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The 351 Books of Irma Arcuri
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Throughout mathematician Philip Masyrk's peripatetic life, there has been only one constant: Irma Arcuri. Their ongoing love affair has endured his two marriages and her countless travels. But now Irma has vanished, leaving Philip her library of 351 books, including five written by Irma herself. Buried somewhere within her luxuriously rebound volumes of Cervantes and Turgenev, Borges and Fowles, lies the secret to her disappearance-and Philip soon realizes that he is trapped within their narratives as well. Who is Irma Arcuri? What is really hidden in the library? And most importantly, whose story is this? Unapologetically sexy and brazenly intellectual, The 351 Books of Irma Arcuri is the impressive debut of a daring new literary talent.
Irma Arcuri bequeathed her book collection, all 351 hardcovers, to Philip Masryk. Within the collection were the five novels she wrote and bound herself. Two were published and three were not, but he never cared which ones made it through that process. She always gave him copies she bound herself, versions that slid into his hands like cool pieces of marble, weighted and balanced. And she always hand-delivered them, no matter where she had to travel. Philip received notice of this final bequeathment in an email from her mother in Santa Barbara. He re-read the message as he rode the morning ferry from Philadelphia to Camden. The spring mist rising from the Delaware dampened the printout. He held the message with both hands so the early sun could shine through the paper. Other commuters along the rail held the opaque Inquirer to block the sunrise, mist and bowspray. It was cold.
He stopped driving the Franklin Bridge and started riding the ferry after his second ex-wife won both cars in their friendly settlement. Letting Beatrice have both cars was not as amicable as it may have seemed to her and her lawyer. In the 30 seconds it took her attorney to utter the request, Philip accurately calculated the economic and temporal impacts of parking two cars in downtown Philadelphia.
He accepted. He had a certain way of seeing things—a tilt—and so he trusted her and her anger toward him. She took ownership of their flat near Rittenhouse Square. She compensated him for this, but in terms of what the place was worth when they bought it together, not in the inflated terms it was worth now.
After the ferry took him to Camden, he went to work just long enough to resign and then walked along the riverfront to the aquarium. He spent the day there, learning that the glass separating him from the fish was 11 inches thick. He waited until 11 to call the Arcuris, so that it would not be too early an hour on the West Coast. He called them from the aquarium's promenade.
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His resignation had not been bold. The cell phone cut-off aside, he was reasonably certain they would take him back; his talent was rare enough. Depending on whose research you followed, there were approximately 10,000 to 25,000 like him in the world. Perhaps a thousand of those lived in America. Of those thousand, only a few hundred had their talent discovered because they were in ideal socioeconomic situations, fewer had taken the time and effort to cultivate it through higher education, and roughly a third of those were of working age. He knew numbers. Others called it calculation, but usually there was no calculation necessary, certainly not in the simple math of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, square roots, and exponents. If you gave him a set of numbers and told him what to do with them—add them, cube the result and then give the square root, for example—he could do it in his head in the time it took you to input." A sexy book that's about everything, yet above all about the act (Act? Art!) of reading itself."
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Cabling Your Cluster
The following sections provide information on how to cable various components of your cluster.
Before cabling the various components of your cluster, ensure that all hardware components have been installed in the rack. For instructions on racking your equipment, see the documentation included with your rack and components.
Cabling the Power Supplies
To ensure that the specific power requirements are satisfied, see the documentation for each component in your cluster solution. It is recommended that you adhere to the following guidelines to protect your cluster solution from power-related failures:
- Plug each power supply into a separate AC circuit.
- Plug each power supply into separate optional network power switches.
- Use uninterruptible power supplies (UPS).
- Consider backup generators and power from separate electrical substations.
Cabling Your Public and Private Networks
The network adapters in the cluster nodes provide at least two network connections for each node. These connections are described in Table 1.
Table 1. Network Connections
|Network Connection
|Public Network
| All connections to the client local area network (LAN).
At least one public network must be configured for mixed mode (public mode and private mode) for private network failover.
|Private Network
|A dedicated connection for sharing cluster status information between the cluster nodes.
Network adapters connected to the LAN can also provide redundancy at the communications level in case the cluster interconnect fails. If you have optional DRAC cards, cable them to the private network. In this configuration, do not use point-to-point topology, use a network switch If you have optional network power switches, cable them to the private network. Cable any Storage Array Ethernet management ports to the private network.
Figure 1 shows an example of network adapter cabling in which dedicated network adapters in each node are connected to the public network and the remaining network adapters are connected to each other (for the private network).
Figure 1. Example of Network Cabling Connection
NIC Bonding
Network Interface Card (NIC) bonding combines two or more NICs to provide load balancing and/or fault tolerance. Your cluster supports NIC bonding. Use the same type of NIC for each member in a bond for consistent performance. For information on configuring bonding, see the Red Hat Deployment Guide section "Channel Bonding Interfaces" at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
NOTE: If dual-port network cards are used, do not bond two ports on the same adapter, as this results in a single point of failure.
Cabling Your Public Network
Cable any network adapters that will be providing access to HA applications for use by clients to the public network segments. You may install additional network adapters to support additional public network segments or to provide redundancy in the event of a faulty primary network adapter or switch port.
Cabling Your Private Network
The private network connection to the cluster nodes is provided by a second or subsequent network adapter that is installed in each node. This network is used for intra-cluster communications. Cable all cluster network components including cluster node private NICs, network power switches, remote access controllers (DRAC/IPMI), and any storage controller management ports.
Preparing Your Hardware
To setup your systems for use in a Dell|Red Hat HA Linux Cluster, ensure you have the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 Advanced Platform installation media.
Configuring the Cluster Nodes
To prepare the cluster nodes for setup, execute the instructions in the following sections.
