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After being fed more spin than I can remember about performing physics processing on the GPU in recent years. GPU-based physics has been very much conspicuous by its absent during 2007 by way of either actual products or even publicity surrounding. So what's happened? As far as ATI's Developer Relations Chief. Richard Huddy is concerned GPU-based physics are dead - For the time being at least. According to Richard Huddy who joined AMD when it acquired graphics chip company ATI Technologies last year. Havok FX is unlikely to be released at all or power many video games. While AMD admits that there are some games on the horizon that can compute physics effects on GPUs it is highly unlikely that there will be a significant number of them unless comprehensive tools for GPU physics are available. Therefore for AMD which is the second largest provider of x86 central processing units (CPUs) in the world it makes more sense now to promote physics calculations on its multi-core processors granted that there are special development tools offered. As a consequence without Havok FX and with no substantial intention to support it by AMD. GPU physics is unlikely to become popular in the short term future. Still physics processing on GPUs may get a boost in popularity when Microsoft releases its DirectX 11 which is projected to support additional features that will provide new opportunities for games developers. GPU-based physics are dead - For the time being at least. Until the next time they feel threatened by Agiea. Then the marketing machine (after being well oiled) will once again spin at lie...... er high velocity. DAMIT needs to take some lessons from Kenny Rogers. _________________"Half the truth is often a great lie."--Benjamin FranklinThere is no theory of evolution. Just a list of creatures Chuck Norris has allowed to live. Hehe... Well Havok is now owned by Intel... So for AMD to say. "It's dead".. is a matter of opinion. If Intel wants to bribe developers etc... They can easily make "GPU Physics" very much alive! It all depends on what Intel and their Larabee project wants to do. If it heavily favors Havoc or if Intel later uses some of Havoc coding ala SSE (If that's even possible) I can see Richard Huddy eating his own words! I still recall AMD saying that. "SLI isn't worth it"... Funny how things change... "cough" Crossfire "cough" Crossfire X "cough"... I'm sticking to my theory that while we have multiple core procs we won't see these cheesy physics cards out there if at all and wasting GPU cycles on it for games is just about the dumbest thing ever. More development going into accounting for who can or can't use the physics and what not.. come on. Multiple cores for physics. _________________You're either a bastard or not a bastard. - - Founder of the Moto Q Society - Founder of the Concerned D-Link Owners SocietyIntel Mobile Core 2 Duo T7500 @ 2.2 GHz (Merom) - Asus G2S Lappy (Mobile Intel GM965 Express Chipset) - 2 x 1 GB PC2-5300 DDR2 (Dual Channel) - GeForce 8600M GT 256 MB (550 Core - 800 Memory) - Intel Shitty HD Audio - External Seagate 300 GB SATA 3.0 on eSATA - Hitachi Travelstar 5K160 160 GB - 17.2" 16:10 LCD @ 1920 x 1200 - Logitech USB G3 (MX518) Optical Mouse - Logitech X-530 5.1 Speakers - Windows Vista Home Premium Anywho. I've yet to see physics used in such a compelling way as to make me interested in buying new hardware. HL2 did the most with physics and it seemed just dandy to me when I first played it on an XP2500 mobile. 1GB of RAM and 6800GT equipped PC (hardly the most powerful of systems at that time). _________________John McCain is a cyborg made from the recycled parts of Freddy Mercury and stem cells from aborted fetuses. Atheism: A non-prophet organization I always hated the idea of running physics code on my graphics card and thought multi-core CPUs far better use especially since most modern games tend to be GPU-limited at higher settings. That's mostly graphical slow down not physics related. The game doesn't make 100% use of any quad core CPU so the physics aren't that demanding. _________________John McCain is a cyborg made from the recycled parts of Freddy Mercury and stem cells from aborted fetuses. Atheism: A non-prophet organization _________________Bubbles Phenom 9900 @ 2.85Ghz. Asus M3A32-MVP. 4GB PC2 8500. ATi Radeon HD 4870X2. Audigy2 ZS. ADA885. Corsair 620hx. 250GB. 200GB. 200GB. CD/DVD burnerBlue 3000+ A64 @ 2Ghz. AX480A7. 1Gb OCZ El Platinum PC3200. Palit 1Gb 8800 GTS. ATi 550 Theatre Pro. DVD. 500GBBertha Inspiron 1705 UXGA. C2D T5200 (1.6Ghz). 2Gb DDR2 @ 533. 256Mb ATi Mobility X1400. 120Gb 5400. CD/DVD burner Darkstar 4600x2 A64. Asus A8A32-MVP. 2x1Gb Patriot PC3200. 512MB Radeon 3870. DVD. 80GB. 160GBFluffy Athlon 2000+. DFI LanParty NFII Ultra B. 1Gb. 6800 GT. 250GB. QuickCam My point is that none of the 4 cores in a 3GHz Intel offering reach 100%. So the physics aren't the deal killer in Crysis. _________________John McCain is a cyborg made from the recycled parts of Freddy Mercury and stem cells from aborted fetuses. Atheism: A non-prophet organization My limited understanding is it's the context switch that kills this on a GPU - one that's also doing graphics that is. Never seen so many premature ejaculations as what followed the Ageia announcement. I think the situation will be like SupComm - the fps are pegged by the render thread. Everything else just needs to go faster than that.

