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Changes to scheduled rendering
This patch reduces number of screen parts (VGA_PARTS)
to one and forces screen draw at vertical timer
interrupt. Additionally, it splits off RENDER_EndUpdate
and schedules it to occur approximately half a frame
later. The net result is that drawing schedule is
closer to what actually happens on the real hardware
and the longest critical section in rendering code is
slightly smaller. See forums (Broken Programs) for
detailed discussion.
Fixes: King's Quest 6 intro movie, Turbo Outrun. May
also fix tearing in some other games.
Other potential positive effects: It is slightly faster
due to reduced per-part overhead (most likely,
negligible); frame latency is lower (image appears on
screen half a frame earlier); simpler.
Possible adverse effects: Look for stuttering sound.
Look for problems in OpenGL frontend (cannot test as it
is not usable on ATI).
Please report all problems with this patch in forum or
Changes to scheduled rendering
Logged In: YES
Patch updated to match current CVS. Large part of the old
version is actually already in CVS. So, the current
incarnation of the patch is very simple. All it does is
changing to number of parts via the define and introducing
some delay between last part and call to RENDER_EndUpdate.
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Update to current CVS. There was a change that made this
patch ineffective for quite a while.

subset: commoncrawl


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Grassy Fields
Beautiful, albeit muddy, evening today, after several days of rain. The girls and I enjoyed a walk in the fields and woods behind the house.
Beautiful, albeit muddy, evening today, after several days of rain. The girls and I enjoyed a walk in the fields and woods behind the house.
The Central Iowa Kennel Club is offering a handling seminar in Des Moines on May 21-22, 2016. This is a great learning opportunity, no matter if you have been showing for years or you are just looking to get started.
I enjoyed a long walk on the first day of spring with the girls. Love these days we can take our nice long walks!
Stopped at the park and snapped a quick picture of the girls. Long walks with my pups is bliss for me. 🙂
As someone who regularly walks multiple dogs, I can't tell you how frustrating it is to see loose dogs. I usually modify my route, to avoid, if I see a loose dog up ahead. It is not cool to have a dog rush me when I'm walking 300+ lbs of dog. I've been pretty lucky so far and typically can yell at the approaching dog with a stern, "NO! GO HOME!" and they seem to listen. <knock on wood> My dogs seem confident that I'll deal with the situation and don't get too riled up.
The other night when we got to obedience class, Gigi had to drop down to super sneaky stealth mode in order to stalk her bestie (Isla, the Lab). I bet Isla never even saw her.
She cracks me up!
The Great Dane Club of Des Moines has formed a "Great Dane Meet Up Group". We had our first event yesterday – a walk around Gray's Lake in Des Moines. We had eleven Danes show up! Not bad for our first event. It was a fun time, getting to meet other Dane owners and causing quite the scene as we paraded around the park. The beautiful weather drew lots of people outside! Kizzy and Gigi both had a great time.
Getting caught up on posting some pictures…
A little late in posting these, but Oden stayed with us while his owner was out of town and we had lots of fun playing in the snow. The dogs really love it when we go sledding – chasing the kids up and down the hill! We also had my mom's Lab come over to join the party – lots of dogs and kids to play. Lots of fun! See a gallery of pictures


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About Dr. Shepherd as a central figure, Dr. Howell has constructed in an interesting manner the story of medical practice and institutions in Montreal during the period from 1869 to 1929. With the substitution of different names, the same narrative might be applied to the course of medical affairs in other cities of Canada and in numerous ones in the United States. At the beginning of this period, medical schools in America were inferior to those in Europe, and the teachers were usually general practitioners who expected their positions to aid them in their private business. Among these teachers were some talented and determined young men who, like Dr. Shepherd, continuously worked for the gradual betterment of medical education and medical institutions. Dr. Shepherd was an enthusiastic teacher of anatomy for more than thirty years. Like him, most of the surgeons of the last quarter of the nineteenth century came
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Warren Wills looks to bring Jews and Arabs together through music
Award-winning composer and pianist Warren Wills is using his skills to break down cultural boundaries.
Australian Mr Wills, 48, is putting together a collaboration of Jewish and Middle Eastern music at London's Shaw Theatre on Sunday.
Called Genesis to Broadway, the event, which features a variety of musical genres and a performance from Iraqi musician Ahmed Mukhtar, is part of a bigger project by Mr Wills to celebrate the commonalities of people in the Middle East. He tells People: "We are hoping to use the concert as a springboard to do more in New York, Gaza, Jerusalem and Baghdad.
"We are very excited about using music to transcend borders. As a professional musician, I think it is very important to give something back."
Mr Wills, who has worked with Woody Allen, was awarded the Carling London Best Musical Award for Pinmoney Opera in 1992.


