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This module is a wrapper around Aymerick Jehanne's libwbxml (or perhaps libwbxml2, I am not sure what the distinction is) library for handling Wireless Binary XML. You must install libwbxml2 prior to installing this module. The library can be found at http://libwbxml.aymerick.com/ (libwbxml2 itself requires the expat library to be installed.) The module defines two functions: xml_to_wbxml and wbxml_to_xml. WWW: http://search.cpan.org/dist/XML-WBXML/
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only required dependencies information. Optional dependencies are not covered.
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/converters/p5-XML-WBXML/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install converters/p5-XML-WBXML
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The Social Network, Facebook.
Member Name: ILikeToBuyThings
Date: 15/05/11
Advantages: Good to keep up with family and friends
Disadvantages: Cyber bulling
Facebook is a social network for people over the age of 13. Anyone above this age can use this network, add friends, update their status, like pages and write on others walls. To a none Facebooker, writing on walls probably sounds crazy, but rest assured its perfectly normal for a Facebooker.
A lot of people use it to keep up with old friends and talk to them about whats happening in their lives. Its good at keeping you connected with your friends and family, Making sure that they are OK, or maybe inviting them somewhere. It can help if you, or someone else, moves away and you can't see each other anymore, you can still talk to them and see what they are up to.
But its not just for that, you could also use it just to keep up with your friends at the moment. You can talk to them, discuss things or plan things. It makes it a lot easier to have a social life without having to pay, like you have to with texting. But because you only have to be 13 to be on there it's easy for teenagers to kepp up with friends without using up credit on their phone.
Family is another thing that Facebook helps you to keep up with, whether Its making plans for a family outing or just meeting up for a chat, Facebook can do it all. You will never not know what your friend and family are doing with them updating their status which will show up on your news feed. (were Facebook shows all the latest news)
But, there is always the issue of cyber bulling, where people can bully others over the power of Facebook. Although this is a problem, Most of the time they can easily stop it by blocking them or reporting them. Its not a problem that it extremely common but on social network sites you do get a lot of these thing is happening.
Overall, Facebook is a good way to keep up with your friend and family, but there is the problem of cyber bulling but as long as you know how to stop it then you will be absolutely fine.
Summary: A good network with some flaws.

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The infestor is a zerg unit which appears in StarCraft II.
Evolved from the borbu matriarch,[1] and in use by the zerg by 2503,[2][3] infestors are one of the more insidious new additions to the Swarm,[1] supporting hydralisks and roaches on the battlefield.[4] Unlike most zerg strains, infestors have the ability to move while burrowed. They can spew a volatile plague over their targets with dire effects, and they have been known to ingest infested marines, carry them to a combat zone, and regurgitate them to fight for the Swarm. Perhaps the infestor's most dangerous feature is the neural parasite, a symbiotic creature living within infestors that, when spat, attaches to an enemy and controls its mind for a short period of time. Seeing the immense potential of this parasite, the Queen of Blades carried out incubation of new strains capable of living longer outside of their host.[1]
Game UnitEdit
Infestor | |
Unit | |
Race | |
Role |
Infestation specialist |
Properties | |
Maximum energy | |
Energy regen/second |
0.5625 |
Transport size |
2 |
Sight range |
10 |
Production | |
Minerals | |
Gas | |
Control | |
Build time | |
Evolves from | |
Requires | |
Hotkey |
Movement | |
Speed |
2.25 |
Acceleration |
1000 |
Lateral acceleration |
46 |
Deceleration |
0 |
Creep multiplier |
x 1.3 |
Collision radius |
0.75 |
Protection | |
Hit points |
90 |
Hit point regen/second |
0.2734 |
Armor | |
Type |
Armor type | |
Function | |
Produces | |
Meta | |
Target priority |
20 |
Kill score |
700 |
Production score |
350 |
Infestors are strong against marines, mutalisks, and immortals, but are weak against ghosts, ultralisks, and high templar.[5]
The infestor is a ground support unit which is capable of moving while burrowed. The infestor does not have a standard attack. The infestor's abilities are largely geared towards enemy harassment, since it can spawn infested terrans even while burrowed; if snuck behind enemy lines, one can cause havoc among workers. It can also temporarily take control of a single enemy unit with its Neural Parasite ability.
When an infestor moves, it leaves behind a trail of slime. When burrowed, visible cracks on the surface can be seen by its controlling player.
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Many zerg ground units may burrow, become invisible and may be revealed primarily by detectors, and may not move or attack. Exceptions are the roach, who may move while burrowed, the infestor, who may move and cast Infested Terran,[6] and the baneling which can detonate while burrowed. Some units can unburrow via autocast, causing them to emerge and attack when an enemy moves into range. The ability is not smartcast. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Like many zerg ground units, the infestor can burrow. However by default the infestor can move while burrowed. The infestor can spawn infested terrans while burrowed but cannot use other abilities. It moves faster under the creep.
