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So as some of you may know… COCKYBOYS is sending me OUT OF THE COUNTRY for a very special project & I LEAVE TOMORROW!!! I'll be back into NYC around the 15th and then as soon as I come back I will start to continue filming Project: Go-Go Boy!
So a very busy month for me… But no complaints here ; )
I really wish I could tell you guys where I'm going, but sadly due to confidentiality and business agreement's I can't : ( All I can say is, I had to pick up a ROSETTA STONE to learn a new language lol. But, don't worry I am going to take pictures of everything & everyone, and continue to write about my experiences, so when it comes time to when I CAN say something, I will be able to give you guys the behind the scenes scoop!
Wish me luck XOXO!
BTW do you guys have any guess as to where I am going ; )?
I think the Philippines or some where in europe.
I hope that it is France. Pierre would be able to help you with the language. Anyway, wherever it is, have fun!
I think you went to France. When do we get to see the photos and hear the stories???


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I've started several blogs over the years – one was even about writing. I think my first blog was full of rants, mostly. I can't remember what kind of rants, which is probably a good thing. It's always exciting, and nerve-inducing, to start something new, especially when other people can see it. Sometimes though you just have to bite that bullet and let your fingers fly, and the let words fall where they may.
So, welcome. For those few that find this place, whether through a clever marketing ploy that I cannot afford to come up with, or if you simply take a wrong turn at Albuquerque, I'm glad you're here. I'll try to make this as painless as possible.


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Tacos Don Francisco in Tulsa serves authentic, homemade Mexican food and is open late for your convenience. The tacos come with your choice of meat ranging from carne asada to the more adventurous and traditional lengua tacos. The Pastor tacos are a local favorite as are the enchiladas, quesadillas packed with avocados, and the cabeza tacos. Tacos Don Francisco serves large portions for an affordable price, and the entrees come with rice and beans. Try Tacos Don Francisco in Tulsa for a Mexican dining experience you won't soon forget.
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so this is a little late to the party –
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From the Creators of the award-winning steampunk Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences series comes a collection of new adventures from around the world.
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences investigates the bizarre and unusual, and protects the citizens of the Empire from forces of darkness. Every agent knows that thrusting themselves into danger is part of the job, and may demand of them the ultimate sacrifice. They call on their own inner strength, wits, intellect, and innovations of science and technology. But is it enough to face the unknown and the unexplainable? Travel to the farthest corners of Queen Victoria's mighty empire and back again to the shores of Old Blighty, unlocking the mysteries of legend, lore, and shadowy societies. Welcome to a world of steam, secrets, machinations and madness.
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Aladdin is a street-wise thief that finds himself under the tutelage of a world-renown illusionist. He is escorted deep into the deserts in search of a treasure beyond his wildest dreams, and discovers instead something far more valuable—a destiny.
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A novelette of steampunk and magic, from one of the minds behind the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences.
Lucinda is a witch in a alternative Victorian London, where being a witch is a death sentence. Her coven harness sensuality and passion to make magic, and that is a crime according to the Association of Magicians. Women with control of sex and magic are too dangerous to tolerate. So Lucinda and her coven live in secret. That is until she meets a young American magician, and their attraction cannot be denied, but they have always been taught such a thing can never be.
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When the history of the contemporary auto industry is written, 2014 will go down as a year of contrasts. Deluged by safety recalls, auto manufacturers faced the ire of regulators and consumers. Yet, buyers did not stay away and instead gave the American auto industry its best sales year in nearly a decade.
The result, announced on Monday, was a crushing sales success: Nearly one million more vehicles were sold in the United States last year than in 2013. According to the tracking company Autodata, 16.5 million new autos hit the streets — the highest number since the record of 16.94 million in the prerecession days of 2006.
Analysts cited a host of reasons for the growth: a rebounding economy, increasing consumer confidence, falling gas prices and cheap leases all helped unleash pent-up demand that sent Americans into dealers' showrooms last year.
Domestically, Fiat Chrysler soared to a 16 percent increase in sales last year compared with 2013. The company sold more than two million vehicles in the United States, and its Jeep brand set a record for its best sales year.
General Motors, engulfed for much of the year by the gravest safety crisis in its history, sold nearly three million vehicles, up 5 percent from 2013, with seven of its vehicles setting records for annual sales. Those vehicles included both G.M.'s smaller cars like the Sonic and Spark, as well as its sport utility vehicles like the Buick Enclave and its smaller sibling, the Encore.
Akshay Anand, an analyst for Kelley Blue Book, said that "2014 blew away anyone's expectations."
With low gas prices and an improving economy putting more money in people's pockets, Americans were ready to spend on new vehicles. "Utility vehicle and luxury segment really benefited, as consumers were willing to spend more," Mr. Anand said. "America loves its S.U.V.s and trucks."
Buyers flocked to smaller S.U.V.s like the new Jeep Cherokee, which sold nearly 180,000 in its first full year. Honda's CR-V was up 10 percent for the year, and Toyota's RAV4 rose 23 percent.
But 2014 was good for the largest vehicles, too. General Motors benefited from the public's return to its embrace of full-size S.U.V.s. The Chevy Tahoe rose 18 percent, while the GMC Yukon surged 48 percent for the year.
Michelle Krebs, senior analyst for AutoTrader.com, said G.M. ended the year "on a very high note, particularly in light of a year of really bad recall news."
The exception among domestic manufacturers was Ford Motor, which had warned for months that it saw 2014 as a year of "transition."
In the end, the company's sales were down slightly for the year, and the Ford brand posted a yearly drop of 1.1 percent on volume of 2.39 million vehicles, down nearly 26,000 from 2013. Its car sales fell 4 percent for the year; only two models, the Mustang and Fusion, posted gains.
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Ford's truck sales declined about 1 percent. That dip was largely because of Ford's gamble that a striking redesign of its F-150 — long the best-selling vehicle of any kind in the United States — would be worth it. The company sold about 10,000 fewer F-Series pickups in 2014, as its Dearborn plant shut down for weeks to retool for the mostly aluminum-bodied new truck, and some buyers sat on the fence.
Ford is making a big bet on the F-150, which is only now starting to reach buyers. Ms. Krebs, the analyst, said that Ford could call 2014 a transition year, but she added, "The real test comes this year, when the new F-150 is on the market in full force."
Toyota and Nissan also reported strong sales in the United States. Toyota rose 6 percent for 2014, and Nissan increased 11 percent. Honda's sales rose about 1 percent for the year.
Already, the industry is looking ahead to what 2015 could bring, and whether last year's robust sales will continue.
Christopher Hopson, director of light vehicle forecasting at IHS Automotive, said he anticipated the final push of 2014 could reflect the momentum expected for 2015, and is forecasting the industry could sell 16.9 million vehicles this year — on par with the high of 16.94 million sold in 2006.
Others urged caution. Ms. Krebs said the equation for 2015 would be different for automakers in one important way: More used cars are finally expected to come onto the market. That would put more pressure on new-car dealers to find ways to persuade buyers to choose a new vehicle instead of a good used one, she said.
"We're going to have a lot of supply," she added, "and the automakers will have to deal with it."


