is actively engaged with the local community through a number of initiatives, especially the promotion of science and technology in schools. The lab is also active at a national level promoting advanced technology research sponsoring and facilitating activity in collaboration with some of Irelands leading universities under the auspices of the Science Foundation of Ireland (SFI).
Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Computational Intelligence
To enable radically new user experiences, the Intel Collaborative Research Institute (ICRI) for Computational Intelligence is exploring advanced machine learning, brain-inspired computing, and heterogeneous computing platforms, and machine learning guided architecture and design. In a joint collaboration with the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, the ICRI will explore ways to enable computing systems to augment human capabilities in a wide array of complex tasks. For example, by developing body sensors that continuously monitor the owner's body, researchers could then pre-process this information and take appropriate actions. The system can continuously monitor human functions from the brain, heart, blood, eyes and more, and send this data to a remote server that will combine them with other data such as environmental weather conditions, along with historical data, and could proactively warn people about a potential headache or dizziness during driving.
Intel Israel Open Innovation Center
(Petach Tikva)
The Israel Open Innovation Center (IOI) was established to provide a strong link between local research institutes, leading industry players and Intel. The IOI is a multidisciplinary team, composed of experts from all across Intel Israel. The team sponsors local collaborations, leverages local funding opportunities and looks after relationship with top notch academic research centers to drive strategic alignment with Intel's long term roadmaps. As part of Intel Labs Europe, IOI's role is to link between Intel's extensive R&D network in Europe, various R&D institutions in Europe, and the key design centers and manufacturing facilities in Israel.
Intel VIED Lab
The Intel Video and Imaging Engineering Design (VIED) lab was formerly known as Silicon Hive and acquired by Intel in 2011. The Intel VIED lab is specialized on creating low power solutions for compute-intensive applications in the fields of imaging, video encoding and decoding, video post-processing and communications. It develops technology for complete camera and video subsystems consisting of a combination of multi-core processing platforms, imaging and video firmware and control software. These subsystems are used in combination with other environments for communications, graphics and low power Intel based general purpose processing to construct complete system-on-chip solutions for products such as high-end smartphones and tablets.
|Intel Mobile Cloud Computing Lab
|The Intel Mobile Cloud Computing Lab in Belfast was established after Intel acquired Aepona in early 2013. The lab's API Monetisation Platform (AMP) provides a highly scalable and available software solution that empowers Communications Service Providers to expose, manage and monetize their network, commercial, informational and contextual assets as simple-to-use APIs. The lab provides support to the AMP business unit from a strategic perspective with regards to product, customer and industry standards driven collaborations and proof of concepts. Both product and application demonstration capabilities are available to support marketing and sales of the AMP product suite and the broader Intel initiatives which include AMP. The lab's vision is to be a center of excellence for product innovation, including a lab environment for supporting demos and trials.
SAP and Intel Collaboratory
The formation of the SAP and Intel Collaboratory at the SAP Research Centre in Belfast marks another important milestone in the strong collaboration between SAP, Europe's largest software organization and Intel, the world's largest processor company. The research lab will develop a joint and industry linked R&D capability in the IT domain, focusing on the areas of Cloud Computing and sustainable IT. The SAP and Intel Collaboratory's research activities will allow SAP and Intel to collectively build upon the research efforts currently already underway. The collaboration of the two large multinational companies, aims to develop a critical mass of European knowledge and R&D capability in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Intel Technology Center
The Intel Technology Center in Gdansk was set up in October 1999 after the acquisition of Olicom Poland. It is a software and hardware research center dedicated to communications technology. Employees focus on designing, developing and delivering software and hardware building blocks for networking products based on the Intel® Internet Exchange Architecture. In close cooperation with the Gdansk University of Technology. The Intel Technology Center Poland defines new methods for engineering education, expands working opportunities for highly educated people in Poland, supports education with funding for laboratory equipment, and sponsors scientific scholarships for talented students.
