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The staff was so friendly & helpful. The room was pleasant & clean. Room was convenient with tiki bar & restaurant. Beautiful view. Will stay there again.
Bathroom was spotless, just a bit tight quarters..
We loved the views and the breakfast buffet was amazing, Great staff!
Staff friendliness. Prices. And Restaurant were all great!
Absolutely breath taking views of the harbor.
How close it is to Harbor and Town.
Location of room just as asked for. I requested and got a first floor room because my sister that I was traveling with could not manage stairs and the hotel does not have an elevator.
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Arrived late, left early and had no time to explore.
Amazing location and facilities.
The staff didn't make us feel welcome, the room was dingy, and hot and the furniture was all mismatched
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The rooms were moderatley priced, and very clean. The entire establishment was very clean from the receoption area, the pool and the rooms. They were very friendly. A very roomy breakfast room.
At their resturant they seemed short of staff, but other than that the food was very good.
3rd time staying here. Staff very friendly, rooms are clean. We go late in the year so we do not expect to take advantage of all the amenities. Excellent scenary.
Wireless service is weak and slow.
lovely view - several lobstermen harvested and reset their traps very close to our balcony.breakfast was included and provided quite a variety each day.
Wi-Fi was not reliably available from the room. this is an issue throughout Maine when near the end of any landmass that juts into the Atlantic. there was an area by the breakfast room that was higher and was fine each time I used it.
Water view from the balcony
The bathroom is large but the mirror and towel rack were up too high.
Room was clean and beds were comfortable, and the location was terrific. We enjoyed sitting out on the deck, watching the boats go in and out of the harbor. Not fancy, but a good value, having a little fridge in the room was good, too!
Maybe could use a little updating of the decor, but not critical! Wasn't happy that the promised included breakfast was at a place down the road, and it was a so-so breakfast buffet. We didn't go the 2nd morning - rather pay for a real breakfast.
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"I really do think Americans respond differently to problems of the body and problems of the mind. When you inject the genetic or biological explanation, it may convey a sense of permanence," said Bernice A. Pescosolido, lead author of the American Journal of Psychiatry article. "If it's [cast as] biological or genetic, all of a sudden it takes on this air of permanence which people start to worry about."
So what might be the next strategy to reduce this pervasive stigma?
Corrigan believes the answer -- or at least part of it -- lies in stories, "having people with a condition tell their story. This, he said, might include a "way-down story" and a "way-up story": "the way-down proving you are a person with a mental illness and the way-up proving that you have recovered."
"Most people with serious mental illness do recover, so that's why way-up stories are so important," he added. "We would suggest that [these stories] be told to key power groups -- instead of trying to change popular opinion, trying to change important power groups like landlords [and employers]."
Pescosolido, who is a distinguished professor of sociology and director of the Indiana Consortium for Mental Health Services Research at Indiana University in Bloomington, believes that targeting youth would be helpful.
"Let's start working with the kids. The first two words that kids use to hurt each other are 'crazy' and 'gay.' Kids are already picking those things up," she said. "We need to get them early."
Does that mean handing teachers one more curriculum on top of race, safe sex and various other issues?
"I don't think so," she said. "We have to help [children] understand difference. She suggests making mental illness "part of a spectrum of illness, an 'Everyone Has Something' tag line," she said.
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First things first, this bout between Brad Tavares and Dongi Yang should deliver some good action. Both men are finishers at heart and this will likely roll over into this upcoming matchup.
Tavares has only had one victory go to decision and holds to his credit four-wins by TKO or KO and two by submission. Dongi on the other hand opened his career with a huge nine-fight finishing streak on the Korean and Japanese circuits which earned him his spot in the UFC.
This is a hard match to call, it's really any man's game in my eyes. Yang is a thick guy with heavy hands and a good ground and pound game and Tavares is also heavy handed with an aggressive attack.
While I frown on anything to do with MMA Math, the two fighters do share one common opponent in Court McGee. Analyzing this fight based on the common opponent you would give the edge to Yang. Even though they both lost to McGee, Yang had more success than Tavares against The Ultimate Fighter winner and took the fight to decision, while Tavares lost via submission in the third round of their Ultimate Fighter semi-finals match.