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|Nasir. Pen and oil pastels on cartridge paper.
Again here, I've done an extremely fast outline of the character in ink before applying the oil pastels, and again not worrying too much about keeping within the lines - after all, we never stick rigidly to road markings when we are driving do we? This medium is fantastically fast, a little over half an hour to do this. I smudged the colours in places to blend more subtle light changes and two or several colours together, but for texture (as in the sweater), I've used the pastel sideways on lightly.
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Srinagar, Aug 14: High Court today directed the Government to inform it about the status and action taken as also the time line for implementation of the J&K Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection) Act of 2013 in the State.
Taking serious note regarding functioning of Juvenile Justice Boards in the State, Division Bench of Chief Justice Gita Mittal and Justice Alok Aradhe directed for filing an affidavit by an officer not below the rank of Director indicating therein action taken for implementation of the JJ Act in the State.
"…As also the time line within which the enactment of law with regard to juvenile justice in the State shall be completed and the law effectuated", DB directed.
Court directed such affidavit be filed within ten days from today with advance copies to other counsels appearing in the case. "The respondents in the affidavits shall also give full details of the infrastructure and facilities supplied in the JJBs as well as CWCs", court further directed.
Court on July 16 had directed the Government to ensure constitution and functioning of 14 Juvenile Justice Boards for remaining 14 districts.
Court had directed the SWD to ensure that rest 14 JJBs are constituted and Principal Magistrates for 8 JJBs which are already in existence shall be notified by next date.
Court today said the directions of July 16 are of special significance and given the imperative requirement of the appropriate law with regard to Juvenile Justice in the State.
Court had also directed that constitution of Child Welfare Committees for all the 22 districts shall be notified under Section 81 of the J&K Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection) Act of 2013 so that these CWCs shall work properly.
Chief Secretary was directed to take a review and oversee the implementation JJ Act as also the Rules of 2014 along with ICPS schemes in tune with the directions passed earlier from time to time.
Court has been apprised about the steps taken so far in light of the direction of May 3.
About the setting up of CWCs, it has been submitted by Secretary SWD that under Rule 80 of the Act on the recommendations of Selection Cum Oversight Committee, the Government constituted CWC in all the 22 districts in the State and these comprise of one Chairman and its four members and with regard to requisite infrastructure, personnel and finances for smooth running of these CWCS, court has been informed that the same is being provided as per the norms of the ICP Scheme which is a centrally sponsored scheme on the funding pattern of 90:10 Centre and State.
HC seeks ATR on implementation of JJA
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After going through several schedule adjustments for this past weekend's scheduled games against University of Jamestown, it looks like the Valley City State baseball team will finally take on the Jimmies on Tuesday, April 7.
Jamestown and Valley City State are scheduled to play a doubleheader Tuesday starting at noon at Concordia College in Moorhead, weather permitting. The forecast looks good, with high temperatures near 55 degrees on Tuesday.
Concordia College is scheduled to play a doubleheader Monday afternoon on its field, which has a turf infield.
Tuesday's games will be broadcast by Jamestown radio on KQDJ 1400 and streamed online at
Valley City State (12-19, 3-1 NSAA/Frontier) has not played since March 29-30 when the Vikings won three out of four games in Dickinson. The Vikings are 3-1 in conference play entering Tuesday's games.
Jamestown is also 3-1 in conference play and is 16-5 overall. The Jimmies are receiving votes in the latest NAIA Top 25 Coaches' Poll. Jamestown has not played since March 29-30 when the Jimmies won three out of four from Presentation College.
Tuesday's games will count towards the North Star/Frontier Conference standings.
Valley City State also announced it has moved the location of Thursday's game against Concordia College. The Vikings and Cobbers will now play at Concordia College on Thursday at 4 p.m. The game was originally scheduled to be held in Valley City.
VCSU is hoping to host its scheduled home series against Dakota State this weekend, although dates and times are subject to change.