Configuring Remote Access
1. During the system initialization, use the <Ctrl><E> key combination to go to the Remote Access Configuration Utility menu when the following message appears:
Remote Access Configuration Utility 1.05 Copyright 2006 Dell Inc. All Rights Reserved Baseboard management Controller Revision 1.33 Remote Access Controller Revision (Build 06.05.12) 1.0 Primary Backplane Firmware Revision 1.05 IP Address: 192.168.0.120 Netmask: 255.255.255. 0 Gateway: 192.168.0.1 Press <Ctrl-E> for Remote Access Setup within 5 sec....
NOTE: Version numbers on your servers may not be same as these examples.
2. The Remote Access Configuration Utility menu appears.
+-------------------- Remote Access Configuration Utility ---------------------+ ¦ Copyright 2006 Dell Inc. All Rights Reserved 1.05 ¦ ¦ ¦ +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ¦ Baseboard Management Controller Revision 1.33 ¦ ¦ Remote Access Controller Revision (Build 06.05.12) 1.0 ¦ ¦ Primary Backplane Firmware Revision 1.05 ¦ ¦ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ IPMI Over LAN ................................................ Off ¦ ¦ NIC Selection ................................................ Dedicated ¦ ¦ LAN Parameters ............................................... <ENTER> ¦ ¦ Advanced LAN Parameters ...................................... <ENTER> ¦ ¦ Virtual Media Configuration .................................. <ENTER> ¦ ¦ LAN User Configuration ....................................... <ENTER> ¦ ¦ Reset To Default ............................................. <ENTER> ¦ ¦ System Event Log Menu ........................................ <ENTER> ¦
3. If you have purchased the PowerEdge systems with Dell Remote Access Controller (DRAC) cards, ensure the IPMI Over LAN option is set to off. If IPMI Over LAN is enabled, an additional network interface card (NIC) may be required for a fully-redundant setup. This issue occurs as IPMI uses one of the on-board NICs, thereby preventing redundant network configuration without additional NICs. For instructions on using IPMI for your cluster nodes, see Additional Dell Configuration.
NOTE: If you are using IPMI instead of a DRAC card for fencing on a PowerEdge 1950 system, a fully redundant setup is not possible due to the limited amount of slots for additional cards.
4. In the Remote Access Configuration Utility menu, select LAN Parameters and assign an IP address or select DHCP.
NOTE: If you are using the DHCP option, record the MAC Address from this menu for use in assigning a static IP through DHCP later. For instructions on configuring a DHCP server, see the Red Hat Deployment Guide section 21.2. Configuring a DHCP Server at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
NOTE: Ensure the IP address assigned is on the same subnet as the cluster private network, since the nodes communicate with the remote access controllers for cluster fencing operations.
+-------------------- Remote Access Configuration Utility ---------------------+ ¦ Copyright 2006 Dell Inc. All Rights Reserved 1.05 ¦ ¦ ¦ +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ ¦ Baseboard Management Controller Revision 1.33 ¦ ¦ Remote Access Controller Revision (Build 06.05.12) 1.0 ¦ ¦ Primary Backplane Firmware Revision 1.05 ¦ ¦ -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ¦ ¦ +--------------------------------------------------------+ ¦ ¦ IPMI Ove¦ RMCP+ Encryption Key ............ <ENTER> ¦ ¦ ¦ NIC Sele¦ ---------------------------------------------------- _ ¦icated ¦ ¦ LAN Para¦ IP Address Source ............... DHCP ¦TER> ¦ ¦ Advanced¦ Ethernet IP Address ............. 192.168. 0 .120 ¦TER> ¦ ¦ Virtual ¦ MAC Address ..................... 00:18:8B:38:5E:F5 ¦TER> ¦ ¦ LAN User¦ Subnet Mask ..................... 255.255.255. 0 ¦TER> ¦ ¦ Reset To¦ Default Gateway ................. 192.168. 0 . 1 ¦ ¦TER> ¦ ¦ System E¦ ---------------------------------------------------- ¦ ¦TER> ¦ ¦ ¦ VLAN Enable ..................... Off ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ VLAN ID ......................... 0001 ¦ ¦ ¦ +--------------------------------------------------------+ ¦
5. Save changes and Exit
Configuring the Internal Drives
If you have added new physical disks to your system or are setting up the internal drives in a RAID configuration, you must configure the RAID using the RAID controller's BIOS configuration utility before you can install the operating system.
For the best balance of fault tolerance and performance, it is recommended that you use RAID 1 for the internal disks. For more information on RAID configurations, see the documentation for your specific RAID controller.
NOTE: If you are not using Dell PERC RAID solution and want to configure fault tolerance, use software RAID included with the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system. For more instructions, see section 4.5. Configuring Software RAID in the the Red Hat Deployment Guide located on the Red Hat website at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise//.
Preparing the Operating System
NOTICE: Disconnect all storage cables during any operating system installation. Failure to do so can result in lost data, boot sector installation issues, and multipath drive ordering problems.
Accessing the Red Hat Network
If you do not have an RHN account, log on to www.redhat.com/register/ and create an account. The cluster nodes are shipped with RHN subscription information. If you are unable to locate the registration information, contact Dell Support.
Determine the Operating System Status
If your PowerEdge system shipped with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 operating system installed from the factory, you must upgrade to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 operating system. To upgrade the operating system, see Updating Your Operating System. Continue to Installing the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating System for instructions on a full install.
Installing the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating System
If the operating system media is not included with your PowerEdge system, download Red Hat Enterprise Linux (v. 5 for 64-bit x86_64) ISO image(s) from the Red Hat website at rhn.redhat.com. If you require physical media, contact your Dell sales representative. After obtaining the correct ISO image(s) or physical media, choose one of the following installation methods.