Tavares stands about two inches taller and holds a one-inch reach advantage over the Korean Top Team fighter, he likely walks around heavier as well, which gives him the obvious size advantage.
Does size help in fights? It absolutely does when fighters are so evenly matched and because of that I am picking Tavares to win by being the bigger man. I don't see either getting finished in this bout, but the fact that these two always look for the kill should really deliver for the fans.
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In the future, the diagnosis and treatment of persistent pain will be markedly different, continues Cousins. Instead of using drugs that provide only symptomatic relief, such as morphine, new drugs, such as NaV1.8 blockers, will target the disease process.
Persistent pain has a prevalence of 1 in 5 of the population and the Pain Management Research Institute studies reveal an annual cost of $1.85 billion per 1 million population.
Medical specialists have recognized that additional specialist training in pain is needed, says Cousins. Too few pain medicine specialists are being trained, and not enough patients are getting access to effective treatments. Pain management needs to become a fundamental human right: a bundle of initiatives will be needed in medicine, law, ethics, politics, concludes Cousins.
9-10 a.m. Altered Central Nervous System Processing in Chronic Pain, M. Catherine Bushnell, MD
Chronic pain is associated with changes in the brain and can lead to premature aging of the brain, with an accelerated loss of gray matter, Bushnell comments. Similar changes are found in other stress-related disorders, such as post-traumatic stress disorder. She adds that chronic pain patients also have neurochemical changes in the brain.
Many chronic pain patients complain of problems with concentration and memory. These complaints could be related to the structural and chemical changes that appear to take place in the brains of chronic pain patients. Patients should be aware that chronic pain may have an impact on their lives that extends beyond just the direct effects of living with pain, concludes Bushnell.
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Restaurants & Cafés
The best restaurants and cafés in Singapore, including restaurant reviews and editors' picks
Best alternative high teas
Teatime's no longer the exclusive domain of fancy hotel lounges. We pick out five new midday meals worth skipping lunch – and ruining dinner – for
Best cold-brewed coffees
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Before the glittery arrival of celebrity chef restaurants, zi char restaurants (coffeeshop eateries) ruled local social calendars. We round up our favourites
7 bingsus to beat the heat in Singapore
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Churro 101
Can you still find any space in your food-loving heart for the Spanish churro? Korea's big Churro 101 chain arrives in town with ingredients in tow, ready to fry their ridge pastries to order. Best-sellers from their nine stores back home include fingers filled with chocolate custard ($4.50), cream cheese ($4.70) and milk custard ($4.50). Diners hankering after a more authentic bite can look to their cinnamon ($3.50) or sugar ($3.50) churros, and upgrade it with a side of chocolate dip ($0.80) or a set which includes ice-cream and a coffee ($5.90-$6.80).
Patisserie Platine by Waku Ghin
Let's hear a cheer: pastry is big news, and Tetsuya Wakuda's hopping into the dessert game with his new offshoot, Patisserie Platine. Tasking his team, led by executive pastry chef Yasushi Ishino at the Marina Bay Sands to create 18 types of cakes, macarons and pastries everyday, Wakuda gives the regular diner a chance to bite into his sweets without having to fork out the three-figures for a meal at his Sands' flagship. Creations include the airy Ghin Cheese Cake ($12) filled with lemon curd, Matcha Opera ($10) glazed with matcha ganache, chantilly and crumble and the petit Chocolate Mousse cake ($12) of chocolate sponge, raspberry brandy syrup and pistachio mousse and crunch. Macarons are sold in boxes of 12 ($25), and like most of the other offerings, will change with the availability of seasonal fruits from Japan and Europe.