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Waxing can be used for removing hair from parts of your body. Unlike shaving waxing removes hair directly from the roots and makes the hair grow slower and finer and there are no cuts that can leave you with scars. The most popular areas that people wax is on the arms, legs, underarms and bikini line. We also provide waxing for lips, eyebrows and chin, and the chest and back. We use only the highest quality wax. Offering a hot wax and strip wax. We do NOT recycle our wax.
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My one complaint about the line is that the bottles come with a thick rubber band around the lids that I suppose is meant to make it anti-slip when using the brush. But the band falls off of the bottom and I found it uncomfortable if pushed up. Fortunately, it is easy to remove, so it would not stop me from purchasing the items, nor does it prevent me from recommending them.
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Solomon built the Temple which the Lord filled with a cloud of His glory (1 Kgs 8:10-11). We who have been baptized into Christ, however, are greater than Solomon (Mt 11:11). Our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Cor 6:19) and the Holy Trinity lives within us.
Many sick people touched the tassel of Jesus' cloak and were healed (Mk 6:56). We, however, have actually received — and can daily receive — the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus, Who is God. Kings and prophets wished to see and hear what we see and hear, but they have not seen and heard it (Lk 10:24). We in the new covenant are the most privileged, gifted, and blessed people who have ever lived.
Let us thank the Lord constantly for lavishing His love on us, and let us remember: "When much has been given a man, much will be required of him. More will be asked of a man to whom more has been entrusted" (Lk 12:48). We who have the greatest privileges have the greatest responsibilities. Live accordingly!


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The New Zealand foreign minister has appointed a new high commissioner to Kiribati.
Mike Walsh, who's currently a director in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Pacific Division, will take up the post made vacant by the appointment of Robert Kaiwai as consul general in Hong Kong.
The Kiribati post was widely advertised with the foreign minister, Murray McCully, wanting to bring in more people from outside the diplomatic service.
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The Kiribati post also serves the Marshall Islands, Palau and the Federated States of Micronesia.


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Pakistan cricket team to visit India in December
India looks set to resume bilateral cricketing ties with Pakistan after a gap of several years, with plans for Pakistani cricketers to tour India.
India's cricket board says three One Day Internationals and two Twenty20 matches have been planned for December.
Pakistan Cricket Board welcomed the proposal and said that millions of fans would be delighted.
The last bilateral series between India and Pakistan was in 2007-2008 when the Pakistani team visited India.
Cricketing ties were suspended after the 2008 Mumbai attacks, blamed on a Pakistan-based militant group.
Indian government approval is still needed for the series to go ahead but analysts say this is just a formality.
"It was decided to resume cricketing ties with Pakistan by inviting the Pakistan cricket team for a short series in December 2012-January 2013," the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said in a press release on Monday.
"The modalities will be worked out shortly," it added.
BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla later told reporters that Chennai, Calcutta and Delhi will host the One Day Internationals.
The T20s will be played in Bangalore and Ahmedabad, he added.
Mr Shukla said the home minister and the external affairs minister both knew of the decision and were "totally fine with it".
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The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has welcomed the series with India in five years, reports AFP.
"The decision is great and we welcome it. It seems that millions of cricket fans have their wishes fulfilled," PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf said in Lahore.
"We are still waiting for a BCCI invitation for the series, but it seems it will surely be held later this year," he added.
Correspondents say the proposal to resume cricketing ties is a sign of improving relations between the two countries.
Earlier this month, the foreign secretaries of India and Pakistan met in Delhi and the two sides discussed their willingness to have more sporting contact between the two countries.
The South Asian rivals have played each other in the 2011 World Cup and Asia Cup in Bangladesh recently.


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We all know Anne Hathaway from the movie The Devil Wears Prada and that was all about fashion; with this in mind we think that she learned something about fashion and how to dress properly, but Anne failed this time on so many levels. This photo was taken at the Century Fox Press for the movie "RIO" and we've never seen her dressed this way. Anne Hathaway is a tall woman with fair skin and beautiful figure so she can wear almost anything but she went for the worst choice of all. One would not expect such a bad look from Anne Hathaway which always had stylish appearances on the red carpet, but this is a mistake that can't be overlooked.
This is so bad I don't even know where to begin. First the shoes, which are nice but they don't work with her outfit at all. A dress would have been more suitable with those great shoes. The problem with the shoes is the fact that the pants are extremely big and they look really strange with platform shoes.
The top is terrible too for the whole look, I don't even know what that is. Perhaps a pullover T-shirt that looks like an undershirt with geometrical design and sleeves that don't match anything. But what makes this pullover even worse is its length, which is disturbing for the whole outfit. When you put high waist pants with something like that it can only mean disaster. However, I have to say that the pullover is quite interesting by itself and it would work really well on other items.
When it comes to the pants, they look ok; unfortunately they look ok for another occasion and with something else to combine. The pants look much better with no heels and we can see that Anne wanted to mix patterns but that's just too much. I think the best piece is the accessory around her neck; the accessory is casual and it's perfect for everyday outfits.
Perhaps this look is something you should wear when you go out for a coffee but definitely not something you should show on the red carpet, especially when promoting your movie. Fortunately, Anne had a flawless makeup, great hair, and, as always, she looks great and confident.
I know she wanted to look a bit hipster or a bit out of her ordinary way, but this whole outfit just looks sloppy. She wanted something casual but all she got was a bad look which is kind of uncommon for Anne Hathaway because she always looks so great. Let's just hope it was only a one time mistake and Anne will go back to her old great style.


