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Now, with the all-new SportSync SR-202 AM/FM Delay Radio, you can turn down the sound on your TV and watch the game while listening to your favorite radio announcers. Radio play-by-play announcers provide the most descriptive, interesting and fun calls of pro or college sports events. But radio signals almost always run several seconds ahead of TV broadcasts which must pass through cable, satellite or HDTV systems. Before, if you tried to listen on the radio and watch on TV, you heard each play called on the radio well in advance of the same action you saw on TV
.it took all the fun out of the game. Now, with the SportSync SR-202, you can delay the radio audio up to 16 seconds to exactly match what you're watching on TV.
How it Works - It's So Easy to Use!Simply adjust the display slider to listen to the game's radio broadcast synchronized with the action on TV.
The delay slider allows you to apply from zero to sixteen seconds of delay to any radio broadcast, either AM or FM. It usually just takes one or two game plays to match the radio audio to the TV. Sometimes you can even match the sound of a referee's whistle or the bat hitting the pitched ball, for example. Anyone can use the SportSync, from practically the youngest to the oldest fan. It's simple! Note: In a few rare occasions the TV delay will exceed sixteen seconds or in even more rare occurrences the radio will run be behind the TV..
You can use the optional home theater cable to connect the SportSync to the Auxiliary input of your stereo system so you can watch the game on your big-screen TV while listening to the delayed and in-sync radio audio through your home theater speakers (with mono audio).
Radio Broadcasts Almost Always Run Ahead of TV Broadcasts
Local radio broadcasts of sports events are just about always in "real time." So many people bring radios to sporting events to listen to the radio play-by-play call that the radio stations insure that their signals are going from the microphone to the transmitter and out to your radio at the speed of light - in other words in real time, without any delay.National radio broadcasts are sometimes delayed slightly because signals are uplinked and downlinked through a satellite to your local radio station before being transmitted to your radio. But in the main, you hear the radio call the moment the action actually occurs.TV signals require a much greater amount of processing. First, with video, there is much more bandwidth and processing required. Second, signals from the ballpark will generally be fed to the director's truck and up through a satellite and back down to a station or to a cable system "head-end" where the signals are then sent down the cable wires strung across your city. The cable signal then must be decoded by your cable TV box. If you have satellite TV there is another satellite up and downlink involved before the signal reaches you. All this processing, while happening very fast, ultimately takes some number of seconds and thus you end up with a delay. (Further delay may be built in to some TV broadcasts because of the need to insure no inappropriate words are spoken over-the-air or pictures of wardrobe malfunctions are seen.)In the end the TV signals take longer to reach your TV screen than the broadcast radio signal. That's why you could no longer simply "Turn the sound down on your TV and turn your radio up," like you we were all instructed years ago
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The 3rd Annual Community-Wide Shoe Drive will be held through the month of November. Children and adults are invited to clean out their closets and donate their new or gently used footwear to people in need in our community and beyond. Donations can be dropped off at Brown's Shoe Fit Co., 3500 S. College Ave., or the Keller Williams Realty office, 1220 S. College. This year's goal is to collect more than 3,500 pairs of shoes.
Fort Collins-based Jet Marketing was presented the Bronze Leaf Award for Excellence in Healthcare Advertising at the annual awards ceremony for Colorado Healthcare Communicators, which recognizes the best healthcare communication projects in the state. Jet Marketing was awarded the Bronze Leaf in recognition for a print campaign for The Memorial Hospital at Craig.
Engineering and sustainability consulting firm Brendle Group was awarded the City of Fort Collins 2011 Urban Design Award in the Green Design category for the renovation of its new headquarters at 212 W. Mulberry in Fort Collins. The award recognizes outstanding green building design and renovation projects.
The Rocky Mountain Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors honored exceptional efforts in Merit Construction while celebrating the entire construction industry during the 10th annual Excellence In Construction Awards held on Oct. 14 at The Westin Westminster. Roche Constructors Inc. in Greeley earned an Excellence award and Hensel Phelps Construction Co. earned an Excellence Award and two Merit Awards.
Morning Fresh Dairy and Noosa Yoghurt took the gold award for Noosa Strawberry Rhubarb Yoghurt and Bronze for Noosa Peach Yoghurt in the open flavor category at the World Dairy Expo Championship held last month in Wisconsin. Morning Fresh Dairy first introduced Noosa Yoghurt, made with Morning Fresh Dairy milk at their facility in Bellvue to Northern Colorado in January 2010 through its home delivery service.
Watson Moving & Storage expanded its operation from Estes Park to a second location at 200 SW 12th St., Unit 106 in Loveland. Serving all of Northern Colorado, Watson Moving & Storage specializes in residential and commercial moving as well as temperature-controlled storage.
The Parade of Lights is accepting parade entries through Nov. 28. The parade, slated for 5 p.m., Dec. 10 in Loveland, is the finale for Engaging Loveland's Snow Sculpture in the Dark event, which runs from Dec. 5-10. The parade is open to any organization, business and resident across Colorado. For more information and to find the parade application, visit www.engagingloveland.org under the Featured Events Tab - Snow Sculpture in the Dark, or contact Kristine Koschke at 970-980-4764.