The follow-up to Wolfgang Puck's CUT steakhouse at the Marina Bay Sands is Spago, the Californian cuisine chain that launched Puck's restaurant empire in 1982 in the United States. The Singapore counterpart takes the 57th floor perch at the Sands SkyPark, and sports the a garden ambiance serving Californian cuisine with a global touch that characterises his four other Spago outposts in Beverly Hills, Las Vegas, Maui and Colorado. CUT by Wolfgang Puck's former chef, Joshua Brown, heads the kitchen here at Spago. Attendees at this year's Marina Bay Sands Epicurean Market got an early acquaintance to signatures like cones of big eye tuna tartare, but elsewhere on the menu, grilled Colorado lamb chops is plated with Mediterranean flair, pan-seared striped bass with laksa broth and fried rice noodles, and milk-fed veal chop – imported from Marcho Farm in Pennsylvania – with black garlic, thyme juice, orange puree and nicoise olives. Outside, the terrace lounge dishes out smaller snacks like bone marrow toast, sweet Greek kataifi-wrapped langoustines and Kumamoto oysters with calamansi and ponzu zing.
Beppe de Vito shifts his focus from his defunct ilLido in Sentosa, to Aura, his new 90-seater flagship restaurant at the National Gallery Singapore. At his woody space, accented by designer Uragano wicker chairs by Italian furniture company, De Padova, and lighting sculptures by local artist Mona Choo, the cuisine is classically Italian and posh. A la carte dishes are available at lunch and dinner, as are a three-course set ($28) in the day, and four-course ($68) at night. To pair with signature dishes like the grilled octopus with crispy egg and corn ($25), squid ink tagliolini with sea urchins ($48) and black cod cooked in a bag ($32) are over 500 labels with an Italian dominance. Aura is part of a duplux unit at the gallery, with Aura Sky Lounge taking the rooftop space.
Emporium Shokuhin
The latest outlet here to pander to our (borderline-unhealthy) Japanese food craze is Emporium Shokuhin. Like the name suggests, the massive 34000 sq ft area in Marina Square is home to all things Nippon – a gourmet grocer stocking the finest seafood, a beef dry-ageing facility with in-house beef aficionados working their magic on specially curated meats like the Japanese A5 'Miyazaki' and USDA prime beef, and eight new restaurants serving all sorts of Japanese grub.
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STOCKHOLM, January 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Sweden The Swedish investment company Karolinska Development AB has made a significant investment in EvoStem Finland Oy that develops stem cell and other tissue engineering based treatments for veterinary and human use.
In 2007 EvoStem Finland Oy introduced its first product TendoStem(R), which is a stem cell based treatment service for tendon and ligament injuries in horses. TendoStem(R) is currently on the market in Scandinavia.
"With this investment, we will speed up our international growth and product development projects," says Dr. Minna Leppanen, the CEO of EvoStem Finland Oy.
"We are targeting global markets, and currently we are engaged in negotiations for expansion of our market area. The investment of Karolinska Development AB and its strong, long-time commitment gives us a solid ground for a long-term development of our company," Leppanen continues.
"EvoStem has demonstrated that stem cell therapy for regenerative medicine is ready for the market. With our investment in EvoStem we strengthen our presence in the cell therapy area where we expect strong growth and medical progress," comments Investment Manager Hans-Peter Ekre, Karolinska Development AB.
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The CDA Foundation was formed as the philanthropic affiliate of the California Dental Association in 2001 with the mission to improve the oral health of Californians by supporting the dental health profession and its efforts to increase access to care for the state's most vulnerable people. The CDA Foundation works with experts in the dental profession, private business, academic institutions and government to produce programs that increase access to care, promote prevention education and intervention, advance health policy research and build a sustainable oral health workforce. www.cdafoundation.org.
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ACLU Picks Winners in National Gay-Wedding Contest
The American Civil Liberties Union's primary work is litigation, but this month it's moonlighting as a wedding planner as part of its role in the campaign to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide.
The beneficiaries are five gay and lesbian couples from across the U.S. who, out of a field of some 400 entries, were announced Wednesday as winners of the ACLU's My Big Gay (Il)Legal Wedding contest.
Each couple lives in a state where same-sex marriage is outlawed. They will get logistical and financial help - up to $5,000 - from the ACLU to get married the week of April 28 in one of the 17 states, plus Washington D.C., which do allow gay marriage.
The contest, launched in December, has coincided with a surge of court victories for supporters of same-sex marriage in several states that currently ban it. Federal judges have struck down bans in Michigan, Utah, Texas, Oklahoma and Virginia, and ordered Kentucky and Tennessee to recognize out-of-state gay marriages, though stays have been issued pending appeals.