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intel acts oddly on unreleased products. here's what's happened in recent days: 1) they post a pdf on their website containing information on prescott's new instructions (pni). 2) they remove the pdf after sandpile.org posts a link to it along with a tool to display the "hidden" material. 3) they re-post the pdf after totally removing the hidden material (opcodes) from the instruction set reference portion … but they left the material in an appendix in the same pdf! (read the whole story at sandpile.org.) it seems obvious they don't want this material to be out there in the public's eye. but since they're incompetent and have managed to put it out there (twice now), we take pride in bringing it to you. here they are, the forbidden pni opcodes:
the fpu instruction fisttp mimics an existing one called fistp, which is used to convert a floating point value (one with decimal places) into an integer. the new fisttp is what intel calls a fast version of the instruction. the original fistp instruction examines the contents of something called a rounding control (rc) flag to determine how to round the value when it's converted from a floating point to an integer (round up, down, nearest, or truncate). fisttp does not look at that rc flag, and just assumes the result is to be truncated, therefore making it faster. the "66" portion of the opcodes above equate to the "operand size override" prefix byte used in the x86 isa. the "f2" portion is a new feature added with the p4 in general. it is designated as the repne (repeat while not equal) prefix, but when used with these opcodes it takes on an entirely different meaning. this double-meaning of the repne prefix is an example of how intel is trying to squeeze more and more out of an instruction set already pushed to its limits. the "/r" portions indicate that something called a mod/reg/rm byte follows the opcode above. the cisc nature of the x86 instruction set reveals itself here. the mod/reg/rm byte identifies which registers and/or memory addresses are used in the operation. it is only one byte, but it includes information which can require anywhere from 0 to 5 additional bytes to come after. ah, x86 assembly! it's a joy, a pleasure, and something everyone should know. :) if anyone understood what i wrote above, please post below and let me know. it would be nice to have assembly programmers to converse with. we are, after all, a dying breed.
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|dying breed geezer boy. (10:29am est thu feb 27 2003)
hey mister dying breed, why not give us non assembly fellows a hand out of data? as in some good resources to look into for learning assembly! anyway be thau a worthy teacher or be though a crothety meiser? he he, just spill the beans and we neophites, will be happy. – by eric the red
|i would love to learn assembly language (10:37am est thu feb 27 2003)
one thing i do not understand though, is that i studied it just enough to see a long of 4 letter commands and nothing longer than that in a short example.
when did we progress to using longer than 4 letter commands ? – by cwtrex
|um… (10:37am est thu feb 27 2003)
so could you translate that into what it will mean for additional performance?
thx – by hiv
|spelling correction (10:38am est thu feb 27 2003)
i studied it just enough to see a *lot* of 4 letter commands …. – by cwtrex
|assembly tutorial (10:45am est thu feb 27 2003)
it's interesting you are expressing interest in learning assembly language. i started an assembly language tutorial feature for chipgeek about a year ago. it's about 1/2 completed. i could begin by posting it if anyone's still interested.
– by rick c. hodgin
|fisttp (10:55am est thu feb 27 2003)
fisttp is not faster because it doesn't need to look at rc, it is faster because the program does not need to change rc bits back and forth (which is very slow) when some calculations are rounding and some are truncating. – by by by by
|hmmm… (11:42am est thu feb 27 2003)
"this double-meaning of the repne prefix is an example of how intel is trying to squeeze more and more out of an instruction set already pushed to its limits"
er, my guess is it's trying to proprietarize amd out of business… again.
they have park place, bill g has boardwalk. – by /sm
|rick c. hodgin (11:44am est thu feb 27 2003)
yes, please. i haven't done any assembly programming since the z-80 timex. – by /sm
|assembly tutorial (2:27pm est thu feb 27 2003)
please post any info you have done already. i am dying to joing your "dying breed". ) – by mov
|assembly tutorial (2:43pm est thu feb 27 2003)
me too. i am not as geeky as most who post here but am wanting to learn. – by semigeek
|assembly tutorial (3:51pm est thu feb 27 2003)
ok. i'll talk to rob and see what we can do. we might put it up tomorrow for this weekend's entertainment. :)
– by rick c. hodgin
|why (4:33pm est thu feb 27 2003)
does intel change the isa with every chip iteration? – by the big fat geek
|wow (4:47pm est thu feb 27 2003)
some manager is getting fired right now, over at the biug "i" (intel), for releasing this stuff. amazing incompetence!
btw, please put up your assembly tutorial. – by freezebrothers
|random thoughts (5:33pm est thu feb 27 2003)
just random thoughts/advice on asm and low level stuff. imho. mostly x86.
start with inline asm inside c functions. (is masm even still available?)
dont write x86 fpu code in asm. the fpu stack addressing is a nightmare, and programming it by hand is, imho, a waste of time.
if you really want x86 fpu asm, write it using sse.
asm has adc, sbb, which c/c++ doesn't. great for fixed point and creating indices. for example, sbb eax, eax will generate 0 or -1, which can be used to look up a value in a 2 element table, based on the carry. something that c can't do quite as quickly.
learn fixed point arithmetic, and when to use it vs. floats.
if you want smaller code size, the string instructions are useful. but for performance, avoid them.
if you want performance, concentrate on the cache, and data alignment, not writing asm. for example, how can i-cache thrashing easily occur? (one possible answer: an inner loop calls two functions which, despite being short, and carefully optimized, end up residing on the same i-cache line. so they constantly swap each other out, and your code runs at the speed of main memory) make your algorithms d-cache friendly.
study how floats are represented in memory, and learn how to manipulate their bits (in c). jim blinn has a very interesting chapter on floating point tricks.
study the code generated by the c compiler, and how changes (sometimes subtle) in c style can affect the generated asm.
learn how today's cpus use out-of-order execution and what this means when writing optimized assembly. (a: your optimizing might not pay off as much as you had hoped)
learn how the stack works, and how to address function locals and inputs/outputs.
learn about interrupts, and how to write handlers.
learn about linkers and dlls and what they do at the asm level.
avoid branches that are randomly taken (ie. the bresenham algorithm, as commonly implemented, isn't so fast on today's processors. think sbb eax, eax instead)
use the performance counters.
write your own profiler.
or get vtune!
(enroll at a local community college for student discount)
compare how long it takes you to write something in asm vs. c, and then the difference in runtime performance. was it worth it?