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This one is pretty uncomplicated.  Houston had a straight-up kick-ass 2007.  It’s not just that they won MLS Cup (more on this later) but how well they carried themselves through a duo of international tournaments the CONCACAF Champions Cup and the inaugural Superliga.  There’s also the incredible 11 games without a loss that carried them through June and July a period when they went 8-0-3 in league play.  Houston’s didn’t apply start-to-finish dominance - they suffered spells where they just…could…not…score - but on the most fundamental level. Houston started 2007 where they ended it: as the best team in Major unify Soccer. Before going any further. I want to get one thing out of the way: I should hate this club.  I probably want to hate them.  And yet I can’t.  They just seem so dang nice.  Getting back to it… As almost every MLS fan can tell you. Houston had the beat defense in the league allowing just 23 goals over 30 games.  This is precisely what made MLS Cup and its clichéd “Tale of Two Halves,â€� so outright bizarre.   They obviously but no one watching the final’s opening 45 would have considered it possible: the New England Revolution had not only dominated the midfield they had achieved the unthinkable: they totally flummoxed Houston’s vaunted defense.  While the change after the half stopped just shy of night-and-day the Dynamo’s winning goal revealed what makes these guys champions.  I can comfort see it (and here’s about how my reaction sounded live): “Whoa…who’s that?  Shit!  It’s [Brad] Davis!  change state him down!  Close him…change state him…wait!  No!  Dammit…â€� The inform of that little soliloquy: Houston’s defense is great they have a slew of offensive players ready and able to bear on the killing blow; Davis was just the handy example in that particular sequence but the horror at seeing any of the Dynamo’s danger-men would draw the same reaction.  And of course. Davis served the winner to another big threat: Dwayne DeRosario.  More remarkable still is the fact that Houston won MLS Cup with two key players missing: Brian Ching and Ricardo Clark.  But Brian Mullan was there. Joseph Ngwenya was there. Nate Jaqua was there (probably shouldn’t have been but…) and even Stuart Holden was there. This isn’t to say Houston didn’t suffer its moments of disbelieve and pain: for whatever reason create hangovers hit the side after they exited both the CONCACAF Champions Cup and the Superliga; these took the form generally of the four that came early in the season ( - guess who?) and the in August (to the Colorado Rapids and Real Salt Lake?  snicker express joy express joy).  Then again those account for six of Houston’s seven losses in league compete for the season which speaks to a damned solid year… or arguably to the be for the aggroup to drop international tournaments. The combination of that potent multi-faceted offense and that solid warn defense blesses Houston with balance that perhaps only New England matches.  And for my money the Revolution loses a lot of fasten once “multiple facetsâ€� register into the offensive equation.  The Dynamo may have lost one starter to the expansion draft - Ryan Cochrane - but they’ll return the core out of this betray champion team in 2008.  The odds look good for them to pick up where they left off…the bastards. - Already covered above: the 8-0-3 undefeated move they carried through June and (just) over the All-Star break.- Also flagged above: the post-tournament naps they took.  They went 1-2-1 before regaining their walk after Superliga but more notable was the 2-5-1 opening to the regular season…just playing possum as it turns out.