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LINCOLN — Well, it was Nebraska's Senior Night, you know.
That's why senior Brandon Ubel shook off a foul-riddled and scoreless first half to produce all 15 of his team-high points in the second.
That's why senior Dylan Talley scored nine of his 12 points in the final 16 minutes.
That's why senior Andre Almeida made his biggest contribution in weeks with four points, five rebounds and three blocks.
And that's why the Huskers closed a 37-year run at the Bob Devaney Sports Center in style Wednesday, knocking off expected NCAA tournament qualifier Minnesota 53-51. A rambunctious crowd of 12,781 — about 800 short of a sellout — stayed engaged throughout, then stormed the court one final time.
NU coach Tim Miles enjoyed the scene as much as anyone, exhorting the crowd over the public address system just after the final buzzer. But in the interview room, he cautioned about trying to claim the day as some sort of turning point.
"It's one game," he said. "You don't change momentum. You gain momentum, little by little. This program is just going to take one step at a time.
"It's a great win. What a night to celebrate. Just the historic value of the evening, with the last game at the Devaney, was awesome. But that doesn't give us any more momentum than anything else."
That fact didn't stop Miles from bragging on his three seniors, and how they have helped him through a first season of low expectations with high-character play.
"All three of our seniors were good in their own way," the coach said. "Brandon took over at the end. Andre played his 18 best minutes of the year. And Dylan was Dylan."
Nebraska (14-16, 5-12) never trailed, but never got anywhere close to comfortable during what was as much cage match as basketball.
Almeida, who hadn't scored in the previous five games, was a lifesaver in the first half.
The 6-foot-11, 340-pounder scored four points, grabbed three rebounds and blocked two shots in 10 minutes off the bench to help NU claim a 23-21 halftime lead. He did it with his mother in attendance from Sao Paulo, Brazil. She had never seen him play on American soil.
"I didn't say a word to Andre," Miles said. "He just rose to the occasion, and that's pretty cool."
Nebraska stormed out of halftime on a 10-3 run to go up 33-24, with Ubel and Talley each scoring five points.
Minnesota slowly clawed back, closing to 36-34 and 41-39. Then Ubel went to work.
First, he blew by Minnesota senior forward Trevor Mbakwe — who had 15 points and six rebounds — for a three-point play with 3:11 left to put Nebraska ahead 46-41.
After the Gophers tied it at 46 with 2:21 to play, Ubel darted past Minnesota center Elliott Eliason for another three-point play with 2:08 to go.
That was one of the few plays the sophomore from Chadron, Neb., would like back. Eliason finished with seven points, four rebounds and three blocks. He also showed he had respect by drawing boos from the time he entered the game.
Ubel drained four free throws in the final 13.7 seconds and grabbed two rebounds, while Almeida also snared another clutch rebound late to hold off Minnesota (20-10, 8-9), which had splattered the Huskers by 19 points a month ago.
"Nebraska was very physical," UM coach Tubby Smith said. "Almeida was outstanding, very physical. We had no answer for him.
"They outplayed us, outcoached us and outworked us. They seemed to want it more."
Minnesota was quite aware that it was Senior Night and Close the Devaney Night. Smith said he hoped it wouldn't affect his team.
"But it must have," he said. "We were horrible."
The Gophers got into the one-and-one with 10:23 to go in the second half, but couldn't take advantage. They made only 10 of 20 free throws. Nebraska's 16 of 20 from the line was the difference on a night in which neither team shot better than 38 percent from the field.
Miles said the game ball will go to the trophy case in honor of all three seniors.
"We're going to paint this ball 'Last Game in Devaney,' and put those guys' names on it because they deserve it," he said. "All three of those guys were special for us. It's a pretty cool group who has bought in."
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Brooke of 'Harlem Heights': Life After The Famous Ex…
Before the premiere of BET's Harlem Heights, I really didn't know what to think about Brooke Crittendon who was first introduced to mainstream media as "Kanye West's ex-girlfriend". Was she a gold digger? Was she the type of woman who was looking for a man with seven digits in the bank account. Was she the type of chick that would call me out for rockin' some knock off Louboutins when she was wearing the real thing? *smile*.
These are all the questions that ran through my mind before being connected to Brooke, who just happened to be at her day job, working as an Associate Producer for MTV's "True Life". While on hold, I listened as she instructed her editors on what cuts she wanted to make to the "I'm Addicted To Porn" segment of the show which was scheduled to air on Sunday Night. After multiple interruptions, she then picked up and instructed "Okay, I'm ready. Ten minutes!"
Ten Minutes was all I needed to find out everything I needed to know about the alluring Baltimore native. She wasn't half as bad as I thought. In this candid interview, she opened up about everything from her current relationship with Christian, to her past relationship with Kanye West and her thoughts on his current girlfriend Amber Rose. CONTINUE READING


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These are hard days for gardeners. We have talked about the heat to everyone we meet and we are suffering through it as I write these words. I can't remember days of continual 100 plus temperatures, This kind of heat probably has happened in other years, but, like many other bad memories, I have forgotten those times. I have not, however, forgotten the drought of a few years ago when my town of Jacksonville imposed watering restrictions. For a plant person this can spell disaster. We saved water from every possible indoor source and carried it outside in buckets. Hope we do not face that same situation this year.