for ultimate performance, handcoded asm will always beat a compiler(!) on a specific cpu. but the cost of labor is high.
drool over other cpus besides x86 that have more registers.
be prepared to see your carefully handcoded asm run slower than c code on the next generation, yet to be released processor.
– by groggy
|groggy (5:43pm est thu feb 27 2003)
also don't forget that asm contains a wealth of extra shift instructions — like cyclic rotates and logical vs arithmetic right shifts — whereas c/c++ only provides non-cyclic shifts and arithmetic right shifts.
i always wished c/c++ would find a way to implement more types of shifts… – by bonehead
|hmmm… (6:09pm est thu feb 27 2003)
i like the advice. good stuff.
there have only been a handful of occasions in my entire programming life (which now spans over 35 years) when writing in asy was crucial. there were times when i had to because there was no alternative (primative computers), there were times when i had to in order to interface software with hardware (drivers, for example). i've written assy precisely once to see how optimized i could make a novel sorting routine (which was darn impressive, i can tell you), and on a few occasions, i've slapped down a bit of mmx/sse assembly to get some 'digital signal processing' function done in reasonable time, realtime.
but … whenever i'm trying out a new piece of code, i absolutely use c or c++ first. it is certainly both 'low level' and abstract enough that whatever you find can only typically be leveraged 50% or so in speed by hand-coding. [not so the old compilers, where i could easily outdo them in assy]
in fact… whenever i'm cobbling together an idea these days, i usually just use perl, since it is wickedly more powerful with the unique abstract data structures "hash" and "regular expression". if the alg works well, but needs serious speedup, i can always cobble it up in c. if it works intensely well, but is doggy slow even in c, then i can resort to assy for a snippet or two of the overall code.
as ritchie (not lionel, but dennis) once quipped in the seminal book "c", 'at at&t we found that with rare exception, 90% of an algorithm's time was spent in 1% of its code, and in the same vein, that 1% of the code consisted of very short snippets of critically cpu dependent processing'
there you have it.
assy is great stuff, but should be explored only for the most time-critical (or device interface critical) requirements.
– by goatguy
|assembly tutorial (6:12pm est thu feb 27 2003)
i've been reviewing the assembly tutorial and i feel it is probably ok for publication. i don't have the time right now to go back over it and give it a once over verifying everything is accurate. however, at the time i wrote it i spent several weeks preparing it (working on it sporadically) so i'll assume it is. :)
i'm going to contact rob tonight and see when we could post it.
– by rick c. hodgin
|thanks (6:58pm est thu feb 27 2003)
that would be great…i am interested. – by fishes
|there goes my weekend (7:19pm est thu feb 27 2003)
my head hurts now….thanks now ill be on geek.com all weekend looking over this tutorial….good thing its cold here this weekend.
oops almost forgot the wifes birthday.this weekend also. what to do?
|mod/rm (8:00pm est thu feb 27 2003)
rick – i understand what you wrote, but isn't understanding the mod/rm bytes is a problem for the disassembler or instruction decoder? i enjoy coding up a function to always triple-issue as much as anyone, but i leave the 1's and 0's the the assembler :-) – by bj
|bj (8:04pm est thu feb 27 2003)
i've written disassemblers and emulators. it's not a big deal to decode the mod/reg/rm byte (and possibly the sib byte), provided you know the intended state of the machine because the same opcode sequence has very different meanings in real-mode, 16-bit pmode and 32-bit pmode.
– by rick c. hodgin
|disassemblers (9:31pm est thu feb 27 2003)
you're more of a geek than i gave you credit for. -) you asked for assembly programmers to converse with, and i'm the only one i know. – by bj
|:( (9:40pm est thu feb 27 2003)
okay… first off i have read each and every post! i wish i could talk like you guys…
can someone explane to me what i can do with assembly?
i would love to read over the tutorial.. and pray that i understand the first sentence…
anyway what can all this do for me? – by confucious…
|read it know it live it…. (9:58pm est thu feb 27 2003)
….assembly, if you really want to understand what's going on under your pc's hood. having spent more than a few dozen hours in a college electrical engineering laboratory debugging handbuilt 386 based systems (to the point i could edit the system code for the flash ram through a hex editor (i still dream in intel hex code occasionally), i can say assembly is a worthwhile tool to learn. post that tutorial up rick, educate the masses :)
now to decipher exactly where those new instructions might help……oh so looking forward to x86-64 instruction set. – by conlusio
|confucious…in a word…anything (10:05pm est thu feb 27 2003)
assembly can be used to code simple programs that run n-times faster and are that much smaller than c/c++ programs (not so important in today's blazingly fast systems but critical when all you had was a 20mhz 386 system with a 30meg hd. i still have a hard time seeing any os over 30meg as anything but bloatware, call me old-fashioned).
the disassembler programs being referred to can break down a program into the equivalent assembly instructions….allowing you to see exactly what is happening, right down to the register level. writing them can be tricky though.
i wish i had a site to direct you to, assembly programmers are a dying breed, maybe someone else here can help you. maybe rick or bj can pitch in here?
as to what you can do with modern systems with assembly? personally i've used it to program embedded systems based on x86 processors. but the possibilities are endless.
yes, i'm guilty, i'm an assembly level programming fan….of any instruction set.
|confucious: (10:08pm est thu feb 27 2003)
what can assembly really do?
check out some 4k demos. they are pretty amazing.
compare these to …
…or write "hello world!" in your language of choice and look at the resulting memory footprint!
|whoops (10:17pm est thu feb 27 2003)
"compare these to…"
should read
"compare these to _insert favorite bloated commercial application here_"
i had used angle brackets which must mean something in html? — a language i haven't had time for ) – by groggy
|what can assembly do (11:42am est fri feb 28 2003)
a few key assembly functions can get you the effective performance of a faster cpu – one that may not be available or one you can't afford to design into your product. there's hardly a function which can't be significantly improved given good profile data and well-evolved bag of tricks. luckily, 99.7% of the functions in my system don't warrant any effort. – by bj
|what can assembly do (4:57pm est fri feb 28 2003)
gibson has some teensy little windows programs he wrote in assy at grc.com. they download real fast, even over dialup.
he's got a bit of a rant there about how today's programmers are lazy and should be writing in assy – by /sm
|assembly tutorial (8:38am est mon mar 03 2003)
please, please, pretty please!!!!!
>quoteunquote – by big al g
|vvv (2:59pm est sun may 08 2005)
december 26th is boxing day in the uk, not december 25th – by vvv
|vvv (3:01pm est sun may 08 2005)
– by vvv


