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  • Massive Campaign for Obama Hits Air

    08/13/2009 4:46:41 AM PDT · by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid! · 69 replies · 1,917+ views
    politico.com ^ | August 13, 2009 | MIKE ALLEN
    A new coalition on Thursday is launching $12 million in television ads to support President Barack Obama’s health-reform plan, in the opening wave of a planned tens of millions of dollars this fall. The new group, funded largely by the pharmaceutical industry, is called Americans for Stable Quality Care. It includes some odd bedfellows: the American Medical Association, FamiliesUSA, the Federation of American Hospitals, PhRMA and SEIU, the service employees’ union. The ads start airing at about 11 a.m. ET Thursday. The group is likely to be the biggest spender in support of health reform. The campaign will serve as...
  • Folding@Home - New Software for the PS3

    12/22/2007 12:29:27 PM PST · by texas booster · 56 replies · 547+ views
    Playstation.blog ^ | 12/22/2007 | Noam Rimon
    As we approach one million PLAYSTATION 3 consoles participating in the Folding@Home program, we continue to improve the FAH client. With the new Firmware v2.1 we also prepared an updated version of FAH, which can soon be automatically downloaded by clicking on the FAH icon. This updated version includes the following new features: If you happen to be one of the people that wants to leave their machine running after they finished their late-night gaming session, but wish to shut it down after a limited period of time, we have a great tip for you: Go to Settings menu, select...
  • Folding@home - Make a Diffrence With Those New Computers

    11/23/2007 4:47:21 AM PST · by texas booster · 39 replies · 527+ views
    Folding@home at Stanford University ^ | 11/23/2007 | Texas Booster
    A plea to all owners of new computers and PS3s this weekend to strongly consider adding the Folding@home program to your new system to run in the background. Why? Because Alzheimer's Disease, Mad Cow (BSE), CJD, ALS, Huntington's Disease, Parkinson's Disease, and many Cancers and cancer-related syndromes are partially or wholly caused by mid-folded proteins. You can help by simply running a piece of software. Folding@home is a distributed computing project -- people from throughout the world download and run software to band together to make one of the largest supercomputers in the world. Every computer takes the project closer...
  • Folding@home - The PS3 and Post-PetaFLOP

    10/04/2007 9:20:01 AM PDT · by texas booster · 78 replies · 2,479+ views
    Folding@home: The Science ^ | 09/18/2007 | PandeGroup
    The PandeGroup has all been very excited about the great turnout of FAH donors over the last few weeks, allowing FAH to go over a petaflop. The PS3's have been cranking out some very useful scientific results due to the new scientific software present in v1.2. The PS3's are so fast, we've been looking at the results sometimes 2x to 3x a day (instead of a couple times a month). If all goes well, we're hoping to write up these results soon (maybe a few weeks) for peer reviewed publication. It's also interesting to think about what we want to...
  • Folding@home - F@H Distributed Supercomputer Hits 1 PetaFLOP!

    09/16/2007 6:43:18 AM PDT · by texas booster · 73 replies · 1,759+ views
    Stanford University F@H Forums ^ | 09/16/2007 | Vijay Pande
    Folding@home will announce this week that it has offically joined the ranks of PetaFLOP computing! While teasing with the mark before, this appears to be the real deal. A formal announcement should come this week from Stanford University as the numbers are crosschecking for publication. Why does this matter? Because every computer and PS3 that has joined the fight to research Alzheimer's Disease and Parkinson's Disease puts us that much closer to a CURE for these brain wasting diseases. Imagine if Ronald Reagan was strong for another 10 years in retirement and had been fully able to participate after his...
  • FR Folding@Home Project Update -- The March To 25 Million Points

    05/28/2007 8:53:40 AM PDT · by texas booster · 74 replies · 1,166+ views
    Time for a new FreeRepublic folding@home thread. Our FreeRepublic team of 460 members comprised primarily of Free Republic members in good standing have banded together to donate their excess CPU cycles to a worthy cause. Via distributed computing, millions of computers around the world, contribute directly to scientific research, in the quest for a greater understanding of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Mad Cow (BSE). Currently, the team is in 54th place (with 1050 active CPUs - 123,500 completed Work Units and 24.75 million points). Please take the time this Memorial Day weekend to run the F@H program and...
  • FR Folding@Home Project Update -- We're Now # 55 of all teams with 20,000,000 Points

