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Chapter 1: The Start of a Journey
Red arised from his small bed. Opening his eyes, he looked out of the window and to beautiful Pallet Town. He could see Leaf and Blue's house from a distance, and Oak's laboratory with yet another line of trainers retrieving their starters. He messed a bit with his SNES, playing some Super Probopass Bros, and then went downstairs and greeted his mom. He ate his breakfast, and then he remembered: He was getting his starter today! He dashed out of the house, holding onto his hat to keep it on and realized Blue and Leaf were in the lab with him. Professor Oak said, " Now all of you are receiving your starter Pokemon. You will be choosing your most trusted friend for your whole journey, let you travel from this region to the unknown. You have three choices you may want Bulbasaur, Charmander, or Squirtle. Now, Bulbasaur would be the easiest to use on your journey, Charmander might be difficult.." Blue, a bully and a rowdy grandson of Oak said, " Give me my starter NOW or I will get my pellet gun..." "Now, Blue, be patient. and Squirtle.... Rather moderate, I must add." Red said, " I request Charmander." But Blue pushed Red into a machine, resulting in a minor explosion and took Charmander's flaming ball. Red then took a ball, along with Leaf.
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|24 Jun 2013
When/why do I need a second graphic driver (Intel + AMD-ATI)?
I bought a new Samsung notebook with a core i7 CPU and an (additional)
AMD Radeon HD8870M graphic chip.
I guess the AMD Radeon chip is only for those users who are not satisfied with the (speed) of the Intel-built-in graphic chip.
What else are the advantages of using the AMD Radeon display chips over the Intel built-in graphic? Do I eventually miss some power options?
From my point of view I am ok with the Intel-graphic GPU.
Do I really have to install the additional AMD (Catalyst) drivers to let the notebook work properly?
Currently I installed only the Intel graphic drivers and the system seem to work fine.
As far as I can see the AMD graphic driver package installs many, many stuff (Control Center, Profile handler, utility, help for various languages,....). I hate these frills. Is there a way to only install the AMD drivers only - without the Catalyst stuff around?
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New notebooks nowadays use dual graphic processors to help save power. When just browsing the internet and doing work on the desktop, the intel chip is used to save power. When you demand more graphic intense programs (games, HD Video), the ATI card kicks in to provide the best performance.
If you don't play lots of games, then the ATI card is not required.
And yes, you NEED to install the AMD Catalyst Control Center (CCC) for this option to function. The software (as of my current knowledge) is required to be installed for the drivers to work correctly.
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The ATI chip is also handy for watching movies (HD and 3D) and connecting the laptop to another screen or to have HD audio pass-through with HDMI cable. Other than for games and 3D modelling, and running some GPU-accelerated software.
Here to read more.
Would be interesting to know why you bought a laptop with a semi-gaming graphics when you don't even need it. That's all $$$ that could have been saved for something else.
I understand that CCC is a piece of trash (because NVIDIA ones are better, yeah right ), but why so much hate? It's not taking any real drive space.
After you installed it just write "msconfig" in the Start menu searchbox, press enter, go in the startup tab and disable any of ATI stuff entries.
Then it will just sit there doing nothing until you open it manually.
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...and I can watch *.avi movies with well known VLC player on my laptop very well.
So is ATI Catalyst driver really necessary to watch movies?
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Windows 7 Ultimate Retail Box (64-bit installed) + Service Pack 1
No it's not, but to use the hardware fully, apparently you need that driver installed.
8870M? That a typo?
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What kind of question is that? You already gave the answer.
Anyway, unless you encounter stuttering or issues, no.
But that just means that your movies aren't high-quality enough to warrant the use of a dedicated serious hardware decoder as in the ATI card. Nor using a screen big enough to need that other card.
I can watch 720p movies of any kind (that's standard TV quality) even on my netbook that has an Atom n455 (single core with multithreading) and its crappy GMA3150 for example. On my primary rig's screen (the one in my specs). *avi means nothing as video is encoded as MPEG2 anyway, and even my netbook has a hardware decoder for that (so your intel HD graphics does as well). It's the video's native resolution that matters.
Which again makes sound weird to see that someone bought a semi-gaming laptop to do something that anything in the 400$ range could have done without any issue.