text: India export data and statistics of May 2011 of chapter 62 - Articles of apparel and clothing accessories not knitted or crocheted. Live online India Export Data Of Chapter 62 Articles Of Apparel And Clothing Accessories Not Knitted Or Crocheted January 13, 2012 , New Delhi Total Export value in May of all products categories under Chapter 62 Articles Of Apparel And Clothing Accessories Not Knitted Or Crocheted was USD 713.82 M, a increase of 32.88% compared to April 2011. Here is a breakup of major products categories with growth rates. Sr No. HS Code Products Value USD M Growth Compare to Prev. Month Top 5 Indian Ports Top 5 Destination Countries 1 6204 Women'S or Girls' Suits, Ensembles, Jackets, Blazers, Dresses, Skirts, Divided Skirts, Trousers, Bib 212.96 12.51% Delhi Air, JNPT, Madras Sea, Delhi TKD ICD, Bangalore ICD United States, United Kingdom, Germany, United arab Emirates, France 2 6206 Women'S or Girls' Blouses, Shirts and Shirt-Blouses 166.38 82.36% JNPT, Madras Sea, Delhi Air, Delhi TKD ICD, Bangalore ICD United States, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Belgium 3 6205 Men'S or Boys' Shirts 101.93 26.19% Madras Sea, JNPT, Tuticorin Sea, Bangalore ICD, Bangalore Air United States, Germany, United arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Belgium 4 6203 Men'S or Boys' Suits, Ensembles, Jackets, Blazers, Trousers, Bib and Brace Overalls, Breeches and Sh 97.23 46.52% Madras Sea, JNPT, Bangalore ICD, Tuticorin Sea, Delhi TKD ICD United States, United arab Emirates, Belgium, United Kingdom, France 5 6214 Shawls, Scarves, Mufflers, Mantillas, Veils and The Like 54.03 18.95% JNPT, Delhi Air, Delhi TKD ICD, Delhi PPG ICD, Madras Sea United arab Emirates, United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Saudi arabia 6 6211 Track Suits, Ski Suits and Swimwear; Other Garments 39.64 43.68% Delhi Air, Delhi TKD ICD, JNPT, Dadri-STTPL CFS, Tuticorin Sea United States, United Kingdom, United arab Emirates, Denmark, France These findings are based on India export data through May-2011 . InfodriveIndia Trade data is the most up-to-date information on India's foreign trade , It covers 94 ports in India like JNPT, Bombay Air and Sea , Chennai Air & Sea , Delhi IGI Air, Delhi Tughlakhabad ICD, Delhi Patparganj, Kolkata Air and Sea, Bangalore Air and many more. InfodriveIndia.com trade data is available for online analysis within 3 weeks from date of export import at InfodriveIndia.com compared to Govt sources which are around 6 months old. About InfodriveIndia InfodriveIndia.com is the market leader and primary source of India Export Import Trade information in India. The India Import Export data bank, which is at the core of InfodriveIndia.com trade information services is unique. It is based on the Bills of Entry and Shipping Bills filed at various ports, InfodriveIndia reporters collect this data from every Indian port, and InfodriveIndia database yields the most timely, accurate, comprehensive information available on trade through India Ports. More specialized InfodriveIndia databases are US Import Data, UK Import Data, China Export Import Data, Russia Export Import Data, Sri Lanka Export Import Data, Latin American trade data, Chile Export Import Data, Peru Export Import Data, Argentina Export Import Data, and Uruguay Export Import Data .


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ROLLING up a river against the current, this was the shocking moment a tsunami struck Britain…
OK, it's not quite on the scale of a Pacific monster, but the freak event still sparked a ripple of excitement among residents and holidaymakers along the south coast from Portsmouth to Land's End.
Experts believe the West Country tsunami was caused by an underwater landslide 200 miles out to sea.
And the phenomenon caused such a sudden drop in air pressure it created static that made people's hair stand on end. The two-foot wave pictured here rolled up the River Yealm in Devon against the current.
Boatman Bob Brown, who was on the Yealm estuary, said: "The tide was coming in, then it stopped and went the other way at four times the speed. It came back at quite a force, boats were bobbing around."
Fisherman Simon Evans was digging for bait on Marazion beach in Cornwall when the sea suddenly retreated. The 45-year-old said: "It was like a horror film. One minute I was stood at the water's edge, then it had retreated around 50 yards.
"The only time I'd ever heard of anything like it was hearing about tsunamis, so I jumped in my car and got out of there." Tourists crossing the open sands to reach St Michael's Mount off the Cornish coast were hit by a sudden tide.
Their National Trust guide Bob Hunt said: "They were knee deep in water. Everyone's hair suddenly stood on end. It felt as though there was lots of static in the air."
Tsunamis are normally caused by earthquakes at sea. But marine expert Dr Mark Davidson said: "This was mild. It's more likely to be a submarine landslide."