By now, unless you have been watering your grass, it has turned an ugly shade of brown and is pretty crispy. It is not really dead, only dormant. As soon as it rains, it will green back up (unless it is a newly sodded lawn in which case the color may be a cry for help). Should you decide to water, please remember to water deeply and less often. Grass needs about an inch of moisture a week to look like a golf course. You can judge how much water your lawn is getting by setting empty tuna cans around to catch the water. The best time to water your lawn is between 4 and 9 am.
Although your lawn will bounce back from this drought and heat, these same conditions are much harder on many annuals and perennials, trees and shrubs, especially newly planted ones. Many or most annuals are water hogs. The sun coleus I planted are begging for a drink at least twice a day. The pentas are hanging their heads. If you put in new ornamental plants or trees last spring, they must have water to survive until they are settled in. Even those planted last winter need to be watered. Again water deeply and less often, early in the morning if possible. Watering at night may encourage the development of fungus and disease. By watering early you allow the foliage to dry. A good layer of mulch surely helps keep the soil from drying out as quickly (and keeps down the weeds). Overhead watering is never the best choice; drip irrigation wastes less water and gets the water where it is needed most – to the roots. Many of us, however, have the traditional over head irrigation systems in our yards – either through in ground sprinkler systems or rotating sprinklers. Some soaker hoses added to the mix will help.
Now is not the time to fertilize--struggling plants don't need encouragement to grow. They need to use their strength to survive. Good soil helps plants to be strong. Layers of compost mixed in the soil next winter will improve the structure of the soil and make it easier for water to reach the roots.
The use of drought tolerant plants in the landscape is certainly a solution to reducing our water usage. There are so many to choose from: sedums, agaves, yuccas, and even cactus. These laugh at the drought and the heat. These drought tolerant beauties also make wonderful container plantings. (Note to myself; do not plant three dozen sun coleus in pots and beds next year).
Be kind to yourself on these sweltering days. For us humans working in the garden in the early morning or early evening will be the healthiest for us. With a little patience we will survive another Alabama summer.


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Previously, Craig held a Principal position at Eight Inc. where he had worked in the San Francisco, Tokyo, and New York Offices, and practiced worldwide. While at Eight Inc, Craig completed projects in Japan, China, Singapore, Vietnam, and the United States.
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Wouldn't it be a great idea to have a special section/thread just for posting your final pics. It would be so much easier to find bfler's results. How would you do that?
fit4life "The dream must be bigger than the pain"
maybe start a thread?? thats a good question, but something I would like to see too....
Stacy Lynn
I was trying to figure out how to have this "Day 84" section posted just like the "Getting Started" or "My Transformation" sections? I think the administrator has to do that....not sure?
Maybe a section called "Before & After's"
That sounds even better.....but still not sure how to do that.
The site administrator would have to add it. Send a suggestion about it. Good luck!
Or just start a thread called Before & After's and maybe it will take off like a few of the threads here.
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For the Florida Marlins' post-season hopes, Renyel Pinto's final 13 pitches prove more unlucky than Leo Nunez's fiveby Joe Capozzi
On to New York to play the Mets. But even after an off-day Monday, this loss will tough to forget. Heck, this one might even leave a mental scar on the rest of the season.
Leo Nunez barely had time to break a sweat before turning the Marlins from 4-2 winners into 5-4 losers. But let's not dwell on the five pitches Nunez threw (hit for a home run, base hit and two-run walk-off homer).
Rewind to the eighth inning with the Marlins leading 2-0. Renyel Pinto got the first two batters to fly out – five pitches. One more out and the inning was over. Instead, Pinto threw 13 more pitches, and didn't retire a batter.
Walk, single, walk, single to score two runs. The inning ended only because Mike Morse, whose single tied the game, was thrown out trying to take second on the throw home.
So, yes, while it's perfectly reasonable to stew at Nunez for blowing the game on just five pitches, it's more appropriate to cast blame on Pinto for his unlucky 13.
"Those pitches in the ninth inning, really, they don't bother me as much as the eighth inning when you've got two outs and we walk a couple of guys,'' Gonzalez said, "because that top of the order doesn't come up in the ninth if we take care of business in the eighth. That's the inning I'm more upset about.''
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El Salvador – lavandería (laundry)
[Today is "Spanish Friday" which means the post will be in Spanish. Need an English translation? Scroll down!]
Después de una semana en El Salvador, fue claro que tuvimos que lavar ropa porque no llevemos suficiente. Primero, tratamos de usar el servicio de lavandería de nuestro hotel – pero salio super carísimo. Buscamos un "laundromat" donde podemos lavar la ropa nosotros mismos, pero no encontramos ninguno.
