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NVIDIA released Linux kernel patches this morning for supporting their next-gen "Tegra 4" SoC under Linux. A few details were revealed within the code commits.
The set of nine patches for initial Linux kernel enablement of the new Tegra System-On-a-Chip provides the minimal support necessary for the Linux kernel to boot up into a shell console while the rest of the enablement code will come later.
The patches refer to the new Tegra SoC as the "Tegra 114" with the development/evaluation boards being called "Dalmore" and "Pluto" for this Cortex-A15 MP platform. This is the hardware that's coming to market as the Tegra 4 "Wayne" generation.
The Linux NVIDIA Tegra support does allow for a single kernel image to handle NVIDIA's Dalmore T114, Pluto T114, and Cardhu T30. The Cardhu is the current-generation NVIDIA Tegra 3 reference board.
The patches can be found on
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. With the merge window on Linux 3.8 closing soon, this work likely won't be merged into the mainline Linux kernel until the Linux 3.9 series in H1'2013. This initial NVIDIA Tegra 4 hardware support just amounts to a couple hundred lines of new code on top of the existing Tegra kernel code.
This next-generation Tegra 4 "Wayne" platform consists of a quad-core ARM Cotex-A15 processor plus a low-power companion core, 72 GPU cores, hardware-based VP8 encoding/decoding support, OpenGL 4.x support, and is to be manufactured on a 28nm process.
It's reported that the Tegra 4 will be about six times faster than the Tegra 3 or twenty times faster than the Tegra 2. This really isn't a surprise since
the ARM Cortex-A15 is so damn fast
and a huge upgrade over the Cortex-A9 as found with the current NVIDIA ARM hardware. I have been very pleased with the
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The Oaks Club Scholarship is a newly created scholarship awarding $1,000 to a Ringling College of Art and Design Student — student Gal Or of the Illustration Department.
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A committee consisting of four The Oaks committee members along with two employees of Ringling College of Art and Design reviewed 30 student portfolios before settling on Or. The committee determined the winner of the scholarship would create a commissioned portrait of Bertha Palmer to be displayed in the clubhouse. On April 16, Or will unveil his portrait at the clubhouse library.
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FIR filed against author Ashis Nandy Last Updated : 26 Jan 2013 09:00:27 PM IST Renowned sociologist Ashis Nandy speaks at a session 'Republic of Ideas' at Jaipur Literature Festival in Jaipur on Saturday.
Noted author Ashis Nandy on Saturday kicked up a storm with his comments that people from OBC, SC and ST communities were the 'most corrupt', remarks that came under all round attack.
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"It is a fact that most of the corrupt come from OBCs and Scheduled Castes and now increasingly the Scheduled Tribes," he said participating in a session at the Festival.
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Australian Rugby Union confirmed the Wallabies would undertake a four-Test year-end tour to Europe during November and December.
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Coca-Cola, the world's largest beverage-maker has plans to do away with a controversial ingredient from some of its drink brands that are linked to negative health effects such as memory loss and skin and nerve problems.
Coca-cola plans to remove Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO) ingredient linked to memory loss, skin and nerve problems. (Photo: Reuters)
The ingredient, Brominated Vegetable Oil, or BVO, is found in Coca-Cola fruit and sports drinks including Fanta and Powerade.
The move comes a year after Rival Pepsi removed the same chemical from its Gatorade sports drink.
"All of our beverages, including those with BVO, are safe and always have been - and comply with all regulations in the countries where they are sold," Coca-Cola Spokesman Josh Gold said in a statement, quoted by BBC.
"The safety and quality of our products is our highest priority."
The controversial ingredient has been used in drinks as a stabilizer which helps other ingredients in the drinks from separating. People have been concerned about its effects on health since it contains bromide, which is found in brominated flame retardants.
"Only a few studies have looked at possible safety issues, but it appears that bromine builds up in the body," a Mayo Clinic study notes.
"There also have been a few reports of people experiencing memory loss and skin and nerve problems after drinking excessive amounts (more than 2 liters a day) of soda containing BVO out of their products."
Experts have recommended not to drink large amounts of BVO-containing beverages and better to cut back on all sugar drinks.