Intel Romania Software Development Center
The Intel Romania Software Development Center was established in December 2010. It facilitates Intel R&D activities in the area of mobile computing in particular with regards to performance analysis and optimization. The Center innovates in support of best possible user experiences across a large spectrum within the compute continuum, from Cloud computing environments and high-performance clients to mobile devices and tablets. The Intel Romania Software Development Center is also collaborating with leading Romanian universities, like the Politehnica University of Bucharest, on research projects, events and workshops, as well as curriculum developments through courses and labs.
Intel Educational Software Development Lab
|At Intel Education our mission is to support the rapid technology adoption in the classroom. We are working to create an ecosystem of hardware, software and digital content specifically designed to help students learn and to offer educators the tools to effectively integrate technology into the classroom. This work is based on over a decade of experience working with teachers and students. We've helped prepare more than 10 million teachers around the world to bring technology into their classrooms. Intel has acquired Kno, a leading education-software company whose guiding mission is to change the way students learn. Much like Intel, Kno believes engagement is key to student success.
The acquisition of Kno boosts Intel's global digital content library to more than 225,000 higher education and K-12 titles through existing partnerships with 75 educational publishers. Even more, the Kno platform provides administrators and teachers with the tools they need to easily assign, manage and monitor their digital learning content and assessments. We're looking forward to combining our expertise with Kno's rich content so that together, we can help teachers create classroom environments and personalized learning experiences that lead to student success.
|Intel Simics Technology Center
|The Intel Simics Technology Center in Moscow provides Simics based simulation platforms for Intel Architecture client/server platforms and systems-on-chip. Simics Intel Architecture based platform simulations accelerate the adoption of new approaches to the software development life cycle, yielding in dramatic reduction of project risks and development costs. It also leads to an improvement to both product quality and engineering efficiency.
For more information please visit: http://www.windriver.com/products/simics/
Intel Labs St. Petersburg
(St. Petersburg)
Intel Labs in St. Petersburg was formed in 2004 and conducts research and development on hardware and software technologies to improve connectivity and application performance on Intel platforms. Current research includes reconfigurable data-streaming accelerators, software tools for system-on-a-chip (SoC), and workloads characterization and optimization on mobile Intel platforms. This lab has also made major contributions in the areas of the advanced forward-error correction techniques, methods to improve the quality of video over wireless, the standardization and regulation of wireless technologies in Europe, and reconfigurable baseband processors to enable radios which support multiple wireless standards. The lab collaborates closely with both Saint-Petersburg and Russia Academia community on multiple projects.
Intel Software Development Labs
(Nizhny's Novgorod and Novosibirsk)
|Created in the spring of 2004, the Intel Nizhny's Novgorod Lab (INNL) is now one of the largest Intel research and software development centers in Europe. Acting as the hub site for Russia research and development the Russia Software Development Center employs specialists who are focused on creating new and innovative software development products that harness the power of Intel architecture for e-Business solutions.
Engineers at Nizhny Novgorod develop software tools and applications for Intel architectures including compilers or performance libraries and productivity analyzers. R&D work at the site is primarily focused on the following areas cross-platform software optimization and performance analysis, Media and signal processing / Communications system architecture / signal processing algorithms and end-to-end simulations for wireless communications / physical and mathematical models for silicon design and manufacturing / Data mining and machine learning and growing expertise in Visual Computing.
Intel VIED Center
|The Intel Video and Imaging Engineering Design (VIED) Center in Serbia has been established after the acquisition of Silicon Hive in February 2011, as part of the Intel Mobile Communications Group, devices R&D division. The main focus of this center is the development of advanced imaging and video post-processing applications for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and Ultrabooks™. One part of the Intel VIED Center in Belgrade is developing new algorithms, with the second part mapping them to Intel architecture and Silicon Hive multi-core subsystems. In addition to that, a small group is developing application-specific hardware accelerators.
