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The Steelers, Giants, Broncos and Vikings were big draws for the five networks based on the release Thursday of the NFL schedule. So were Randy Moss and Brett Favre, so for the sake of the Packers and the networks No. 4 had better come back and not retire.
Starting in Week 11, flexible scheduling comes into play for Sunday games. NBC has the Sunday night schedule and has the ability to move games from the afternoon to prime time. That process begins Nov. 12.
Peyton Manning is always a top draw so he starts the NBC Sunday night season with a game against his brother, Eli Manning of the Giants, on Sept. 10 at Giants Stadium. The Colts have a Nov. 5 Sunday night game at New England that will be one of the highlights of the season. ESPN has a Monday night prime game on Dec. 18 featuring the Colts against the Bengals that could be high scoring if Carson Palmer is back fully from his knee surgery.
But from Nov. 12 through the end of the season, the Colts could be on call for another prime-time move. That could be the Nov. 19 game against the Cowboys in Dallas, the Nov. 19 game in Indianapolis against the Eagles or the Dec. 10 game against the Jaguars in Jacksonville.
Stay tuned.
Perhaps the biggest surprise of the schedule is how well the Raiders fared even though they are coming off a 4-12 season. They play the Chargers in Oakland in the second of two ESPN Monday night games on Sept. 11. They have an NBC Sunday night game against the Broncos in Denver on Oct. 15. The Seahawks play host to them on ESPN Nov. 6 in Seattle on Monday night. Then, the Chiefs visit the Raiders Dec. 23 in a Saturday NFL Network game.
Like Al Davis, the prime-time networks are banking on Art Shell's re-instilling the Raiders' tradition and getting the franchise back to .500 (or above). Plus, Moss is still one of the most entertaining players in the game.
Compare the Raiders' schedule to their Bay Area rivals -- the 49ers. Like the Raiders, the 49ers were 4-12 in 2005. The only prime-time appearance for the 49ers is a Dec. 14 game against the Seahawks in Seattle, a Thursday night game on the NFL Network.
The other surprise is how the Packers, also 4-12 in 2005, still remain one of the better draws. They have two Monday night games on ESPN -- Oct. 2 at Philadelphia and Nov. 27 at Seattle. They have a Thursday night NFL Network game against the Vikings Dec. 21.
The Steelers head the list of big draws with four prime-time games, including three of their first four -- Thursday, Sept. 7 against the Dolphins in Pittsburgh; Monday, Sept. 18 against the Jaguars in Jacksonville on ESPN; and Oct. 8 at San Diego on Sunday night on NBC. Sandwiched in between those games is a key AFC North division contest against the Bengals on Sept. 24. and an Oct. 1 bye week. Tough start to the season.
Here's a look at the top 10 matchups of the 2006.
1. Dallas Cowboys at Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Oct. 8, and Philadelphia at Dallas, Christmas Day
Terrell Owens' return to Philadelphia will be even more compelling than his first game against his former 49ers teammates last season. It's fitting the first game will be in Philadelphia. The Eagles have a good chance to be 3-0 or 2-1. They open with road games at Houston and at San Francisco and have a home game against the Giants on Sept. 17. The Cowboys' first two games are against the Jaguars and Redskins but they should be 2-1 heading into that Eagles game. The Philadelphia fans will be rabid. They will have a chance to boo Owens, and Owens will love being in the spotlight. Now, he's wearing the colors of the Cowboys. The Cowboys have three of their first four games on the road, so Owens will be used to the jeers instead of the cheers. This has a chance to be one of the loudest games of the year.
2. Denver Broncos at Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday, Nov. 5
Broncos owner Pat Bowlen told the NFL where to go when the league asked him to open the Broncos' season in Pittsburgh on Thursday, Sept. 7. After all, the Broncos lost the AFC title game in Denver to the Steelers. That loss still hurts. In some ways, the NFL was easy on the Broncos. Instead of scheduling a December game in Pittsburgh, the Broncos got a break by playing Nov. 5. It will be a 4:15 game and cold, but it could be worse. At least, the Broncos won't be playing in the worst weather conditions. Since being dominated by the Steelers in the AFC title game, Denver has added two more Cleveland Browns defensive linemen to bring their number of former Browns to seven. Those linemen know the Steelers, but they haven't had much success against them. Maybe there will be safety in numbers.
3. Indianapolis Colts at New England Patriots, Sunday Night, Nov. 5
The Colts' season usually is judged by how they do against the Patriots. Last season, the Colts beat the Patriots, 40-21, and thoughts of reaching the Super Bowl flashed through their heads. So did thoughts of an unbeaten season. The Colts added to the rivalry by stealing one of Boston's favorite sons, kicker Adam Vinatieri. His return should bring mixed feelings for the Patriots fans. First, they love him for being one of the clutch kickers in NFL history. Second, he's almost as popular as Tom Brady. But his return will have everyone wondering whether the Patriots did enough this offseason. The Patriots will have seven games in the books by the time they play the Colts. The Patriots opened free agency with $20 million of cap room but lost seven players and cut four. The Colts lost linebacker David Thornton and halfback Edgerrin James. By November, whomever they draft in the first or second round as running back should be a factor in their offense.
