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Arcadja Auctions > Artists Database > Tihamer Von Margitay
Tihamer Von MargitayTweetHungary (1859 -  1922 )
Hampel /Sep 24, 2015
€3,000.00 - €5,000.00
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Tihamer Von Margitay - A Surprise For Papa
Original 1889
Auction: Sotheby's -Jan 31, 2014 - New-yorkLot number: 623
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Rozsa Family, Budapest Imre Rozsa, Vienna, New York and Geneva (by descent from the above) Leopoldine Rozsa, Geneva (by descent from the above) 623 Tihamér Margitay 1859 - 1922 A SURPRISE FOR PAPA signed Margitay and dated Bpest 1889. (lower right) oil on canvas 39 3/4 by 61 in.; 101 by 155 cm. Print Please notify me when the condition report is available
Tihamer Von Margitay - Resting Lady
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251. Margitay Tihamér (Jenke, 1859 - Budapest, 1922) Resting Lady oil on cardboard 28*18 cm s.l.r.:
Tihamer Von Margitay - Courting In The Countryside
Original 1886
Auction: Christie's -Jan 20, 2016 - LondonLot number: 101
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Tihamér von Margitay (HUNGARIAN, 1859-1922) Courting in the countryside signed and dated '.Margitay 1886' (lower left) oil on canvas 30 x 47 ¾ in. (76.5 x 122 cm.)
Tihamer Von Margitay - Parkgesellschaft
Auction: Hampel -Sep 24, 2015 - MunichLot number: 347
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Last Friday saw the release of a very important tribunal decision on a stamp duty land tax (SDLT) mitigation scheme implemented in 2008 on the purchase of Chelsea Barracks. You may have read something about this in the weekend press. 'Project Blue' was the name of the buyer and the implementer of the SDLT scheme. The scheme failed and HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) won the case.
This is not the first time that HMRC has taken a case on an SDLT scheme but it is the first time that the tax tribunal has directly considered HMRC's SDLT 'secret weapon' — legislation in the form of a mini 'general anti-avoidance rule' for SDLT brought in as far back as December 2006, which was intended to put a stop to all SDLT schemes. It didn't. But reading through this Project Blue decision, we are wondering why so many thought they could continue to market SDLT schemes with impunity. With potentially large numbers of taxpayers at risk of being badly burnt, there are now major risks to the reputations of a number of advisers. We are not surprised that HMRC won this case as emphatically as it did.
SDLT is a very unpopular tax. It is not paid on profit and it is payable at a time when buyers, whether commercial or residential, are already expending and quite possibly borrowing large sums of money. It is therefore no surprise that it has spawned a great variety of avoidance schemes. SDLT schemes are by their nature aggressive tax schemes, attempting as they do to make SDLT disappear (albeit replaced with sizeable fees charged by the scheme providers, together sometimes with an insurance premium that may not in fact protect the insured from all possible outcomes)…
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Dr Luke has broken his social media silence, following allegations that he sexually abused his protegee, Kesha.
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Following the announcement that Kesha would not be permitted to break free from her Sony contract, and was legally obliged to produce four more albums before she would be allowed to do so, he has now shared his thoughts on social media.
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Luke - real name Lukasz Gottwald - posted a tweet on Monday night claiming the matter "should be resolved in court, not here on Twitter"... before going on to pen around 20 tweets on the subject, in which he brands the allegations "horrendous", "untrue" and "motivated by money".
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Praises be to the God of your choice, this week we get a new White Stripes album, Get Behind Me Satan. After the Elephant opus, and Jack White's contribution to Loretta Lynn's awesome Grammy winning Van Lear Rose, it is clear that this is Jack White's world, and we are priveleged merely to live in it. This is currently the #2 album at Amazon.
Coldplay also drops their X&Y album. This is supposed to be the Big Statement that breaks them through to being the baddest band on the planet or something. It's the #1 album at Amazon, in any case.
Black Eyed Peas have a new album out, Monkey Business. Somehow they've gotten to be a big act. I guess they look cool and all, but do they have even ONE real song somewhere?
Paul Anka has a new album Rock Swings, on which he covers songs including "Smells Like Teen Spirit" "Eyes Without a Face" and "Wonderwall." I would scoff, but I'm still jammin' on Pat Boone's classic In a Metal Mood.
Highly rated countryish songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman has a new album out this week, Look.
Junior Brown has a best-of album. It doesn't have everything on it that I'd like, but that'd end up basically being a boxed set of everything he's recorded. If you don't have "Highway Patrol" or "My Wife Thinks You're Dead," then you need this.
Could Ringo Starr's new Choose Love album actually be worthwhile? Stranger things have happened.
Finally, I would be remiss if I did not note a new album from old hero Graham Parker. I haven't been bowled over by anything he's done recently, but this guy wrote "Don't Ask Me Questions" and "Stick to Me," so he rates a listen- though the album title doesn't fill me with enthusiasm: Songs of No Consequence.