Yo tuve la idea de lavar la ropa a mano en la tina de nuestro cuarto en el hotel. Fui a el super mercado, compre detergente, y una noche tire toda la ropa sucia en la tina por empezar a lavarla.
Después de sólo unas cuantas camisas, dolía mis manos, (tengo el síndrome del túnel carpiano, y mis manos son muy debiles) … Levanto a mi hijo mayor, quien estaba dormiendo, por pedir ayuda.
Yo estaba en la tina, pisando en la ropa como la gente que hacen vino de uvas, y mi hijo estaba escurriendo la ropa que yo ya habia enjuagado.
La marca de detergente que yo compre se llamaba "Más" y mi hijo me dijo, "Sabes porque se llama 'Más'?"
"No, por qué?" respondí.
"Porque es MÁS complicado lavar la ropa con este," dijo.
Al fin, (y despues que Carlos venía a ayudar también), pusímos la ropa a secar en varios lugares, colgadas en todas partes de nuestro cuarto. Por dos días dejemos la ropa a secar, pero al final tuve que secarla con mi secadora de pelo porque todavia estaba mojada.
La siguiente vez que tuvimos que lavar ropa, buscamos una mujer que lava ropa en casa. Ella tiene una secadora y no cobro mucho. Nunca voy a tratar de lavar la ropa a mano otra vez.
After a week in El Salvador, it became clear that we would need to wash clothes because we hadn't brought enough. First we tried to use the hotel laundry service – but it was super expensive. We looked for a laundromat where we could wash our clothes ourselves, but we couldn't find any.
I had the idea to wash the clothes by hand in the bathtub of our hotel room. I went to the super market, bought detergent, and one night I threw all the dirty clothes into the bathtub to begin washing them.
After only a few shirts, my hands hurt, (I have carpal tunnel syndrome, and my hands are really weak)… I woke up my older son who was sleeping, and asked for his help.
I was in the bathtub, stomping on the clothes like the people who make wine out of grapes, and my son was wringing out the clothes I had already rinsed.
The brand of the detergent that I bought was called "Más" [More] and my son said to me, "Do you know why it's called 'Más'?"
"No, why?" I said.
"Because it's MÁS complicado [more complicated] to wash the clothes like this," he said.
Finally, (and after Carlos came to help, too), we hung the clothes to dry all around the hotel room. For two days we left the clothes to dry, but in the end, I had to dry them with my hair dryer since they were still wet.
The next time we needed to wash clothes, we found a woman who washes laundry in her house. She has a dryer and doesn't charge much. I will never try washing clothes by hand again.
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Posted on August 19, 2011, in en español, humor, Salvadoreños, Spanish Friday, travel. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
Que genial! Cuando fui a Bolivia y la Republica Dominicana, lave mi ropa (y la de mis hijos) todos los dias y me encanto. Me sentia mas fuerte y en forma. No se…soy rara pero asi es!
Ay amiga! there are things in this life that I just can't live without. One is my computer & Internet. The other is a washing machine. The 3 years we lived with my suegra, I washed my clothes in an old-fashioned washing machine that only washed. I had to wring out the clothes by hand, rinse them in the lavadero (wash sink) and wring them out again to hang them on the clothesline to dry. 3 YEARS!!! As soon as we moved into our current rental home, the first thing we bought was a "real" washing machine. I still line dry, but no hard work for me. And that's just the way I like it.
And I totally agree with your son, es mas complicado lavar a mano. Y MAS cuando tienes muchos hijos!!! :P
Here's my link for my Spanish Friday post! :) http://www.motherhoodinmexico.com/2011/08/back-to-school-spanish-lesson.html
ok, now I feel like a spoiled brat XD my grandma washes all my clothes whenever I go to México! It's not that I ask her to or anything, she just takes it when I'm not there and I just find it folded on the bed. Gotta love my abuelita!
Here is my Spanish Friday: http://vivalavidabymj.blogspot.com/2011/08/spanish-friday-los-peregrinos-de-agosto.html
I've really been enjoying your blog and would love to link up to Spanish Fridays! Here's my first one:
Te hubiera salido mejor irte a contratar alguien por el dia y pagarle unos $10 para que te lavaran la ropa. jjajajajajjaj
Aqui esta mi contribucion a Spanish Friday: http://soyelchele.blogspot.com/2011/08/en-las-sombras.html
Ojala te guste.
Haha…cute story! I've had to do this before too and it's not easy..I can only imagine having to wash clothes by hand in a hotel…awful! lol Here's my Spanish Friday post amiga. http://www.biculturalmom.com/2011/08/19/es-mejor-que-nos-apoyamos-unos-a-otros-spanishfriday/ Hoping all the Spanish makes sense. ;)
I'm terrible at washing by hand! Finding someone to do it was definitely the way to go. Here is my Spanish Friday post – all about a place where our wash comes back folded on the bed just like MJ's.