4. New York Giants at Dallas Cowboys, Monday night, Oct. 23 on ESPN and Sunday, Dec. 3 in Giants Stadium
NFC East games are the ticket to big ratings in 2006. The division is the most competitive in football, and it has some of the biggest rivalries. Plus, they are in some of the biggest television markets in the country. Even though the Cowboys, Eagles and Redskins are marquee teams, the Giants should be a steady playoff contender after building around Eli Manning, who has plenty of weapons -- halfback Tiki Barber, receivers Amani Toomer and Plaxico Burress and tight end Jeremy Shockey. The Giants will try to put on a relentless pass rush to challenge the immobility of Cowboys quarterback Drew Bledsoe. Though Giants coach Tom Coughlin and Cowboys coach Bill Parcells are good friends, this is a rivalry that is growing because of the players and the big names on both teams. The Oct. 23 game is one of ESPN's better Monday night games.
5. San Diego Chargers at Denver Broncos, Sunday, Nov. 19 and at San Diego, Sunday, Dec. 10
It's hard to figure who will be the Broncos' main challengers in the AFC West. Will it be the Chiefs, who traded for Herman Edwards to coach in place of retired Dick Vermeil? Will it be the Raiders now that Shell is back? The Chargers probably are their biggest challengers, and the Broncos get the break by getting the first game in Denver. The way this series works is that the Broncos usually win their home game, but struggle in San Diego later in the season. Last year, the Broncos played the season finale and won by busting up Drew Brees' shoulder and sweeping the series. Philip Rivers takes over at quarterback so by this late-season matchup, the Chargers should know where they fit in the AFC West. With their defense, they should be pretty good.
6. Minnesota Vikings at Seattle Seahawks, Sunday, Oct. 22
The Vikings tore a big hole in the free agency rules by using poison pills to take Pro Bowl guard Steve Hutchinson away from the Seahawks. Hutchinson was considered the top priority to re-sign by the Seahawks. They didn't want to lose him. In response, the Seahawks came back and used poison pills to steal Vikings wide receiver Nate Burleson on a seven-year, $49 million deal. There is a little bit of a building rivalry between these two NFC teams. Of the seven new first-time coaches, Vikings coach Brad Childress might have the best chance to go to the playoffs. He takes over a talented team that has been building through free agency and the draft the past couple years. It might hurt them that they traded away quarterback Daunte Culpepper, but the Vikings will know by October whether Brad Johnson can hold up as their quarterback. This could be Mike Holmgren's last year in Seattle. The team is trying to work on a contract extension, but the one game he won't want to lose is this one.
7. Atlanta Falcons at Carolina Panthers, Sunday, Sept. 10 and in Atlanta, Sunday, Dec. 24
This is a big one that will slip under the headlines during the first week of the NFL opening weekend. Still, the Panthers finally figured out how to stop Falcons quarterback Michael Vick last year. The Panthers swept them twice after years of losing. They changed their defense in order to get faster and be able to blitz. Vick's mobility drives them crazy, but years of drafting and signing free agents have given them the man-to-man coverage ability to contain the Falcons. Falcons coach Jim Mora will be motivated to fix what went wrong in Atlanta's two losses to the Panthers.
8. Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots, Sunday, Oct. 8 and at Miami, Sunday, Dec. 10
It's surprising prime time didn't pick up either of these games, but the second game in Miami should on NBC's radar to move to prime time. The Dolphins have a chance to take the division away from the Patriots. Nick Saban pulled nine wins last season from a team that didn't have a lot of talent and made the best of having Gus Frerotte at quarterback. Now, the Dolphins have Daunte Culpepper and a month of the regular season to get him ready for the Patriots game. Saban and Patriots coach Bill Belichick are friends. Saban learned the NFL under Belichick. He's building a similar team and he has had one of the best offseasons. Still, the Patriots have home-field advantage in their first meeting and need to take advantage of it.
9. Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers, Sunday, Sept, 24 and in Cincinnati, Sunday, Dec. 31
The Steelers have a huge advantage in this game. First, there is no guarantee Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer will be playing in this game. It's in Week 3, and he's coming off major knee surgery from an injury suffered in the Bengals' playoff loss to the Steelers. The Bengals are still searching for a backup quarterback. It could be Joey Harrington or Tommy Maddox or Jamie Martin starting in this game. Advantage, Pittsburgh. Steelers coach Bill Cowher won't let the Steelers forget that they lost a home game to the Bengals last season.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars at Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Sept, 24 and at Jacksonville, Sunday, Dec. 10
Give the NFL credit for listening. The criticism over the past few years of schedules is that too many of the key division games are delayed until November. You shouldn't have to wait 10 weeks for the top teams in the division to play. The Jaguars and Colts are the top two teams in the AFC South. Jaguars coach Jack Del Rio has a tough, physical defense that gives the Colts trouble. Peyton Manning will have the Colts focused on trying to get off to a good start in a tough opening slate. The Colts open at the Giants and have home games against division rivals Houston and Jacksonville. With two home games early, the Colts have to win to be in control of the division. There will be pressure on the Colts to win this game, but the Colts respond to pressure during the regular season.
John Clayton is a senior writer for ESPN.com.


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Expert on crisis PR: What Obama is doing wrong
Who do you think Obama should put in charge of the response? I vote for Bill Clinton.
Mother Jones has a good interview with Chris Lehane, an expert in crisis communication.
They lead with the BP communications screw up, but I actually think what he has to say about what team Obama is doing wrong is much more important:
MJ: What do you think about Obama's response?
CL: I'm empathetic in the first couple of weeks, the White House not necessarily fully engaging because this was a private-sector entity that was representing that it had the situation under control. I think after the first two or three weeks when it became obvious that this was a much bigger problem and that they simply did not have their hands around it, I think at that point, just given the magnitude of the issue, that the administration needed to sort of channel their Teddy Roosevelt. That means not only hectoring and beating up the company for irresponsible conduct, it means physically coming in and taking charge of the situation.