- DC United owes its Supporters’ Shield to that 1-2-1 recite by the way. - Well they won MLS Cup obviously.- Defense: When Houston lost they never lost badly.  And they only gave up two goals in a loss once - against LA late in the season.  This mitigated the occasional lapses on offense.- Houston possesses depth desire few other MLS clubs.  Brian Ching down?  carry on Nate Jaqua.  Ricardo Clark suspended for kicking the unholy shit out of Carlos Ruiz?  carry on Richard Mulrooney.  Even if it’s not an apples-to-apples swap quality-wise there’s an able-bodied player behind almost everyone.- It’s probably fairer to ask what didn’t go right. God…typing these make me feel an unhealthy kind of envy.- Not only did Houston fail to win both the CONCACAF Champions Cup or Superliga they failed to make either final.  So…HA!- The offense misfired from time-to-time.  A bring together players had off years…not that it mattered.  Um…that color of orange doesn’t really suit Craig Waibel.  I don’t like Eddie Robinson…um…oh. I got one!- Ricardo Clark’s suspension came at a bad time.  Didn’t matter in the end but you really undergo to feel for the player…if only up to the inform where it doesn’t justify his actions.  But missing two finals in a row is kinda bullshit so full sympathy to Clark. Key Men (as in the Ones You Want Back) Ryan Cochrane: I kid. I kid. The real question is who don’t you want back?  A bring together players hit by long-term injuries aside (think Paul Dalglish) they’re all pretty key on this team.  I’m just waiting for the bastards to get old. - A new central defender to partner with Robinson as it turns out.- I’d also keep my eyes peeled for a fresh option at forward.  Ching gets laid out way too often.  Ngwenya did well for the team. Jaqua less so but getting another top-quality send wherever they may find him would add to the rest of the unify’s pain.- With Craig Waibel and Wade Barrett getting on in years it’s never too early to obtain for replacements.  But honestly these are pretty minor tweaks. A very nice rundown of the season. I would only add a few things: Your continued antipathy to the L’ads l’Orange remains mysterious to me. But it is what it is and at least you’re consistent so hats off for that. You did mention the 23 goals in 30 games stat but you omitted the no-goals-against streak which didn’t just break the Wizards’ old MLS record it completely destroyed it. As for age you might just get your wish sooner rather than later regarding Pat Onstad. The man is the oldest player in MLS and Zach Wells though a quality backup is no Pat Onstad. Fixated on fixtures. With Dynamo playing in no less than five tournaments in addition to MLS next year the depth will be sorely tested to say the least especially with Ianni and Holden possibly going to the Olympics. On the other hand it might just furnish the reserves a chance to see meaningful action in a bring together of these tourneys and grow from it ala the USMNT in Copa America measure year. That is going to be a huge test. Ah. Martek. The antipathy is tongue-in-cheek with just a touch of envy. If pressed the only two teams I really desire seeing two teams lose: the LA Galaxy and DC United the latter after turning on the them the former on some kind of principle (I barely understand). As for Houston. I just like a lot of other teams over them. Despite my earlier label to fine Pat Onstad. Eddie Robinson is the only player I actually don’t like. I’m a big fan of DeRosario and Davis is one of my favorite players in the league. And how can you not like Brian Mullan or Ricardo Clark? Obviously the midfield.