What a funny story! And a great joke by your son. I do love my washing machine and dryer, although I've been asking my husband to put me up a line so I can line dry. When we lived in Bolivia, we bought a washer and dryer (all the way from Chile!). When we finally got it, it was put in the basement…kind of dark and scary with tiny spiders in the corners and a very low ceiling. I was always kind of scared to go down there. Before that, we sometimes sent the clothes out to be cleaned when we had a mountain pile and it seemed pretty cheap at the time. They would come back folded in the most neat, perfect way I've ever seen…but sometimes they were ruined with holes and things. Hand washing is definitely easier on your clothes. That will always be a memory for your kids to look back on and smile.
En chile existe lavandería autoservicio se llama Laundromat. Esta en pleno centro y abre todos los días del año


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Power your breakthrough innovations with the highly parallel processing of the Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor. We've packed over a teraFLOPS of double-precision peak performance into every chip—the highest parallel performance per watt of any Intel® Xeon® processor.1,2,3,4 Now you can think "reuse" rather than "recode" with x86 compatibility. Languages, tools, and applications run smoothly across the full spectrum of Intel Xeon processor family-based platforms.
A broad ecosystem of programming languages, models, and tools support the Intel® architecture, and all of them can be used with both the Intel Xeon processors and Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors. Applications that run on one processor family will run on the other. This uniformity can greatly reduce the complexity of software development. Existing applications will need to be tuned and recompiled to maximize throughput, but your developers won't need to rethink the entire problem or master new tools and programming models. Instead, they can reuse existing code and maintain a common code base using familiar tools and methods.
Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors provide up to 61 cores, 244 threads, and 1.2 teraFLOPS of performance, and they come in a variety of configurations to address diverse hardware, software, workload, performance, and efficiency requirements.
The Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor 3100 series provides outstanding parallel performance. It is an excellent choice for computer-bound workloads, such as Monte Carlo*, Black-Scholes*, HPL*, LifeSc*, and many others.
The Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor 5100 series is optimized for high-density computing and is well-suited for workloads that are memory-bandwidth bound, such as STREAM*; memory-capacity bound, such as ray tracing; or both, such as reverse time migration (RTM).
The Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor 7100 series provides the most features and the highest performance and memory capacity of the Intel Xeon Phi product family. The family supports Intel® Turbo Boost Technology 1.0, which increases core frequencies during peak workloads when thermal conditions allow.
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2. Claim based on calculated theoretical peak double precision performance capability for a single coprocessor. 16 DP FLOPS/clock/core * 61 cores * 1.238 GHz = 1.208 TeraFLOPS.
3. Results have been estimated based on internal Intel analysis and are provided for informational purposes only. Any difference in system hardware or software design or configuration may affect actual performance.
4. 2-socket Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2670 server versus a single Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor 7120P (Intel Measured DGEMM performance per watt score 309 GF/s at 335W versus 829 GF/s at 195W).
5. 2 socket Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 product family server vs. Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor (2.52x: Measured by Los Alamos Labs June 2012. 2 socket E5-2687 (8 core, 3.1GHz) vs. 1 pre-production Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor (60 cores, 1.0GHz) on a Molecular Dynamics application. Workload completion time of 4hr 7m 10s vs. 1hr 38m 16s) (2.53x: Measured by Sinopec October 2012. 2 socket E5-2680 (8 core, 2.7GHz) server without a coprocessor vs. same server with 2 pre-production Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessors (61 cores, 1.091GHz) on a Seismic Imaging application. Workload completion time of 1342 seconds vs. 528.6 seconds).
6. Intel does not control or audit the design or implementation of third party benchmarks or web sites referenced in this document. Intel encourages all of its customers to visit the referenced web sites or others where similar performance benchmarks are reported and confirm whether the referenced benchmarks are accurate and reflect performance of systems available for purchase.
7. Calculated theoretical peak double-precision FLOPS (2 x Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2670 with 8C, 2.6 GHz versus 1 x Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor 7120P with 61C, 1.238 GHz).
8. 2-socket Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 product family server versus Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor (2.2x, Measured by Intel October 2012. 2-socket Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2670 (8 core, 2.6GHz) versus 1 Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor 7120P (61 core, 1.238GHz) on STREAM Triad benchmark 79.5 GB/s versus 175 GB/s).
9. 2 socket Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2600 product family server vs. Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor (10.75x: Measured by Intel October 2012. 2 socket E5-2670 (8 core, 2.6GHz) vs. 1 Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor SE10P (61 cores, 1.1GHz) on a Single Precision Monte Carlo Simulation. 45,501 options/sec vs. 489,354 options/sec )
10. (Phi FLOPS per Rack) 2-socket Intel® Xeon® processor E5-2670 server versus same 2-socket server with 2 Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessor 7120P installed (calculated theoretical peak dual-precision FLOPS: 332.8 GF/s versus ( 332.8 +( 2 x 1208 GF/s))).


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TALLAHASSEE – One of the great rivalries in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
A frenzied, fired-up arena filled with 12,000 loud, loony, clamoring crazies who were on their feet, screaming, yelling, chiding, chanting, inspiring and conspiring their team to victory.
No, not Duke-North Carolina.
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"I heard one of the commentators say the other day that he couldn't remember when there was a big game in the ACC that didn't involve Duke and Carolina," Florida State coach Leonard Hamilton said proudly after his league-leading Seminoles held off Miami 64-59 Saturday.