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Annie Anniemal 679
Alternative Dance, Dance-Pop
The Black Eyed Peas Monkey Business A&M
Party Rap, Pop-Rap, Club/Dance, Hip-Hop
Coldplay X&Y EMI
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Britpop, Alternative Pop/Rock
Shakira Fijacion Oral, Vol. 1 Sony
Latin Pop, Dance-Pop, Club/Dance, Urban, Adult Contemporary
The White Stripes Get Behind Me Satan V2
Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Blues-Rock
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass Going Places [Deluxe Edition] Shout Factory
Jazz-Pop, Pop, Instrumental Pop
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass S.R.O. [Deluxe Edition] Shout Factory
Jazz-Pop, Pop, Instrumental Pop
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass What Now My Love [Deluxe Edition] Shout Factory
Jazz-Pop, Pop, Instrumental Pop
Paul Anka Rock Swings Verve
Vocal Pop, Vocal Jazz
The Aquabats Charge!! NIT
Ska-Punk, Third Wave Ska Revival
Arditti String Quartet Ades: Piano Quintet; Schubert: "Trout Quintet" EMI Classics
Contemporary and Romantic Chamber Music
The Atomic Bitchwax Atomic Bitchwax III Meteor City
Stoner Metal, Hard Rock, Alternative Metal
Avenged Sevenfold City of Evil Warner Brothers
Heavy Metal, Alternative Metal, Post-Hardcore, Emo
Pat Benatar Greatest Hits Capitol
Arena Rock, Pop/Rock, Album Rock, Hard Rock
Terence Blanchard Flow Blue Note
Post-Bop, Crossover Jazz, Fusion, Jazz-Funk
Junior Brown Greatest Hits Curb
Neo-Traditionalist Country, Honky Tonk, Americana, Alternative Country
Cardinal Cardinal Flydaddy
Indie Pop, Chamber Pop, Alternative Pop/Rock
Beth Nielsen Chapman Look Sanctuary
DJ Shadow Endtroducing… [Deluxe Edition] Island
Underground Rap, Electronica, Ambient Breakbeat, Trip-Hop, Hip-Hop
Death by Stereo Death for Life Epitaph
Punk Metal, Post-Hardcore
John Denver Rhymes & Reasons [Bonus Tracks] BMG Heritage
Folk-Rock, Soft Rock, Singer/Songwriter
Dream Theater Octavarium Atlantic
Neo-Prog, Progressive Metal, Heavy Metal
Dizzy Gillespie Gettin' Dizzy: The High Flying Dizzy Gillespie Savoy Jazz
Afro-Cuban Jazz, Bop, Big Band
Gomez Out West Ato
British Trad Rock, Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock, Experimental Rock
Corey Harris Daily Bread Rounder
Acoustic Blues, Contemporary Blues, Modern Acoustic Blues, Modern Delta Blues, Folk-Blues, Delta Blues, Electric Blues, African Folk, Roots Reggae, Ska
Paavo Jarvi Grieg: Peer Gynt Virgin Classics
Post-Romantic Orchestral Music
Kraftwerk Minimum-Maximum Astralwerks
Electronic, Kraut Rock
The Mae Shi Heartbeeps 5 Rue Christine
Experimental Rock, Noise-Rock, Indie Rock
Motion City Soundtrack Commit This to Memory Epitaph
Motorhead Live at Brixton [Bonus Tracks] Sanctuary
New Wave of British Heavy Metal, British Metal, Speed Metal, Heavy Metal, Thrash, Hard Rock
Kelly Osbourne Sleeping in the Nothing Sanctuary
Pop/Rock, Alternative Pop/Rock
Graham Parker Songs of No Consequence Bloodshot
Singer/Songwriter, Pub Rock, Album Rock
The Planet The You Absorb My Vision 5 Rue Christine
Indie Rock, Post-Punk, Math Rock
John Scofield That's What I Say Verve
Contemporary Jazz, Post-Bop
Seal Live in Paris [CD & DVD] Warner Brothers
Pop/Rock, Adult Contemporary, Dance-Pop, Urban
Bob Seger Smokin' O.P.'s Capitol
Detroit Rock, Album Rock, Hard Rock, Rock & Roll
Ringo Starr Choose Love Koch
Teenage Fanclub Man-Made PeMa
Indie Rock
Turin Brakes Jackinabox Astralwerks
Adult Alternative Pop/Rock
Jim White Jim White Presents Music from Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus Luaka Bop (Ryko)
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TiGi Bed Head Manipulator
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INGREDIENTSAqua (water/eau), Propylene Glycol, Ozokerite, PVP/VA Copolymer, Petralatum, Oleth-20, Paraffinum Liquidum (Mineral Oil), Oleth-3, Oleth-5, SEA-Oleth-3 Phosphate, DEA-Oleth-10 Phosphate, PEG-150 Pentaerythrityl, Tetrastearate, PEG-6, Caprylic/Capric Glycerides, Parfum (Fragrance), Benzyl alcohol,Coumarin, Limonene, PEG-45M, Diazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, CI 42090 (Blue 1), CI 19140 (Yellow 5), CI 15985 (Yellow 6).