Intel and BSC Exascale Laboratory
The Intel and BSC Exascale Laboratory in Barcelona was established by Intel Corporation and the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) in November 2011 and is located at the premises of BSC. The Intel and BSC Exascale Laboratory focuses on highly scalable parallel run-time systems to support the enormous amount of parallelism. Future exascale supercomputers will be hugely complex and challenging to understand and to control. This lab will try to solve many of these challenges by conducting R&D intended to enable better software tools to analyze and predict performance and behavior of highly complex exascale systems. The Intel and BSC Exascale Laboratory augments Intel's European Exascale R&D strategy.
Intel New Devices Lab
|This lab came about through the acquisition of Indisys which intel acquired in July 2013. Indisys was a Spanish startup which focused on natural language processing with a deep background in computational linguistics, artificial intelligence, cognitive science and machine learning, it is now part of the Intel New Devices Division. As an Intel group, Intelligent Dialogue Systems keeps innovating and providing Intel with state-of-the-art technology in natural language processing and dialogue management".
Intel Advanced Rendering Technology
|Intel's Advanced Rendering Technology (ART) team is a real-time 3D rendering research group that creates long-term solutions through basic and applied research. It collaborates with graphics software vendors and academic researchers, and publishes results in academic conferences and journals. The ART team, with offices in Lund (Sweden), San Francisco (CA, U.S.A), and Victoria (B.C., Canada), aims to solve the toughest problems in 3D rendering to make Intel platforms more competitive through new hardware features and software standards, and to lead the graphics industry through new techniques and regular dialogs with independent hardware and software vendors. ART delivers prototypes and source code, hardware feature requests, industry-leading papers presented at the top technical conferences in the field, patents, and standards proposals. For more information please visit: http://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-rendering-technologies.
|Intel Simics Technology Center
|The Intel Simics Technology Center in Stockholm provides a full system simulator for software developers to simulate any target hardware from a single processor to large, complex and connected systems. This simulation enables the software (board support package, firmware, real-time operating system, middleware, and application) to run on a virtual platform the same way it does on the physical hardware. The team in Stockholm develops the Simics core platform and provides general support for internal and external customers. For more information please visit: http://www.windriver.com/products/simics/
Intel (IOT Ignition) Lab
|The Internet of Things (IoT) Ignition Lab is a centre created to spur innovators to collaborate with Intel on end-to-end IoT solutions. The center joins the network of Ignition Labs that are already running in Istanbul, Munich, and Swindon in the UK. Using the centre to build and test hardware and software analytics for business value. Intel will work with customers in the centre to develop solutions needed in smart buildings, retail and transport, and will also be open to any industries that IoT deployments might benefit. The Lab will provide the a facility to build and test IoT solutions that will transform our businesses and everyday lives.
CERN openlab
Intel has been a significant contributor to the Open Lab at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) through provision of cutting edge technology in the form of new hardware and prototypes as well as in an advisory role on energy-efficient data centre, thermal specifications and the processing of complex data loads. Intel and CERN have been collaborating on scientific projects since the start of CERN openlab in January 2003. In November 2008 Intel entered into a new three year partnership with a goal to support a Platform Competence Centre including a R&D centre providing optimization and porting services in collaboration with the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiments and other groups.
United Kingdom
|Intel Digital Communications Lab
|The Intel Digital Communications Lab in north London focuses on algorithm and architecture development for digital communications systems. It has substantial experience in digital signal processing for wired and wireless communications, including single and multi-carrier modulation and advanced forward error correction. The lab has designed products for digital satellite and terrestrial television and is actively contributing to standards development relating to next generation hybrid fiber coaxial networks.
|Intel Mobile Communications
|Intel Mobile Communications in the UK develops Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and other positioning system technology for Intel, following the acquisition of ST-Ericsson's GNSS technology in 2013. The lab has been developing positioning systems technology for over 30 years – one of the longest heritage in the semiconductor industry. The focus is on development of core positioning systems technology for mobile users of smart phones, tablets and portable computers. Increasingly this involves use of the new satellite navigations systems from the EU (Galileo) and China (Beidou), as well as the Glonass and GPS systems, coupled with other positioning technologies to provide best performance at lowest power consumption.