"It feels great that Florida State and Miami are both relevant in the ACC," Florida State guard Luke Loucks said. "This league isn't just about Duke and North Carolina anymore."
Who would have ever thought that an FSU-Miami basketball game would be more meaningful and nationally relevant than a football game between the two in-state rivals? The weather outside was colder than Bill Belichick's smile, but inside FSU's Tucker Center the atmosphere was as heated and passionate as it has been in years.
Florida State came into the game atop the ACC standings after winning seven of its last eight ACC games; Miami came in on a five-game ACC winning streak. It's no secret that when the nation thinks of ACC basketball, they think of the storied Duke-North Carolina rivalry, but guess what?
Miami went up to Cameron Indoor and beat Duke just last week, and this came on the heels of FSU going to Duke and ending the Blue Devils' 45-game home winning streak. The Seminoles have not only beaten Duke, they annihilated North Carolina by 33 points earlier in the season. Incredibly, when Duke comes to Tallahassee in two weeks, that game might well be for the ACC championship.
Just goes to show that patience — a rarity in college athletics these days — sometimes pays off. Hamilton failed to get to the NCAA Tournament in his first six years and there were many fans, boosters and media members who wanted him fired by former athletic director Dave Hart.
Hart stood by his man, knowing that Hamilton would get the program righted. Since then, the Seminoles have made three straight NCAA Tournament appearances, advanced to the Sweet 16 last year and are the third-winningest program in the ACC over the last four years.
"In my mind, it was clearly a matter of when and not if Leonard would get Florida State to a point where we would be competing at the top of the ACC pyramid," said Hart, now the AD at Tennessee. "I heard the chatter [about Hamilton's job security] … and, believe me, it was frustrating and aggravating. … But I knew how close we were and I knew we had the right guy. It was just a matter of time before we kicked that door down and started getting into the NCAA Tournament."
Hart compares Hamilton to the calm, confident man in the Rudyard Kipling poem — the guy who can "keep your head when all about you are losing theirs." Hamilton never wavered when fans were calling for his job. He knew his philosophy of teaching smothering defense would eventually pay off even if the Seminoles can't recruit the same McDonald's All-Americans as Duke and Carolina can.
When you take over the types of programs Hamilton has in his career — the fixer-uppers at Oklahoma State, Miami and FSU — sometimes it takes a little bit longer to get the house in order.
"I think my skills as a coach are more well-suited to going somewhere and building a program than going somewhere and maintaining a program," Hamilton said. "When you take over a program that needs fixing up, you have to have a different mindset. You have to have a system that will work even if you don't have the best players. And you have to stay positive and persevere and have the confidence to know that you're going to turn the corner."
The corner has now officially been turned and the Seminoles are speeding down the highway with their GPS set on "ACC Championship."
Hallelujah, Florida State-Miami finally has meaning again.
At least in basketball.
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Motorists can expect some minor delays on state Routes 9, 14 and 344 going through Salem when an Ohio Department of Transportation paving project begins April 28. City Service/Safety Director Ken Kenst announced that 2.75 miles of roadway will be paved, affecting sections of Newgarden Avenue, South Ellsworth Avenue, West State Street, North Lincoln ... (more)
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The conveyances squeaked and groaned as they slowly made their way over the seemingly endless progression of sandstone hummocks, ledges, and broken terrain along the trail. People shouted advice to one another as each of nature's obstacles were slowly conquered. The people were tired, and their bodies and faces showed it. Wheels went airborne, and the vehicles teetered dangerously before slowly coming back to earth and continuing the long, difficult journey.
Is the year 1879 or 2003? It is hard to tell in this sometimes forbidding red land. The Mormon Emigrant Trail has changed very little since that first band of incredibly hardy Mormon pioneers slowly trudged across southeastern Utah. The trail still crosses terrain that looks all but impassable to the untrained eye. But the year is 2003 and we have the advantage of sure-footed vehicles, GPS navigation, the knowledge that the trail is indeed passable, and the ability to travel 30 or more miles a day. We also know we can return to civilization in just a few days. For those early settlers, this was truly an unknown, unproven, and uncharted route.
The Mormon Emigrant Trail, or Hole-in-the-Rock as it is more commonly known, is one of the most genuinely memorable routes available to the modern four-wheeler with an adventuresome spirit. To really appreciate this rugged trail, it is appropriate to hear the incredible history of its inception.
In 1879, the members of the Mormon Church had already settled much of modern day Utah. There was one area, however, that had resisted permanent settlement, although Navajo herders had been using the area sporadically for centuries. The area was the southeastern corner of the present-day state, roughly bounded by the San Juan River on the south and the Colorado River on the west. The area had a long-standing reputation as a refuge for brigands, rustlers, and other undesirables who ventured from its rugged canyons to prey upon the Mormon settlements at its edges. The church leaders decided the best way to deal with the continual raids was to colonize the area, so they elected to send an expedition to settle several sites along the San Juan River.