I always thought that at a minimum they needed to have a very high-level person who was recognizable publicly to be on the ground there and in charge. And as the situation evolved, they needed to consider actually seizing the BP platform and putting it under federal control. It's a similar situation with the California energy crisis. At the time I'd given the recommendation to Governor [Gray] Davis that the national guard should have taken over the power plants. And people can raise legal issues, and there are probably some very valid legal arguments, but at the end of the day, it's a question of whether the public believes you're taking strong action and are not going to stand for it.
Well, I don't see the point in seizing the platform since the government has no particular value-added on the effort to stop the gusher. It would look like grand-standing.
MJ: Some people have wondered whether the government didn't get involved in the BP disaster sooner because of the same kind of liability issues you raised earlier.
CL: That's the same kind of argument they made during the energy crisis, and my point was, at the end of the day, there's an expectation from the public that the government is going to protect them and is ultimately responsible and accountable for this. If the government doesn't come in and play that role, the public is ultimately going to come in and hold them politically accountable. And in a situation where you are looking at legal accountability versus political accountability, it's the government version of the Arthur Andersen decision. To me, political accountability is going to ultimately be more important.
And by the way, I say this with my legal hat on, there are always ways to poke holes in whether you actually have any legal accountability. At a minimum, you could pass legislation pretty quickly giving the government the ability to come in and take over the receivership. You probably could have pretty quickly introduced legislation, and those who were going to vote against it would have looked ridiculous. Most people would vote for it, and you then would have the legal capacity to go in.
Seems implausible to me. You don't need to go the receivership route for Obama to take over the response effort.
MJ: If you were advising Obama and BP, what would you tell each of them to do going forward?
CL: For Obama, put someone of national stature on the ground and in charge. Demonstrate a series of steps that show progress and action. Three, seek ways to emotionally connect to the public on the issue. And four, consider something pretty significant that allows you to pivot from being defensive on this to being offensive. And to me that is the potential receivership play.
Almost right, I think.
First, I very much agree he should have put someone of national stature on the ground in charge. Bill Clinton comes to mind. I'd be interested in your ideas. Thad Allen just isn't the guy. Another possibility is Colin Powell.
Second, unfortunately there's not bloody much Obama can do to avert lots and lots of bad news and bad images, as many have said (see Will eco-disasters destroy Obama's legacy? and 20-year veteran of the Coast Guard: "With a spill of this magnitude and complexity, there is no such thing as an effective response"). But the public clearly perceives Obama could be doing more — certainly more visibly — and I suspect he could. They should have formally stripped BP of the leadership on the response weeks ago.
Three, that's why I'd put Clinton in charge because he combines both leadership and emotional connection.
Four, no, I don't think receivership puts Obama on the offensive. It just adds to the "government takeover" meme. But the pivot does put him on the offensive and he needs to press this very hard at every level, not just a few speeches (see "Obama begins spill-to-bill pivot: BP oil disaster means we must end our dependence on fossil fuels").
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Lets be honest about the future…. There are a string of climate crises on the horizon: heatwaves, droughts, wild fires, hurricanes, floods, sea level rise, crop failures, storms, climate refugees, disease, water crisis…..We already have had small versions of these problems, and we should expect larger and more frequent events. We just don't know when and how bad they will be…. But an easy prediction is to say they will be more common and more harsh.
"Failing to prepare is just preparing for failure" – or does that only apply to sports?
Seems like this is worthy of creating a dedicated cabinet position.
What I Think
First, I agree that someone with excellent leadership, thinking, and communicative abilities should have been put in charge of this full time. That much is clear.
Second, I don't agree that the response in the first two weeks was understandable. Other than being "empathetic" in the sense that I am, I hope, empathetic with the human condition in general, and with people who have tough jobs, I'm not "empathetic" with the initial response. Here's why:
Whenever we create an open hole in the bottom of the ocean, that goes into an oil reservoir, and whenever an entire oil platform burns and sinks, we ought to know right away that we very, very, very likely have a major problem on our hands and that the clock is ticking. If the private company says anything other than "we promise to have it plugged within 24 hours, sir!", you need to get involved, a lot, and fast. I don't expect that a brilliant person who has been a lawyer, and who was the head of the Harvard Law Review, can also be an excellent scientist, petroleum engineer, or whatever. But, I DO expect that he can surround himself with people who know when we have an immense problem on our hands. That is the whole point. They should have been on top of this from the get-go, and they should have been in charge within 24 hours, given that things weren't fixed by that point. If the government needs people who can promptly identify a potentially huge problem, when it happens, in this sort of field, call me up.
Third, I do not feel that people (at BP or in the government) are using their full intelligences and creativity and resources in order to solve this. There are too many things not being done, and there are too many things being done "on the cheap", and too much time is passing. Can anyone here really say that everything possible is being done? No way.
In the end, the main thing that matters on this sort of thing is effectiveness. Giving a private organization weeks or months to do things doesn't get us anywhere. Being "legalistic", and not finding legal ways to take charge, doesn't get us anywhere. The things that matter are plugging the gusher, containing the flow, and cleaning up things promptly, BEFORE the stuff gets onto the beaches and into the wetlands — in other words, we've failed on that count already. The ultimate grader is the calendar, and how many days and weeks have already passed? Even if the gusher were completely plugged tomorrow, I'd still give the overall effort a D-minus at this point, all things considered.