|Intel Graphics and Media Lab
(Egham and Bristol)
|The Intel Graphics and Media Lab originated as part of the Ziilabs acquisition in 2012 and is focused on developing algorithms and software for Intel's processor graphics hardware. The lab focuses on 3D, media and Android core software that fully utilizes Intel's processor graphics. Through its expertise and experience in low-power devices such as tablets and smartphones the lab plays a major role in Intel's graphics. The team is distributed between Egham, near London, and Bristol and works closely with its counterparts in Poland, India, and the USA. It also collaborates with the Android Open Source community.
|Intel and BT Co-Lab
|Intel and BT Co-Lab - a collaborative research laboratory – is based at Adastral Park close to Ipswich, UK. The research of this co-lab is expected to enable platform advances in telecommunications infrastructure and new technologies and services to facilitate sustainable and intelligent management of resources. The research conducted at the BT and Intel Co-Lab investigates two main areas: Network functional virtualization (NFV) and connected communities. NFV has the potential to deliver cost reduction in both the deployment and operation of network capabilities using standard high volume server platforms. In the area of connected communities, the co-lab will focus its research on providing innovative solutions that enable sustainable, intelligent management of resources and high quality of life in the locations where people work and live.
|Intel Customer Deployment Engineering Lab
|The Intel Customer Deployment Engineering lab in Lincoln is directly engaged at various levels with technical activities that support end-user platform integration of current and planned Intel Serial Presence Detect technology. This involves working closely with various Intel technology groups and collaborators. The objective is eco-system enabling of multi-screen gateway and TV on Intel Architecture. Key technology focus areas include WiFi, MoCA 2.0 and networking.
Intel Collaborative Research Institute for Sustainable Connected Cities
Focused on understanding and enhancing the sustainability of cities and their inhabitants' quality of life, the Intel Collaborative Research Institute (ICRI) for Sustainable Connected Cities is defining a robust research agenda to define the future of sustainability city life. This joint collaboration among Intel, Imperial College London and University College London aims to address challenging social, economic and environmental problems of city life with computing technology. Using London as a test bed, researchers will explore technologies to make cities more aware and adaptive by harnessing real-time user and city infrastructure data. For example, through a city urban cloud platform, the city managers could perform real-time city optimizations such as predicting the effects of extreme weather events on the city's water and energy supplies, resulting in delivery of near-real-time information to citizens through citywide displays and mobile applications.
Intel Open Source Technology Center
|Intel's Open Source Technology Center (OTC) is home to the core of Intel's open source development efforts and part of Intel's Software and Services Group. The OTC in London is located at St. Clare House and originated as part of the OpenedHand acquisition in 2008, focused on developing user experiences for devices using open source software. The lab drives user experience design and development in mobile and device operating systems. The main focus of the center lies on the Tizen operating system for mobile devices, contributions to the Yocto embedded Linux Project and graphics stacks.
Intel High Performance Computing Lab
|The Intel High Performance Computing (HPC) lab in Swindon is focused on driving Intel technology throughout the HPC sector in Europe. The lab enables customers and partners to get early remote access to the latest Intel processors and other HPC related technology, such as 10GbE Ethernet with iWarp, Solid State Disks. The lab is flexible and offers various hardware and software setups. The Swindon lab works closely with various HPC segments including Oil and Gas, Formula One racing and the Automotive markets. We also work with Independent Software Vendors and Independent Hardware Vendors (ISV's & IHV's) on various research and development projects. We work closely with various European Universities on cutting edge HPC research projects.
Intel Memory IP Lab
|The Intel Memory IP Lab, based in Swindon, creates designs for Intel's leading edge silicon processes to be used in Intel's system on a chip products. The lab gets involved very early on in the product development cycle. Most recently it has been developing memory interface blocks and data converter blocks. Over the last five years the Intel Memory IP Lab has also developed on-chip power delivery solutions, high speed serial interfaces and blocks for digital television. The lab works with customers to define initial specifications, develops the architecture, designs the analog and digital circuits, creates the silicon layout, tests the silicon and develops high volume test to enable manufacturing.