James Esseks, director of the ACLU's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Project, said the wedding contest highlights the type of problems faced by gay couples in the nearly 30 states where marriage-equality lawsuits have been filed.
"We live in this crazy time, with a patchwork of protections, where you can go across the border and get married," he said. "The problem is that when you turn around and go back, you're not going to be considered married by your home states. That's not the way it should work in America."
The winners were selected by contest organizers from among the 25 couples who received the most votes in online balloting. The ACLU said nearly 200,000 votes were cast. The winners:
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Man charged with prescription fraudsJanuary 31,2013A Pennsylvania man who police say was shopping for doctors who would prescribe him with pain medication denied five felony charges Monday.
John D. Harper, 41, of Leesport, Penn., pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to five counts of prescription fraud. He was released on court-ordered conditions.
Vermont State Police Detective T.L. Hodsden wrote in a court affidavit that Harper obtained prescriptions for opiate-based pain medications from a dozen doctors and dentists in the Rutland, Ludlow, Bennington and Keene, N.H. areas last year.
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A sequel is seldom as good as the original. Still, reader e-mail alerts me that it?s already time for a sequel to a couple of recent columns.
On the eve of the Athens Olympic games, I jokingly outlined a plan to film a documentary based on a little known corporate titan of the ancient world named Dick Cheneyopolus. The column was intended to reveal the ?evils? of corporations (through the use of fictional facts) and expose a conspiracy that?s been developing unnoticed right under our noses for millennia. After all, that seems to be the way to make a successful documentary these days.
But a couple of readers called my research into question. ?I visited the site of the ancient Olympics in Olympia in the NW Peloponnesus in 1968. The games were never held in Athens,? one noted. ?They were held in Olympia, Greece, hence the name: Olympics, Not Athens. Pleeeeez,? pointed out another.
I apologize for the errors, and promise to be more historically accurate when I satirically create history in the future.
Another reader took me to task for this observation: ?In the real world, journalists don?t cheer. Not even if they?re delivering good news, like that the nation created 32,000 new jobs last month and the unemployment rate dropped from 5.6 to 5.5 percent -- oh, wait, bad example. For some reason, that was bad news.?
A Mr. Drew Chappie wondered, ?Are you actually that ignorant to believe that 32,000 new jobs created this July was good news, or did you just realize that the majority of your high-school graduate readers will see a number with zeros tailing it and think, ?Ooohh, that?s a lot!??
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First of all, let?s stipulate it?s a good thing when our economy generates jobs. We can all agree on that. So the argument is over how many did we generate. Was it enough?
The Heritage Foundation has done plenty of research on this, and good news abounds. For example, the July unemployment rate of 5.5 percent is far better than the 6.3 percent reported last July. And it even beats the average of 5.8 percent unemployment in the go-go 1990s. Plus, unemployment is dropping as our population is growing. We?ve now got more Americans working than ever before. More good news.
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Dec. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Vaclav Havel, the Czech playwright and dissident who helped lead his nation's uprising against Communism in 1989 and later became the country's president, died today at age 75, state television station CT1 reported.
He passed away in his sleep after a long illness, Havel's secretary, Sabina Tancevova, told Czech News Agency.
"He did a lot for the Czech Republic, for its transition to democracy, to the structures of the European Union," said Prime Minister Petr Necas in a televised statement.
Havel in recent months has kept out of the public, canceling many events, because of failing health. Earlier this month, he met with his long-time friend, the Dalai Lama, who came to Prague.
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I purchased a 4-unit building in Hoboken that needed considerable work ... .But [with] the company that was recommended to me and that I hired ... the project went over budget 100% and the work was not done up to par. When the building was finished ... we had to put the units for sale to pay for the increased cost. Two weeks later Hurricane Sandy flooded our basement unit ... a blessing in disguise [as] the unit was awful .... My realtor recommended Houseplay, and I cannot say enough about Tammy and Niall. Their work was on schedule and on budget. I would have loved to have used them for the initial project ...M.U.