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Andrew Wiggins isn't at the NBA Draft Combine this week, but at this point it doesn't even matter. Without even being present in Chicago, Wiggins is still making more noise than anyone participating. I mean, just look at this freaking picture. Is this even real? I feel like this is photo shopped. This picture makes me happier than waking up on Christmas morning and have a tree full of thirty presents.
It was no secret that Wiggins possesses athleticism that is unmatched in this draft class, but this picture just proves all of that. No NBA Draft Combine, no problem for Mr. Wiggins. It's been reported that this was a '44 inch vertical, which is RIDICULOUS. I can just imagine MCW throwing oops to Wiggins and Noel now..good lord.
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Made by Lotte Reiniger in 1926, Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed is the world�s oldest surviving feature-length animated film, pre-dating Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs by a full decade. Based on the legends from The Arabian Nights, it tells the story of the travels of Prince Achmed, who is tricked by an evil magician into riding a flying horse that takes him to distant magical lands. He falls in love with (and kidnaps) Princess Pari Banu, and must fight to return home with her in time to stop his sister, Princess Dinarsade, from marrying the evil magician.In addition to its age, the film is most notable for Reiniger�s highly unique animation style, which uses black silhouettes of the characters and set pieces against painted backdrops. While this might be perceived as limiting, the characters remain highly distinct and expressive. Each silhouetted figure in the film was hand-cut and animated by Reiniger frame by frame � a labor of love that took three years to complete.
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I've reported previously on the appearance of grafitti art in Chippenham and I see it's also arrived in Trowbridge now. This sight's been greeting us on the way to choir rehearsals over the past few weeks. I particularly like the cheeky play with words by the artist on the picture's subject matter and that very well known graffiti artist...
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Close your eyes and imagine what Dinner in Paradise might taste like. The feast would likely include the freshest vegetables, the most succulent meats, and a heaping helping of manna for dessert. There wont be any miraculous flakes from the sky served tonight at Paradise Farms, but host Michael Schwartz will ensure that the sumptuous charity-driven meal will feature a bounty of heavenly homegrown delights. The whole concept can be summarized like this: local, local, local! Chefs are encouraged to make use of our own Florida produce, he says. Tonights multicourse meal will be prepared by three of Miamis top kitchen artists: Azuls Clay Conley, Casa Tuas Sergio Sigala, and The Standards Mark Zeitouni. There isnt much we can do to improve on the setting. The farm is just gorgeous. All we do is set up tables with nice china and stemware, and our florist creates unique centerpieces from the farms flowers. Its all very simple and elegant, says Schwartz. Tonights experience begins at 5:00 p.m. with cocktails and a tour of the farm. Dinner begins at 6:00 p.m. Proceeds will benefit Earth Learning, a charity that supports education and sustainability in the Everglades. Reservations are required.
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Obama's Campaign of Pain leaves families of fallen soldiers without deserved 'death gratuities' Comments
Absolutely everyone is outraged over the report that grieving families are being denied their rightful benefits due to the ongoing government shutdown. Approximately $100,000 in "death gratuities" are being delayed to families who need them to cover funeral and transportation costs for the deceased. Continue Reading
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KarlDVF, My Thanks to you for your service. Peace...
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I like Bucklaw's comment, a wise comment. Thank you...
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Joe, respectfully... give me a break. How about the INCREDIBLE lies Bush and his boys told to get us into Iraq- a war from which I will limp for the rest of my days and can no longer hear out of my right ear?
How about the series of lies Clinton told?
What of the lies of Bush the First?
Let's not pretend Presidents lying to us is a new phenomenon under Obama. there are more than enough real criticisms we can offer. Obama's lies haven't left several thousand American soldiers disabled for life.
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Ok... I loathe the man and his administration, but just HOW partisan are we going to be? It wasn't Obama that shut down the government. It's not Obama that's keeping it going.
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I go to a Catholic Online site to find inspiration or news and I get a political view, no wonder the young are leaving the Church, you think holiness is been a Confederate Tea Party ideology..... too bad.