Intel fasterLAB
|The Intel fasterLAB is focused on positioning Intel technology in the context of the Financial Services Industry (FSI) market place and emerging horizontal technologies such as HPC (High Performance Computing), Virtualization and standards. The Intel fasterLAB has successfully tested the performance of a range of FSI Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) on new Intel platforms, and is poised to provide valuable benchmark facilities to the industry around trading latency testing and combinations of technologies to address the drivers of the FSI market. The lab is open to end users and partners alike, having access to a now unique combination of Intel engineering and wide breadth of the market's specialist ISVs.
Intel Security (McAfee) Lab
|Intel Security Lab was formed after the acquisition of McAfee. McAfee, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC), empowers businesses, the public sector, and home users to safely experience the benefits of the Internet. The company delivers proactive and proven security solutions and services for systems, networks and mobile devices around the world. With its visionary Security Connected strategy, innovative approach to hardware-enhanced security and unique global threat intelligence network, McAfee is relentlessly focused on keeping its customers safe.
Intel Wearable IP Lab
The Wearable IP lab is focusing on developing new building block components for Wearable technology which encompasses innovations such as wearable computers or devices; augmented reality (AR); and virtual reality (VR). The existing wearable technology market is dominated by a small number of devices: smart glasses, watches and fitness bands, many of which interact with smartphones and tablets via apps to track users' sleep, health, and movement in a trend known as the 'quantified self.
Intel (IOT Ignition) Open Lab
|Intel opened its fourth Internet of Things (IoT) Ignition Lab at its UK headquarters in Swindon, a centre created to spur innovators to collaborate with Intel on end-to-end IoT solutions. The centre is the first of its kind in the UK and joins the network of Ignition Labs that are already running in Stockholm, Munich, and Istanbul. Using the centre to test hardware and build analytics for business value, Intel will work with customers in the centre to develop solutions needed in smart buildings retail and transport and will also be open to any industries that IoT deployments might benefit.
The UK Ignition Lab will provide customers with a place to build and test IoT solutions that will transform our businesses and everyday lives. Intel said that the Ignition Lab space might also be used for educational workshops with local schools to learn hardware and software development. The Ignition Lab's data centre will join the IoT showcase room, which was launched last year on the same site. The showcase room is outfitted with IoT driven demos to give customers examples of working end-to-end business solutions.


text:
My download on usb loader gx doesn't work. it always returns cannot find on server. So a website like wiiboxart which in phenomenal would be great for gc games that there apparently is not a site for.
Type: Posts; User: crychair
My download on usb loader gx doesn't work. it always returns cannot find on server. So a website like wiiboxart which in phenomenal would be great for gc games that there apparently is not a site for.
hey guys just a question on formatting GC games with usb loader gx.
Right now i have a games folder with folders inside named the game id
I want the files to say the...
Size: 320GB
Brand: Wd
Model: My passport
Enclosure: n/a
Format: FAT32 /NTFS/ WBFS
Firmware/Softmod: Hombrew 1.1 4.3U then downgraded to 4.1U
Loader: usb...
As long as your arent messing with the drive you boot from active will not harm you.
If there is only one partition(which i figure you have on a 8gb flash drive) then it is automatically set to...
So Snes i figured out why I couldnt get this working....It was the external Hdd.
I tried two others and they worked in one attempt...
Is there a reason one might work rather than another....
ok thanks.
So now i tried it through homebrew and a fowarding channel and they both come up wiht the GC logo with DM under it and then cut to black and nothing.
I can figure out what is wrong. I...
I am not running them through DiscEx.
Just ran cleanrip on wind waker. Any way to have clean rip root and name the gc Iso correctly?
Also when I ran cleanrip it searched for updates and I guess...
I am not running them through DiscEx. I just did a cleanrip of windwaker. I then plugged the hdd to my computer and changed the file names and root to match what you need for gc games.