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As our family grew, we moved to a two-family fixer-upper in Cliffside Park, NJ. We completely renovated the home, and now its two apartments serve as a rental units. For the past several years, we have been working on our own living space in between our other projects, gradually creating the home we imagined when we first walked through the Bergen County house.
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I love this time of year. It's not too hot, not too cold. It's just right; the perfect weather for a day at the beach.
I definitely would consider myself to be a beach bum. I was born in South Carolina, and my parents said I was crawling on the shoreline before I could walk. But my love for the sun and sand isn't always mutual. I may have developed a love for the beach early, but I did not inherit the genes for it. I blame my Dutch and Slovakian heritage.
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The track and field postseason is here. The first of three district meets featuring St. Johns County schools took place Wednesday in Jacksonville and seven county athletes qualified for regional competition as individuals.
Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind sophomore LaTierria Hampton was one of two district champions from local schools. She won a second straight district championship in the shot put with a throw of 36-02.
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One of the things I like to joke around about with my children is being famous.
I never consider myself famous just because my name is frequently in the newspaper as the author of various stories. I don't consider other journalists to be famous because they write for The Record (or other papers), so I don't think the status applies to me, either.
The last people close to achieving fame at The Record were Anne Heyman and Margo Pope, and they're both retired. Even with those two gone, I'm still...
04/09/15 - 5:27pm
Saturday night my best friend, Kylan, called me at 11:45 p.m. He's from Durham, North Carolina and a devoted college basketball fan, so I knew what was coming. …He wanted to talk about Kentucky losing in the national semifinal to Wisconsin.
Both of us were surprised the Wildcats found a way to lose what most of us believed was a sure thing.
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People now have an easier way to take a closer look at the finances for St. Augustine's 450th anniversary celebration.
The city of St. Augustine posted a financial overview of the celebration at staugustine-450.com/financialoverview/.
The site includes key contracts and total revenue and expenses since the 2008-09 fiscal year.
04/03/15 - 3:51pm
St. Augustine commissioners gave Carrie Johnson, also known as "Miss Carrie," a certificate of appreciation at Monday's St. Augustine City Commission meeting.
The certificate was for Johnson's "tireless and inspiring commitment to spreading joy to the residents of St. Augustine and for all the years of expressing a warm welcome to the city's visitors."
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There was a hashtag floating around Twitter earlier this week referencing the improbability of Hampton beating Kentucky in the second round of the NCAA men's basketball tournament.
The program's sixth trip to the NCAA Tournament reminded me of the time the Pirates had the most exciting moment of my undergraduate days. More than a decade after it happened, my friends and I still remember the time we mocked our own team in our own gym because of something Hampton did.
03/19/15 - 1:12pm
St. Augustine commissioners met recently to discuss priorities for the city's future.
The strategic initiatives will drive budget planning, said City Manager John Regan. Initiatives include infrastructure, mobility and zoning.
Commissioners reviewed the documents and gave their feeback at a recent workshop.
Regan led the discussion and gave a presentation.
03/17/15 - 3:27pm
Part of being a sports reporter is remaining neutral while covering events or writing stories.
Part of being a human is knowing that despite your best efforts, sometimes remaining neutral is impossible.
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A McPherson man died Tuesday when the tanker truck he was driving went off U.S. 56 in Rice County and caught on fire. The highway was closed for several hours.
With Scott City High School's Drew Kite and Great Bend's Bryce Beck wedged in a pitcher's duel, runs came at a premium on a brisk, cold Tuesday afternoon at the Great Bend Sports Complex.
HAYS - Great Bend High School's golf team is making some serious strides this season.
ATLANTA - Kansas City manager Ned Yost won't hesitate to give the ball to Kelvin Herrera again soon.
The Great Bend High School girls' soccer team fell 5-1 to Western Athletic Conference foe Garden City on Tuesday evening at Cavanaugh Soccer Fields.
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Due to inclement weather rolling in, organizers of the Walk A Mile In Her Shoes event have rescheduled it from this week to until NEXT Thursday, April 25 from 6-8 p.m. in the Barton County courthouse square. The walk, during which men wear red stiletto-healed shoes, is a fundraiser for the Family Crisis Center.