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Manx Kippers in Peel
Peel is the Isle of Man's main fishing port and famously where you can sample the delicious Manx Kipper. Take a tour of Moore's Kipper Factory – tours are available daily from May to September offering a real insight into the smoking process. A family run business, Moore's Manx Kippers has been around in Peel since the Victorian era and the factory features an on-site shop
It's the oak smoking of the kippers – oak fired and chimney smoked that makes them so delicious as you'll discover on a factory tour. Manx Kippers have been smoked at Moores in Peel since 1770 within the distinctive long red herring houses and old curing yard. The site is essentially a living museum.


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1. To restore to a sound or good state after decay, injury, dilapidation, or partial destruction; to renew; to restore; to mend; as, to repair a house, a road, a shoe, or a ship; to repair a shattered fortune. Secret refreshings that repair his strength. (milton) Do thou, as thou art wont, repair My heart with gladness. (Wordsworth)
2. To make amends for, as for an injury, by an equivalent; to indemnify for; as, to repair a loss or damage. I 'll repair the misery thou dost bear. (Shak)
Synonym: restore, recover, renew, amend, mend, retrieve, recruit.
Origin: F. Reparer, L. Reparare; pref. Re- re- _ parare to prepare. See Pare, and cf. Reparation.


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Storage Clips: Symantec, Veritas plan integration
Symantec, Veritas announce integration team; Emulex intros HBA for IBM eServer BladeCenter; Former Veritas VP named Exanet CEO.
Symantec, Veritas announce integration team
Symantec Corp. and Veritas Software Corp. announced the team responsible for managing the integration of the two companies. In addition, the companies have hired PricewaterhouseCoopers to provide merger and acquisition services related to infrastructure planning, and Bain & Company to help with the integration of functions involving customers. Ed Gillis, Veritas chief financial officer, will lead the overall integration planning and management for both companies. The joint teams for both companies will focus on outlining the technology road map, integrating the services and support organizations, and combining the finance and legal operations.
Emulex intros HBA for IBM eServer BladeCenter
Emulex Corp., a provider of Fibre Channel host bus adapters (HBAs) and embedded storage switches, announced a new Fibre Channel HBA designed specifically for IBM eServer BladeCenter environments. The LP1005DC is a dual channel, high performance HBA designed for use within the IBM BladeCenter, and is driver-compatible with Emulex's line of HBAs. The Emulex LP1005DC is qualified for use with the IBM HS20 and HS40 BladeCenter products in Windows and Linux operating system environments, and it will begin shipping this quarter.
Former Veritas VP named Exanet CEO
Exanet Inc., a provider of clustered NAS grid storage products, announced that storage and IT veteran Rami Schwartz has joined Exanet as CEO. Schwartz previously served as vice president and general manager of the application performance management business unit at Veritas. Under his leadership sales grew annually by over 50% year to year. Prior to Veritas, Schwartz held the position of executive vice president and general manager of Precise Israel and was a vice president at Amdocs. Before Amdocs, Schwartz ran one of the largest defense-related IT organizations in Israel. Schwartz takes over the CEO position from Dr. Giora Yaron, who served previously as both chairman and CEO. Yaron will continue in his role as chairman.