So no disc thing worked. It doesnt give me the error message.
I tried Luigis mansion this time and the wii just turned off after showing a black screen.
Could this mean there is a problem with...
So I have the usb loader gx r 1200(iso249) with d2x v8 iso56 and Dios Mios v2.2(iso249)
When i get to usb loader gx i click the game (Im pretty sure I have all the setting right.) and it starts to...


text:
STAMOS has now threatened me three times in three weeks
Posted in the Fitchburg Forum
41 - 60 of 120 Comments Last updated Apr 2, 2014
#45 Nov 10, 2012
Now you will also refuse to acknowledge my full support for law abiding police officers!
You refuse to recognize that I believe in this statement and support cooperation with police for a better community!!
No, I will not compromise my feelings against criminal police, period! This fact angers you!!! Why??????????
#46 Nov 10, 2012
You add in your desirable and undesirable factor always!!! This is what the voters objected to!
You are a typical republican!
Your solution to the lack of Latino republican votes is to patronize by presenting Rubio forward!
The voters see through these obvious moves! Republicans are mad that Romney was heard stating that he didn't care about 47 percent of the population !
He believes in his statements but you feel that it wasn't the statement itself but it was the fact that the microphone was on!
Murdoch and akin made stances that Romney and Ryan endorse!!! You don't disagree with their stances as you do not want them to tell the truth on their stances!!!! You want them all too hide the truth and lie until they get voted into office!
You want deception over honesty as the rule
For your party!! The American people are too smart for that!
Wait till next time when the white candidates run for president and the republicans begin to lose that base!
We understand that there has always been a portion of tour
Party that has desirable and undesirable prerequisites in their thinking! As with African Americans your party views them under the undesirable category! And so on....,
Your party attempted to have an African American to lead the RNC for the purposes of attempting to attract this voting block! Now they are openly doing the
With Rubio and discussing it on live tv!
I like seeing this
As it
Exposes your party!!!!
#47 Nov 10, 2012
We know who you are you racist motha f'er. You're the motha f'er who goes to the church motha f'ing charity dinner and goes up for motha f'ing seconds and thirds motha f'er then you sit back and rub your motha f'ing fat stomach and laugh at the poor homeless who can't get a meal cuz you already ate their motha f'ing food. Then you motha f'ing complain cuz you can't get a motha f'ing doggie bag.
#48 Nov 10, 2012
You're are the sick motha f'er who sits at the motha f'ing charity meal in the motha f'ing chuch basement picking your motha f'ing teeth with a motha f'ing chicken bone thinking you're the motha f'ing king. Then you steal a stack of motha f'ing blankets meant for the motha f'ing homeless and bring them home and tell your motha f'ing boyfriend you've been out motha f'ing shopping. That aint Dolemites style. Can you dig it.
#49 Nov 10, 2012
You honestly think that you are funny! The public wants to know your badge number. You will never give it because you know that you will be fired! Lmao!!!
Hiding because you have to!! Lmao!!!
Now that is not
Only the absolute truth but it is funny!!!! Hiding who you are because you would be fired!!! Your colleagues know who you are as they have been talking about your racist behavior!
What nationality are you Scott?? Do you think that will protect your racist positions?? I think not!
Keep hiding!!! Lmao!!!!
Free speech Scotty but for you, you have to hide your racist beliefs because you are a public servant! But we will expose you as there is no place for your racist views !
You are close to being exposed if you haven't already been! Lmao!!!!!
#50 Nov 10, 2012
You know what is really comical? Not only can you not state who you are but you cannot even state that you are a public servant!
We know that you are a public servant as you will not even attempt to lie and state that you are an accountant! Lmao!!!
Do you know that this fact makes it obvious to everyone???? lmao
So, at least list your occupation! There are thousands with the same occupation as it couldn't identify you!!! Lmao, lol
#51 Nov 10, 2012
You don't know jack corn bread motha f'er. You don't want to play facts and lies with Dolemite style motha f'er. No i'm not a cop motha f'er and I'm so bad I kick my own motha f'ing bad azz twice a day. I once hired two private motha f'ing investigators to follow each other and neither one knew about it motha f'er.
