“Dès que nos instances auront validé le résultat [du] vote, (…) je veux dire à tous très simplement que je serai le premier secrétaire de tous les militants du parti socialiste car aucun militant ne doit manquer au parti” a déclaré Martine Aubry à l’issue du second tour qui la place en tête de l’élection du premier secrétaire du PS avec 42 voix d’avance. (et là j’apprends qu’on ne féminise pas “premier secrétaire” ?)

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Team posts downloads and instructions for unlocking the firmware update, and also includes a word of caution about Apples baseband technology.

Band members: Allen/Mitchell/Moore/Walker Sidearm's last EP before the continued hiatus. Will they be back?

Band members: Allen/Mitchell/Moore/Walker Over a long summer, using borrowed and stolen equipment, we recorded these songs in our bedrooms and living rooms. It was fun.

Georgia's president urges unity as his country marks the fifth anniversary of the revolution that swept him to power.

Would you pay for a job search application if you could get two others free of charge? The people behind JobCompass are hopeful.

For $3.99, JobCompass [iTunes URL] gives iPhone users a device to scour for jobs with extra emphasis on location - the better to quickly see how far from home you’re willing to travel. Yes, there’s a reason “the daily grind” is part of the everyman’s lexicon.

Here’s what you need to know about the download:

Design

As far as design goes, it’s one of the best. The free options currently on the market, CareerBuilder’s “Jobs” [iTunes] and FICC’s “JOBS!” [iTunes], are noticeable less heavy on pizazz.

It’s not that browsing CareerBuilder’s more veteran alternative isn’t nice to use. It definitely is. Pardon the pun, but it gets the job done. It’s just that JobCompass wears itself better. Of course, whether it $3.99 better is something to take into account as well.

Utility

It’s also useful insofar as mobile access goes. Inputs are easy enough to make. Return data is conveniently arranged in pockets within a specified region. Subsequently, favored job listings can be emailed for future reference. (Applying while on-the-go perhaps isn’t the ideal way to seek gainful employment.)

Plans for Expansion

Currently, JobCompass scours US and English language listings only. (Via Indeed.com, with connections to Monster, HotJobs, and focused like Dice and Cybercoders in the works.) Its creators promise ample internationalism (Germany, Canada, UK, France and Spain, for example), however, as well as and multilingual support in the future.

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If you thought 220 million pixels was a lot, well, you'd be right. But given how things are in Texas relative to everything else, we'd say there's no denying that 307 million pixels is indeed a lot more. Dubbed the world's highest resolution tiled display, Stallion has just been unveiled by the Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) at The University of Texas at Austin. Designed for studying diminutive cells and checking out old game footage, the system boasts 75 Dell 30-inch LCDs, each of which has a native resolution of 2,560 x 1,600. It also packs 36GB of graphics memory, 108GB of system memory and 100 processing cores. And just think -- if the Longhorns could get that one game back against the Red Raiders, every fan within a 10-mile radius of Austin could see their team in the championship game on this thing.

[Via KanYeWest Blog]

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Citigroup is in emergency talks with the US Treasury to find extra funding amid growing uncertainty about its future, reports say.

Citigroup is in emergency talks with the US Treasury to gain extra funding amid uncertainty over its future, reports say.

This script is the Amarok2/KDE4 equivalent of Swedish Internet Radiostations. The list of stations are copied whole-sale from that script actually, and the rest of the script is based on the Cool streams script. This was "ported" just because I missed that script when I upgraded to Amarok2.

I was testdriving Windows 7 since today, and after installing the ATI preview drivers, decided to go into CCC for some setting tweaks.

Well well well. Amazing is all I can say.


CCC is now an INSTANTANEOUS load from start. And when I mean that, I mean it- it's probably the fastest app to load in Win7. Called from desktop, immediate. Everywhere- immediate.

And RAM footprint? ~2MB. Yes Japanese girls, you can start screaming KAWAIIIII now. :bleh:

@ The Catalyst team, awesome work on the first WDDM 1.1 drivers you made. You guys give us reasons to switch. :drool:

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