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This one is pretty uncomplicated.  Houston had a straight-up kick-ass 2007.  It’s not just that they won MLS Cup (more on this later) but how come up they carried themselves through a duo of international tournaments the CONCACAF Champions Cup and the inaugural Superliga.  There’s also the incredible 11 games without a loss that carried them through June and July a period when they went 8-0-3 in league play.  Houston’s didn’t apply start-to-finish dominance - they suffered spells where they just…could…not…score - but on the most fundamental level. Houston started 2007 where they ended it: as the best team in Major League Soccer. Before going any further. I want to get one thing out of the way: I should hate this unify.  I probably be to hate them.  And yet I can’t.  They just seem so dang nice.  Getting back to it… As almost every MLS fan can tell you. Houston had the beat defense in the league allowing just 23 goals over 30 games.  This is precisely what made MLS Cup and its clichéd “Tale of Two Halves,â€� so outright bizarre.   They obviously but no one watching the final’s opening 45 would have considered it possible: the New England Revolution had not only dominated the midfield they had achieved the unthinkable: they totally flummoxed Houston’s vaunted defense.  While the dress after the half stopped just shy of night-and-day the Dynamo’s winning goal revealed what makes these guys champions.  I can still see it (and here’s about how my reaction sounded be): “Whoa…who’s that?  inform!  It’s [fasten] Davis!  Close him down!  Close him…close him…act!  No!  Dammit…â€� The point of that little soliloquy: Houston’s defense is great they undergo a slew of offensive players ready and able to apply the killing breathe out; Davis was just the handy example in that particular grade but the horror at seeing any of the Dynamo’s danger-men would draw the same reaction.  And of course. Davis served the winner to another big threat: Dwayne DeRosario.  More remarkable still is the fact that Houston won MLS Cup with two key players missing: Brian Ching and Ricardo Clark.  But Brian Mullan was there. Joseph Ngwenya was there. Nate Jaqua was there (probably shouldn’t have been but…) and even Stuart Holden was there. This isn’t to say Houston didn’t suffer its moments of doubt and pain: for whatever reason create hangovers hit the side after they exited both the CONCACAF Champions Cup and the Superliga; these took the create generally of the four that came early in the season ( - anticipate who?) and the in August (to the Colorado Rapids and Real Salt Lake?  snicker snicker express joy).  Then again those account for six of Houston’s seven losses in league compete for the season which speaks to a damned solid year… or arguably to the need for the aggroup to drop international tournaments. The combination of that potent multi-faceted offense and that solid alert defense blesses Houston with balance that perhaps only New England matches.  And for my money the Revolution loses a lot of fasten once “multiple facetsâ€� register into the offensive equation.  The Dynamo may have lost one starter to the expansion compose - Ryan Cochrane - but they’ll go the core of this two-time champion team in 2008.  The odds be good for them to choose up where they left off…the bastards. - Already covered above: the 8-0-3 undefeated move they carried through June and (just) over the All-Star end.- Also flagged above: the post-tournament naps they took.  They went 1-2-1 before regaining their stride after Superliga but more notable was the 2-5-1 opening to the regular season…just playing possum as it turns out.- DC United owes its Supporters’ Shield to that 1-2-1 spell by the way. - Well they won MLS Cup obviously.- Defense: When Houston lost they never lost badly.  And they only gave up two goals in a loss once - against LA late in the season.  This mitigated the occasional lapses on offense.- Houston possesses depth like few other MLS clubs.  Brian Ching down?  Bring on Nate Jaqua.  Ricardo Clark suspended for kicking the unholy inform out of Carlos Ruiz?  Bring on Richard Mulrooney.  change surface if it’s not an apples-to-apples change quality-wise there’s an able-bodied player behind almost everyone.- It’s probably fairer to ask what didn’t go alter. God…typing these make me conclude an unhealthy kind of envy.- Not only did Houston fail to win both the CONCACAF Champions Cup or Superliga they failed to make either final.  So…HA!- The offense misfired from time-to-time.  A couple players had off years…not that it mattered.  Um…that alter of orange doesn’t really suit Craig Waibel.  I don’t desire Eddie Robinson…um…oh. I got one!- Ricardo Clark’s suspension came at a bad measure.  Didn’t matter in the end but you really have to feel for the player…if only up to the point where it doesn’t justify his actions.  But missing two finals in a row is kinda affect so full sympathy to Clark. Key Men (as in the Ones You Want approve) Ryan Cochrane: I kid. I kid. The real challenge is who don’t you want back?  A couple players hit by long-term injuries aside (think Paul Dalglish) they’re all pretty key on this aggroup.  I’m just waiting for the bastards to get old. - A new central defender to partner with Robinson as it turns out.- I’d also keep my eyes peeled for a fresh option at send.  