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on 5/9/2016 11:48:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
i ve been hearing a lot of positive reviews for this product and so i bought it.. later i've learned of the ingredients on it.. a methylparaben, propylparaben and benzyl glycol are some of them.. i don't really think i'll be using those cancer chemichals in my hair thank you//
on 4/14/2016 8:46:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Silver, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
They have changed this product, I am pretty sure that they have taken the parabens out of it. I will be happy to settle for the new product and not be exposed to cancer causing chemicals. In any case I like the new one and am glad that it is not dangerous for me to use.
on 1/8/2016 4:29:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have used this product for years but the last I bought was awful. It is now very loose and runny, does not hold my hairstyle at all. I am very disappointed that the manufacturer has decided to change this product! You have lost a long time customer!
on 8/4/2015 8:35:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This used to be my HG styling product but as others before me have said, they must have changed the formula. This new formulation doesn't have the hard core texturing, piece-y, sculpting power of the old Manipulator. It smells great and still gives good definition but it just doesn't have that bad ass, wear-it-the-way-you want-to look anymore. I used to be able to sculpt and texturizing and my hair any way I wanted and it would stay all day while still being able to rework it. I could pull my pixie cut into almost any style but now Manipulator just isn't as hardcore as before. This stuff is thinner and runnier than before, comes in a jar that you dip your fingers in, so It spills easily if you aren't careful. It smells great and if you aren't looking for something too extreme, this may be the product you've been looking for. Works best on short, layered cuts.
on 11/17/2014 4:08:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Like all Bed Head products, this stuff both smells great and is very expensive. However, if you're the type to splurge a bit on beauty products, this is a really great hair styling goo. Like I said, it smells great and also does a great job at styling hard-to-manage hair. It doesn't make your hair crunchy like gel but it does have incredible hold. The formula is a little bit goopy which is different than the way it used to be. I think this product is worth the price if you can afford it--you only need a little dollop of it, so if you use it correctly, it will last you a while.
on 8/13/2014 3:07:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
My boyfriend uses this to style his hair every morning and he has very hard hair to style- it likes to fall flat and stay there- but this product keeps it in place ALL DAY. Plus, it smells amazing. So glad I bought it for him, it works amazing. Would repurchase.
on 6/26/2014 9:28:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Apparently, I'm late to the game as I did not know the product changed formulation. I assumed it was kind of runny and I just ran with it.
On one hand, it gives amazing hold and texture. I have short, stick-straight hair, and this helps me achieve a kind of "undone" messy look. It's got a pleasant smell too.
On the other hand, IT IS SO STICKY. This isn't that big of a deal as I wash my hands after styling my hair anyways (sticky hands = ew) but it does make me wary of traveling/messing with the container too much as cleanup would be horrible. With this sort of texture, a spill-proof squeeze bottle or a pump would be 1000000% better.
on 6/18/2014 9:58:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I'm reviewing the old formula; just so happened to have finished a whole jar today (not just today, but you know what I mean). And from what I hear, the new formula is runny? The old stuff, the "good" stuff is tacky and stiff like a typical pomade. It wouldn't pool back to a smooth finish and wouldn't necessarily pour out of the container. I guess I'm out of luck if the new formula is rubbish. The classic version is very, very nice. On to the review...
I adore this stuff. It is like a gel/paste/wax/putty all together in terms of texture. It's slightly gummy and will, indeed, gunk up your locks if you're not careful or even if you are. It smells of dense, artificial coconuts but I love that scent. I remember every stylist I've ever been to using it on my hair for a piece-y, texturized look after a short cut with a razor. This is still what I use the product for. Now, the one I finished was on the classic bright blue tub with the silver lid (for the price, it's just enough but be prepared to drop more than $10 on a tub, coupons or no coupons) and it'll last you forever, as using it sparingly is part of the process. It's stringy, sticky, and works wonderfully if you want a texturized look.
Putting this stuff on towel-dried hair that is still mostly damp will keep away frizz from hair that's generally fine but still tends to attain flyaways. Putting it on dry hair gives great texture. And I would definitely recommend this to anyone who has a pixie. I've never had one but have used it on friends with shorter cuts (guys, too - especially guys!) and it gives incredible texture. Smells great in a sweet, clean kind of a way and tends to last. Not as strong as Got2B's spiking glue, but similar effect - and I will likely be going back to this stuff for texture if I can't find an original tub of Manipulator. Definitely check this out if you can find a salon with the classic tubs of this stuff.
on 5/30/2014 2:53:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this product but like the reviews from all the other readers the soupy product in the canister is to soft I keep on using it because I love it, and don't know what else to use I have spiked hair and it make my hair stay spiked . It seem like some of it is wasted because its so thin that when you open the jar it just spills out. I would try something else if I know other products with the same consistency
on 2/6/2014 10:30:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
UPDATE 8/2014: rite aid has the old formula!! It's either 'back' (maybe they listened to customer complaints) or it's old stock. Either way I'm psyched I shelled out for 2 and rating went from 1->5!!!!! I use on dry hair on my pixie it's THE BEST!! Open in store to make sure u get the gooey one NOT the liquidy one!!!