Coca-Cola has said it would start using sucrose acetate isobutyrate or glycerol ester of rosin, which is commonly found in chewing gum. The company has said that two of the flavors of its Powerade sports drink - fruit punch and strawberry lemonade - has already removed BVO and started using glycerol ester or rosin instead.
Coca-Cola's moves to remove the ingredient comes after an online petition by Sarah Kavanagh from Hattiesburg, United States, to remove BVO from drinks that attracted more than 200,000 supporters.
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Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman feels like a weight was lifted, but he returns with something to prove after he won his appeal with the NFL over a positive drug test.
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RENTON — In the Seahawks' locker room Thursday morning, Richard Sherman put down his cellphone and, like the town crier, hollered the news to his teammates.
Sherman had just been told by his attorney that he had won the appeal of his four-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs.
"I won!" he told the players.
Hoots and cheers echoed across the room. High fives were exchanged.
"High fives, as old school as it is, is still the best way to celebrate," Sherman said later in the day, grinning like a kid discovering another gift under the tree. "There was a sigh of relief for the whole team knowing that that was done and over with and we could move on from it. Justice was served."
He won't serve a four-game suspension, as the Seahawks had feared.
He will be available in January, when they open their playoff run. And he will be reunited with fellow cornerback Brandon Browner, who returns next week from his four-game suspension for testing positive for banned substance.
The news just keeps getting better for the Seahawks.
"It's been like my right hand hasn't been with me the whole time," Sherman said of Browner's absence. "It's been kind of tough on me. We can't wait to have him back."
Athletes hardly ever win these appeals. And when they do, there is the presumption of guilt, as if they somehow scammed the system and got off on a technicality.
Sherman was asked if he cared about the perception of some that he is guilty.
"I know what the truth is and everybody else who knows anything knows what the truth is," Sherman said at his news conference. "The truth has been told today, and people can say what they want. There's always naysayers. There were a lot of mistakes made, on top of me never taking anything. That's kind of the big one."
Former Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren used to say that teams can't win in the playoffs unless their best players are playing at their best.
Sherman, who is tied for second in the NFL with seven interceptions, has had one of the top three seasons at cornerback. And, as deep as the Seahawks suddenly are at that position, they still can't win in January without Sherman.
"There was obviously a good amount of stress over this," Sherman said. "You just don't know. You know how strong your case is. You know how strong everything is, but it was great to finally get it over with and get the win. Just have that burden off your shoulders and be able to move on and try to make the playoff run with my guys.
"I'm excited. Just knowing, for sure, that I'll be able to go out there and play with my teammates. I think we have a great chance of making a pretty good run."
Sherman motivates himself by reminding himself of the snubs, both real and alleged, that he has suffered. This victory in his appeal process adds more fuel on his already raging fire.
"My chances have always been slim and none, and I've always found a way to win," Sherman said. "You don't make it this far without getting through some kind of adversity. This is just another phase."
He said he believes he should have been a No. 1 pick. He was taken in the fifth round.
On Wednesday, he was snubbed by the Pro Bowl. The league's players and coaches didn't vote him on the NFC team.
Maybe it was the possibility of a drug suspension that discouraged the voters. Maybe it had something to do with his nonstop chatter and his sometimes over-the-top on-field celebrations.
Sherman certainly has angered more than a few players and coaches in his two seasons in the league. The reason really doesn't matter. It's just more coal on Sherman's fire.
"I have no idea, to tell you the truth, why they didn't vote for me," he said. "That's just how it happens sometimes. Fifth-round pick, you're not a very big name out there."
This is how it goes for Richard Sherman. No matter how much success he has, he still thrives on adversity. No matter how many wins, he still rails against the inequities he feels. He carries a chip on his shoulder as proudly as if it were a Phi Beta Kappa key.
During this appeal process, he hasn't gone anywhere, hasn't missed a game, yet Thursday it almost seemed as if he had returned with an attitude.
"I'm still here with a vengeance," Sherman said.
And a chip.
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2010 was the year Toronto finally got to play itself, but didn't like what it saw.
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In the movies this year, Toronto looked smashing.