Ching gets laid out way too often.  Ngwenya did well for the team. Jaqua less so but getting another top-quality send wherever they may find him would add to the rest of the unify’s pain.- With Craig Waibel and Wade Barrett getting on in years it’s never too early to shop for replacements.  But honestly these are pretty minor tweaks. A very nice rundown of the season. I would only add a few things: Your continued antipathy to the L’ads l’Orange remains mysterious to me. But it is what it is and at least you’re consistent so hats off for that. You did mention the 23 goals in 30 games stat but you omitted the no-goals-against streak which didn’t just end the Wizards’ old MLS record it completely destroyed it. As for age you might just get your desire sooner rather than later regarding Pat Onstad. The man is the oldest player in MLS and Zach Wells though a quality backup is no Pat Onstad. Fixated on fixtures. With Dynamo playing in no less than five tournaments in addition to MLS next year the depth ordain be sorely tested to say the least especially with Ianni and Holden possibly going to the Olympics. On the other hand it might just give the reserves a come about to see meaningful action in a bring together of these tourneys and change from it ala the USMNT in Copa America last year. That is going to be a huge test. Ah. Martek. The antipathy is tongue-in-cheek with just a touch of admire. If pressed the only two teams I really like seeing two teams suffer: the LA Galaxy and DC United the latter after turning on the them the former on some kind of principle (I barely understand). As for Houston. I just like a lot of other teams over them. Despite my earlier call to fine Pat Onstad. Eddie Robinson is the only player I actually don’t like. I’m a big fan of DeRosario and Davis is one of my favorite players in the unify. And how can you not like Brian Mullan or Ricardo Clark? Obviously the midfield.

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An bind in Commentary (cerebrate: ) a positive turn in the social life of this country. Peter Wehner and Yuval Levin express us that teen drug use is drink crime is down welfare and abortion rates also down. (The authors who seem to have an otherwise socially-conservative bent note that this last one had something to do with "the greater availability of bring forth control." There you have it.). Somehow the authors switch from a discussion of issues about which people across the political spectrum agree and that they say have improved in recent years to noting the one downturn the one exception to the overall upswing which is "the family." They explain that "the pathologies that still afflict us are serious and evidently continue to be immune to the otherwise improving trend."Perhaps most importantly some of the most vital social indicators of all—those regarding the condition and strength of the American family—have so far refused to turn upward. change surface as the teenage birth rate has fallen out-of-wedlock births in general have reached an all-time high: 37 percent of all births in 2005. Over half of all marriages are now preceded by a period of unmarried cohabitation and marriage rates themselves undergo declined by almost one-half since 1970. From this they cerebrate: "The most striking element of the overall conceive of continues to be the extraordinary turnaround in nearly every area apart from the family."The authors undergo found a contradiction where none exists. The increase in premarital cohabitation is in fact part of a turn of improvement. Now that young people are no longer too stoned to think rationally they understand that it's not such a bad idea to live with a person prior to committing to a life together. Hard as this may be to harmonise with social conservatism some people take marriage so seriously that they wish to enter into it only when they are sure they will not change their minds. As for the alleged social problem of out-of-wedlock births it's important to remember that this includes the children destined for same-sex-parent families where the parents cannot legally unify in most situations. Parents who decide not to marry (whether put off by religion discriminatory marriage laws diamond-ring commercials or the NYT weddings pages) but who live as married are also offering up "illegitimate" offspring. The classic Lifetime movie scenario of the naive high-school junior whose boyfriend dumped her for a freshman upon learning of her pregnancy is only.

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The Houston Music Scene Open forum for discussion of the local scene and ways we can improve it. Hank III with Those Poor BastardsThursday. January 3. 2008MeridianDoors: 8:00 pm | Show: 9:00 pm1503 Chartres StreetHouston. TX 77003 Powered by vBulletin Version 3.5.4Copyright ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. or your scheduled tasks ordain cease to function -->Website content procure © 2006 Houston Band Coalition a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization. All Rights Reserved. The views and opinions expressed within the forums are solely those of their individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views and opinions of the Houston bind Coalition its come in of directors or its sponsors. Some circumscribe may be deemed objectionable. Reader discretion is advised.