This formula CHANGED!!! This was my fave product since I've had my pixie back in October. When I bought it, it came from a dusty closet in super cuts and looked old, but the product was awesome in fact my husband was using it every day as well. We just ran out of it and super cuts said they weren't going to carry bed head anymore, so I found it at Kmart for twenty freakin bucks... Well when I got it home and opened it the product exploded and spilled out everywhere all over my sink!! The old formula would pour out but veryyyy slow, like if you held it upside down for a minute, and was stringy.... This stuff was LIQUID!! In a JAR!?! WARNING! Do not but this stuff. It is a shadow of its former self and ridiculously packaged. If they had to change it into a liquid formula, put it in a tube or something! Very un-user friendly! If you find this stuff, open it in the store before you buy (carefully!!) to see if it's the good one or the new crap one! I found an herbal essences texturizing wax that is somewhat similar to the original manipulator but not AS good; plus I found it on the clearance rack at A&P so it's probably also being discontinued. Wth??? I guess I have to use my American crew fiber which smells like alcohol and is a completely solid hard blob and too matte.
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Property owners frequently raise legitimate questions about hard-to-fathom differences between assessments of similar properties, as well as the failure of municipal and county assessors to equalize values. Property owners may question the constitutionality of such unreasonable governmental actions in court. Attorneys, however, have long counseled clients that attempting to toss out an assessment, or a valuation system, on constitutional grounds is a very steep hill to climb. The U.S. Supreme Court underscored the accuracy of this advice last June in a rather prosaic piece of litigation involving sewer assessments.
The city of Indianapolis' policy to pay for sewer construction and line extensions was to apportion the cost among abutting lots. After assessing the initial project, the city divided the cost among the number of affected lots. The city also made adjustments to reflect differences in lot size and configuration. Upon completion of the project, each lot received a final assessment. So far, so good.
Once in receipt of the proposed assessment, a lot owner could choose to pay the amount due in a lump sum or in installments, a choice typically given to property owners facing capital assessments in most U.S. jurisdictions.
One particular sewer extension project affected 180 Indianapolis homeowners; 38 chose to pay their obligations at once, and the remainder opted for installments.
Just one year later, the city abandoned the lot apportionment assessment methodology, instead adopting a complicated payment plan based on project bond financing, which need not be discussed here. The key to the new system was that it reduced the liability of the individual lot owners affected by this project.
This was good news for the 142 homeowners who had opted for the installment payment plan, but it went over like a lead balloon for the 38 homeowners who had paid in full. Why? Because in the course of adopting the new financing plan, the city forgave all remaining installments owed under the old format but did not attempt to make refunds to those homeowners who had paid in full.
Understandably upset that they did not receive the same financial consideration that the installment payers received, the lump sum payers initiated refund litigation. The property owners met with initial success but lost the case in the Indiana Supreme Court, which ruled that the city had a rational basis for forgiving the remaining installment payments. Among the reasons the city offered, and the court approved, was a reduction in the city's administrative costs because the cost of calculating refunds to the lump sum payers and making refunds did not warrant doing so. The city also indicated an interest in providing financial relief to the installment payment homeowners.
The homeowners took their case to the U.S. Supreme Court, which agreed to hear their appeals.
The Supreme Court concluded that as long as "there is any reasonably conceivable state of facts which could provide a rational basis for the decision" made by Indianapolis, it was constitutional. This thinking is in keeping with a long line of rulings that make it clear the justices are almost always unwilling to wade into the tax-fairness swamp. Commentators suggest that this reluctance is based on the court's perception that once it starts deciding whether a particular tax or tax refund plan is constitutional, it will be deluged with hundreds of cases from all over the country. As a result, the court has developed a jurisprudence that requires it to defer broadly to the judgment of local taxing authorities, except in extreme circumstances.
It was not of constitutional moment, the court decided, that the Indianapolis lump-sum payers were stuck for the full amount of their assessments while the installment payers received forgiveness reductions. Terminating the installment payers' obligations to make their remaining installments, the court observed, permitted the city to avoid "maintaining an administrative system for years … to collect debts arising out of (many different construction) projects involving monthly payments as low as $25 per household."
The fact that Indianapolis authorities were concerned about potential financial hardships that might be suffered by certain installment payers if their remaining obligations were not forgiven stuck in the craw of the lump sum payers and probably made them wonder why the city did not think of their potential financial hardship, as well. Nevertheless, the Supreme Court ruled that the "city's administrative concerns are sufficient to show a rational basis" for its action.
Once the court discerned a rational basis, it refused to take its fairness and constitutional analysis any further.
The June 4, 2012, ruling was signed by Justices Breyer, Kennedy, Thomas, Ginsburg, Sotomayor and Kagan. Justices Scalia and Alito joined Chief Justice Roberts' vigorous dissenting opinion.