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oh, Sen Cruz is peeping alright, just have to know where to look.
this train was derailed from the US Constituttion when the democrats took it upon themselves to unify the powers spelled out in Art. 1 (in simple language that even Congress can understand). and unlawfully gave the President the power to arbitrarily and capriciously make law in the form of mandates and exemptions, and unprecedented violations of civil liberties. This is not settled law, and the House is sending bills over which are getting rejected because the Executive branch does not want to give back an inch of power that it has illicitly gained.
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You are right DLL. Ted Cruz's work has been masterful. Notice how he derails the train and then you don't hear a peep from him?
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"Never waste a good crisis"! I think that that was the tactic of the serpent in the Garden of Eden.
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Shame. I think certain links give Catholics a bad name. Is it bash your neighbor as yourself?
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The latest news is that Boehner is dropping his requirements on defunding Obamacare from the debt ceiling and budget talks. Boehner and the Republican party are the majority party and were inept in writing legislation to keep the military benefits funded and they should have done a better job of writing the legislation (I think they have scores of lawyers working for them and they need to get competent people). If Boehner is dropping is demand of defunding Obamacare now, he put the country through all this trouble for nothing.
All the programs that Boehner and the Republican party want to defund now are laws that were legally passed and upheld by the Supreme Court. The way it was done prior to Boehner is to pass separate legislation amending those laws. Boehner should follow the protocol. Boehner did not attend a sit down meeting with the Senate to pass a Budget. No Budget has reached the President for is signature and to become law only CR (continuing resolutions). Republicans when they were running the senate wanted a up and down vote with no fillibuster. Now Republicans will not permit an up and down vote in the Congress. All parties should follow the same rules for a democracy to work
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The school board late Tuesday approved a performance evaluation and a 17 percent raise for Superintendent Abby Dolliver.
Dolliver became superintendent in 2010 after former Norwich Superintendent Pamela Aubin accepted the position in Montville. Aubin's salary of $136,409 was frozen for three years. Dolliver did not receive a raise during her first two years, and Jacaruso said the city's school principal salaries were approaching those of the district's top administrator. Principal salaries in Norwich this year ranged from $119,000 to $129,500.
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Jacaruso said she gathered information on salaries of several surrounding towns along with their school enrollment before conducting Dolliver's evaluation. Norwich has a school population of 5,397 students. In Montville, Aubin earned $158,000 last year with 2,756 students. The Colchester superintendent earned $148,000 with 3,135 students, and the Griswold superintendent earned $151,000 in a district with 1,859 students.
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The Baltimore Ravens have needs this offseason, and when free agency starts, it should get crazy. And hopefully the Ravens are a big part in the free agent market.
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Boldin would fit what he wants to return, and we all know how well he played in Baltimore with clutch catches. But let's step away from Boldin; there are still more receivers in the market that the Ravens could look at getting.
Riley Cooper of the Philadelphia Eagles is set to be a free agent, and he has proven himself to be a valuable receiver. If you can look beyond his past at the beginning of the 2013 season, he could help the Ravens out.
Watching some of the Eagles' games, Cooper caught clutch balls and really played well when his number was called.
With a team that has had varying quarterbacks, Cooper brought in a little over 1500 yards receiving over four years with the Eagles. That is over 800 this past season with eight touchdowns. Cooper has the chance to be a great receiver, and if for some reason he does not want to stay in Philadelphia, the Ravens could use him.
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In a season without Rodgers for a good bit, he caught 59 passes for nearly 900 yards. Jones has continued a steady improvement over his years in Green Bay. He caught 14 touchdown passes in 2012.
These two players would be tough to get, but the Ravens are supposed to be aggressive and I want to see them be aggressive. Anquan Boldin performed great for the Ravens, similarly to these players in Baltimore, but he ended up leaving. So I would not count anything out until the contract is signed.
Despite numbers and injuries, two other names that pop out for me are Mario Manningham of San Francisco and Austin Collie of the New England Patriots. Neither have had outstanding numbers recently, but I feel like a change in scenery would help them.
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Collie may be a stretch since he may not be the ideal receiver Newsome is looking for, but he can still hold his own with an accurate passer.
When a player leaves a team, there are so many variables that determine if they will shine with a new team, or continue to be the same. These are variables that cannot be effectively measured until looking back over an extended period.