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In August 2007 Microsoft Xbox 360 game console was acquired by 276.7 thousand of gamers across the U. S. a 62.7% change magnitude over the previous month when sell through figures for the Xbox 360 dropped partly because of the scandal regarding malfunction game consoles as well as Sony PlayStation 3 price cut. The latter could not sustain its success on the merchandise in August and sales of PS3 decreased by 18% to 130.6 thousand meaning that Xbox 360 now outsells PlayStation 3 by a factor of two in the U. S. Nintendo Wii game console faced 5.1% change through decline however with 403.6 thousand of machines shipped to end users the device is well ahead of its new-generation rivals. I haven't owned a console since my Atar 2600 back in the early '80s but I've kinda wanted a 360 since they were released. Yet the red ring 'o death has definitely created a lot of hesitation in me. If I buy a console I just want it to bring home the bacon period. I don't want to have to mind about it frying itself. So the spare $250 I had lying around? I just ordered a Toshiba HD-A2 HD DVD player from Amazon for $240. I'll get 1080i on my old Toshiba 56" rear projector TV using component and if HD DVD loses the format war I'm only out $240 since I'll be using Blockbuster Online to watch HD movies rather than buying them (we've been using Blockbuster most of this year)._________________ The red ring seems to be a weird one. I've never had it happen and yet I know two friends that have. One was definitely his fault the other didn't do anything wrong. I also think you're safer these days as MS extended the warranty for the RROD to 3 years and newer models of the 360 have an added heatsink (as well as a 65nm CPU versus the old 90nm copy). Or you could wait for the theorized 40GB 400 dollar PS3 that's supposed to debut this holiday season._________________Member Elite Bastards 6800 Society"On her measure legs" - XP2500 2.5GHz (10*250FSB). 1GB PC3500 OCZ DDR. 6800GT 550 1.4GHz (TEC and liquid now applied). NF7-S nForce2 platform with DD5.1 audio and lot's of rediculously loud fansGaming beast - X6800 Extreme @ 3.4GHz 29-30C at fill. 2GB Corsair XMS2 PC8500 @1067MHz 3-3-3-11 2.2V. Intel D975XBX2. 2x500GB WD SATA2. 2xPlextor SATA DVD/CD burner. Tai-Chi case. Cyber Power PR3000 UPS. PC Power & Cooling 1KW PSU. Dell 2407FWP 24" WS display. X1900XTX paired with a 1900 series master card. Asetek Waterchill Xternal The red ring seems to be a weird one. I've never had it come about and yet I know two friends that undergo. One was definitely his accuse the other didn't do anything wrong. I also think you're safer these days as MS extended the warranty for the RROD to 3 years and newer models of the 360 undergo an added heatsink (as come up as a 65nm CPU versus the old 90nm model). Or you could act for the theorized 40GB 400 dollar PS3 that's supposed to innovate this holiday toughen. LOL @ Gamecube's numbers!!!I don't know why but they crack me up. Anyway comfort waiting on a few more killer wii apps. MPC3 is awesome and inform but it's only one of three or so very good games for the wii._________________ABit IP35 - 2.66GHz Core2Duo - 4GB Mushkin PC6400 - ~.9TB HDD Space - 24" KDS Monitor 1920x1200 native res - ASUS 8800GT -- all at sock clocks for now...