Elliott B. Pollack is chair of the Property Valuation Department of the Connecticut law firm Pullman & Comley L.L.C. The firm is the Connecticut member of American Property Tax Counsel, the national affiliation of property tax attorneys. He can be reached at email@example.com. This article was reprinted from the CPE.
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Optalysys GENESYS Optical Co-Processor Announced
Subject: General Tech | November 13, 2016 - 11:24 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: optical computing, HPC
We occasionally discuss photonic computers as news is announced, because we're starting to reach "can count the number of atoms with fingers and toes" sizes of features. For instance, we reported on a chip made by University of Colorado Boulder and UC Berkeley that had both electric and photonic integrated circuits on it.
This announcement from Optalysys is completely different.
The Optalysys GENESYS is a PCIe add-in board that is designed to accelerate certain tasks. For instance, light is fourier transformed when it passes through a lens, and reverse fourier transformed when it is refocused by a second lens. When I was taking fourth-year optics back in 2009, our professor mentioned that scientists used this trick to solve fourier transforms by flashing light through a 2D pattern, passing through a lens, and being projected upon film. This image was measured pixel by pixel, with each intensity corresponding to the 2D fourier transform's value of the original pattern. Fourier transforms are long processes to solve algebraically, especially without modern computers, so this was a huge win; you're solving a 2D grid of values in a single step.
These are the sort of tricks that the Optalysys GENESYS claims to use. They claim that this will speed up matrix multiplications, convolutions (fourier transforms -- see previous paragraph), and pattern recognition (such as for DNA sequencing). Matrix multiplications is a bit surprising to me, because it's not immediately clear how you can abuse light dynamics to calculate this, but someone who has more experience in this field will probably say "Scott, you dummy, we've been doing this since the 1800s" or something.
Image Credit: Tom Roelandts
The circles of the filter (center) correspond to the frequencies it blocks or permits.
The frequencies correspond to how quick an image changes.
This is often used for noise reduction or edge detection, but it's just a filter in fourier space.
You could place it between two lenses to modify the image in that way.
From a performance standpoint, their "first demonstrator system" operated at 20Hz with 500x500 resolution. However, their video claims they expect to have a "PetaFLOP-equivalent co-processor" by the end of the 2017. For comparison, modern GPUs are just barely in the 10s of TeraFLOPs, but that's about as useful as comparing a CPU core to a digital signal processor (DSP). (I'm not saying this is analogous to a DSP, but performance comparisons are about as useful.)
Optalysys expects to have a 1 PetaFLOP co-processor available by the end of the year.
Eight is enough, looking at how the new Telsa HPC cards from NVIDIA will work
Subject: General Tech | September 14, 2016 - 05:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: pascal, tesla, p40, p4, nvidia, neural net, m40, M4, HPC
The Register have package a nice explanation of the basics of how neural nets work in their quick look at NVIDIA's new Pascal based HPC cards, the P4 and P40. The tired joke about Zilog or Dick Van Patten stems from the research which has shown that 8-bit precision is most effective when feeding data into a neural net. Using 16 or 32-bit values slows the processing down significantly while adding little precision to the results produced. NVIDIA is also perfecting a hybrid mode, where you can opt for a less precise answer produced by your local, presumably limited, hardware or you can upload the data to the cloud for the full treatment. This is great for those with security concerns or when a quicker answer is more valuable than a more accurate one.
As for the hardware, NVIDIA claims the optimizations on the P40 will make it "40 times more efficient" than an Intel Xeon E5 CPU and it will also provide slightly more throughput than the currently available Titan X. You can expect to see these arrive in the market sometime over then next two months.
"Nvidia has designed a couple of new Tesla processors for AI applications – the P4 and the P40 – and is talking up their 8-bit math performance. The 16nm FinFET GPUs use Nv's Pascal architecture and follow on from the P100 launched in June. The P4 fits on a half-height, half-length PCIe card for scale-out servers, while the beefier P40 has its eyes set on scale-up boxes."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Windows 10 Anniversary Update might not arrive on your PC until November @ The Inquirer
- iOS 10 reviewed: There's no reason not to update @ Ars Technica
- iOS 10 rollout goes titsup as update 'bricks' iPhones and iPads @ The Inqurier
- DevOps and the Art of Secure Application Deployment @ Linux.com
- HTC to unveil new Desire smartphones on September 20 @ DigiTimes
- Using a thing made by Microsoft, Apple or Adobe? It probably needs a patch today @ The Register
- New York Fines Viacom, Mattel and Hasbro For Tracking Kids Online @ Slashdot
- Microsoft's Service Fabric for Linux hits public preview @ The Register
That old chestnut again? Intel compares their current gen hardware against older NVIDIA kit
Subject: General Tech | August 17, 2016 - 04:41 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: nvidia, Intel, HPC, Xeon Phi, maxwell, pascal, dirty pool
There is a spat going on between Intel and NVIDIA over the slide below, as you can read about over at Ars Technica. It seems that Intel have reached into the industries bag of dirty tricks and polished off an old standby, testing new hardware and software against older products from their competitors. In this case it was high performance computing products which were tested, Intel's new Xeon Phi against NVIDIA's Maxwell, tested on an older version of the Caffe AlexNet benchmark.
