beter start selling more pickled shrimp and krill and skip those play toys of play stations and the such to get one of those nice big babies to put next to your desk. less clutter more power.

chalk another one up for Sony & Stanford... PS3 & F@H youtube video...


Life With PlayStation - Official Release Video




F@H News entry - Sep 18, 2008

In partnership with Sony, we've rolled out a new update to the Folding@home client for the PS3, now built into their "Life With Playstation" (LWP) application. They've done a great job of building a beautiful piece of software. Folding@home is running underneath in the background. Noam Rimon, the lead developer on the Sony side put it well in an earlier blog post as well as a more recent post on the PS3 blog

We’re going to offer this as a free service that will be easily accessible directly from the XMB. Life with PlayStation will feed live content to your PS3 with updates on news and weather on a visually stunning and interactive global map. Imagine being able to wake up to your PS3 to see if you need to pack an umbrella for the day. Or just relax as you listen to your favorite tunes while reading up on top news from around the world.

We've also updated the science code to do the same functionality of what the GPU2 code can do today. However, people will notice that the ns/day will go significantly down. We want to stress that the points per day remains the same. This means that one gets more points/ns since the calculation is more complex, so don't worry too much if your ns/day is lower. LWP takes up a little extra compute time from the science, but not much. Most of the decrease in ns/day is due to the fact that it's doing a much more complex calculation (which is good for the science side of this).

So far, the response will be strong and I expect that this could in time double the FLOP count from PS3 donors in Folding@home, which itself will be pretty impressive. More importantly, with the advanced science now rolled out on both the PS3 and GPU2 platforms, we're well-poised to tackle some much more complex and interesting calculations.

she wasted a post, lol

if that is your real picture arizonamoon, i will refund your money for that wasted post, since you can't claim your a forgetful blond.

Thats right ;-) I am a forgetful brunette.. I even forgot i
was here.. so how is that money going to help me? Lol

ask the penguin he always has all the answers
i just create the questions and the confusion.

she wasted a post, lol

if that is your real picture arizonamoon, i will refund your money for that wasted post, since you can't claim your a forgetful blond.

Thats right ;-) I am a forgetful brunette.. I even forgot i
was here.. so how is that money going to help me? Lol

who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?

lmao, hmm...maybe we should start posting the old time radio theather shows tag lines here. Nice reference to 'The Shadow'

who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?

And now a word from our sponsor..... ;-)

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who are we sponsored by back in the 1930s-40s?

And now a word from our sponsor..... ;-)

who are we sponsored by back in the 1930s-40s?

And now a word from our sponsor..... ;-)

http://www.arjazz.org/artists/hof/1996/96_rosetta_tharpe.html

No use
Knowing
How to pick 'em
If your half-shaved
Whiskers stick 'em




Burma Shave

yeah ok lol
i thought there was something like brill cream or some name like that.
what was the moustache coloring product or hair coloring product to hide your grey hair back then?

its been to long since i heard these shows to remember those names, they used to play the ads along with the show on the old AM night time old timers radio shows.

If you
Don't know
Whose signs
These are
You can't have
Driven very far




Burma Shave

try this brylcream radio ad. aka public service announcement

I knew I could find one of the old products from back then.

Oh yes Brylcreem.... Wasn't there some stuff called Trugel?

Oh yes Brylcreem.... Wasn't there some stuff called Trugel?

i can't find any reference to that.....

Oh yes Brylcreem.... Wasn't there some stuff called Trugel?

i can't find any reference to that.....

Well there definitely was a product called that in the early 1960's because I used it! It was in a toothpaste sized tube and was a very sticky clear gel. There were also bottles of Brilliantine liquid as well....

Oh yes Brylcreem.... Wasn't there some stuff called Trugel?

i can't find any reference to that.....

Well there definitely was a product called that in the early 1960's because I used it! It was in a toothpaste sized tube and was a very sticky clear gel. There were also bottles of Brilliantine liquid as well....

thats still around...sold by a company called three flowers

try this website for some olden goldies of adverstising: http://www.oldtimeradiofans.com/old_radio_commercials/

And now back to The Great Gildersleeve, sponsored by the Kraft Food Company.

I notice Rosetta is no longer on the BOINC stats site, as a listed project. Rosetta teams are there still, but according to it, we've had no points earned for the last few days.

Any info on this?

according to the stats not exported thread in number crunching, the daemon that controls stats reports to the outside world froze. the team reset it and other than a gap for the past 3 days things should be back to normal.

I notice Rosetta is no longer on the BOINC stats site, as a listed project. Rosetta teams are there still, but according to it, we've had no points earned for the last few days.

Any info on this?

Since things are "back to normal":

He had the ring
He had the flat
But she felt his chin
And that
Was that



Burma Shave