President Obama — and I voted for him and still wish him well — had better get his team in shape, replace ineffective folks, and "get with it" in a new and more effective way. Period.
I do agree that someone prominent, credible, excellent, creative, demanding, effective, intelligent, and action-oriented should be put in charge of the Gulf effort and live there until it's fixed.
Be Well, and Cheers!
Richard, I agree- a Cabinet level position is called for. Hansen would be the obvious choice.
Clinton would have been a great person to manage events in the Gulf, but it's too late, and he wouldn't want to try to patch up others' mistakes. Maybe Wesley Clark instead- not so empathetic, but a good and very intelligent on the ground commander.
I think that the Federal government should not 'take over' the action of stopping the leak. It is very likely that this mess will continue leaking until August, when the relief wells may (or may not) stop the flow.
Also, I find this business of counting the days of the disaster is misleading (Day 49!) When do they stop counting? When the flow is contained? That does not mark the end of the disaster, only the end of one stage of it. I wonder if those impacted by the Exxon Valdez would agree that the crisis is over.
I do, however, agree that we need someone to stand in for the President on the day to day progress of action taken. Bill Clinton is a good choice. I wonder if he can work with Bush Senior and raise money to help the oil gusher survivors. (I meant that as a joke, but maybe it is a good idea.)
I think that putting B. Clinton in charge would look too much like Obama needing someone more presidential than himself to play the role he should have been playing himself. And I think someone with military experience would have good qualifications for running a major operation like this. So I agree with Wesley Clark or Colin Powell, although Powell has an unfortunate history of going along with those who were trying to pull one over on the public, and some might have trouble trusting him to tell it like it is rather than going along with BP's version of the story. So Wesley Clark seems like a really good choice. I'm on the fence as to whether it's too late for that to be a good move–it certainly would have been a good move in the first week or two.
The Deepwater Horizon rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico is causing questions to be asked further afield about the place of oil and oil exploration.
International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has just released its demand for a global moratorium on exploration in any "ecologically sensitive" area.
Into this category the organisation puts all deep-ocean sites, and anywhere in the polar regions.
IUCN is an unusual organisation in that its members include governments and non-governmental organisations.
It seems a reasonable conclusion to draw that the reason behind the disparity is simply financial; if companies saw more profit in building wind turbines than exploring for oil and gas, they'd want to build turbines.
Would imposing a moratorium on oil exploration, as Mr Arsenis proposes, alter that equation? Or would energy companies move to oil drilling somewhere else, rather than wind power locally?
Hey Joe,
What do you think of Robert Reich's idea to create a Gulf Recovery Corps modeled after the Civilian Conservation Corps? I think it would be a great way for the Obama Administration to regain control of the narrative surrounding the spill, supply the necessary labor that the Gulf cleanup will require, tackle youth unemployment, and create a new generation of Americans that appreciate environmentalism. Check out http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-reich/green-jobs-proposal-put-t_b_602183.html
[JR: I like it.]
Bill McKibbon on All Things Considered discussing how Obama should be using the Gulf disaster as a teaching moment on climate policy and clean energy:
Well done Bill!
A couple of Australian political comedians' take on the oil disaster:
Very funny
Let's just get this well plugged. We won't get there with BP in charge and I think former labor secretary Robert Reich's proposal is the most sound. Put BP into receivership. That way the government can't be lied to and the company will no longer have to put it's feduciary responsibility to its shareholders above the well being of the public for the catastrophe largly of it's own creation.
Right now, President Clinton should have his hands full with Haiti. There are a lot of people exposed to the wet and wind.
I think that the Coast Guard was designated lead before the spill so we should stick with that. Bringing a lot more support given how large this is would be a good thing though. A little more info about the progress of the criminal investigation would be good. If there is foreign assistance that fits, it would be good politics to welcome it. Right now we are still facing the unsolved technical problem of lots of oil in the water at depth. Providing either mixing to the surface or a direct source of oxygen will be needed to break that oil down. This is a place to slam BP since they are refusing to deal with that problem.
I just want to say I really appreciate the work of Joe Romm and Climate Progress. I have been a follower of Real Climate religiously for the past year, and I have just recently started following Climate Progress.
Thanks for all the updates on the state of climate science and politics of the issues.
Obama has put his faith in too many politicians. If he is going to preserve any credibility he must replace some of his closest advisers. I'd start with David Axelrod and Rahm Emmanuel. Both have a cagey air of 'permanent campaign'. Until they are gone this administration will suffer similar 'finger in the wind' crises.
What the public wants is some sense that there will be accountability. If your administration seems to have been ineffective then accountability must start there. This may be painful but the alternative is a strengthened, and extremist, GOP gutting any legislation that would clear the way for the US to enter the 21st Century.
Dan B, #14, Amen. Axelrod and Emmanuel are hacks, and have led our well intentioned president astray. Emmanuel in particular has way too much history with Wall Street and corporate America, and is reluctant to anger them. They will find that it has been the people that they are angering instead.
Bill Clinton is far too polarizing for this national emergency. The focus would turn to him and not the work or leadership required. Too many hard R's would rather root for a Clinton(or Obama, for that matter) to fail than see the clean-up managed properly. Colin Powell would be much better.