NVIDIA points out that not only would they have done better than Intel if an up to date version of the benchmarking software was used, but that the comparison should have been against their current architecture, Pascal. This is not quite as bad as putting undocumented flags into compilers to reduce the performance of competitors chips or predatory discount programs but it shows that the computer industry continues to have only a passing acquaintance with fair play and honest competition.
"At this juncture I should point out that juicing benchmarks is, rather sadly, par for the course. Whenever a chip maker provides its own performance figures, they are almost always tailored to the strength of a specific chip—or alternatively, structured in such a way as to exacerbate the weakness of a competitor's product."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- USB Implementers Forum introduces branding for safe USB-C charging @ The Inquirer
- Some Windows 10 Anniversary Update: SSD freeze @ The Register
- Intel Project Alloy: all-in-one VR headset takes aim at Google's Project Daydream @ The Inquirer
- Wanna build your own drone? Intel emits Linux-powered x86 brains for DIY flying gizmos @ The Register
- Intel's Optane XPoint DIMMs pushed back – source @ The Register
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NVIDIA has announced the Tesla P100, the company's newest (and most powerful) accelerator for HPC. Based on the Pascal GP100 GPU, the Tesla P100 is built on 16nm FinFET and uses HBM2.
NVIDIA provided a comparison table, which we added what we know about a full GP100 to:
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A full GP100 processor will have 60 shader modules, compared to GM200's 24, although Pascal stores half of the shaders per SM. The GP100 part that is listed in the table above is actually partially disabled, cutting off four of the sixty total. This leads to 3584 single-precision (32-bit) CUDA cores, which is up from 3072 in GM200. (The full GP100 architecture will have 3840 of these FP32 CUDA cores -- but we don't know when or where we'll see that.) The base clock is also significantly higher than Maxwell, 1328 MHz versus ~1000 MHz for the Titan X and 980 Ti, although Ryan has overclocked those GPUs to ~1390 MHz with relative ease. This is interesting, because even though 10.6 TeraFLOPs is amazing, it's only about 20% more than what GM200 could pull off with an overclock.
Continue reading our preview of the NVIDIA Pascal architecture!!
AMD Brings Dual Fiji and HBM Memory To Server Room With FirePro S9300 x2
Subject: Graphics Cards | April 5, 2016 - 06:13 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: HPC, hbm, gpgpu, firepro s9300x2, firepro, dual fiji, deep learning, big data, amd
Earlier this month AMD launched a dual Fiji powerhouse for VR gamers it is calling the Radeon Pro Duo. Now, AMD is bringing its latest GCN architecture and HBM memory to servers with the dual GPU FirePro S9300 x2.
The new server-bound professional graphics card packs an impressive amount of computing hardware into a dual-slot card with passive cooling. The FirePro S9300 x2 combines two full Fiji GPUs clocked at 850 MHz for a total of 8,192 cores, 512 TUs, and 128 ROPs. Each GPU is paired with 4GB of non-ECC HBM memory on package with 512GB/s of memory bandwidth which AMD combines to advertise this as the first professional graphics card with 1TB/s of memory bandwidth.
Due to lower clockspeeds the S9300 x2 has less peak single precision compute performance versus the consumer Radeon Pro Duo at 13.9 TFLOPS versus 16 TFLOPs on the desktop card. Businesses will be able to cram more cards into their rack mounted servers though since they do not need to worry about mounting locations for the sealed loop water cooling of the Radeon card.
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|Radeon Pro Duo
|R9 Fury X
|FirePro S9170
|Dual Fiji
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|GPU Cores
|8192 (2 x 4096)
|8192 (2 x 4096)
|Rated Clock
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|1050 MHz
|1050 MHz
|930 MHz
|Texture Units
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|2 x 256
|ROP Units
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|2 x 64
|8GB (2 x 4GB)
|8GB (2 x 4GB)
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|500 MHz
|500 MHz
|5000 MHz
|Memory Interface
|4096-bit (HBM) per GPU
|4096-bit (HBM) per GPU
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|320 GB/s
|300 watts
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|Peak Compute
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AMD is aiming this card at datacenter and HPC users working on "big data" tasks that do not require the accuracy of double precision floating point calculations. Deep learning tasks, seismic processing, and data analytics are all examples AMD says the dual GPU card will excel at. These are all tasks that can be greatly accelerated by the massive parallel nature of a GPU but do not need to be as precise as stricter mathematics, modeling, and simulation work that depend on FP64 performance. In that respect, the FirePro S9300 x2 has only 870 GLFOPS of double precision compute performance.
Further, this card supports a GPGPU optimized Linux driver stack called GPUOpen and developers can program for it using either OpenCL (it supports OpenCL 1.2) or C++. AMD PowerTune, and the return of FP16 support are also features. AMD claims that its new dual GPU card is twice as fast as the NVIDIA Tesla M40 (1.6x the K80) and 12 times as fast as the latest Intel Xeon E5 in peak single precision floating point performance.