If you saw Chloe, Atom Egoyan's sleek thriller about sex, suspicion and guilt, you saw a city of shadows, shiny surfaces and clandestine hookups on College St. A nice place to behave badly.
And if you saw Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, based on the super-geek comic series by Bryan Lee O'Malley, you saw a place of four-dimensional wonderment: nice, tidy and ordered during the day, but prone to rude infiltration by whack-job super-villains by night.
Both movies had considerable budgets and recognizable stars, and glazed our ordinary streets with a Hollywood sheen — fitting for a year that saw the debut of the TIFF Bell Lightbox, which also seeks to cast the city in a more alluring role. The movies played with the idea of Toronto as a pitbull in puppy-dog drag. Harmless if leashed, but a shredder should animal instinct turn riot.
Which brings us to the G20 Summit of last June, another event in which Toronto looked smashing, albeit in an altogether too literal way. Over that weekend, the city made an international impression as a place of smoke-and-glass urban mayhem, where an army-like legion of cops — mounted, marching, masked and meaning business — descended on protesting citizens with tide-like relentlessness.
Or so it looked on TV and the Web, anyway, and that's what we're talking about here: the optics of the city as spectacle, and the events of that summer weekend derailed our new narrative, making Toronto look like a nice place neither to visit nor to live. If the movies set here suggested the city had a sexily sublimated undercurrent of danger, the G20 coverage ripped off the veneer and trampled it underfoot: this was the bad stuff boiled over and spilling through the streets, a chilling intimation of just how much pressure was required to maintain that so-called goodness Toronto is so dubiously famous for.
Maybe there was some logic here, at least of the dramatic variety, for if the city is the place of secret identities suggested by Chloe and Scott Pilgrim, secret identities always have a way of not staying secret. So maybe it was just a kind of dormant but innate brutishness that boiled up and over last June. Toronto showing something true to its nature.
Here's the interesting thing. While millions of people saw Toronto unhinged during the G20, only a scant percentage of that bothered to see it all dolled up in those movies. Neither Chloe nor Scott Pilgrim vs. the World managed to pull very many people off of those very streets where they were set, and this at a time when the sheer novelty of seeing Toronto cast as Toronto, instead of dragged-up as somewhere else, might seem to be something of a local draw.
But when you think about it, why would it? Since when did people ever go to see movies because they're set in a particular place, unless that place is a space station, another planet, another period in history, or an otherwise magically made-up domain? We may love to see New York, Paris, London or San Francisco up on screen, but we never go to movies just because of that. In fact, there's something kind of small-town in even presuming that Torontonians might go to see a movie just because it's set here. I mean, how yokel is that?
No, if those movies failed to allure, it wasn't because they featured the CN Tower in their nocturnal skylines. It was because people weren't interested (although Chloe, interestingly enough, played much better in Europe than North America), and that lack of interest can have as much to do with factors like ambiguous promotional campaigns, Michael Cera fatigue, let's-wait-for-the-DVD and it's-too-nice-outside as it does anything germane to the pictures themselves.
But even if people didn't go the movies, the movies did harmonize with a certain theme, and that theme played itself out right through the year to the civic election.
If you looked at the graphic map of voting patterns during the election in December, the stark contrast between Toronto's inner and outer rings told you all you needed to know about how this city really thinks: in two ways, depending on whether you live downtown or beyond. There are two Torontos after all, just not in the way the movies suggest.
Quite effectively, as it turns out, Rob Ford — the fed-up football dad — embodied the outer-circle frustration that the inner core of the city is a place of coddled privilege, political correctness, anti-automotive cyclists, champagne socialist-elitism and softness-on-crime. It had been carried away by nonsense, and what it needed more than anything else was reigning in. No doubt this image was considerably enhanced by the G20 debacle, which did nothing for the impression of the inner city as a place of order, safety and good behaviour, and which seemed utterly beyond the influence of our former mayor. The stage had been set for a change of the guard, and so it was.
If you think about the city's narrative in 2010, which is to say that story about how the hidden impulses finally found their way to the surface, you couldn't have asked for a more fitting capper than that "pink" tirade perpetrated by the dandy hoser-deluxe Don Cherry at the new mayor's inaugural council session. Taking the podium like someone who had been waiting to storm city hall for years, Cherry read the riot act to all those whose squishy permissive liberalism had reduced the city to the state to which it had descended during the summit.