Installing the Operating System Using Physical Media
Create physical media for installation. For more information, see the section Can You Install Using the CD-ROM or DVD? in the Red Hat Installation Guide on the Red Hat website at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise//.
Installing the Operating System Over the Network
Create a network installation server. For more information, see the section Preparing for a Network Installation in the Red Hat Installation Guide on the Red Hat website at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise//.
Using a Kickstart Installation
Your Dell|Red Hat HA Linux Cluster system can be easily installed with the kickstart script located at http://linux.dell.com/files/ha_linux/ks.cfg. However, your nodes must be connected to the Internet to use this script. If your nodes do not have internet access, you will need to create your own kickstart file. See Creating Your Own Kickstart. For complete details on Kickstart, see section Kickstart Installations in the Red Hat Installation Guide on www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
Creating Your Own Kickstart File
You may download a kickstart script and modify it to meet your needs, or if your cluster nodes do not have direct internet access.
Download a kickstart script (e.g. ks.cfg) from linux.dell.com/files/ha_linux.
For more information on creating a kickstart installation, see the section "Creating a Kickstart Installation" in the Red Hat Installation Guide on at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
For information on using the kickstart GUI, see the section Kickstart Configurator of the Red Hat Installation Guide on www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
Using the Network Installation
You can use one of the network installation methods described in the following sections to install your Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating system.
NOTE: Use Pre-Boot Execution Environment (PXE) for easy installation of multiple nodes. For more information on setting up PXE, see the section PXE Network Installations in the Red Hat Installation Guide at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
Using PXE Boot to Install the Operating System From the Network
Configure an entry that points to the network installation server you configured in Installing the Operating System Over the Network using the kickstart that you created in Creating Your Own Kickstart File.
Example of a PXE entry:
label Dell_Red_Hat_Cluster_Node menu label node1 RHEL 5.3 kernel images/os/linux/redhat/rhel/5.3/x86_64/vmlinuz append initrd= images/os/linux/redhat/rhel/5.3/x86_64/initrd.img
Using Media to Install the Operating System From the Network
You can boot from any RHEL 5.3 CD1 or DVD and specify your network installation server using the askmethod parameter. When the RHEL boot prompt appears, enter the following:
boot: linux askmethod
You can also use the kickstart file that you created in Using a Kickstart Installation. For example:
boot: linux ks=http://local-server.private.lan/kickstart/ks.cfg
If your nodes have access to linux.dell.com, you may use the kickstart file there:
boot: linux ks=http://linux.dell.com/files/ha_linux/ks.cfg
Synchronize Node System Clocks
To ensure best cluster performance, synchronize the clocks on all the cluster nodes. If the clocks on the cluster nodes are not synchronized, the inode time stamps will be updated unnecessarily, severely impacting cluster performance. It is recommended to use Network Time Protocol (NTP) to synchronize the nodes. For more information on configuring system time and NTP, see the section Date and Time Configuration in the Red Hat Deployment Guide at http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/
Registering Your Nodes With RHN
Register all nodes with Red Hat Network (RHN) at rhn.redhat.com by executing the following command:
[root]# rhn_register
NOTE: If you encounter a message that indicates the node is already registered with RHN, you do not need to register it again.
For more information, see the section RHN Registration in the Red Hat Installation Guide at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
Your installation number provides access to all necessary RHN Channels.
Verify that all nodes are configured on the following RHN Channels:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (v. 5 for 64-bit x86_64)
- RHEL Clustering (v. 5 for 64-bit x86_64)
- RHEL Cluster-Storage (v. 5 for 64-bit x86_64)
Execute the following command on each node to verify that they are registered:
[root]# yum repolist
If all three channels are not registered:
- Log in to rhn.redhat.com.
- Click Systems.
- If your cluster nodes are not listed, use a filter like Recently Registered on the left-pane.
- Select your cluster node from the list.
- In the Subscribed channels section, click Alter Channel Subscriptions.
- Select all channels and click Change Subscriptions.
NOTE: For more information on registering with RHN and subscribing to channels, see the Red Hat network documentation website at redhat.com/docs/manuals/RHNetwork.
Updating Your Operating System
After you have registered the cluster nodes with RHN, you can use the yum utility to manage software updates. Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating systems also include a GUI-based tool called system-config-packages. To access system-config-packages, go to Applications -> Add/Remove Software.
If needed, install system-config-packages with the command:
[root]# yum install pirut
Update to the latest software with the following command:
[root]# yum update
This command updates all packages for your operating system to the latest version. The Dell|Red Hat HA Linux Cluster system has been tested and qualified with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3.
NOTE: If this update installs a new kernel on your host, the nodes must be rebooted in order to load the new kernel.
Configuring the Firewall
To configure your firewall:
1. Ensure that all nodes can communicate with each other by host name and IP address. See the section Verifying Node Connectivity for details. For more information, see the section Before Configuring a Red Hat Cluster in the Red Hat Deployment Guide at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
NOTE: If you are not using DNS to resolve names, edit the local host file at /etc/hosts on each node and create entries for each node. Ensure that the local host file of each node contains entries for all nodes.
2. Configure necessary IP traffic between the nodes. Execute the following commands on each node to allow all cluster communications between the nodes:
[root]# iptables -I INPUT -s {cluster private network} -j ACCEPT
For example:
[root]# iptables -I INPUT -s 172.16.0.0/16 -j ACCEPT
Save changes to the firewall:
[root]# service iptables save
This allows all traffic from each node. However, if you require more control over the security between the nodes, you can allow only specific ports that are needed. For more information on firewalls, see the section Firewalls in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Deployment Guide at www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
For information about IP port numbers, protocols, and components used by Red Hat Clustering, see the section Enabling IP Ports on Cluster Nodes in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Cluster Administration Guide at redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/.