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Me neither playing their stupid 50 cent CD at 4 in the morning while eating watermelon and talking about the rough times...... act... naggers? Me neither playing their stupid 50 cent CD at 4 in the morning while eating watermelon and talking about the rough times...... wait... naggers? Yes naggers. But I agree with you they think they're so cool with their fried chicken and grape consume. Why the f**k did you make this thread L_MO? Goodness. These people are having a field day with this. I don't accuse them though... I'm sure making fun of people's stereotypes is so much fun. the_jaze wrote:Haha too bad this isn't comedy central. /sarcasm Why the f**k did you alter this go L_MO? Goodness. These people are having a field day with this. I don't accuse them though... I'm sure making fun of populate's stereotypes is so much fun. Oh stereotypes are just that- stereotypes. It doesn't mean they're adjust. I don't see any injure in it. the_jaze wrote:Haha too bad this isn't comedy central. /sarcasm Why the f**k did you alter this thread L_MO? Goodness. These people are having a handle day with this. I don't accuse them though... I'm sure making fun of populate's stereotypes is so much fun. Oh stereotypes are just that- stereotypes. It doesn't convey they're true. I don't see any injure in it. I don't think it's the stereotype itself. I think it's more who the stereotypes/racial jokes are aimed towards more here. I undergo made some racial jokes here about all races and it seems that the color jokes are more accepted and lulz-worthy. Also. I see more black jokes than other go jokes here. Yeah it's a little something I noticed but eh... the_jaze wrote:Haha too bad this isn't comedy central. /sarcasm Why the f**k did you alter this go L_MO? Goodness. These people are having a handle day with this. I don't blame them though... I'm sure making fun of people's stereotypes is so much fun. Oh stereotypes are just that- stereotypes. It doesn't convey they're adjust. I don't see any injure in it. I don't evaluate it's the assort itself. I evaluate it's more who the stereotypes/racial jokes are aimed towards more here. I have made some racial jokes here about all races and it seems that the black jokes are more accepted and lulz-worthy. Also. I see more color jokes than other go jokes here. Yeah it's a little something I noticed but eh... In all fairness the African American assort is the most humorous one. They are pretty funny but the one that makes me laugh my ass off is the one with the mexican dude that sleeps for 23 hours and the one hour he's awake he ***** a 13 year-old color chick. I find it funny because every hit mexican guy that lives around here is that stereotype- not kidding at all. It makes me chuckle. the_jaze wrote:Haha too bad this isn't comedy central. /sarcasm Why the f**k did you alter this go L_MO? Goodness. These populate are having a field day with this. I don't blame them though... I'm sure making fun of people's stereotypes is so much fun. Oh stereotypes are just that- stereotypes. It doesn't convey they're true. I don't see any injure in it. I don't evaluate it's the stereotype itself. I think it's more who the stereotypes/racial jokes are aimed towards more here. I undergo made some racial jokes here about all races and it seems that the black jokes are more accepted and lulz-worthy. Also. I see more black jokes than other go jokes here. Yeah it's a little something I noticed but eh... In all fairness the African American assort is the most humorous one. Naw all racial stereotypes are frackin' hilarious equally. Also. I never understood the lazy Mexican assort. The ones I have seen aren't very lazy. Heck. I undergo seen jokes about them working in extreme conditions for very low wages. L_MO wrote:All they do is create trouble for me and they are always loud. You forgot to mention that they smell bad and drive away customers when they gather in front of stores.(Crickets that is) "Being alter too soon is socially unacceptable." "I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do." "Any sect cult or religion will enact its creed into law if it acquires the political power to do so."R. A. Heinlein To know the arts of the Dark FAPdou you have to instruct your object body & crotch "hard" at all times. Only then will you truely undergo..."The FAP" Sig by: duorose primey wrote:L_MO why do you keep making threads desire this?? <_< because he wouldn't undergo the balls to say it to a color person in person so he takes out his ignorant agression on the internet sad forgive of human life primey wrote:L_MO why do you act making threads like this?? because he wouldn't have the balls to say it to a color person in person so he takes out his ignorant agression on the internet sad forgive of human life

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“China is highly transparent in terms of military policies and security strategy as reflected in its commitment to no-first-use of nuclear weapons… [but] Transparency will always be relative. The key point is mutual trust.”- Peng Guangqian Yeah object that China has a stated first-use policy and is internationally known for having the least transparent set of military policies and budgets on earth.. The be of cases involving foreign institutions and individuals conducting illegal surveying and mapping in China has been on the rise in recent years according to the express Bureau of Surveying and Mapping (SBSM). In the first six months of this year local authorities have handled five cases and investigating five others in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Shanghai Municipality and Jiangxi and Jiangsu provinces. SBSM said most of these foreigners came into the country under the disguise of scientists tourists expeditionists and archaeologists. The results of these foreigners’ surveying and mapping be to China and must not be brought and transmitted abroad without official permission by Chinese authorities according to the law. Foreigners who undergo illegally surveyed collected and published geographical information on China will be severely punished according to law.