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Source: The Korea Times
quote: We already saw this with x86-64 CPUs running 32-bit Windows and drivers.
quote: Both CPU cores are able to run 32-bit and 64-bit ARM code, as well as a mix of both so long as the OS is 64-bit.
quote: Speaking at ARM TechCon 2011 in Santa Clara, Calif., ARM Chief Technology Officer Mike Muller said the new v8 architecture would consist of two main execution states: AArch64 and AArch32, with the former introducing a new A64 for 64-bit processing instruction set, while the latter would continue to support ARM's existing instruction set."ARM V8 fully supports 32 bit ARMv7a software," said Muller, adding that the architecture had been designed to "maximize the benefits across both 32-bit and 64-bit application areas."
quote: AArch32The ARMv8 32-bit execution state, that uses 32-bit general purpose registers, and a 32-bit program counter (PC), stack pointer (SP), and link register (LR). AArch32 execution state provides a choice of two instruction sets, A32 and T32. Operation in AArch32 state is compatible with ARMv7-A operation.AArch64The ARMv8 64-bit execution state, that uses 64-bit general purpose registers, and a 64-bit program counter (PC), stack pointer (SP), and exception link registers (ELR). AArch64 execution state provides a single instruction set, A64.
quote: Of course, for compatibility reasons, we still support the entire ARMv7 machine in the new ARMv8 architecture, but when running 64-bit software, this part of the machine is not being used, and the area of complex legacy it had built up does not need to be active when running in the 64-bit ISA, unlike other architectures where 64-bit extension was simply added to the historical complexity and legacy of their 32-bit mode.It is not possible, for example, for a 32-bit hypervisor to support a 64-bit operating system while executing in the HYP mode.However, it should be noted that the halting debug view is no longer compatible with tools that today support ARMv7 halted debug even if the processor is running only 32-bit code. For this to work it will be necessary to have the debugger updated to support ARMv8. Self hosted AArch32 debug used by an OS however does not change.For this reason, the ARM processors will run today's 32-bit software without alteration and as such no impact to the ecosystem. Only key targeted areas of software will initially need to consider operating within A64 instruction set. The first is likely to be a hypervisor or any secure monitor code in such a system. Since the new hardware accelerated virtualization was first introduced in the Cortex-A15, which already supported much of the new page table format, updating such a hypervisor is manageable and many vendors have already started.
quote: "Not in the shortest time. But yes, our next smartphones will have 64-bit processing functionality," said Shin.
quote: Note he is NOT saying they will be shipping a full 64 bit processor in any phone, just "64-bit processing functionality". Hell, most 32 bit processors can do 64 bit work (and many can do 128 bit work). This does not make them true 64 bit processors. At this point there is no way of knowing just how "64 bit" those coming Samsung processors will be.
quote: "Shin said the next set of Samsung Galaxy smartphones would feature 64-bit processors for more power and speed"
quote: Today Apple announced it was filing a new suit against Samsung for "shamelessly copying" its invention the 64 bit processor
quote: Pretending that Samsung is some sort of poor innocent who had no choice but to play dirty is beyond silly. I suppose Apple taught them how to hire people to write fake reviews, too? Apple taught them to quote .15 watt power usage figures for SSDs that use over 5 watts when writing? Apple taught them how to make a panel lottery for their televisions, so buyers don't know what they're getting for their money?
quote: You can also think tablets, convertibles, notebooks, desktops or desktop replacements, and servers....televisions, set-top boxes, cars, fridges, drones, battle droids, orgasmatrons - basically, the usual suspects, and then everything else you didn't think of.
quote: And lastly, the one everyone seems to get hung up on, it allows for clean addressing of 4+ GB of ram. Microsoft got caught with their pants down in the PC world on this one. People buying PC's with 4 GB of RAM, but OS could only use 3.0 GB, or maybe 3.2 GB, because OS was only 32 bit. High end phones already have 2 GB of RAM. It makes sense to begin transitioning them to 64 bit *now* so that in a year or two, when 4 GB phones hit the market, you won't be stuck with only 3.2 GB usable.
quote: A 64 bit processor handles large floating point calculations a lot faster than a 32 bit one does.
quote: It also provides a lot more CPU registers, and it increases the size of those registers; most 32 bit chips are somewhat constrained in this area.
quote: And lastly, the one everyone seems to get hung up on, it allows for clean addressing of 4+ GB of ram. Microsoft got caught with their pants down in the PC world on this one. People buying PC's with 4 GB of RAM, but OS could only use 3.0 GB, or maybe 3.2 GB, because OS was only 32 bit. High end phones already have 2 GB of RAM. It makes sense to begin transitioning them to 64 bit *now* so that in a year or two, when 4 GB phones hit the market, you won't be stuck with only 3.2 GB usable.
quote: An obvious reason for 64-bit is the support of more than 4GB of physical memory; however this is achieved in ARMv7's LPAE extension on Cortex-A15 and Cortex-A7. Why then is 64-bit useful?In server applications, OS and application software are frequently 64-bit today, so 64-bit pointers for virtual addressing are critical in these applications. Full support of AArch64, in addition to the power efficient ARMv8 architecture and power optimized microarchitectures, make Cortex-A50 series processors well suited to a broad range of applications in efficient low-power servers.In the desktop environment, a larger virtual address space is important for modern desktop software APIs that may come to rely on having a vast virtual address space for techniques such as memory mapped file I/O and sparse addressing (e.g. for persistent objects). AArch64 also enables efficient 64-bit immediate generation meaning less need for literal pools.A large program counter relative addressing range (+/-4GB) for efficient data addressing is helpful within shared libraries and position-independent executable. The ARMv8 instruction set, fully supported by the Cortex-A50 series processors, is optimized for clean code generation, with its orthogonal ISA and compiler friendly flexible addressing modes.Support for 64-bit in ARMv8 will enable ARM processors to become more broadly deployed in server and desktop applications, and will provide future-proof support for the eventual migration of 64-bit operating systems to mobile applications.
quote: The Cortex-A50 Series is the latest range of processors based on the ARMv8 architecture. The series includes support for the AArch64, a new energy efficient 64-bit execution state that operates alongside an enhanced version of ARM's existing 32-bit execution state.Cortex-A50 series processors are excellent 32-bit processors with 64-bit capability. They deliver more performance for ARMv7 32-bit code in AArch32 execution state, and offer support for 64-bit data and larger virtual addressing space in AArch64 execution state.