Verify Node Connectiviy
Perform the following to verify connectivity:
On node1:
[root@node1]# ping {node2 fully qualified hostname}
For example:
[root@node1]# ping node2.example.com
On node2:
[root@node2]# ping {node1 fully qualified hostname}
On the management node:
[root@management]# ping {node1 fully qualified hostname} [root@management]# ping {node2 fully qualified hostname} . . . [root@management]# ping {nodeN fully qualified hostname}
Repeat these steps for all nodes to verify connectivity.
Cluster Groups
Execute the following command to verify access to the correct groups:
[root]# yum grouplist | grep Cluster
The output should be:
Clustering Cluster Storage
If you do not see these package groups listed here, then see Registering Your Nodes With RHN to subscribe to the proper child channels.
Dell Community Repositories
Your Dell PowerEdge systems can be managed using the yum utility that already manages packages for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3 on your nodes. This provides easy access to any Dell provided Linux software, Dell PowerEdge firmware updates, some DKMS drivers, and other open source software. For more information, visit linux.dell.com/repo/community/
If your nodes do not have access to the internet, skip this section and perform manual firmware updates and software installation to your PowerEdge systems as needed. Visit support.dell.com for information.
NOTE: The repositories are community supported, and not officially supported by Dell. Use the linux-poweredge mailing list on lists.us.dell.com for repository support.
Installing Dell Community Repositories
NOTE: Ensure that you enter the CLI commands mentioned below in one line.
To install the Dell Community Software Repository, use the following command:
[root]# wget -q -O - http://linux.dell.com/repo/community/bootstrap.cgi | bash
To install the Dell OMSA Repository, use the following command:
[root]# wget -q -O - http://linux.dell.com/repo/hardware/latest/bootstrap.cgi | bash
To install the Dell Community firmware repository, use the following command:
[root]# wget -q -O - http://linux.dell.com/repo/firmware/bootstrap.cgi | bash
Additional Dell Configuration
Configure Dell Remote Access Controller
If your nodes have a Dell Remote Access Controller (DRAC), you can manage it from your systems, or you can ssh/telnet into the DRAC directly. To install the software components for the DRAC, see the section Installing Dell Community Repositories first. You may also obtain the software from support.dell.com.
Install the DRAC software with the following command:
[root]# yum install srvadmin-rac5
If you need the complete OpenManage functionality, use this command instead:
[root]# yum install srvadmin-all
Enabling Telnet on the DRAC
With RHEL 5.3 and greater, the nodes can fence a DRAC via SSH. By default SSH is enabled on the DRACs, but telnet is disabled. If you do not want to use ssh, you will need to enable telnet on each DRAC. Skip this section if you plan to configure SSH for DRAC fencing, as detailed in Configure Cluster for DRAC SSH Fencing.
1. Connect to each DRAC with the following command:
[root]# ssh {IP address of DRAC}
For example:
[root]# ssh 192.168.120.100
2. Repeat this process on all nodes with DRACs.
3. Enable telnet with the following command:
[root@drac]# racadm config -g cfgSerial -o cfgSerialTelnetEnable 1
NOTE: You can also use the web interface or Dell OpenManage™ to configure your DRACs.
For more information, see the DRAC documentation.
Configure Intelligent Platform Management Interface
If your nodes do not have a Dell Remote Access Controller, you can use IPMI instead. However, it is best to use a dedicated NIC for IPMI.
To enable run the following steps on all the nodes:
- Install the OpenIPMI packages:
[root]# yum install OpenIPMI OpenIPMI-tools
- Start the IPMI service
[root]# service ipmi start
Verification Checklist
|Physical setup
|Physical cabling
|Remote Access Controllers configured in the BIOS
|Operating Systems installed and updated
|Red Hat Network registration
|Firewall Configuration
|DRAC or IPMI software installation
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Radiation therapy is used to target tumors in specific locations. By delivering radiation to the tumor's exact location, doctors hope to shrink its size. Sometimes, radiation takes place before surgery or chemotherapy is given to make the tumor small enough to remove, and other times, radiation takes place without the need for surgery.
Radiation therapy works by destroying or damaging rapidly growing cells, such as cancer cells. It damages cells only in the area of the body where the radiation is given. Unlike chemotherapy, radiation does not cause cell damage throughout the body. It can, however, damage healthy cells in the area being irradiated, but normal cells are better able to repair themselves.
During external beam radiation therapy, radiation beams come out of a machine called a linear accelerator. The beams are aimed at the tumor (either where it is or where it was before surgery and/or chemotherapy). You don't see it, feel it, or taste it; it is completely invisible.
If your child needs to receive radiation, the radiation field (area) will be measured precisely and marked on your child's body. This process is called "simulation." Do not wash off the markings until after the radiation treatments are finished.
Simulation: To be most effective, radiation therapy must be aimed precisely at the same spot every time treatment is given. Simulation is the process of measuring your child's body and marking the skin to help direct the beams of radiation safely and exactly to the intended locations.
Your radiation oncologist and radiation therapist will place your child on the simulation machine in the exact position that will be used during the actual treatment. Depending on what area of the body is going to be treated, simulation may include an immobilization device to ensure that your child remains in the same position every day during the entire treatment.
Treatment Planning: Once the simulation is finished, the radiation oncologist and other members of the treatment team review the information obtained during simulation along with previous medical tests to develop a treatment plan. The doctor will write a prescription that outlines exactly how much radiation is to be given and where. The complexity of the treatment plan dictates how soon after simulation that treatment will begin. Not all cancers are treated with the same amount of radiation; the duration of treatment is based on the tumor type and sometimes, the age of the child.