#53 Nov 10, 2012
I thought this to be a's entertaining as having diarrhea at 3am, and not having toilate paper. So I use the sentinel a's for that's what the paper is full of poop.
Since: Feb 10
Location hidden
#54 Nov 10, 2012
When are you going to stop crying wolf Lynch? You need some serious help. I'm not kidding.
"The feds need to take over the police station and have the local cops watch and learn. We may need to get rid of the inactive patrolmen and the overpaid do nothing but corrupt "Brass".
The chief needs to arm the citizens so we can take over law enforcement as they just use their time harrassing and hiding.
I do think the new chief is doing well but he can't fix this department alone as it has been corrupted for years.There budget is multi millions!! They allowed these Cliques to run and ruin Fitchburg for years and I am not talking about street gangs!!
The FPD had become an out of control thug force that harrassed it's citizens and allowed the criminal element to run the city."
#55 Nov 10, 2012
delerium tremors are you having from withdrawal symptons?
yah don't pay the Crack Dealer you ain't getting the crack bro
#56 Nov 11, 2012
COMMONWEALTH vs. KEVIN LYNCH.
428 Mass. 617
December 8, 1998 - January 8, 1999
Norfolk County
Present: KEVIN LYNCH,
Evidence at the trial of an indictment for murder in the first degree,[620-622]
Guilty of Manslaughter
How can you say you never killed anyone??
Your a lair and a killer some day you will have to answer for actions to God then what are you going to do??
#57 Nov 12, 2012
You have the wrong kevin lynch and you know it! You r playing games of which you will have to answer to god for playing!!!
#58 Nov 12, 2012
Isnt this the same Kevin Lynch who ran for Mayor of afiychburg. Isnt that the same Kevin Lynch who served time for that man's death. Isn't that the same Kevin Lynch who is banned from FSU campus?
#59 Nov 13, 2012
You will have to excuse him for his behavior. He is a child in a mans body. He is molested by his own thoughts. Although I do not know him nor would I care to but everyone gives him the attn he did not get a's a child. Like the saying goes bad press is better than no press.
#60 Nov 13, 2012
Stamos! I want you to skip buying me lunch at George's and I'll promise this sociopath who's intent on destroying you that HE can have the fooking wieners if he'll just shut up and go away. Really. My wife put me on a diet anyway. I told her about our bet and she says I can have a tofu frank, and I told her what to do with her soy-based hot dog. That wicked witch is still cheating on me. I know it. I can smell that somabitch.
And Stamos, I have a confession to make... I lied. I voted for all the democrats on the ballot-every last one of them. BUT it wasn't my fault, Stamos!!! Every time I go to vote my dead father follows me in the polls. I can't even vote for a Republican because my dad is there telling me I'll go to hell if I do. AND I don't want to go to hell, Stamos!!!! A freaking real-life democratic haunting!!! He was there... I felt him grab my hand and steer me away from all those conservative Republican candidates I wanted to vote for. "Anybody with a capital D next to their name can't be all THAT bad!!!" he said. It resonated all throughout the hall. Right down to my shaking right hand.
Stamos, I'm ashamed. So ashamed...
How can I exorcise the old man from my political psyche? Will I need a Republican Catholic priest, or will a shaman or witch doctor do? Does the shaman have to be Republican? If I go with the witch doctor, can I have him put a hex on that evil beech of a wife of mine (and her lover) while he's setting my political compass straight? OR should I just succumb to fate, and hope the old man (and God) are happy when I see them in heaven?
I never thought politics could be so existential, Stamos. Shame on me.
See you, Stamos!!!
#61 Nov 14, 2012
#63 Nov 14, 2012
There are two other kevin lynchs from the same aea. Both were convicted for manslaughter. One of them killed one of my best friends. May he rest in peace, he was a very good person as I remember his band front page news.