The double slot card is powered by two PCI-E power connectors and is rated at 300 watts. This is a bit more palatable than the triple 8-pin needed for the Radeon Pro Duo!
The FirePro S9300 x2 comes with a 3 year warranty and will be available in the second half of this year for $6000 USD. You are definitely paying a premium for the professional certifications and support. Here's hoping developers come up with some cool uses for the dual 8.9 Billion transistor GPUs and their included HBM memory!
Meet the Boltzmann Initiative, AMD's answer to HPC
Subject: General Tech | November 18, 2015 - 05:35 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, firepro, boltzmann, HPC, hsa
AMD has announced the Boltzmann Initiative to compete against Intel and NVIDIA in the HPC market this week at SC15. It is not a physical product but rather new a way to unite the processing power of HSA compliant AMD APUs and FirePro GPUs. They have announced several new projects including the Heterogeneous Compute Compiler (HCC) and Heterogeneous-compute Interface for Portability (HIP) for CUDA based apps which can automatically convert CUDA code into C++. They also announced a headless Linux driver and HSA runtime infrastructure interface for managing clusters which utilizes their InfiniBand fabric interconnect to interface system memory directly to GPU memory as well as adding P2P GPU support and numerous other enhancements. Check out more at DigiTimes.
"The Boltzmann Initiative leverages HSA's ability to harness both central processing units (CPU) and AMD FirePro graphics processing units (GPU) for maximum compute efficiency through software."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Microsoft Open-Sources Visual Studio Code @ Slashdot
- Microsoft's gamble pays off as half of enterprises pledge Windows 10 in 2016 @ The Inquirer
- Microsoft chief Satya drops an S bomb in Windows 10, cloud talk @ The Register
- Trend Micro warns of Ashley Madison fallout and rise in data breaches @ The Inquirer
- How to Test-Drive OpenStack @ Linux.com
- Adobe releases out-of-band security patches – amazingly not for Flash @ The Register
- Asus RP-AC56 802.11ac wireless extender @ Kitguru
Seagate joins the HPC super team
Subject: General Tech | July 13, 2015 - 05:31 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Seagate, IBM, HPC, hp
IBM will be making its Spectrum Scale software available on Seagate's ClusterStore HPC products, which are due out towards the end of the year. This marks a turning point in Seagate's HPC business as previously their products were only useful to a small group of companies which used the Lustre file system, moving to IBM's product grows the available pool of customers significantly. HP will be adding their Apollo software suite into the deal making this even more attractive for potential clients. As The Inquirer points out, this is part of the shift of international companies moving their data out of US borders, good news for ISPs and data providers in the rest of the world but not such good news for those looking for employment in the industry within the USA.
"SEAGATE HAS JOINED FORCES with HP and IBM in a bid to boost its position in the high-performance computing (HPC) market."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- PC sales go OFF A CLIFF to under 300 million a year @ The Register
- A Week With GNOME As My Linux Desktop: What They Get Right & Wrong @ Phoronix
- Flash HOLED AGAIN TWICE below waterline in fresh Hacking Team reveals @ The Register
- First Java 0-Day In 2 Years Exploited By Pawn Storm Hackers @ Slashdot
- The Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition Experience @ Tech ARP
AMD is making SeaMicro walk the plank
Subject: General Tech | April 20, 2015 - 05:17 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: amd, seamicro, HPC
Just over three years ago AMD purchased SeaMicro for $334 million to give them a way to compete in HPC applications against Intel who had recently bought up QLogic and the InfiniBand interconnect technology. The purchase of SeaMicro included their Freedom Fabric technology which was at that time able to create servers which could use Atom or Xeon chips in the same infrastructure. AMD developed compatibility with their existing Opteron chips and it was thought that this would be a perfect platform to launch Seattle, their hybrid 64bit ARM chips on. Unfortunately with the poor revenue that AMD has seen means that the SeaMicro server division is being cut so they can focus on their other products. Lisa Su obviously has more information that we do on the performance of AMD but it seems counter-intuitive to shut down the only business segment to make positive income, but as The Register points out the $45m which they made is down almost 50% from this time last year. AMD will keep the fabric patents but as of now we do not know if they are looking to sell their server business, license the patents or follow some other business plan.
"Tattered AMD says it's done with its SeaMicro server division, following a grim quarter that saw the ailing chipmaker weather losses beyond the expectations of even the gloomiest of Wall Street analysts."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- AMD: Windows 10 will launch in late July @ The Inquirer
- Exchange Server 2016 will be mostly Cloud Exchange ported back on-premises @ The Register
- MSI Preparing SFF-8639 Adapter Card for Motherboards @ Kitguru
- TSMC to open new fab for 10nm manufacturing in mid-2016, says chairman @ DigiTimes
- GNOME 3.16: The Sleekest Linux Desktop to Date @ Linux.com
- Trials & Tribulations: Installing Gentoo Linux With GNOME & Systemd @ Techgage
- Tech ARP 2015 Mega Giveaway
- NikKTech & FSP Group Spring Worldwide Giveaway
Hints of things to come from AMD
Subject: General Tech | March 31, 2015 - 04:18 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: skybridge, HPC, arm, amd
The details are a little sparse but we now have hints of what AMD's plans are for next year and 2017. In 2016 we should see AMD chips with ARM cores, the Skybridge architecture which Josh described almost a year ago, which will be pin compatible allowing the same motherboard to run with either an ARM processor or an AMD64 depending on your requirements. The GPU portion of their APUs will move forward on a two year cycle so we should not expect any big jumps in the next year but they are talking about an HPC capable part by 2017. The final point that The Register translated covers that HPC part which is supposed to utilize a new memory architecture which will be nine times faster than existing GDDR5.
