Gigabyte has finally unveiled their new video card based on the Radeon 8500. The Radeon 8500 has been recieving good press from other review sites and users with the latest drivers.
Gigabyte has decided to jump on the bandwagon and released their 8500 based card with a core/clock of 275/275MHz. The Maya Serial as it will be called will feature 3.6NS ram which is on par with the retail ATI Radeon 8500. It also features Gigabyte's V-Tuner which allows temperature monitoring and overclocking. This should allow users to monitor temperatures of the Graphics Card more accurately then when measured with devices such as a Compunurse.
Gigabyte Announces All New Graphics card Called ?g MAYA Serial ?h With ATi GPU
Gigabyte has always concentrated the efforts in bringing top-of-the-line and admirable product to the global market. MAYA Serial 3D graphics accelerator, the masterpiece with newly released ATi Chipset, offers numerously genius designs and utilities you have never seen. It also supports high-speed DDR SDRAM memory?iAP Serial?j, ensured a outstanding 3D graphics performance even in the high loading of 3D Applications or 3D multi-work. As the MAYA Serial required a better heatsink, not surprisingly the card is fitted with a bigger fan-sink as well as heatsinks High performance on the RAM module?iAP/AR Serial?jto make the overclocked components run as stable as possible.
All MAYA Serial utilizes the recently announced DirectX 8.x driver, providing unprecedented levels of 3D game performance and animation quality, enable users to experience a rich 3D environment.
Gigabyte patented graphics accelerator driver / V-Tuner Utility
In order to meet market requirement, the patented driver included a driver interface specific designed for MAYA Serial graphics accelerators called ?gV-Tuner?h. When users install the V-Tuner, the driver icon will be appeared and exists in the desktop. As long as you right click the icon, V-Tuner will generate a full-function optional menu immediately.
Have you ever seen an animal sitting in a cage all alone with nothing to do. Well, zoos are trying to change that fact. They will allow the animals to live in an environment that is like their home. Many people don't realize this, but zoo are keeping and breeding these animals because they would not survive in the wild alone. In the three passages, ¨The Stripes Will Survive,¨ ¨The Zood Go Wild from No More Dodos,¨ ¨Our Beautiful Macaws and Why They Need Enrichment.¨ All of these articles present one claim, that is that the role of zoos is no longer to keep animal, but to protect them.
“They don’t belong anywhere. Colored folks won’t have ‘em because they’re half white; white folks won’t have ‘em ‘cause they’re colored, so they’re just in between, don’t belong anywhere.” This quote explains segregation and racism that permeated the deep South during 1930s.
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Nelson Mandela once said, “People learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love, for love comes more naturally to the human heart than its opposite.” In the south during the Great Depression, segregation and racism occurred. Children were raised thinking white people were superior to black people, and people spreading rumors and false beliefs about anyone who is not white. Harper Lee, in To Kill a Mockingbird, exposes the extreme racism in a small Southern town through the characters Tom Robinson, Calpurnia, and the other members of the black community.
Animal rights have become a very serious issue here in the United States over the last few decades. One issue that has been discussed is whether or not zoos serve a good purpose or are they just a torture chamber for the animals. Locked up in small cages so people can yell at them and stare. Or are zoos the key to save our species in an ever growing human population. Rachel Lu, a philosophy teacher and senior columnist, writes the article, “Let’s Keep Zoos: Learning stewardship is a good thing.”, published April 18, 2014, argues that zoos are worth keeping. Rachel Lu uses her personal experiences to appeal to her audience that zoos are valuable to people especially young children because it gives them a perspective on nature.
Since the recent event with a gorilla in the Cincinnati Zoo, people have questioned ethics. The author wrote this argument to explain why the safety of animals, as well as their survival in the future, depends on these enclosures. Some readers would accept that zoos and aquariums conduct a lot of research, but for those who are skeptical, the argument discusses that the “Zoological Society of London, for instance, is developing innovative methods to assess the risks of animals contracting disease when they are reintroduced into the wild” (2016, p. 2, para. 7). The effective evidence Ganzert brings in shows readers the benefits of zoos and aquariums in order to appeal to the value of the animals being well contained and protected while they are in the enclosures. Another strong example of Ganzert’s appeal to an audience that wants the facts is “The Phoenix Zoo helped lead the ensuing breeding and reintroduction programs, which ultimately birthed more than 200 calves from just nine individuals. Now between Oman and Jordan, there are about 1,000 Arabian Oryx living in the wild” (2016, p. 2, para. 4). In result, the audience receives information about an existing program as well as what has happened due to the creation of this program at the Phoenix Zoo.