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How come? This is the maven directory for 2.3.1 jars:
I looked at https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1960355&group_id=23316&atid=378134 before filing this bug.
The class files in the 2.3.1 maven artifact appear to be missing all debugging information, making debugging that much more challenging. The aforementioned bug report mentioned a separate jar for debug info but I can't find it. I did find an older hsqldb-j5 jar, but it too is missing debugging information.
How come? This is the maven directory for 2.3.1 jars:
Ahh, I was expecting the debug artifact to be named differently from the regular hsqldb artifact.
It is named differently:
Any chance you would be willing to add debug information to the default artifact? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1872491/why-are-some-java-libraries-compiled-without-debugging-information suggests that it shouldn't add overhead.
I'm asking because even though I can use a <classifier/> tag to tell maven about the -jdk6debug artifact, I can't find a way to customize maven-eclipse-plugin so that it'll look for -sources and -javadoc for the sources/javadoc artifacts. As-is it's looking for artifacts with names like -jdk6debug-sources and -jd6debug-javadoc.
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I am a luxury beauty lover. I'll admit that over the years it's become a little harder for me to justify the expense since I have such a vast collection already. But when I first really got hardcore into building my makeup collection it all started with purchasing luxury high-end and niche products online. Some of the products in my Top 10 Luxury Beauty Picks post are products that I have loved for years and are part of what got me into blogging and collecting beauty products. It was truly hard to narrow it down to only 10
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This weeks Makeup Wars Challenge is for our favourite fall look. Fall just happens to be my favourite season. I love the crisp air and sunshine. The beautiful changing leaves bring forth all my most loved colours in nature. Autumn has always been the colour palette that speaks to me the most. My hair isn't a hint at all is it? ;-)I wanted to create an eye look that incorporated all the glorious changing leaves around me. I immediately turned to my arsenal of almost 100 Fyrinnae shades to find the perfect representations of the


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shortman syndrome who usually wears all black, drives a big truck, lives in the 909 or Riverside. dirt bikes and loves Deegan. Fleshgear losers and lots and lots of Slipknot, and ICP. usually attached to a plastic barbie lookin dumb blond
DocJulz tarafından 24 Ekim 2007, Çarşamba
asshole in arab countries
ahmed you donkey you fucked your own sister
missi li tarafından 20 Eylül 2007, Perşembe
a incredibly large and humungous dick/penis
"ok, now get on your knees and suck my donkey!"
"my donkey is so big that it could eat your donkey!"
"my donkey is so big that it could eat your donkey!"
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Something you yell out after you trick someone. Kind of like "made you look" but its cooler.
For example, if you're playing basketball and you throw a fake pass and the guy defending you turns and looks for the ball, you might yell DONKEY.
HRadam tarafından 27 Kasım 2005, Pazar
A big swinging dick. Sourced from "hung like a donkey" or "donkey dick."
My friend Karen loves donkey!
Robert MacKenzie tarafından 29 Ağustos 2005, Pazartesi
Here comes Jesus riding on a donkey. Hosanna, hosanna. Hosanna to the King!
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CAPITOL HILL (AP) _ A Republican leadership aide says Ohio
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The aide says the body of the Republican was found by staff members who went to his apartment after he failed to show up for work. There is no word on the cause of his death.


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"There will come a day where we get to stand before the committee of infractions, which are the ones that matter, and we will be held accountable for any wrongdoing that is found, and that's the way it should be," Freeze said
It is interesting that there is no accountability (or is that accounting) for the money given to these guys! It is all about FAMILY! #HARBAUGH
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|I can think of a couple more . . .
I was hit by a lady at a traffic light when I was 8. I was late heading home from school and in a hurry. I stood at the curb waiting for the cross walk light to go green. Never even looked to my left -- I was on my way home and begn the sprint as soon as I saw it change -- she lied to the cops and said she was not running a red light . . .
Pinery Park sledding for Real Though!
Jumping our bikes like we were Evel Knievel!
Took a ride on the front hood of my Toyota Landcruiser -- trying to stop my neighbors in Bulgaria from stealing it! They got the vehicle and all at have is the extra set of keys and the windshield wiper that broke off in my hands as I tried to hold on and not fall off the hood!
I have stories . . .
|2 weeks 2 days ago
Skiing in the mountains of Bulgaria a few years ago. Ended upside down next to a tree! Took me for ever to get myself turned rightside up . . . don't want to repeat that one!
|2 weeks 2 days ago
|Interesting Read
He is not harsh toward the previous regime but does say that things are very different! I like this quote: The way he is as a person you can see how that combines into one big mega-culture.