"Trees for Great Bend" is the topic of a free Stop 'N Learn program set for noon Wednesday at the Great Bend Activity Center, 2715 18th St. District Forester Jim Strine with the Kansas Forest Service will talk about what tree species are adapted to the Great Bend area. There will also be time for questions. The program is sponsored by the Great Bend Recreation Commission.
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ELLINWOOD -Did you know that more than 2 billion items are checked out of American libraries each year? Wow! There are also more than 16,500 libraries across the United States, more libraries than McDonalds! But most importantly, did you know that libraries offer essential services such as computer access, resources for job and business development, genealogical materials, and much, much more, all for free. All you need is a library card.
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Posted 16 January 2005 - 08:12 PM
I attended a seminar given by an IBM higher up that mainly works on the iSeries. Maybe he said more than he was supposed to, but this information was stated. The "Xbox 2" (as he called it) will use three Power 5 processors. Power 5 processors are 64 bit processors developed by IBM to run in high demand application servers. These are incredibly powerful and can function and appear in some instances as 2 32 bit processors. %'s of the processing power can be doled out in a variety of ways. I think the Power 5's I've used were able to be split 10 ways. So the point, the three Power 5 chips will give the Xbox plenty of processing power to do an insane amount of processing.
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Posted 17 January 2005 - 07:49 AM
If multiple processors is true (which it seems to be), then I think we well be seeing console games looking much better than any PC games. In the past, console games have looked about on par (or slightly better at launch) with PC games, but if they run multiple processors than that would be the first time that they had a clear and huge lead hardware wise on PCs.
Posted 17 January 2005 - 01:50 PM
lol.. thats because I have a job that takes up a LOT of my time, AND I'm busy on 4 other forums hourly.
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Posted 19 January 2005 - 01:25 PM
But im not sure this can be correct. Apple had a problem with cooling these cpués down. iIn a midi tower cabinet with only 2 of them... How is MS supposed to keep them cool in a small box, witout it sounding like a jet motor.. Whitch by the way wont be a great sale pitch in a home entertainment system..
2 nd. apple offers in their most powerfull systems only 2 of these in each system.. And they are known as some of the most powerfull personel computer systems in the world.. So why would microsft have 3 ??? that dosent make any sense...
and well even if they do this the price tag vil run thrue the roof. more than the average bayer is even remotely interesting in spending..
so if all this is true MS is basically producing a failure.
Dahm i hope im wrong Xbox Rules even thoug MS Sucks.
Posted 19 January 2005 - 02:20 PM
Posted 19 January 2005 - 06:52 PM
i think making the xbox2 as powerful as possible for the future is a very smart thing to do, that way the system can last as long as possible and not have its new games in two years creating bottlenecks and having low frame rates.
whats the point of releasing a console that is (at launch) already slower than new pc's? sounds like ms knows exactly what they are doing.. now lets just hope for a good price
Posted 19 January 2005 - 11:22 PM
the specs say 3 cores on one die, that means, 1 cpu, 3 logical proccesors.
So you just need the cooling for one cpu....
Like 3 people under one roof so to speak....
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Posted 19 January 2005 - 11:35 PM
seriously....theres no way dual G5's are more powerful than any of the AMD 64 chips or any P4 above 2.4 Ghz.
Multi-core processors are the direction all the major chip manufacturers are taking (AMD and Intel). in fact AMD is working with IBM on their multicore processors. If Xenon does get this processor, it will be just about neck and neck with PC's.
Posted 20 January 2005 - 01:06 AM
rememebr ps2, everyone thought the 128 or 256-bit or whatever the architechure was going to make it the most powerful computer on the planet, but when it came out it had a really low clock speed
Posted 20 January 2005 - 05:25 AM
so thats what will make the Xenons processor so awesome. The sticky has the processor speed as 3.5 GHZ....which is pretty awesome, especially having the multi core design with will make it behave like a much faster processor.