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The Hampton Nautical Antique Silver Cast Iron Ship Wheel Bottle Opener 3.75" perfectly accents any nautical themed kitchen. Crafted from cast iron and aged for an antique finish, this bottle opener will open even the most difficult of bottles with ease.
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You may have seen our recent Ferrvor article on the Louis Vuitton F/W 2016-2017 collection. As the creative director of Ferrvor magazine and being a serious bag man (not saying I'm addicted, but close!) I felt the need to write a separate story on Louis Vuitton bags that came out of this F/W 2016-17 collection. Some good advice to follow is that "every good outfit needs a great accessory!"
Story By: Kaleb Khu
Images By: Louis Vuitton
They work in synergy as you know. Each famous Louis Vuitton bags has innovative and sophisticated leather zippers to close them along with clips, leather goods and other accessories hanging from them.
Thanks to Louis Vuitton, they had a plethora of fantastic bags. From the Louis Vuitton Keepall, Camera bag, tote, the LV Messenger bag and of course the backpack shaped bag inspired by Louis Vuitton's iconic Noé bag. Need I say more?


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PayPal Cuts Off Alex Jones's Infowars, Joining Other Tech Giants
SAN FRANCISCO — PayPal has become the latest tech giant to cut off Infowars, the conspiracy website run by the right-wing provocateur Alex Jones.
Infowars was informed by PayPal on Thursday night that it would have 10 business days to find a new payment processor.
PayPal handles all transactions, including credit cards, for the Infowars online store. The store has been a significant source of revenue for the company, selling vitamins and nutritional supplements, as well as Infowars-branded apparel. PayPal has also handled donations that Infowars receives from its supporters.
PayPal acted weeks after Twitter, Facebook and other large tech companies blocked Infowars from their services. Most of those companies said the site had violated their policies by promoting hate speech and misinformation.
PayPal said it had made its decision not because of any policy violation but because Infowars' "promotion of hate and discrimination runs counter to our core value of inclusion."
"Our values are the foundation for the decision we made this week," PayPal added.
The aggressive steps against Infowars have become fodder for claims that Silicon Valley companies are biased against conservative voices — an opinion expressed by President Trump and a number of Republican officials. Jeff Sessions, the United States attorney general, plans to meet with Republican state attorneys general next week to discuss the tech industry, competition and free speech.
Mr. Jones attended a recent Senate hearing where Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg discussed efforts by their companies to deal with disinformation on their platforms. And after a separate House hearing that directly addressed Republican claims that Twitter was biased against conservatives, Mr. Jones tried to confront Mr. Dorsey on Mr. Dorsey's way out.
After the phaseout period of 10 business days, PayPal will stop doing any business with Infowars and its subsidiaries, like the site Prison Planet, a PayPal spokesman said.
The spokesman declined to cite any specific problems that had led to the decision, but said that after "extensive reviews" the company had "found many instances of content that promoted hate and discriminatory intolerance against certain communities and religions."
This is not the first time that PayPal has waded into politically fraught territory. In 2010, the company cut off payments to WikiLeaks. More recently, PayPal stopped working with neo-Nazi and alt-right websites.
Records from 2014 show that Mr. Jones's operations were bringing in nearly $ 20 million, mostly from supplements, such as Super Male Vitality, which purports to increase testosterone, that he hawks on his radio shows, The New York Times recently reported.
Since being barred from Facebook and Twitter, Infowars has had to find new online platforms, and its audience has fallen off significantly. But PayPal's decision may be particularly damaging, because it will be much harder for Infowars to find another company to handle transactions for the site.
For now, Infowars is still able to sell at least some of its goods on Amazon and eBay, where its payments are not handled by PayPal.
An article on the Infowars site that announced PayPal's decision said the move was a "political ploy designed to financially sabotage an influential media outlet just weeks before the midterm elections."
The article said PayPal had told Infowars that the decision was made because Infowars had violated its "acceptable use policy." PayPal's spokesman said its decision went beyond the violation of any single policy.
Right Wing Watch, a progressive advocacy organization, published an article in August pointing out areas where Infowars appeared to be violating PayPal's terms of service. At the time, PayPal did not take action and offered no comment.
Infowars did not respond to an email requesting comment.
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The 8 Best Moments From Chicago's North Coast Music Festival
Bad news: summer is officially over.
You probably spent this Labor Day weekend licking the last traces of BBQ sauce off your fingers and alot of you are likely getting your flyest outfits together for the first day of school as I'm typing this. But your if your summer wasn't filled with festival moments, we've got a highlight reel from Chicago;s North Coast Music Festival's "Summer's Last Fling" in Union Park.
Over the weekend, a lineup full of newcomers, legends, artists who rarely come out, and some you might not have even known were still around filled the bill. For those of you who couldn't make it out to The Chi, click through to find out exactly what you missed, as we lay out the eight most exciting moments of this year's festival.
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I have been a painter for most of my life, but as an avocation until 2001. Until then I had a career in architecture. After my retirement, I started painting full time and took a course based on Julia Cameron's book "The Artist's Way". That gave me the courage to exhibit and sell my work beginning in 2003.
I'm told that while many artist use modeling paste and other acrylic media to add texture to their work, it is rare to use them the way I do, that is, to create a realistic landscape or seascape.
The second stage in creating my work after the charcoal sketch is to apply various acrylic media to build up the texture: modeling paste for rocks and trees, and gels and mediums of varying thickness for water and sky. I have then created a relief composition in white, hence the term sculptural acrylic. Applying the color follows, for richness of detail and play of light on the surface. I like to let a little of the white show through in places for added brightness.
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A bookshop is a place where people go to buy books. A second-hand bookshop is much more than that.It is a place where people – a particular kind of people – go for many different reasons.
Some stick their heads through the door, scan the contents of the shop and say:
"Uhg, only books", then they quickly disappear.
Another person's face lights up when he observes all the shelves filled with books.
"Books, books, glorious books!" He comes in and browses for ninety minutes.
There are people who sprints in, grabs a book, pays and sprints out again.
Most people, the regulars, stroll in, chat for a few minutes before they go and search out the treasure of the day. This treasure might be one special book or it might be a stack of books that cost less than one new book in a new-book store. A 1953 Dostoevsky or a 2017 Grisham causes quite some excitement.
More than one regular visitor have told me they come to the bookshop to relax. When they leave, their batteries are charged and they feel uplifted. ( I doubt it is only the books that make them feel better, it is the presence of the Holy Spirit that they experience here.)
Second-hand bookshops are good for meeting the right people. A week ago two people connected here in the shop. Both book lovers, one a trader, the other an artist, exchanged e-addresses. The artist needed specific books on art, which we did not have, the trader had many books on that same subject.
As we do not buy stock, but rely on donations only, we often receive strange items in a bag or box when we unpack. People just seem to throw unwanted stuff into a bag or box and deliver them to the Hospice shop. Anything from a broken heater to an antique chamber pot to furs falling apart, the claws of the of the animal still intact. Everything sells.
We also find wonderful valuables, like complete works of famous writers, first editions from a century ago and in mint condition. What a surprise when a perfect Cartier bag was discovered in a box full of coffee table books. Every day brings surprises that makes my day good and the effort worthwhile, not loosing focus on the reason why we run these shops. It is to provide the means needed for the service rendered to the suffering, dying patients in the care of Hospice.
It was to this purpose that I agreed, as a volunteer, to write about about the work of Hospice, the patients stories and how Hospice played a role in in making their last days bearable, help them die in dignity and relative comfort. Now that I work in the Hospice bookshop full time, there is little time left for writing much without neglecting my fiction writing, but I do what I can.
my next novel is making progress, slowly, but I know I will get there. The fourth murder is committed and still no clues, witnesses or apparent motive and the murderer lives among the unsuspecting towns folk. How is it possible? Is someone protecting him, or is there a darker, deeper agenda behind all the strange happenings in this once peaceful town? The people are relieved when strict security measures are implemented, but is it really to their advantage, or is there some conspiracy to restrict their freedom? If so, why? And why does the religious leaders support all the new rules and laws?
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John G. Porter, M.D. is one of the founding partners of The Physicians Spine & Rehabilitation Specialists. He practices in our Marietta office. He received his undergraduate degree with honors in Biology from Colgate University and his Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine in 1978. He completed his internship and a two year residency in anesthesiology at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, where he served as Chief Resident. He went on to complete a fellowship in cardiac anesthesia at Emory University Medical School.
Dr. Porter received a Hyndman Fellowship for study of Tropical Medicine in London and clinical work in Calcutta. He is past clinical faculty for The Emory Department of Anesthesiology.
Dr. Porter was certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology in 1984, received Subspecialty Certification in Pain Management from the American Board of Anesthesiology in 1994 and recertification in 2005 and 2015.