    03/03/2007 3:26:29 PM PST · by texas booster · 103 replies · 1,792+ views
    Time for a new Free Republic Folding@home thread. Our Free Republic team of 428 members comprised primarily of Free Republic members in good standing have banded together to donate their excess CPU cycles to a worthy cause. Via distributed computing, millions of computers around the world contribute directly to scientific research, in the quest for a greater understanding of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Mad Cow (BSE). Currently, the team is in 55th place (with 1,025 active CPUs - 106,120 completed Work Units and 20.25 million points). This is an entirely voluntary program, and if you want to learn...
  • Sony: PlayStation 3 Can Help Cure Cancer

    12/05/2006 10:01:59 AM PST · by sportutegrl · 36 replies · 1,159+ views
    Fox News.com ^ | Wednesday, November 22, 2006 | Assoicated Press
    TOKYO — The new PlayStation 3 isn't all about entertainment. That's the message Sony Corp. (SNE) is trying to convey in announcing that the new game consoles — as powerful as supercomputers — can help Stanford University researchers analyze complex human protein structures and perhaps find cures for cancer, Alzheimer's disease and other ailments.
  • FR Folding@Home Project Update -- We're in the Top 65 of all teams with 12.75 Million points

    09/28/2006 11:45:29 PM PDT · by soccer_maniac · 81 replies · 1,716+ views
    Stanford University ^ | 09-29-2006 | soccer_maniac
    Time for a new FreeRepublic folding@home thread. Our FreeRepublic team of 358 members comprised primarily of Free Republic members in good standing have banded together to donate their excess CPU cycles to a worthy cause. Via distributed computing, millions of computers around the world, contribute directly to scientific research, in the quest for a greater understanding of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Mad Cow (BSE). Currently, the team is in 75th place (with 1,020 active CPUs - 70,500 completed Work Units and 12.75 million points). This is an entirely voluntary program, and if you want to learn more, please...
  • FR Folding@Home Project Update -- We're in the Top 75 of all teams with 9.75 Million points

    08/02/2006 5:16:19 PM PDT · by texas booster · 390 replies · 8,387+ views
    Time for a new FreeRepublic folding@home thread. Our FreeRepublic team of 358 members comprised primarily of Free Republic members in good standing have banded together to donate their excess CPU cycles to a worthy cause. Via distributed computing, millions of computers around the world, contribute directly to scientific research, in the quest for a greater understanding of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Mad Cow (BSE). Currently, the team is in 75th place (with 1009 active CPUs - 55,700 completed Work Units and 9.75 million points). This is an entirely voluntary program, and if you want to learn more, please...
  • FR Folding@Home Project Update -- We're in the Top 85 of all teams with 8.3 Million points

    07/07/2006 5:58:24 PM PDT · by soccer_maniac · 282 replies · 4,575+ views
    Time for a new FreeRepublic folding@home thread. Our FreeRepublic team of 351 members comprised primarily of Free Republic members in good standing have banded together to donate their excess CPU cycles to a worthy cause. Via distributed computing, millions of computers around the world, contribute directly to scientific research, in the quest for a greater understanding of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Mad Cow (BSE). Currently, the team is in 85th place (with 908 active CPUs - 47,400 completed Work Units and nearly 8.5 million points). This is an entirely voluntary program, and if you want to learn more,...
  • FR Folding@Home Project Update -- We're in the Top 100 of all teams with 7 Million points

    06/08/2006 11:17:52 AM PDT · by soccer_maniac · 327 replies · 4,646+ views
    Time for a new FreeRepublic folding@home thread. Our FreeRepublic team of 342 members comprised primarily of Free Republic members in good standing have banded together to donate their excess CPU cycles to a worthy cause. Via distributed computing, millions of computers around the world, contribute directly to scientific research, in the quest for a greater understanding of diseases such as Alzheimer's, Cancer, and Mad Cow (BSE). Currently, the team is in 99th place (with 985 active CPUs - 39,500 completed Work Units and nearly 7 million points). This is an entirely voluntary program, and if you want to learn more,...
  • (WooHoo! TOP 250!) Free Republic Folders Search for a Cure for Cancer, Alzheimer's