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Updated: 2014-05-18 23:01
BOISE, Idaho - On a recent Saturday, foot soldiers in the Republican Party's civil war fanned out across a neighborhood of winding streets and manicured lawns to beat back the Tea Party.
They did not meet much resistance. Over the course of two hours, dozens of residents said they planned to vote in the May 20 primary election for Idaho Representative Mike Simpson, a veteran lawmaker with a reputation for pragmatism. None said they would back his Tea Party challenger Bryan Smith.
As he heads for a likely victory on Tuesday, Simpson has plenty of help. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and the National Rifle Association have joined with groups representing hospitals, dentists and home sellers to try to return him to Congress for an eighth term.
The push is part of a wider drive by so-called establishment Republicans to back mainstream candidates and prevent Tea Party figures like Smith from winning primaries ahead of the Nov. 4 midterm elections.
They fear a repeat of some key races in previous congressional elections when Tea Party insurgents alienated independents and lost to Democrats. Party elders still smart at the loss of a U.S. Senate contest in Missouri in 2012 which was blamed on comments about "legitimate rape" by Republican candidate Todd Akin.
While the Tea Party movement has helped Republicans win significant spending cuts and thwart some of President Barack Obama's agenda, it also forced a messy shutdown of the U.S. government in 2013 that was unpopular with voters.
In Idaho, organizations that have spent more than $2 million to back veteran Republican Simpson look likely to get a return on their investment, thanks to a deluge of TV advertising and months of door-knocking by workers like Stacey Barrack.
"We talk about his conservative record and everything he's done in office, and it's worked," said Barrack, 28. She entered details of each doorstep encounter into her smart phone.
Working closely together, the pro-Simpson groups have created a shadow campaign of sorts that mirrors, and outspends, the functions of the candidate's own campaign, sharing data from door-knocking efforts and telephone surveys to determine what messages work best and coordinating their ad buys to ensure they are not duplicating their efforts.
"Everybody does their own product, but we try to make sure everything marries up," said Scott Reid of the U.S. Chamber, which was the first group to run ads for Simpson and has spent the most money in the race.
One of its TV ads features an endorsement for Simpson from Romney, still a pillar of the Republican establishment despite his 2012 loss to Obama.
Barrack and the other door knockers have been hired by Defending Main Street, a group funded in part by the Laborers Union and the Operating Engineers Union, which unlike most other labor unions give money to both political parties.
As a senior member of the House Appropriations Committee, Simpson is the kind of influential, practical-minded Republican who professional associations are keen to cultivate. Lobbyists say his deep knowledge of a wide range of issues, from nuclear energy to forestry, makes him a valuable ally.
The NRA has mailed out flyers for him and the National Association of Realtors has paid for online video ads. The American Hospital Association and the American Dental Association have paid for polls, mail and TV and radio spots.
Elsewhere, the Republican establishment is also gunning for the Tea Party as it seeks to present electable candidates who can win control of the whole of Congress and make Obama's life difficult for the rest of his term. Republicans need only a gain of six seats to take the Senate back from the Democrats.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has emerged as one of the biggest spenders so far this year, pumping $12.3 million into the campaigns of 20 business-friendly candidates from Alaska to Florida.
The Chamber and Defending Main Street helped Representative David Joyce fend off a Tea Party-backed challenger in Ohio this month, and also picked up a win in North Carolina, where it worked with the NRA to help state assembly speaker Thom Tillis win a primary battle for a Senate seat.
In Kentucky, Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell is holding a wide lead over Tea Party challenger Matt Bevin, thanks in part to advertising, polling and other campaign efforts by the NRA, the Chamber and a handful of other business groups.
The Tea Party's popularity has ebbed in recent years. A Gallup poll released this month found that 41 percent of Republicans considered themselves Tea Party supporters, down from 61 percent in November 2010.
Still, the Tea Party showed it is still a force in the congressional elections when Ben Sasse, a candidate associated with the movement, won a Nebraska Senate seat primary.
And no matter the outcome of this year's primaries, the movement has pushed the Republican Party as a whole farther to the right.
The fiscally conservative Club for Growth advocacy group which often backs Tea Party hopefuls, sees less of a need this election cycle to spend money to get its low-tax message out.
"Now we're talking about how much less we're going to spend as opposed to how much more we're going to spend," said spokesman Barney Keller. "That's a sea change from where we were."