Posted 20 January 2005 - 04:55 PM
Power PC based
3 cores, 2 HW threads per core
ATI r500+ based
the information that makes a difference to you is this
Power PC is FASTER than intel & amd. If someone would like an explanation then I will oblige but needless to say
3.5Ghz PowerPC running 6 threads on 3 cores is MUCH faster than a P4 3.5Ghz
Posted 20 January 2005 - 05:56 PM
is this gonna get into another 32-bit vs 64-bit debate?
what most peopel dont realize is that clock speed is only one of many things that effect a processors performance, and just becuase a 3.5ghz g5 is faster than a 3.5ghz p4 doesnt necessarily mean the g5s are better, g5 and pentium are about neck and neck actually (look at whats avalaible now, 3.5ghz pentiums are out, but you cant even buy a 3.5ghz g5)
when you get right down to it its like comparing a p4 to an old duron 800 (they are both 32-bit processors, so its a valid comparison, right?) well teh p4 is much faster, so intel must be better than amd, right? wrong, of course the p4 is gonna be faster, its newer
BTW theres not a chance in hell xenon will have a 3.5ghz processor, it owuld be too expensive
Posted 20 January 2005 - 11:00 PM
The comparisen between a pentium4s overall performance the performance I'm seeing now on the G5 stands simply because of the empirical evidence I see EVERY day.
I'm not saying that 32bit is better than 64bit or anything of the sort... I'm simply saying that this peice of code running on both systems runs significantly faster on the G5 (@ 2Ghz).
I will never be able to compare the full game as such simply because we don't write PC games.. only console games.
and re: the Xenon not having a 3.5Ghz CPU... I have to agree but for different reasons. I don't think it will be the expense on each chip. The CPU's are designed to run over a range of speeds and are tested at said speeds to find out where in the spread they generate the least heat.
Currently the yeild on the Xenon processor is nowhere near that posted to be used in the Xenon... but we shall see.
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Thousands of evacuees remained at shelters or bunked with friends or relatives.
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And nobody said it was hand-prepared. The Making of ST referred to automated machinery and advanced techniques for instant cooking.
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Re: First Replicator Usage?
Now I admit this is a TNG thing, but since TNG ships likely have more available power then a TOS ship does and TNG ships use the lower-resolution technology, why wouldn't the TOS ships do so?
As such, if the tribbles were beamed, they should not have arrived in the exact same state they departed in...
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It's always nice to try and tie a little established trek lore into such speculations.
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|September 8 2008, 07:19 AM
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I mean, the former would seemingly require knowing the matter down to the absolute finest detail - but the transporter could well "cheat", moving the matter in "lumps" that already contain a lot of information. It's not as if an automobile needs to understand quantum physics and scan the passengers down to quantum level in order to get them from A to B at "perfect resolution".
In contrast, creating modifications at resolution X would seem to require resolution X or better in all circumstances. Even if one introducted the modified matter in a "lump", making it fit in the intended place would seem to call for resolution X at the edges...
Thus, the A-to-B transporter might be invented significantly earlier than the device that can manipulate matter, biofilter it, turn yeast into turkeys and so forth.
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|September 8 2008, 09:36 AM
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Making of Star Trek states that the food slots are mini-turbolifts that go to and from a central facility. There's a supply of food in some form that's worked on through machinery and automation, and for speed-sake, there's probably lots of 'quick' items that are always on call. Coffee, chicken sandwich (favorite of Kirk's?), etc. And depending on how you layout the ship, the food conveyer's may not have needed to go very far. If the mess is on 7 or 8, and the food prep center is on 7 or 8, and the transporter is on 7 or 8... -it might not be that big of a deal. I do like the 'dumbwaiter' vending machine idea, too, for remote areas of the ship (on call engineering break areas). Those things could be easily re-supplied via carts. Someone needs to give all those red-shirts things to do between suicide missions.
You could go back and just say 'well let's make it a replicator, they already have transporters!' but that seems to seriously underplay what can happen in 75 years of advancements. If they even had replicators or mini-transporters all over the 2266 ship - what was left to do by 2370 then? I also think we seriously over estimate how 'good' replicated food is compared to the real equivalent. We have lots of food science in our own time and many of us don't know what the 'real' versions of different things taste like: sugar cane Coke vs. corn syrup Coke, 'oil-based' popcorn butter vs. , uh, actual melted butter. McDonalds hamburger compared to a real piece of never frozen meet on a freshly made kaiser. It's a hamburger, for sure, but it's not the same. But the former would be good enough for a starship.