The Harbaugh Effect shall we say! He is the bringer of "one big mega-culture."
|3 weeks 12 hours ago
|Some early memories
Tigers '68 -- walking home from school in GR and everyone that had a radio listening to it. About the same time -- the Fearsome Foursome D-Line of the Los Angeles Rams! I loved baseball and football even before I was old enough to play. Remember I lost a tooth running with a piece of concert like it was a football!
|3 weeks 14 hours ago
|So True!
Lying in bed at night listening to the west coast games as you fell asleep on a hot summer evening! Ernie Harwell!
|4 weeks 23 hours ago
|Hands down
Somali women in the Twin Cities!
|4 weeks 3 days ago
People choose to south to north because of several reasons: 1. The southern part is not as hard as the northern; 2. It warms earlier in the south allowing for an earlier start (most start between March 1 and April1); 3. You can not start too late in the year when going north bound as the trail closes in Maine when the weather starts to get bad (as early as mid-September).These are just a few of the reasons!
|4 weeks 3 days ago
|Bucket List!
I plan to do the AT after I retire (12 years). It may be an obsession but I just "HAVE TO DO IT!" As Mallory is so famously quoted: "Because it's there" When he was asked why he climbed Everest. I have followed various people on youtube the last couple years as they have hiked the trail GA-ME . . . This year I am following a guy named Steve Walker. He is going so slow -- it is an encouragement to other "Old Men."
|8 weeks 6 hours ago
|Hands down
|10 weeks 6 days ago
|Ray Bentley (Hudsonville '79)
I was a Senior at Wayland he was a Junior at Hudsonville. He played QB for them -- and of course LB. Was not that hard to bring down -- but a sure tackler. Enjoyed watching him at CMU!
|17 weeks 1 day ago
|Pump Up!
Tomorrow will ease the tension a little. The fall can not come soon enough!
|18 weeks 2 days ago
|Watching some of the old videos
He was amazing! It was not until we moved to Europe that I really began to love soccer. In the 1994, World Cup fever gripped our new country of Bulgaria. Watching the highlight reels from the 70's this man was brilliant!
|22 weeks 1 day ago
Perhaps! Overbearing? Maybe! I lived four years in the Twin Cities area. The Minnesota fans (Vikings, Twins, etc) are crazy! You must win . .. or heads are expected to roll. The Viking mentality I guess . . .
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|22 weeks 1 day ago
|In many places around the country
Michigan is not hated but respected! And I think HARBAUGH is working hard to get us back to the level of being REALLY hated by rivals!
|22 weeks 3 days ago
|Up voted You!
Simply for your name and photo! CLASSIC!
|22 weeks 5 days ago
|Fastest All Day
Hamlin had been the fastest car all day -- Kenseth (his teammate) knew and was looking to steal the victory at almost any cost!
|23 weeks 17 hours ago
|He's BACK!
Love it! Great to have you back SBF!
|23 weeks 2 days ago
|The memories as a kid!
Green seats (wood)! The overhangs from the upper deck! Closed stadium . . . so many things! I am sorry you never got there! I regret not going to the final game in '99. No excuse!
|24 weeks 1 day ago
|Yes! POSBANGing!
Here for the party! In and in it to win it!
|24 weeks 4 days ago
Great to see them doing so well under great leadership!
|24 weeks 6 days ago
Good Times in the AA -- He is going to be fun to watch (and he will play for the Good Guys)! #HARBAUGH #GARY#BOOM
|25 weeks 2 days ago
|Speaking of Which . . .
Where has RDT been? Am I the only one that did not catch his dismissal? Ouch! Let the campaign to resurrect begin!
|25 weeks 3 days ago
"IT'S GREAT TO BE A MICHIGAN WOLVERINE!" Look forward to singing that song on the 50 yard line many times in the future!
|25 weeks 3 days ago
|We will know in a few hours!
Forget Sam! What does his mother say?


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Tecam Group offers advanced environmental technology for Emissions Treatment and for Industrial Waste Incineration. Tecam Group designs, manufactures and installs several technology solutions, such as Thermal Oxidizers (TO), Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), Regenerative Catalytic Oxidizers (RCO), Zeolite Rotor-Concentrator + Regenerative Thermal Oxidizers (RTO), ...
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Environnement S.A is the leading company in the field of instrumentation for the environment. Ever since its creation in 1978, Environnement S.A has been dedicated to the study, development, manufacture and supply of advanced on-line gas, particulate and water analyzers, using the most recent technologies. Environnement S.A proposes a comprehensive range of continuous ...
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At over 27,000 square feet, Aberdeen Fear Factory is currently the largest indoor haunted attraction in North Carolina. We have expanded to include a large 3-D section and horror movie themed areas. Aberdeen Fear Factory is located in a real factory warehouse.
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Should be 10 stars. Very easy, and very good! My husband requested them for his birthday. I put on a sour cream topping. Thanks so much!
Made this for New Year's Day to take to a sick family member. Of course, I had to keep some for us. Good thing, for it was so yummy!! Left out the nuts, but followed rest of the recipe exactly. Be sure to chill it for a long time, just like a cheesecake. Very easy to throw together. Could even spread a chocolate frosting/topping over the top for a different look/taste. Sure doesn't need it, because it is delish just the way it is. Great recipe, Marie!
I made this twice in one week for Christmas parties. I thought it was addicting...the caramel layer is too good for words. Absolutely loved it. I liked the brown sugar in the crust and I used pecans that I lightly toasted first. Just divine and a new favorite.