In the fall of 1879, 70 families comprising 250 people gathered 83 wagons and a large herd of loose livestock in Escalante for the push through the uncharted land to the east. Several scouting parties had been sent to map out possible routes to the sites of present-day Bluff and Montezuma. Although these scouting reports were not very encouraging, the decision was made to create a new shortcut that would take a more or less direct route to the intended destination. The crossing point chosen on the Colorado River was called Hole-in-the-Rock, and it consisted of a narrow crack in the high, sheer rim above the river. The crack was so narrow that a wagon could not negotiate it. It would have to be widened before it was passable. Incredible as it may seem today, the 2,000-foot drop down to the river was thought to be the best and fastest route.


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Mr. Hamilton is retired from Siemens, Johnson City. He is the son of the late Charles Dale and Inez Hamilton. He has one brother, Bill Hamilton, and sister-in-law, Evelyn, of Siam, and one sister, the late Nancy Collins, and brother-in-law, Luther Collins, of Siam.
Mrs. Hamilton, the former Janice Ruth Peters, is the secretary for West Side Christian Church. She is the daughter of the late Evant and Ruth Peters. She has one sister, Brenda Hyder, and brother-in-law, Tony, of Elizabethton.
The couple have three children, five grandchildren and one grandson-in-law. A son, Jim Hamilton, and wife, Sandy, reside with their daughter, Tiffany, in Elizabethton. Their daughter, Lindsay, and husband, Garrett Johnson, are residing in Elizabethton.
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Louis G. Apostol
Class of 1978
Jordan, Kowal & Apostol, LLC
Executive Director & General Counsel, Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board
Louis G. Apostol is the Executive Director for the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board with offices in Des Plaines and Springfield. As Executive Director, he is responsible for the management and adjudication of all residential, commercial, industrial and farm property tax appeals in Illinois. He has been a practicing lawyer in Illinois for 29 years and was a partner in several large law firms in Chicago specializing in real property, tax, finance, banking, corporate and government law. He has also served as Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel with several corporations in Illinois.
Prior to his tenure as Executive Director, he was Commissioner to the Illinois Court of Claims for 5 years, hearing complaints against the State of Illinois in contract and tort law. He also served as Public Administrator of Cook County for 12 years overseeing the administration of over 2,500 probate cases. He currently is a member of the Chicago Sister Cities International Program as an appointee of Mayor Daley. He also serves as Chair of the Attorney's Advisory Committee for the Clerk of the Circuit Court in Cook County.
Mr. Apostol currently serves as the President of the Hellenic Foundation in Illinois and is a member of the Board of Directors of the United Hellenic American Congress and UHAC Publications. He received his B.A. from Elmhurst College, M.B.A. from NIU College of Business and J.D. from NIU College of Law. He is admitted to practice in the State of Illinois, U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit, U.S. Tax Court, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, U.S. Court of Claims, U.S. Court of Military Appeals and U.S. Court of Customs and Patent Appeals.
He is a member of the American Bar Association, Illinois Bar Association and Chicago Bar Association, having served as Chair, Vice Chair and Legislative Liaison to various committees. In 1997, he received the "Attorney of the Year Award" from the Hellenic Bar Association. In 1998, he received the "Distinguished Service Award" from the NIU College of Law. In 2003, he received the "Community Service Award" from the Association Forum of Chicago. In 2004 and 2005, he was featured on the "Best Lawyers in America - Sky Radio Program" with Forbes Magazine. He is a frequent speaker at Bar Associations and Public Interest groups nationwide.


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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is authorized to request access to WebView for new applicants?
- Please see the List of Approved Requestors for Webview Access only persons listed here can request access for you. This person should fill out the "requestor" portion of the Webview Access Request Form and send it to FREH, where it will be routed to the Director of Business Managers for approval.
What documents are currently available to be retrieved via WebView?
- View the current scanned documents, by entry code and fiscal year to see which documents and fiscal years are scanned and available for viewing.
What should I do if I can't find the document I am looking for or WebView is unavailable?
- Make sure the document type and fiscal year are indeed available via WebView.
- If the document should be available, attempt the retrieval again. Be sure to allow adequate time for results to be brought back. The word "Done" will appear in the lower left-hand corner even prior to the results being shown. Images can take up to three minutes to be brought back, depending upon the number of requests the system is experiencing.
- If the document is not available via WebView, request the document via the following website: https://www.purdue.edu/frehoper/Forms/cfreq.html
What should I do if no results are brought back from my query?
- If the document number you wish to view begins with a zero, enter the document number beginning with the first non-zero number. For example: use 2570 rather than 002570.
- Check to be sure the Num Lock key is engaged when using the numbers pad.
- Try running the query without the Entry Code Name field completed; not all fields are required to run queries.
I have too many documents being retrieved to fit on one page, what should I do?
- Default number of rows brought back by any query is 10. If a large number of results from your query are anticipated, you can change the number of rows viewed per page by using the Customized Your Workspace (Maximum Number of Rows Displayed in Search Results) page. This link is found at the "Welcome to Acorde" page, immediately after logging on. Set the desired number of rows viewed to an amount greater than 10, but less than 100.
The document image brought back by my query is not clear- what can I do?