First Day: Before the first dose of radiation is given, the Radiation Oncology Unit will take treatment verification films (also called beam films or port films). These verify that the area being treated is in fact the exact area the doctor planned. These films need to be approved by the doctor before the first dose of radiation is given.
Daily Treatments: Every day, the radiation therapists will assure correct position, including use of the immobilization device if that is a part of treatment. Once correct placement is assured, the therapists will leave the room and go to the control area to closely monitor your child on a television screen. There is a microphone in the treatment room so your child can always talk with the therapists. The machine can be stopped at any time if your child is feeling sick or uncomfortable. Each session is painless; you don't see it, taste it, or smell it. It is just like getting an X-ray. The machine might make noises during treatment that sound like clicking, knocking or whirring; this is normal.
Your child will be on the treatment table for 10-30 minutes; most of this time is spent setting up. Treatments are usually scheduled five days a week, Monday through Friday, and continue for one to 10 weeks depending on the type of cancer being treated.
Weekly Status Checks: Your radiation oncologist and nurse will see your child regularly during treatment to follow progress. Be sure to share any questions or concerns that you or your child may have during these visits or any time during treatment. They will evaluate whether your child is having any side effects and recommend treatments for those side effects (such as medication). As treatment progresses, your doctor may make changes in the schedule or treatment plan depending on response or reaction to the therapy.
Your radiation therapy team may also meet on a regular basis with other healthcare professionals to review your child's case. This will ensure that treatment is proceeding as planned. During these sessions, all members of the team discuss progress as well as any concerns.
Weekly Port/Beam Films: To make sure the radiation beams are going exactly where they are designed to go throughout the course of treatment, once a week, the therapists will take port or beam films for the radiation oncologist to approve. These are the same type of films that were taken on the first day. Your radiation oncologist must approve these films in order to continue radiation. Your child may be on the table for a few more minutes than usual on the day of port/beam films. These films do not show the tumor's response to radiation.
The most common side effect, regardless of the area treated, is fatigue. The fatigue your child may experience is usually not very severe, and children can often continue all or some of their normal daily activities. Another side effect is decreased blood counts. If a large enough area is treated, the production of blood cells can be decreased. The radiation oncologist will monitor your child's blood counts.
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October 2002 Calendar Listings
For Immediate Release
September 20, 2002
For Immediate Release
October 2002
September 27, 2003-April 27, 2003
Tadao Ando, Architect
Tadao Ando, the winner of the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1995 and the recipient of the 2002 American Institute of Architects Gold Medal, is one of the most celebrated architects working today. Masterfully reconciling the minimalist vocabulary of modern Western architecture and the sensitivity of Japanese building and garden design, Ando's work relates edifice to landscape in a profoundly spiritual manner. This exhibition will survey Ando's work of the past 30 years, and will include his recent American museum commissions in St. Louis, Fort Worth, and Philadelphia. The exhibition originated at the Saint Louis Art Museum.
Tuesday, October 1, and Wednesday, October 2, 2002
5:30 p.m.
George Heard Hamilton Lecture Series
This year's speaker in the annual series honoring former Clark director George Heard Hamilton will be Richard Shiff of the University of Texas at Austin. Shiff will give two different lectures on the topic "Test Pattern: Animation in Modern Painting and Other Mediums." Co-sponsored by the Graduate Program in the History of Art. Admission is free.
Friday, October 4, 2002
4:00 p.m.
Film: Inspirations
In honor of the exhibition Tadao Ando Architect, the Clark will show the 1997 Michael Apted documentary which profiled him, and other documentaries about architects. Admission is free.
Tuesday, October 8, 2002
5:30 p.m.
Clark Lecture
Rodolphe Rapetti, Clark Fellow and Chief Curator of Patrimony, Musées de France, Paris, will give the lecture "Conservatism or Subversion? Emile Bernard and the Notion of Artistic Tradition." Sponsored by Research and Academic Programs at the Clark.
Thursday, October 10, 2002
12:30 p.m.
Desert Island Pictures
Sarah Lees, assistant curator of paintings, will give a half-hour gallery talk about Giovanni Boldini's Crossing the Street. In this lunchtime lecture series, offered on the second Thursday of the month, curators discuss works in the Clark collection that they would take with them if "stranded on a desert island." The talk is free with gallery admission.
Friday, October 11, 2002
4:00 p.m.
Film: Late Spring (1949, 107 minutes).
Part of the series "Yasujiro Ozu and the Architectronics of Film." Admission is free.
Friday, October 18, 2002
4:00 p.m.
Film: Tokyo Story (1953, 134 minutes).
Part of the series "Yasujiro Ozu and the Architectronics of Film." Admission is free.
Friday, October 25, 2002
4:00 p.m.
Film: Good Morning (1959, 93 minutes).
Part of the series "Yasujiro Ozu and the Architectronics of Film." Admission is free.
Tuesday, October 22, 2002
5:30 p.m.
"Landscape: Between Display and Social Order"
A lecture by Renata Holod, Professor of the History of Art, University of Pennsylvania, and Robert Sterling Clark Visiting Professor Lecture Fall 2002. Co-sponsored by the Graduate Program in the History of Art. Admission is free.
Saturday, October 19, and Sunday, October 20, 2002
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
"Artists' Impressions: French Art in the 1800s"
Adults with a general interest in art and art history are invited to participate in an exclusive, intenstive two-day course, which will use the Clark's renowned collection to fully explore 19th-century French art in a variety of styles and media. Instructors include curator of education Michael Cassin, senior curator Richard Rand, and Williams College faculty members. Cost for the course is $400 for members, $500 for non-members. To receive a complete course schedule and registration form, call 413-458-2303, extension 363.