Toronto would be good again, even if it had to beaten into its former politeness. Cherry was simply speaking tough coach-talk. Hockey, after all, has always been the city's favoured form of showbiz.
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Organiser Bonnie Mager came up with the idea after a Google search of different things the library could do to get young people together.
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If the night is successful and love is in the air, the library will look at doing it again.
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- It is a blasphemy against the very Creator of life who taught us to cherish and sanctify life.
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I'm not sure what else I should say about her until she's ready to come out herself. Here are some things I can share:
The first president she met was George Bush Sr. and still has very nice things to say about him. She also speaks very highly of Bill Clinton, and encouraged him to start his Global Initiatives Project, which he did...much to her delight.
She hand picked Obama in 1997, from messages she received from the spirits. She told her people to look for a lawyer who recently graduated from law school who had a wife named Michelle. At the same time she asked her contact to reach out to Oprah and tell her she needed to help this man in his pursuit of the Presidency. She couldn't provide his first name because she hadn't heard it before. Usually when the spirits send her a message, they 'show' her people she knows or references she will get so she can work through it. For first names of someone, the spirit will show her someone she knows with the same first name. Since she couldn't provide a first name all she could say is that Oprah already met him, they run in similar circles, he has a wife Michelle. A month later, they found Barrack.
She was worried because she couldn't see his first name. She said it was probably because she hadn't heard it before and it must have been an odd first name. But the message was clear. The world needed unity, love, freedom, community...and he was the best choice in helping to provide that.
She is very real, very powerful, very patient and carries so much on her shoulders.
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That I cannot share. Other than the world will not end in December, I can't share her message. That's for her to share when the time is right.
But for everyone who is worried about the end of time this December, don't worry. December will not mark the end of the world as so many think, but rather, it will mark the end of the old ways, and a birth of a new consciousness. She will speak about it.
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JVC, which posted a group net loss of 1.86 billion yen (approx. U.S. $17.26 million) in the business year ended March 31, 2005 due to sliding prices of DVD recorders, TVs, and other products, said it would continue to produce its high-end models by itself.
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Studio: Universal Pictures
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Starring: Russell Crowe, Ben Affleck, Rachel McAdams, Robin Wright Penn, Jason Bateman, Jeff Daniels, Helen Mirren
Genre: Thriller
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for some violence, language including sexual references, and brief drug content)
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Plot Summary: Oscar� winner Russell Crowe leads an all-star cast in a blistering thriller about a rising congressman and an investigative journalist embroiled in a case of seemingly unrelated, brutal murders. Crowe plays D.C. reporter Cal McAffrey, whose street smarts lead him to untangle a mystery of murder and collusion among some of the nation's most promising political and corporate figures in "State of Play," from acclaimed director Kevin Macdonald ("The Last King of Scotland").
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McAffrey has the dubious fortune of both an old friendship with Collins and a ruthless editor, Cameron (Oscar� winner Helen Mirren), who has assigned him to investigate. As he and partner Della (Rachel McAdams) try to uncover the killer's identity, McAffrey steps into a cover-up that threatens to shake the nation's power structures. And in a town of spin-doctors and wealthy politicos, he will discover one truth: when billions are at stake, no one's integrity, love or life is ever safe.
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A Noble Failure
Features:Price: $33.25–41.25
In this world-premiere production, Third Rail Repertory Theatre explores a subject that's about as high-voltage as they come: education reform. Written by Susan Mach, herself a teacher at Clackamas Community College, Noble Failure dramatizes some of the real challenges facing schools today.
What we said: "While there's nothing like advocacy art to send a preliminary shiver up one's spine, A Noble Failure succeeds by all theatrical measures: empathetic, deeply rounded characters; bitingly witty, authentic dialogue; taut narrative arc spurred by multiple levels of conflict; smart direction and staging by director Philip Cuomo that recreates the spirit of a school. But more so, it achieves a grander goal: the expression and transmission of deeper cultural ideas and meanings." Read the full review of A Noble Failure.
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