- Establishing use of the IBPM plug-in is required for best use of WebView. Please contact your technical support staff before loading any plug-in packages! They will need to download the plug-in from the User Preferences page, brought back when connecting to "Customize Your Work Space" after logging in to WebView. "Get IBPM Plug-in" is an option located at the bottom of the screen. This information, including screen shots, is reviewed in the "Getting Started With WebView" manual, available on-line from the WebView homepage, http://www.purdue.edu/frehoper/WebView/Welcome.html
I don't receive a document image back from my query; just a blank screen or red "X" in the viewing window. What can I do?
- Ask your computing support staff about downloading the IBPM plug-in. Some areas push this plug-in to their supported workstations; others ask staff to do the download themselves. Please do not download the file before talking with your computing support staff!
I would like to view two or more documents of the same type and fiscal year; how can I query to bring back more than one image at a time?
- Set the query for a range of documents rather than individual images by using the "contains" function. If the documents are brought back from your query on one page of results, you can select multiple images, then press the "view" button. Bringing back multiple documents will increase WebView's response time; please be prepared to wait. Page forward through the results by using the "next document" button; page backward through the results by using the "previous document" button.
I have asked for one document, and more than one image was brought back- are they the same? If not, which should I choose?
- Always choose the most-recently scanned image of a document. Occasionally, supporting documentation will be added later or image quality may have required scanning the document a second time. Select the image that has the most recent ScanDate (5th header in the results page).
The document I requested has an image that is sideways on my screen. What can I do?
- Prior to January 4, 2004, landscape-oriented document images were not turned so as to be viewed in a portrait-oriented mode. This primarily affected travel invoice vouchers (entry codes 50 and 57) and some forms of supporting documentation. The alternatives available for those images are to view them as they appear on your monitor, or print the image and turn it manually. Landscape-oriented document images scanned after January 5, 2004, have all been turned so they have a portrait orientation.
I would like to share the document image I have retrieved with someone who does not have WebView access. How can I do that without printing the image?
- Remember that email information is not encrypted. Do not send any type of confidential information via email; for example: social security numbers, sensitive, or HIPAA-protected PHI information, etc.
- If the document does not contain restricted information, you can send the image imbedded in an email message. To send an image, query WebView and bring the image back to your monitor. Put your mouse pointer on the top left portion of the document you wish to share, click and hold the left button, and move to the bottom right. A dotted/dashed outline will appear around the area you have defined. Release the left mouse button when you have outlined the portion you wish to share- the entire document or a smaller area of the document. A drop down list appears; select "Copy bitmap to Clipboard". Have your email application open; change the format to either HTML or Rich Text (in Outlook, go to the Format button, and choose Rich Text). Then prepare the body of your email message, drop down a line, right click, and select Paste. The portion of the document you have selected will be imbedded in the email message.
- Engineering Computer Network-supported staff should transfer the bitmap image into a jpeg image. They should contact ECN staff if they have any questions
The document I retrieved has 26 pages, but I can only view 20 pages. How can I see the last pages of my document?
- Go to the gray toolbar directly above (not beside) the image. The default selection for viewing images is the second icon from the left; it looks like a sheet of paper with tabs in the upper-right-hand corner. By selecting the first icon from the left, which looks like a sheet of paper with a blue band across the top, you will be able to page to the end of your large document.
How do I change my WebView password?
- WebView security is tied to your career account. West Lafayette campus staff that do not recall what their career account password is should take their staff ID card to any campus computer lab and use the swipe machine to generate a self-selected password. Regional Campus staff should contact their proxy for assistance with changing passwords.
I have entered my career account password into WebView, but the system does not accept it. I can use this password for other applications, like Employee Self Service, however - what can I do?
- The Acorde software will only allow passwords of eight characters, while other applications utilizing career account passwords for authentication will allow nine (or more) characters. When logging into WebView, please enter only the first eight characters of your career account password.
No matter how many times I use the "page forward" button, I can only view the first page of my document image. What can I do?
Contact your computing staff to re-install the IBPM plug-in (see questions five and six listed above). If you still have trouble after the plug-in has been
re-installed and your workstation re-booted, make sure your preferences have been set for IBPM plug-in as the viewer. For step-by-step instructions in
setting preferences, go to the Getting Started WebView tutorial.
If you have any questions, please contact Gene Ann Fausett at email@example.com or at (765) 494-9218 or a member of the Central Files staff at
(765) 494-7148.


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Main Inclusion Criteria:
1. Patients with WHO Group 1 PAH.
2. Mean pulmonary arterial pressure >25mm Hg at rest or mPAP >30mm Hg with exercise, with a pulmonary wedge pressure ≤18mm Hg.
3. Pulmonary vascular resistance ≥240 dynes sec cm-5
Main Exclusion Criteria:
1. Patients with PAH in WHO Groups II, III, IV, or V.
2. Patients without documentation of hemodynamic criteria for PAH via RHC.
3. Patients that do not meet the hemodynamic criteria for entry.
For more information, please contact the Pulmonary Hypertension Center at 720-848-6518.
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