Tuesday, October 29, 2002
5:30 p.m.
Clark Lecture
Guy Hedreen, Clark Fellow and Professor of Art, Williams College, will give the lecture "Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down: The Bondage of Hera, Dionysiac Release, and Ritual Inversion in Greek Art." Sponsored by Research and Academic Programs at the Clark.
Wednesday, October 30, 2002
1:00 p.m.
"Every Picture Tells a Story" Mini-Course Part 1
Have you ever wondered just what those women of Amphissa are up to? Find out in this mini-course taught by curator of education Michael Cassin. Slide talks will be followed by viewing the object in the galleries. Cost for the entire course is $18 for members, $22 for non-members (individual talks are $5 for members, $6 for non-members). Pre-registration recommended. To register, call 413-458-2303, extension 363.
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is $10 (free to members, students with ID, and 18 and under). For more information call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Arizona Soccer Club out of Gilbert, Arizona will host the Kohl's US Youth Soccer American Cup, the largest recreational youth soccer tournament in the United States, at Discovery & Crossroads Park on March 29-30th. The Under-7 through Under-14 boys and girls participating will bring together teams for the first annual Kohl's American Cup held in Arizona.
The Kohl's American Cup offers youth soccer players an opportunity to play in a high-quality tournament in a fun, family-like atmosphere. The program was started in 2000 as an avenue to highlight recreational soccer players and promote fair play. Players receive equal opportunities and benefits within their level of play, with an emphasis on participation, rather than competition.
The Kohl's American Cup Soccer Experience will add even more excitement to the AZSC Kohl's American Cup. The Soccer Experience comes complete with three larger-than-life inflatable soccer games, numerous prizes and souvenirs for participants and their families.
This event is one of over 60 Kohl's American Cup tournaments being held every 6 months. All tournaments are open to players registered with a US Youth Soccer State Association recreational league.
Location: Gilbert, Arizona: Discovery Park & Crossroads Park
Applicants: Recreational Teams Only ( Please contact us if you are unsure about your team status)
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Registration is Closed
Recreational Teams Only! (Cannot be affiliated with POSL or State League)
Tournament Fee:
U6: 3v3 no goalkeepers (max roster 6)
U7: 4v4 no goalkeepers (max roster 8)
U8: 5v5 no goalkeepers (max roster 10)
U9-U11: 8v8 with goalkeepers (max roster 12)
U12-U14: 11v11 with goalkeepers (max roster 18)
Teams can be formed using other players that are tier 3 (ex. GRP)
For more information about the tournament please contact Ashley Riley, firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on US Youth Soccer visit www.USYouthSoccer.org.
The Kohl's US Youth Soccer American Cup provides recreational youth soccer players an opportunity to experience a consistent and high quality statewide tournament in a fun, family-like atmosphere. It fosters stimulation and excitement about soccer in an effort to increase the recreational players interest in and love for the game.
We want the recreational player to feel special and have fun! The Kohl's American Cup can achieve this by providing recreational players with the opportunity to participate in an original event outside of their normal league play. The American Cup gives State Associations another benefit to bring even more service to current members and a tool to use in increasing membership enrollment.
Rules 2014:
RULES OF PLAY: Games will be officiated using the FIFA Laws of the Game, and modified for age-appropriate play.
DURATION OF PLAY: Matches will consist of two halves of the following length: U6= 4 quarters 8 minutes each. U7/U8= 2 halves12 minutes each U9-U10 = 2 halves 20 minutes each;U12-U14 = 2 halves 30 minutes each.
BALL SIZE: U6-U8 will use a size 3 U-09 thru U-12 will use a size 4 ball; U-13 and older will use a size 5 ball.
FIELD SIZE: Field sizes will be modified as follows:
U6 Field Dimensions: The field of play is 30 yards long and 20 yards wide. The field is divided into two halves by a halfway line. A center mark is indicated at the midpoint of the halfway line. Goals: 6 feet wide by 4 feet high.
U7/8 Field Dimensions The field of play is 40 yards long and 30 yards wide. The field is divided into two halves by the halfway line. A center mark is indicated at the midpoint of the halfway line. Goals: 6 feet wide by 4 feet high.
U9-U11 plays on a 50- by 70-yard field.
U12 -U14 plays on regulation FIFA-sized fields.
U6: 3v3 no goalkeepers
U7: 4v4 no goalkeepers
U8: 5v5 no goalkeepers
U9-U11: 8v8 with goalkeepers
U12-U14: 11v11 with goalkeepers
PLAYER ELIGIBILITY: Guest players may play in Kohl's American Cup, except that no player who participates in Arizona State Cup or Presidents Cup may participate in Kohl's American Cup.
PLAYER PASSES: All participating players will have laminated player passes issued by AYSA or another US Youth Soccer state association, or by AYSO, or US Club Soccer. All passes must be tier three passes.
SCORING METHOD IN THE PRELIMINARY ROUND AND POOL PLAY: In pool play and first-round bracket play, team standings will be determined by accumulation of points awarded as follows: win (including forfeit) = 3 points; tie = 1 point; loss (including unintentional forfeit) = 0 points.
Most points
Head to head
Goal Diff.
Goals Against
Goals For
Penalty Kicks
OVERTIME PERIODS: There will be no overtime in Kohl's American Cup games.
MERCY RULE: In all cases, the first half will be completed. If one team leads the other by 10 goals at halftime, or by 10 goals at any time thereafter, the game will be terminated and the results will be recorded as an official game at that point.