Saying Transporter = Replicator, to me, is like saying 'Celluloid Film Projection = Interactive Movie, afterall they're both moving pictures on a screen'.
Maybe the 23rd century transporter is an 'analog' technology and is 'digital' in the 24th? It seems to me that some kind of breakthrough happened that allowed practical replication.
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|September 8 2008, 10:10 AM
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And transporters don't seem to require that much power: they are available aboard small craft, they can be operated even by badly battle-damaged ships like the Enterprise and Reliant in ST2, and it seems Rona Dagar manages to activate one by using the batteries of a hand phaser in TNG "The Hunted"...
Not that we'd ever have seen a food slot in a crew cabin, of course. And in, say, "Enemy Within", "Obsession" and "Amok Time", the bringing of food to a cabin (in the latter case, to a definite high-end cabin of a top officer) furthered the plot... But of course people still bring bottles and other presents to each other in the TNG era where replicators are everywhere.
And as many have pointed out, both the TOS and TNG transporters were able to duplicate the objects being transported, in some "fault situations". The creation of an object out of nothingness, or out of a weeks-old pattern, didn't appear to be an option when using the basic transporters of either era, though - only "simultaneous" duplicates were allowed.
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|September 8 2008, 02:17 PM
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Besides, as I said above, we've already seen a TOS transporter function as a replicator -- when it replicated James T. Kirk in "The Enemy Within." And since neither copy of Kirk was half his normal mass, we can assume that it assembled the second copy from some matter supply that wasn't normally in the configuration of a human being -- say, maybe it beamed up a quantity of atmosphere and soil and rock from the beamup site, superimposed the temporarily stored Kirk pattern over the air-soil-rock pattern, and reassembled those particles in the shape of Kirk, but with enough errors in the neurological pattern to result in an "evil" Kirk. (With complementary errors in the original assembly causing the "good" Kirk's brain to be lacking in certain functions as well.)
More fundamentally, there's the simple question of heat. A starship is surrounded by vacuum, which is a superb insulator. Heat can only be radiated from the ship at a limited rate. And the more power gets used within the ship, the more waste heat inevitably results. "Power to burn" is a fitting choice of words, except it's the crew that gets burned -- or baked -- if power is generated too profligately.
The FJ blueprints put the transporter rooms on deck 7, right? That was just one deck above the food processing machinery, and between that machinery and the crew-quarters decks.
And I can see why it would make sense to have a food slot in the transporter room. Heck, the poor guy who needs to stand there by himself for 8 hours at a time is gonna need at least the occasional cup of coffee. Also, what if there's a contamination issue and the people beamed to the transporter room need to be kept in isolation for a few hours while medical tests are done? Remember, they didn't have biofilters at the time. In that case, it might be necessary to have a way of delivering food to the transporter room without any direct interaction between the quarantine subjects and the rest of the crew.
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The Grandstream GXP1105 is a next generation small business IP phone that features up to 2 call appearances with 1 SIP account, 4 programmable keys, single network port, integrated PoE.
Small Office 2 Line Basic IP Phone
Small Office 2 Line Basic IP Phone With PoE
The GXV3500 is a powerful next generation IP video encoder & decoder combo device. It features cutting edge H.264 real-time video compression for analog video as well as IP video decoding with excellent image clarity.
Advanced Multimedia Video VoIP Phone with 7" Touchscreen LCD Display
Advanced Multimedia Video VoIP Phone
The GXP2200 represents the future of enterprise business telephones in modern Internet age. The GXP2200 features Android 2.3, a vast number of 3rd party applications.
Affordable Video VoIP Phone
GXP2124 is a next generation enterprise grade IP phone that features 240x120 backlit graphical LCD, 4 line keys with up to 4 SIP accounts, 4 dedicated XML programmable context-sensitive soft keys, 24+4 XML programmable speed-dial/BLF extension keys.
6 Line Executive Phone for your IP PBX or Hosted Solution
4 Line Phone for your IP PBX or Hosted Solution
4 Line Basic Phone for your IP PBX or Hosted Solution
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