Last Race in Sonoma: Twilight for “Top the Cops” - SBNation.com
In America, car culture is changing. For decades, muscle cars have steadily lost ground to lighter, cheaper sports cars made overseas. They're infinitely more complicated beasts, and when something goes wrong, their teenage drivers are more likely to ...
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July 22, 2015
Playwright asks: Where is our courage? | Adelaide News
“They might have made a collective plea: The arts are sacred, they make life better, they make a country stronger, they make a people think more deeply, they make us laugh, they communicate our sorrow, they heal us – let us tread carefully?” She said ...
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July 22, 2015
Death of a Prosecutor
On the morning of July 18, 1994, a man driving a Renault utility truck loaded with several hundred pounds of ammonium nitrate and TNT pulled up to the building that housed AMIA and detonated his payload. “He knew the case was bad, but he kept going ...
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July 13, 2015
Rockies fall to Angels, have lost nine of their last 11 games
As the clock struck midnight at Coors Field, the Rockies turned into a pumpkin, losing for the ninth time in their last 11 games. Los Angeles Angels second baseman Johnny Giavotella squeezed a bases-loaded single through the left side in the ninth ...
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July 9, 2015
Can big data help you get a good night's sleep? June 29, 2015
She's gone. I open my eyes in a strange room. It's pitch dark and completely silent, but I manage to find my bearings. Santa Cruz, Calif. Breathing heavily, I carefully disentangle a gaggle of wires twisted around my neck and roll over to glance at the ...
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June 29, 2015
Movie Listings for July 3-9
'Jurassic World' (PG-13, 2:04) There's more flab than muscle packed on this galumphing franchise reboot, which, as it lumbers from scene to scene, reminds you of what a great action god Steven Spielberg is. Too bad he didn't take the reins on this ...
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July 2, 2015
Eating and Drinking in Mexico City: A Diary
Standing at the door of the lobby, barring my exit, was Benito. And there was my driver, too, waiting at the curb, his car door open. I said I thought this was maybe just the tiniest bit unnecessary, given that I was only going out to a taco stand. No ...
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June 26, 2015
In a keynote address that earned a standing ovation from the audience at the Adelaide Festival Centre, Murray-Smith said many artists, artistic directors and arts administrators had been rendered voiceless over the issue of the withdrawal of... “All the arts organisations, big and small, high and low, left and right, traditional and radical need to join together and make a point that rises above self-interest and the party political. “They might have made a collective plea: The arts are sacred, they make life better, they make a country stronger, they make a people think more deeply, they make us laugh, they communicate our sorrow, they heal us – let us tread carefully. She said Paul Keating was the last prime minister to show any interest in the arts, and criticised Australia’s federal politicians for not leading by example with their support of the sector.
in the autumn of 1995, and Rob Sanders was driving his three kids from his house in Baltimore to the house of his ex-wife, Elizabeth Knox, in Silver Spring, Maryland. The kids rotated who got to sit in the front seat, and today was seven-year-old Alison’s turn. The boys wanted to hear the Redskins game, and when Alison leaned forward to fiddle with the radio, Sanders told her to sit back—he would find it. When he looked up, the light had turned red, and he braked, belatedly. The airbag—one of those early models designed to protect a full-sized adult male in a much more violent crash—struck Alison “with the force of a heavyweight boxer,” as Knox would later put it, rendering the girl unconscious and braindead in an... Knox had just walked into her house when the hospital called. They drove to Sinai Hospital in Baltimore, and Knox rushed in. “I’m here,” Knox told her unconscious daughter once she reached her side. She stayed with Alison when the girl was transferred to the Johns Hopkins Hospital in an ambulance, and waited as doctors there tested her reflexes. ) She stayed as her priest arrived, and as close friends came with gifts for an impromptu vigil—a quilt to cover Alison, a Bible, a lyre, which a friend played for hours. As the family contemplated taking the girl off life support, and Knox thought about what would happen next, she knew she.
Bergen PAC's technical director is the unseen performer
Marking his 30th year in the business, Feola has watched from the side of the stage as The Who's Pete Townshend warmed up during rehearsal at Giants Stadium, shared a lunch table with Bruce Springsteen, gone ... "One bus driver went to the wrong one."
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July 20, 2015
GPU clocks stuck at minimum after system reboot
Here's what I've found so far: I've tried several versions of drivers. After driver installation and before first system reboot after that installation GPU is able to reach the clock speeds I've configured in nVidia control pane under performance tab.
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January 5, 2015
Dead GPU, how to reset clock settings HELP
i managed to uninstall the AMD driver and reinstall windows 7 and install the AMD driver again, Are the clocks gone or still the same by doing this? if you don't touch the BIOS on the card, then you OCing by software, like Afterburner or even the catalyst ...
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August 26, 2013