GRACE PERIODS: Any team not ready to play at the scheduled start time shall be granted a fifteen (15) minute grace period. A minimum of one rostered coach of that team and a specified number of players (4 if the match is 6v6, 5 if 8v8, and 7 if full-sided) constitutes a legal team. Any team not ready to play at the expiration of the grace period shall be deemed to have forfeited the game.
SUSPENSION GUIDELINES: All suspensions due to this rule will be served during the tournament in which they were received. The term "game" shall include kicks from the mark taken to determine a winner at the end of overtime periods (i.e., kicks taken during round robin tie breaker procedures as discussed above). Suspended players or other team officials may not be on the team side of the field. Coaches are responsible for the enforcement of suspensions. If a player or other team official participates in a game in which they should have been suspended, the team will be deemed to have used an ineligible player and will forfeit the game.
Coaches, assistant coaches and rostered team officials sent off the field of play for an infringement of the "laws of the game" shall have one (1) additional game added to the "Suspension Guidelines" below that would normally be levied against a player for a similar infringement.
"Club" coaches or coaches listed on multiple rosters who are suspended will serve their suspension during the next scheduled game(s) involving the team they were coaching at the time of their suspension.
The Tournament Committee shall act on all disciplinary matters and shall have discretionary powers in determining disciplinary action applied to team personnel and players. Game suspensions listed below are to be regarded as minimums for the charged offenses. Depending on the findings of the Committee, penalties may be increased according to the gravity of the infringements.
When sent off the field of play and shown the red card for infringement of the "laws of the game" players shall be suspended as follows:
Serious Foul Play - all age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) game.
Foul and Abusive Language - all age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) game.
Second Caution able Offense (receiving a second yellow card after previous yellow card) - all age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) game.
Violent Conduct - all age groups: Suspend for a minimum of two (2) games.
Referee Abuse/Assault - all age groups: Suspend for a minimum of one (1) year with review by the Board of Directors regarding further disciplinary action.
Referee abuse/assault includes, but is not limited to, pushing in an act of aggression, kicking, spitting at, striking or attempting to strike a referee, assistant referee, or fourth official.
Any player or team official who refuses the referee's request for their name or gives a false name while the referee is gathering data to report on an infringement of the "laws of the game" involving them, shall have one (1) game added to the suspension that would normally be levied by the Tournament Committee.
In specific situations, the Committee may place an individual on probation, in addition to the suspension, for a period of time not to exceed the length of the suspension. The probationary period is to be served immediately following the suspension period and is intended to monitor an individual's degree of reformation. Should an individual on probation be sent off the field of play and shown the red card during the probationary period, the original suspension and probation shall be re-applied and no appeal will be heard.
UNFINISHED MATCHES: If the referee stops a match due to one team's conduct, the match is declared a forfeit, with the offending team losing the match and the winning team being awarded the maximum points for that match. If the referee stops a match due to inclement weather, during (a) the first half of play, the match will be rescheduled, or (b) if after the end of the first half of play, the score of the match stands.
FORFEITS: Any team that intentionally forfeits a game shall be suspended from further participation in the tournament. All of the forfeiting team's games in the tournament including games already completed shall be null and void. Bracket standings shall be determined as though that team never participated in the tournament. An intentional forfeit (not an unfinished game) shall be defined as a willful act to not play in a scheduled game during a state-sponsored tournament, as determined by the Tournament Committee. The determination of the Committee is final, and not subject to dispute or recourse to the Protest and Appeals Committee.
SIDELINES: Both teams will assume opposite ends of the same touchline. Spectators must remain on the opposite side of the field. Only coaches or trainers for the teams playing will be allowed on the team side of the field. All teams must have one of their rostered coaches at the field during the entire game. If a team's only rostered coach is expelled, the team must forfeit the game, but will not be deemed to have intentionally forfeited the game.
HOME TEAM RESPONSIBILITIES: The first team listed on the schedule is the "home team" for that match. The home team is responsible for a change of uniform in the event of a color conflict.
SUBSTITUTIONS: An unlimited number of substitutions shall be allowed.
Substitutions may be made, with the consent of the referee, at the following times: (1) prior to a throw-in in your favor, (2) prior to a goal kick, by either team, (3) after a goal, by either team, (4) after an injury, (5) at half-time, and (6) any time when the referee grants permission.
1.) Protests and Appeals of judgment decisions of referees will not be allowed.
2.) Suspension penalties applied that are within posted minimums cannot be appealed. Appeals of penalties in excess of the posted minimums must be done according to the protests and appeals procedures shown below.
3.) All questions relating to qualification of competitors, to interpretations of rules, to suspensions, and to disputes or protests shall be referred to the Protests and Appeals Committee whose decisions shall be final and binding.
4.) In order for protests to be valid and eligible for consideration, the intent to protest shall be verbally lodged with the center referee and the opposing coach at the game site immediately after the end of the game that is being protested.
5.) To be valid and eligible for consideration, the protest regarding the game must be submitted in writing by the rostered coach or assistant coach with a $50.00 fee (non-refundable) to the Tournament headquarters within two (2) hours after the end of the game that is being protested.
6.) The Tournament Director will form a Protests and Appeals Committee of three (3) to adjudicate the protest.
7.) The protest hearing will be completed before either team plays their next game in the tournament.
8.) The Tournament Director will notify the coaches of the teams involved of the committee's findings.
9.) A plea of ignorance of the rules of this competition is not sufficient grounds for protest or appeal.
10.) All decisions of the Protest and Appeals Committee will be final


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Dynamic Auto-Painter (DAP) is a fun to use software to automatically turn a photo or a 3D rendering into great looking painting inspired by some of the most famous real world artists.
Dynamic Auto-Painter can work also as a great feedback tool to improve your photography skills by simplifying the image to its core visual values.