    02/05/2006 7:51:13 PM PST · by texas booster · 238 replies · 3,660+ views
    Stanford University ^ | 02/05/2006 | Texas Booster
    OK, new thread for the next week, now that Pittsburgh has another Super Bowl ring. First, a big shout out to the SETI and BOINC members who have added CPUs to the effort. Remember, its Team 36120, NOT Team 0. Next, congrats to all for bumping our team up to 714 processors and 271 user names. We have a number of new users in the team, with over a 50 computers now from GetLoaded.com, a trucking support website, all contributing while their owners ply our freeways keeping the nation moving. We now have 22 members who have contributed at least...
  • (WooHoo! TOP 300!) Free Republic Folders Search for a Cure for Cancer, Alzheimer's

    02/01/2006 6:40:24 AM PST · by texas booster · 234 replies · 2,652+ views
    Stanford University ^ | 02/01/2006 | Texas Booster
    A midweek thread celebrating our entry into the Top 300 Folding teams in the world! First, a big shout out to the SETI and BOINC members who have added CPUs to the effort. Remember, its Team 36120, NOT Team 0. Next, congrats to all for bumping our team up to 667 processors and 239 user names. We have a number of new users in the team, with over 50 computers now from GetLoaded.com, a trucking website, all contributing while their owners ply our freeways keeping the nation moving. After over a year of folding, Team 36120, composed of FReepers honoring...
  • (Vanity) Free Republic Folders Search for a Cure for Cancer, Alzheimer's (and beat down DU!)

    01/29/2006 8:39:58 AM PST · by texas booster · 151 replies · 2,121+ views
    Stanford University ^ | 01/29/2006 | Texas Booster
    OK, new thread for the next week. First, a big shout out to the SETI and BOINC members who have added CPUs to the effort. Remember, its Team 36120, NOT Team 0. Next, congrats to all for bumping our team up to 550 processors and 232 user names. We have a number of new users in the team, with over a 40 computers now from GetLoaded.com, a trucking support website, all contributing while their owners ply our freeways keeping the nation moving. New members of the week include: Mike_Medved (Thank you very much for your support) Zach_Erskine Route66 OldsDon'tFloat (who...
  • (Vanity) Folding@Home FReepers - A Tribute to Ronald Reagan

    01/15/2006 9:32:31 AM PST · by texas booster · 264 replies · 4,039+ views
    Self ^ | 01/15/06 | Texas Booster
    OK, new thread for the next week. First, a big shout out to the SETI and BOINC members who have added CPUs to the effort. Remember, its Team 36120, NOT Team 0. Next, congrats to all for bumping our team up to 456 processors and 209 user names. We have a number of new users in the team, with over a dozen folders now from GetLoaded.com all popping onto the hit list this week. Special mention to Klutz Dohanger, who has quietly volunteered over 100 systems to fold. That is 20% of all of the Free Republic Folders systems actively...
  • (Vanity) Folding@Home FReepers - A Tribute to Ronald Reagan

    01/08/2006 7:41:43 AM PST · by texas booster · 328 replies · 5,117+ views
    self ^ | 01/08/2005 | self
    OK, new thread for the next week. First, a big shout out to the SETI and BOINC members who have added CPUs to the effort. Remember, its Team 36120, NOT Team 0. Next, congrats to all for bumping our team up to 384 processors and 192 user names. We have a number of new users in the team, with nearly a dozen folders now from GetLoaded.com all popping onto the hit list this week. Special mention to Klutz Dohanger, who has quietly volunteered 80 systems to fold. That is 20% of all of the Free Republic Folders systems actively engaged...
  • (Vanity) Free Republic Folding@Home Project update - We're in the TOP 850!!!

    01/02/2006 9:53:26 AM PST · by systematic · 671 replies · 8,320+ views
    systematic ^ | 1-2-2006 | systematic
    New thread for this week. Congrats to all new members who joined this week! We've made excellent progress so far and have smoked the DUmmies and Kossacks. Let's keep folding!
  • (Vanity) Free Republic Folding@Home Project update - TOP 900!!!

    12/31/2005 8:43:40 PM PST · by Klutz Dohanger · 156 replies · 4,736+ views
    me - vanity ^ | 01/01/2006 | Klutz_dohanger
    A continuation of the Freeper Folder Thread
  • (Vanity) FreeRepublic Folding@Home Project Update (Top 1,000! - WooHoo!!)

    12/29/2005 8:34:56 PM PST · by systematic · 420 replies · 5,412+ views
    systematic ^ | 12-29-2005 | systematic
    OK, new thread to celebrate reaching a major milestone! Within a few hours Team FreeRepublic will be in the Top1000!!!! We should pass Dean for America, around noon tommorrow. Other liberal teams want to challenge us (DUmmies and Kos) but we're humiliating them beyond description.