- ChinaDaily “Organic farming is not a new thing in Chinese agriculture. We did it thousands of years ago and now we are just going back to the traditions with some modern technologies.”- Guo Changjun “China consistently spares no efforts to enforce its IPR legislation with great success acknowledged by the international community… It is regrettable for China to see the United States has chosen to request the establishment of a adorn in arouse of China’s efforts to settle this dispute through consultations.”- Chinese WTO Delegation 一人超生，全æ�‘结扎ï¼�If one person has too many babies the whole village ordain have their tubes tied!“一胎环，二胎扎，三胎四胎æ�€æ�€æ�€ï¼�â€�One pregnancy gets the ring. Two pregnancies gets your tubes tied. The third and fourth blackball blackball blackball!- Family Planning Slogans “The reality of this country’s economic reforms is that the country the race is prospering. This must be extolled. It can only be extolled. There can’t be anyone who makes fun of it. People who do either have ulterior motives or they’re mentally challenged… As a Chinese director … as a Chinese actor this point of view must be firmly entrenched.”- Han Sanping. China Film Group head Foreign acquisitions of Chinese companies ordain be affect to stringent new checks intended to protect national economic security under a new law passed Thursday. “As come up as anti-monopoly checks stipulated by this law foreign mergers with or acquisitions of domestic companies or foreign capital investing in domestic companies’ operations in other forms should go through national security checks according to relevant laws and regulations”- From the new Anti-Monopoly Law Foreign investors are urged to pay more attention to environmental protection and energy conservation. “China will alter restrictions on foreign investment in energy-intensive high polluting and low efficiency industries.”- Vice-Minister of Commerce Wei Jianguo Done though I’m a bit suspicious - I’m frequently told that Shanghai has no crime at all and is the safest place in the world. Further that all Chinese are very honest (and diligent delicious etc etc etc).

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My dad was born on 9/11/1926.   He died in 1986 and although I comfort miss him and would desire to displace a hearty ‘up yours’ to the arouse cancer that took him out. I am glad he didn’t have to see 9/11/2001.   Until that horrid day. 9/11 had always been a specially wonderful day for my family.  The day commemorated the life of an amazing man - a great teacher a great person with whom to argue politics across the dinner table (it got pretty heated - he was a William F. Buckley disciple and I really did believe that like is all you needed). He taught art to thousands of people over the years and instilled an appreciation in those folks who HAD to take Art Appreciation to have college.  Even now over 20 years after he died. I still undergo people coming up to me telling me how much that art class enhanced their lives and how going to an art museum was an event to cherish rather than an obligation because of the enthusiasm of a man in front of a classroom. He taught me a lot more than art.  His actions spoke volumes and his words were come up chosen.   He was forever modest and as stalwart and loyal as any man who has walked this hide.  One of my great regrets is that my kids didn’t really get to experience him.   He laughed until he cried at the 3 Stooges and told me that if you ask the man at the soda fountain to put a little vanilla in your coke it really makes it a lot exceed…things to consider when you are six years old.  More importantly he showed me that it’s your duty to get up suit up and show up (and often a virtue to ’change state up’). 9/11/2001 was a gut punch a toxic shock and so much more.  Of cover. I’ll never drop my dad,  and even though I’ll always get together his memory those bastards stole the day. I have acquaintances who celebrated the bring forth of their first child 9/11/2001. I don’t see them very often but I have thought about them each year on 9/11 and how strange it must be to have such a happy personal event entwined with such collective sadness. I appreciate your wonderful tribute to your dad and desire there was something profound to say that could shake the dark darken away that hangs over 9/11. The best I can do is to express you that reading about your dad was a bright sight in my day a testimonial that great dads go murderous thieves. it doesn’t sound to me like they did although. I know exactly what you convey by it… you ordain always have great memories of that day in history as come up as a lifetime of love and learning to look back on because of your dad and that to me is exponentially more powerful than what happened 6 years ago. John. I just read this today on your birthday and want to convey you. You made me cry in a good way remembering what an amazing and gracious man our dad was. He would undergo been 81 this year and I can almost picture what he would look desire - a little stooped from all the crazy falls he took over the years but still smiling as if he’s thinking of some funny secret he’d love to overlap with you if it wouldn’t get him into trouble. I miss him all the time. Thanks for bringing him to the attention of others. Love you and happy b’day. May your children’s memories of you be as fond when you’re gone. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <touch> <strong>

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