The other one that you are referring to murdered a girl in Quincy I believe.
I am banned from Fsu because I called Antonucci on his wrongful actions against my brother. He also banned my brother. It is obvious that their little clique enjoys abusing their authority.
Karma will come around to them to collect what they have earned. Antonucci should be ashamed for what he illegally did to my brother . To add insult to injury he did it before Xmas and during a Recession. But he obvious enjoys his ultimate power.
I cannot change this mans behaviors as only he controls that. The more accolades that he existed for doing nothing the more his power that he gains to abuse. Penn state syndrome it is called. The connections of power begin to enable further corruption to a point where only a retired FBI agent is left to correct. It takes yeArs to bring such protected power abysses to justice.
#64 Nov 14, 2012
Nancy, do you always judge others falsely ? WhAt gives you this right? Do you attend the castle once a week so it makes you feel righteous?
You do not know me! I have been violated illegally by members of the Fitchburg good ole boy network. I exposed them. I have information on many others. I know where the power links are also. Corruption is corruption. F
There mAy even be former governors involved.
#65 Nov 14, 2012
The ethics commission felt that there was enough to begin an investigation. I am running for mayor again this term. Mr Antonucci will then have to answer to his connections then.
You cannot support o e campaign and then utilize your power position in order to negatively affect the other opponent. This isn't just a simple conflict of interests situation. Antonucci abused his authority as I have attended other local political events. He has barred me from being able to attend other political events and community meetings as he is abusing his authority by doing so.
KArma will correct everything and hopefully justice will also be allowed to correct his illegal actions.
#66 Nov 14, 2012
I think we are only hearing one side of the story, what about Fitchburg's State's side? I am sure Mr.Antonucci doesn't believe Mr.Lynch is a threat if he runs for Mayor. He knows Mr.Lynch cannot legally hold the position.
People get banned from places because they become a threat to that place for some reason. Mr.Lynch's brother gets fired and then Mr.Lynch gets banned.
People don't get banned for no reason? Just because someone is running for office doesn't mean they are allowed to attend events at a location where they are banned.
Sounds like to me someone has been watching too much tv, has too much time on their hands and needs to get a job. Negative attention is better than no attention. There is nothing to prove to anyone that they are a different person now and have changed their life because most likely alot people have disowned and look at this person in a bad way.
Remember when someone loses the trust of society that is something they have to live with and carry with for the rest of their life.
This is a good thing because it can be a lesson taught for our kids to keep out of trouble or situations that can have an impact on their life too. The justice system is limited on the type of punishment and sentences it can hand down but society can also have their own informal justice.
Just because someone has served their time doesn't mean they will ever be accepted back into society.
Tell me when this thread is updated:Subscribe Now Add to my Tracker
Add your comments below
Fitchburg Discussions
|Last By
|Fitchburg motorcycle cops
|3 hr
|Bottled beer
|Fitchburgs corruption being exposed (Feb '16)
|3 hr
|Bottled beer
|Lynch's Council Campaign
|Bottled beer
|111 Mason rd in jefferson/Holden ma is Aiden Ke...
|Jun 24
|Bernie McGuiggin
|Shareholders meeting Turtleboy Sports
|Jun 24
|discussing fitchburg now enabling people who th...
|Jun 21
|It's Hot!.........How will Lynch keep cool?
|Jun 20
|Lynchburg Lemonade
Find what you want!
Search Fitchburg Forum Now
Copyright © 2017 Topix LLC


text:
Phrasal Verbs
phrasal verbjump to other results
to stop having a relationship with someone My parents split up last year. She's split up with her boyfriend.jump to other results
split up (with somebody)
to make two people stop having a relationship with each other My friend is doing her best to split us up.jump to other results
split somebody up
to divide a group of people into smaller parts; to become divided up in this way We were split up into groups to discuss the question. Let's split up now and meet again at lunchtime.jump to other results
split somebody up|
split up
to divide something into smaller parts The day was split up into 6 one-hour sessions.jump to other results