"Consumer and commercial business lead Junji Hayashi told the PC Cluster Consortium workshop in Osaka that the 2016 release CPU cores (an ARMv8 and an AMD64) will get simultaneous multithreading support, to sit alongside the clustered multithreading of the company's Bulldozer processor families."
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Subject: General Tech | August 7, 2014 - 04:45 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: HPC, amd, firepro, S9150, S9050, opencl
The new cooling on the 290X tends to have it at the top of the gaming charts and with the impending release of two new FirePro HPC cards AMD looks to take the productivity title away from the Tesla K40. The higher end S9150 boasts 16GB GDDR5 memory with a 512-bit memory interface, 44 GCN compute units with 64 stream processors each there is a total of 2816 stream processors on board. That equates to 5.07 TFLOPS peak single-precision 2.53 TFLOPS peak double-precision performance with theoretical memory bandwidth of 320GB per second. AMD expects the S9150 to have support for OpenCL 2.0 drivers by the end of the year, which the lower priced and specced S9050 will not though both will support AMD Stream technology and OpenCL 1.2. Check them out at The Register.
"The company's new big gun is the FirePro S9150 card, which maxes out at a blistering 5.07 TFLOPS peak single-precision floating-point performance and 2.53 TFLOPS peak double-precision performance."
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My partner and I came here for lunch (around noon). The staff seemed forced-nice. We were served bread and dippings (hummus, oil, and vinegar) before ordering, only to find out later that the bread was made with eggs (it was our fault for not asking, we know). The food we ordered was bland (a verdure miste panini and the aglio olio e peperoncino pasta). When our check arrived, it was in a flap of cow skin... Extremely disturbing. We mutually agreed to never eat here again.
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Mexican Hash
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Moon Beams.
(c) 10/10/1997. By Poetlife.
Moon beams,
Crept into my window,
Over my bed
Filled the room
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I lye here now alone,
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Ryland Homes has moved back into the Arizona market by buying the assets of Trend Homes, a private builder who will bring 910 lots and homes onto Ryland's books as well as 105 houses under construction in seven active communities and 10 more under development.
"We are pleased to announce the acquisition of Trend Homes, which is consistent with our strategy of expanding into new markets that present opportunities for growth," Ryland's CEO Larry Nicholson said in the news release.
The move comes on the heels of Ryland's purchase of Timberstone Homes in Charlotte and Raleigh, N.C,. last July, two other markets Ryland says are coming back strong.
"We are excited about the current and future land positions we have," said Nicholson.
But Ryland didn't buy Trend as a mere land play, says Drew Mackintosh, Ryland's vice president of investor relations and communications. Rather, Ryland sees the purchase as an investment in a successful home building company as well.
Ryland plans to keep all the Trend employees, and Reed Porter, Trend's president, will become president of Ryland's new Phoenix division. "Clearly we felt highly about how they performed in the downturn," Mackintosh said.
Controlling ownership in Trend was bought from Najafi Investments, a private company invested in a variety of industries. Najafi bought Trend in 2008 as the home building market in Phoenix was grinding to a stop.
"We are proud of the success Trend Homes has enjoyed under our stewardship and are confident this acquisition will ensure the continuation of that success," said Jahm Najafi, CEO of Najafi Investments in the announcement.
Ryland has other land in Phoenix under contract, separate from the Trend buy, as well. "This [purchase of Trend] was a way to really accelerate our entry into the market," said Mackintosh. "We like the outlook for the Phoenix market for some time to come."
The West Lake Village, Calif.–based Ryland began winding down its Phoenix operations in 2008, about the same time Najafi was buying Trend. By 2009 Ryland, along with a lot of other national builders, had mostly abandoned the sinking market. But now, with Phoenix humming with home sales again, almost all the large publicly traded builders are moving back to town.
"We are very happy that this worked out for us," said Mackintosh. "And I think the seller is very happy with the terms he got."
The sale price was not released.
While Ryland is aways looking for good opportunities, Mackitosh said, he doesn't think there are any other new markets targeted now.
"We have got enough on our plate with gaining market share in the markets we are in now," he said. "We have got plenty of room to grow"
Teresa Burney is a senior editor for Builder magazine.
Learn more about markets featured in this article: Phoenix, AZ, Raleigh, NC, Charlotte, NC.