New: We also have "express" version for MAC, iPad and the iPhone
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This is not your ordinary photo-to-painting effect! Instead of changing the pixels of the photo itself, DAP uses the input image only as a guide to paint the scene with many different brushes and guided by real-world artists inspired techniques.
"Dynamic Auto-Painter delivers brilliantly on its promise of real art in short order – and at an excellent price" Review PC PRO 2011
Looks like painting from a distance
One thing that puts DAP above others is that the output images will look like a painting even in small size (for example resized on web or looking from a distance when printed). This is usually a common deal-breaker with all automatic filters which when resized down will look only like a processed photo.
Looks like a painting up-close
Looking at the details you may think we are showing you a real canvas. And in some sense it is actually true. There is an option in the software called Real Canvas that simulates the way a real canvas or art paper interact with the paint. There are enough details even for a large poster print.
Never paints the same image twice
Not only you have different painting styles, you can choose different impressions and palettes. However, even with the same settings the brush strokes will differ from one image to another as would do with a real painter.
We spent years of researching the technique of famous impressionist painters in order to be able to closely mimic their style of painting, something which has never been successfully done in an automatic computer painting program before.
It doesn't stop with the preset styles, there is a community of people producing and sharing their own styles. If you feel adventurous, you can also make your own.
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The professional 64bit version adds additional tools and newly developed HD presets for ultra realistic complex details and brushworks. With the right subject it is capable of producing large, highly detailed paintings that look real and organic even when "pixel peeping" while still keeping a distinguishable style of a real painter.
With the Material and Real Lights in the professional 64-bit version the canvas becomes truly alive with scratches, dried paint and bumps. Great for application where close-up detail is important such as very large prints.
New PRO x64 3.1 version can apply multiple overlays such as paper textures, signatures or realistic frames on the painting.
"The Dynamic Auto-painter is highly addictive."
But don't just take our word for it, check out the gallery and download trial version.
|DAP Standard
|DAP x64 PRO
|Works on 64 bit Windows
|Works on 32 bit Windows
|Standard Templates
|HD templates
|High Resolution output for Posters
|Material and Lights
|Overlays, Signatures and Frames
|Canvas Designer
|Virtualization Method
|DAP Standard
|DAP PRO x64
Wine based tools
don't yet support
64 bit programs
PRO x64 with 64-bit Win7
installed on Intel MACs
with 64 bit processors
64-bit support may come
in the future to Parallels
|VM Fusion
PRO x64 with 64-bit Win7
installed on Intel MACs
with 64 bit processors
DAP Standard: update to 2.6
DAP Standard: 2.55
DAP PRO x64 update to 3.2
DAP PRO x64: 3.1
In a Nutshell:
Full of Surprising results
The arbitrary nature of the painting process is ready to uncover many surprises in your images.
Great Feedback tool for creative minds
Dynamic Auto-Painter can work as a great feedback tool to improve your photography skills. A painting will simplify the image to its core visual values allowing you to evaluate the overall impact of the image such as proper framing technique or good separation of subject from its surrounding.
Looks Good when Printed
Unlike many off-the shelf painting effects the printed results from DA-Painter look stunningly painting-like. The Real Canvas option will add Canvas or watercolor Paper feel to the whole image even when printed on a normal non-textured paper.
It is in the details
The 64 bit version adds material and light properties where you can determine how the dried paint reflects light and then add various lights. The result will give third dimension to the brush strokes where you can see scratches and bumps in paint.
Add a new dimension to your creative tool-box
Both designer professionals and home users can appreciate the new creative dimension of a painting style as a counter point to the abundance of digital photography.
Versatile tool
If you feel like to create your completely new preset from scratch, you can. The interesting thing is that the set of brush strokes can be anything from colors to pictures of vegetables or coffee beans so you can really go wild.
Minimum System Requirements
Standard Windows Version
Wineskin MAC (virtualized) version
See guide guide how to make wineskin version for the mac: daponmac.pdf
PRO x64 Windows Version
AutoPainter Express ("lite" version) for MAC
Virtualized Windows version for MAC
iPhone verson
iPad version
Update patch to DAPx64 PRO 3.2 from 3.1 (14/JAN/2013)
DAP x64 PRO works on Windows Vista 64, W7, 64 bit and W8 64 bit
Update patch to DAP Standard 2.6 from 2.55 (14/JAN/2013)
MAC native "express" version, iPad and iPhone versions
AutoPainter Express is a non expensive "lite" version of DAP build natively for OSX. Similar functionality can be found in the iPhone and iPad version. All are on appstore.
DIY Virtualized version
on MAC Snow Leopard and Lion
If the provided Wineskin virtualized version of DAP doesn't work, you can bottle it by yourself.
DIY guide how to run the DAP on MAC:
If you want to run the x64 PRO version on intel-MAC, you need Bootcamp or VM Fusion with Windows 7 64 bit installed.
Buy DAP x64 PRO 3.x now and get free upgrade to PRO v.4 when it is released.
This free offer is valid for everybody who bought x64 PRO version on and after January 1st 2014
Dynamic Photo HDR will give your photography the right push from a smooth, realistic image to strong artistic style.


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To earn this distinction, a cadet must maintain a 3.0 average in all courses.
Roden graduated from Munford High School in 2008 and will be commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army upon graduation at West Point in May 2014.
About West Point
The U.S. Military Academy is a four-year co-educational federal undergraduate liberal arts college located 50 miles north of New York City. Founded in 1802 as America's first college of engineering, it consistently ranks as one of the top colleges in the nation. A pre-eminent leader development institution, its mission remains constant - to educate, train and inspire cadets for careers of professional service to the Army and the nation. For more information go to www.westpoint.edu.