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The Introduction to Marine Studies course is the perfect platform for your studies if you wish to learn more about marine ecosystems, their inhabitants and the human impact on the marine environment. This course is set up to precede the Marine Studies Intermediate course we offer.
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This course follows on from Marine studies I, extending your knowledge of a wide variety of marine organisms. It works through many types of marine organisms, focusing mostly on those not covered as thoroughly in Marine Studies I (This includes: Protists, Sponges, Marine plants, Cnidarians, Worms, Arthropods, Molluscs, Echinoderms, Non Bony Fish, Selected Bony Fish and selected Marine Mammals).


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Month: March 2017
Nutrition Center Closed
In anticipation of a large winter storm, the Nutrition Center/Food Pantry will be closed on March 14th, 2017. We anticipate re-opening on Thursday, March 16th at 9:00am. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please stay in and stay warm if at all possible!
2016-17 Doherty Memorial High School Food Drive
What can you do with some construction paper and markers? According to Jesse Garcia, a teacher at Doherty Memorial High School in Worcester, amazing things. That is what he and a group of 40 students set out to accomplish with their activities club, 'the food drive club'.
Since November, Mr. Garcia and the students spent an hour a day, three days a week after school, building boxes and creating posters to advertise their food drive. In January, they put on a small concert benefit at NuCafe in Worcester to collect food and donations towards their mission. Students from the club sang and played various instruments alongside Mr. Garcia himself. The event was wonderfully successful.
On March 2nd, Mr. Garcia and all of the students of the club came to Jeremiah's Inn with two pickup trucks and an SUV LOADED with food. In total, they delivered right around 7,419 POUNDS of food! The students and teachers formed a line from the trucks to the pantry, put on some music, and spent the better part of three hours passing food from the trucks to fill the pantry shelves.
To give a glimpse into the impact that Mr. Garcia and the students made, the food they raised will allow Jeremiah's to donate 50 pounds of food to 148 needy families right here in the city of Worcester, as well as to benefit the 29 men recovering from substance abuse disorders that reside here at the Inn.
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