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Many Zoos save endangered animals from the wild so their species can be preserved by giving the animals veterinary care, extra food, and protection from predators, or advance society and scientific research by studying the Zoo animals. Therefore, most Zoos help both the animals and society overall. Hone declares that people should “pay more attention to the bad and improve them or close them,” rather than criticize the overwhelming majority of good Zoos. The language he uses to convey his opinion is very blunt and right to the point, allowing the everyday person to understand his message and not get overwhelmed by figurative devices and wordiness. He uses a personable and understanding tone to reach out to people who would take their families to zoos and encourage them to have the experience he has had with animals. His use of facts and statistics helps him appeal to all aspects of logos, and his application of his positive personal experience to the everyday family’s experience helps him appeal to pathos.
Zoos and aquariums are the magically exotic places where childhood fantasies flourish through experiencing novel sights and sounds. A zoo creates terrestrial adventures for a young child to explore while visions of fantastic beasts race through his or her imagination. An aquarium, a reachable representation of the underwater mystery set forth by the ocean depth, provides a window into the unknown for the youthful mind to explore the strange aquatic creatures and alien surroundings of a water-filled chasm. Zoos and aquariums, also called menageries, are a necessary part of informing the public about living organisms, conducting scientific research and inspiring younger generation to delve into the world of nature. However, throughout the world, zoos and aquariums are vulnerable targets for men and women who simply see only one side of the zoological coin. Many people would agree that the eradication of zoos and aquariums would be an ideal situation since animals should live in their own natural environments, but nowhere is there such an idealistic place or world.
The study by Fraser (2009) demonstrates how parents consider Zoos an important tool to teach social relationships within their families. And the results show that parents use the visit to the Zoo to promote social values such as altruism, environmental values, self-esteem, cultural norms, and motivation in their children. Zoos encourage children’s natural curiosity about the diversity of life. Educationals role are above recreation. When people go to the Zoo, they learn to admire the animals. After that, they will want to preserved and protected them in nature. It is necessary that few be exposed to protect the others. People who visit Zoos develop a great understanding and appreciation for wildlife. Jane Goodall, considered to be the world 's foremost expert on primatologist, says “being in the presence of a living, breathing animal, knowing the way it smells, looking into his or her eyes, and above all sensing its ‘being-ness’ can be a life changing experience” for a child or an adult. (Tooley,
With most aspects of life it is frequently the failures, as opposed to successes, from which we learn the most indelible lessons. With this approach in mind, The Beer Game to a large extent serves as the very antithesis of a properly functioning supply chain. In other words, the exercise demonstrates how NOT to manage a logistic operation. Hopefully, an examination of the pitfalls and shortcomings of a worst case scenario and avoiding the same types of mistakes will lend insight how to correctly manage a supply chain. What otherwise appears as a simple classroom exercise actually represents a powerful training tool with enduring lessons directly transferable to real world application.
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Without the education and awareness offered by zoos, most people would forget about endangered animals and how their everyday action affect the environment surrounding those creatures. Some people say zoos do not draw a crowd of people because of the lack of interest. People who utilize this argument do not know that “American zoos draw more than 110 million visitors a year- more than the combined annual attendance at baseball, football, and basketball games (Claggett 3).” The United States only contains around 320 million people which means that one third of the population visits some type of zoo annually. Zoos provide for a safer and more interactive family environment than traveling to a movie theater or watching tv at home. Generally, the public believes zoos benefit education. Out of a study of 5,500 visitors, “a large majority of visitors (76%) indicated that they believed that zoos and aquariums are invested in conservation and education ( Falk et al. 7).” This statistics shows that the public believes zoos contain the best interest for the community’s education. Zoos support education by running summer camps, tour guides, and information stations. Without the valuable resources provided to communities by zoos, people would not know about different species of animals and how they interact with the world around