Since 1998, Simpson has forged a reputation as a jovial dealmaker who is willing to work with Democrats in order to look after the interests of a sprawling district that encompasses jagged mountain ranges, Mormon farm country, and the microbreweries and bicycle shops of Boise. A close ally of House Speaker John Boehner, Simpson regularly votes for budget deals that are spurned by Tea Party-backed lawmakers.
Simpson's opponent Smith, an Idaho Falls lawyer, has also received outside backing from small-government groups like Freedomworks and the Club for Growth, which in previous cycles helped elect Tea Party stars like Texas Senator Ted Cruz.
Smith criticizes Simpson's support for compromises like the 2008 Wall Street bailout and the 2013 bipartisan budget deal.
"If you're like Congressman Simpson and you vote for a $700 billion bailout, you can naturally expect to get the support of constituents who are the beneficiaries of that," Smith said.
Simpson is likely to win the primary on Tuesday, according to independent forecasters, and is strongly favored to go on to defeat his Democratic opponent in November.
Groups that back Simpson and other pragmatic Republicans in the primary are careful to portray them as reliable conservatives rather than moderates.
As she makes her rounds in the streets of Boise, Barrack distributes flyers that emphasize Simpson's A+ rating with the NRA, his 100-percent rating from National Right to Life, an anti-abortion group, and the more than 40 times he has voted to repeal Obamacare.
Simpson said national business groups were supporting him because their members in the state give him high marks.
"The NRA has members all over Idaho. If those members don't support me, the NRA doesn't support me. If business in Idaho doesn't support me, the U.S. Chamber doesn't support me," he said in an interview.
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High voter turnout gives Kerala leaders numbers to crunch
Kerala leaders have whipped out their calculators for number crunching after nearly three-fourths of the electorate cast their ballots in the parliamentary election.
Kerala's high voting percentage of 74.04 in Thursday's Lok Sabha poll has prompted political parties to come up with voting patterns and winnability formulae.
While the traditional foes, the United Development Front (UDF) and the Left Democratic Front (LDF) have claimed wins, even the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which has never won even a legislative assembly seat in Kerala, is perked up with hope.
The UDF has normally done well when the voting percentage has been high. This was seen in 2009 (73.33 percent) when it won 16 seats and in 1991 (73.32).
In 1989, when polling touched a record 79.30 per cent, the UDF secured 17 seats, so was the case in 1984 when the voting percentage was 77.13 per cent.
In 2004, the LDF romped home, winning 18 out of 20 seats and the vote percentage was 71.45 per cent.
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Chief Minister Oommen Chandy appeared to be a relieved person after the voting concluded Thursday.
When told that the voting percentage was the third highest since 1980, his face lit up.
Chandy said: "History has always been with us when the percentage of polling has gone up. Now that everything is over, we will wait."
The Kerala chief minister is off to Karnataka Monday to campaign in Bangalore, known to have sizeable pockets of Malayalee residents.
Leader of Opposition V.S.Achuthanandan after the polls claimed that the UDF will be wiped out.
"We will emerge hugely victorious as people have voted against corruption, price rise and atrocities on women," said Achuthanandan.
And another hopeful is 84-year-old BJP warhorse O. Rajagopal, who put up one of his finest electoral performances for the prestigious Thiruvananthapuram Lok Sabha constituency.
So much so, that political observers believe that Rajagopal's campaigning is likely to give the dapper Minister of State Shashi Tharoor many a sleepless night before the votes are counted next month.
Tharoor made his electoral debut in the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, when he won with a margin of just two votes short of a whopping lakh.
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Change Fee Policy: If changes are allowed on a tour or activity, a $20.00 per reservation change fee will be applied for any change to a reservation. Please note that some tours and activities do not allow any changes. Date changes can be made only if we can confirm availability on the new date. While we cannot guarantee any changes can be made, all change requests must be submitted a minimum of 24 hours prior to the tour departure and must be handled on an individual basis through our Reservations Center.
Note: This tour is not recommended for small children.
Tour includes hotel pick-up & drop off in Central Edinburgh locations only. Minimum age is 4. Rates are per person in US Dollars. Please order online or call to order or for more information.
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