I honestly cannot rate this recipe on taste as all I sampled was a nibblet -- I took it to work and it disappeared VERY quickly. I received a ton of compliments and recipe requests. This recipe was very easy to prepare (other than the tedious task of unwrapping all of the caramels)and I followed the directions exactly using pecans. Thank you, Marie, for making me look like I am a good cook with this easy and wonderful recipe!!!
Great recipe Marie! I made this tonight for Sunday night dinner dessert, using my own recipe for sweetened condensed milk that I keep in the freezer. I was looking for a recipe to use up all the extra caramels that I had left over from Halloween...just as you stated, it is fabulous! between five people, there was not a speck left over, everyone gave this dessert thumbs up. Thank you for posting such a wonderful recipe, this is a keeper for sure.....Kittencal:)


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The incredible shrinking surplus is upon us, moving in briskly and proving larger than expected. Even more incredible-though shrinking fast-it is still the second largest surplus in U.S. history, thanks to the end of the cold war and to the fiscal responsibility of the Clinton administration and the last several Congresses. Why is the surplus shrinking?
As many economists predicted, the Bush tax cut, accounting for two-thirds of the decline, has taken a large chunk of federal funds. Declining tax revenues caused by the slowing economy accounts for the other third. But if the surplus is so big, why worry? Because, first, most of the surplus belongs to Social Security and Medicare and, in theory and recent practice, has been kept in the famous "lock-box" by both Democrats and Republicans; and second, President George W. Bush and Congress have spending plans that, if passed, would bring on deficit spending.
The meaning of these volatile trillions and their relation to the budget process and the future of Social Security and Medicare is difficult to grasp. Such large amounts of money (some of it mere projection) and the complexity of the federal budget lead many people to look at the consequences of a revenue shortfall (what will happen?). But some attention needs to be paid to how this happened.
For many Americans those consequences focus on Social Security and Medicare. Will there be enough for...
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Another late night for Stanley Cup, champion Chicago Blackhawks
Fans are using social media to track the Stanley Cup, which was last spotted in the River North area at Rockit Bar and Grill, serving drinks. Excited fans standing in the street got a view of the cup in the window. Some even got a chance to mingle with the 2013 champion Hawks players. Read full article here.
Hawks Take Lord Stanley On the Town
It's been a few years since the Stanley Cup has done a Chicago bar crawl, so the Blackhawks were more than happy to show him the sights on Tuesday night — and early Wednesday morning… After checking out the scene on the rooftop deck, it was on to River North's Rockit Bar & Grill at about 10 p.m., where police cordoned …
Michael Shannon Hosts Man of Steel Screening at Rockit Bar & Grill
"Michael Shannon and Emmy Award® winning television contributor and Rockit Ranch CEO Billy Dec, hosted a benefit screening of Warner Bros. Pictures' and Legendary Pictures' action adventure Man of Steel. All proceeds from the event benefited A Red Orchid Theatre. Guests joined Shannon and Dec for a private screening of Man of Steel at the AMC Loews 600 North Michigan, with …
Groupon Picks the Rockit Burger as a Chicago Favorite!
"With the Rockit Burger, chef Amanda Downing brings a level of sophistication to the classic comfort food." Read the full article here
Just A Bite Notes Rockit Bar & Grill's Mouthwatering Mac and Cheese Recipe
"Adapted from Rockit Bar & Grill, it combines two favorite bar foods of Chefs James Gottwald and Amanda Downing, Mac and Cheese and Buffalo Chicken." Read the full article here
Chef Amanda's Recipe for Chicken Soup for the Cold, Refinery 29
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Babson is known for being the most diverse college in the U.S. More than 30% of the student population come from areas outside of the U.S.
Babson is one of the most diverse campuses that I have seen. People from nearly any country, background, culture you can think of. It's shocking at first but when you adjust it is a blessing.
Everyone is very accepting and very kind.
We have a lot of Diversity, due to the fact of the high international presence. Also there is a lot of diversity when it comes to economical background because the school is able to award funds to students who show promise. There is a little bit of everything here but things do tend to get very cliquey
Babson is a very diverse campus. It has an enormous diversity regarding economic background, political belief and religion. Sexual orientation is generally not as diverse, in my opinion. Most people are heterosexual there. There are a few who are not, who are accepted, liked and very much part of the school environment. Sometimes, the huge wealth of some families is a little amazing to the more average population.
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More than 70 countries are represented in Babson's undergraduate student body. This statement alone shows that Babson is very culturally diverse. With the international population making up close to 25 percent of undergraduates, it is interesting to observe their visible impact on student life. This diversity gives students valuable experience, especially because students can practice their foreign languages right on campus. If you want to find international students, they are not hard to spot. Most hang out near the library door entrance with a cigarette in one hand, while talking away with the other to a group of equally-fluent students. It's not surprising that many international students feel most comfortable and have more fun talking with other international students of similar ethnic backgrounds. Shared interests, beliefs, and habits are what bring these students into such tight clusters. This doesn't mean that they don't communicate at all with anyone else; it just means that most of their close friends consist of people with similar ethnic backgrounds. It's also true that the campus lacks in terms of racial diversity. African Americans comprise the lowest percentage of undergraduates, followed by Hispanics.
Different cultural backgrounds make up this school's atmosphere. Babson is well-known for its international business program. This correlation between the international business concentration and Babson's general program is interesting, and may be seen as an advantage to graduating students looking for jobs. Babson's cultural diversity and its rankings in that field may also prompt managers to hire Babson graduates. Currently, many business transactions in the fast-growing global market involve at least some type of international interaction.
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