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The infestor extends a long tentacle, latching onto an enemy ground or air unit, which is then covered in green tentacles. This enables the infestor to control that unit, which changes to match the infestor's color. Units maintain their upgrades and special abilities while controlled by the zerg. Ground and air units may be controlled, but control reverts to the original player if the infestor is killed or once the duration passes. Units that move beyond the infestor's range revert to the original player's control. A controlled probe can warp in structures. An SCV will leave a structure unfinished if it reverts during the construction. Affected drones will revert if it tries to mutate while under the infestor's control. Affected larva can be morphed, but hatched unit returns to enemy player's control once the effect has worn off. Affected units cannot be loaded into overlords.[10] This ability cannot be used on transports that are currently carrying units. Empty transports can be targeted but cannot be used to carry units. Ability can be used on enemy infestors. Units mind controlled by affected infestors remain under player's control for normal duration, even after affected infestors revert to opponent's control. This ability cannot be used while burrowed. Neural Parasite can be used to build a new race in control of the zerg player by constructing a nexus or command center. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Blizzard devised a new infestor model over the course of development. StarCraft II beta files label(ed) this old incarnation as a swarm host.[12]
Heart of the Swarm CampaignEdit
In the campaign, the infestor's Neural Parasite is permanent and doesn't need to be channeled, and the infestor has the Consume ability from the viper. They cannot create infested terrans. These are instead generated through plot-based mechanics (the virophage).
Special Infestor StrainsEdit
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To many, "independent film festival" connotes sophisticated films with lots of opaque dialogue, a la Ingmar Bergman, or maybe a Michael Moore documentary portraying a complicated societal dilemma.
But to Rebecca Richards and Ellen Gitelman, a film festival featuring works from outside the studio system is simply a great way to see unusual movies whose parameters reach beyond those of mainstream cinema. And for parents, it might also mean far less violence and sensationalism than they have come to expect from Hollywood films.
Richards and Gitelman are the cofounders of Belmont World Film's Family Film Festival, which continues this weekend at Studio Cinema, 376 Trapelo Road in Belmont, with a lineup of international films for all ages.
The festival picks up at 4:45 p.m. Friday with the New England premiere of a Dutch film, "The Magicians," about a boy obsessed by magic, followed at 7 p.m. by "Make Believe," a documentary by J. Clay Tweel about the World Teen Magic Competition. After each screening, Bill Cook, a teen magician from Chicago who is featured in the documentary, presents a live magic show.
Highlights of Saturday's lineup include "Eric Carle, Picture Writer: The Art of the Picture Book," a portrait of the children's book author and illustrator, followed by several short films based on his books, including "The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Other Stories" and "The Very Quiet Cricket." After the screening, the director will participate in an audience question-and-answer session.
"Holding a family film festival ties into the mission of Belmont World Film," said Richards. "Our mission is to celebrate humanity around the globe through film. We strive to expose people to other cultures through film. The family festival offers a similar experience to children."
Belmont is an ideal place to expose children to independent filmmaking, said Richards. "We have the good fortune to be in an area where many parents are also sophisticated filmgoers. They are looking for an alternative to what they get from Hollywood. For many children, our film festival is their first experience with going to the movies, and we make sure to have programming for all ages, from 2- and 3-year-olds through teens."
For the youngest viewers, this weekend's festival also includes an animated film from Latvia, "Lotte and the Moonstone Secret," as well as the New England premiere of "Knuffle Bunny Free" by Mo Willems. For children 9 or older, Richards points to the US premiere of "Victor and the Secret Crocodile Mansion," which she describes as "a slightly spooky Hitchcock-like film from Germany."
"For teens, we have the magician documentary on Friday evening and some other documentaries for older viewers," Richards said. "And our final film of the festival will be 'One Life,' a breathtaking documentary from the BBC about the animal kingdom, celebrating animals and stewardship for the planet.
"Our primary goal with this program is to expose children to the enjoyment of well-made films," said Richards. "In addition, we choose films for this festival that have themes related to creativity, imagination, accepting and celebrating other people's differences, and being aware of other cultures. And through programming such as the Eric Carle documentary, in which the popular children's author talks about his love of art and of making books, we celebrate the joy of reading books and how that intersects with a love of films."
For full descriptions of the festival's films, scheduling information, and to purchase tickets, visit www.belmontworldfilm.org.
CELEBRATING COLE: The Savoyard Light Opera Company presents Cole Porter's "Anything Goes," a production full of familiar tunes and eye-catching tap dancing, at the Carlisle Public School auditorium on Church Street in Carlisle, Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $24, with discounts available for seniors and large groups. For tickets and more information, go to www.savoyardlightopera.org.
BENEFIT "STORY'': Students Acting to Make a Difference will perform a benefit production of "West Side Story" in the Pollard Middle School auditorium, 200 Harris Ave. in Needham, at 7:30 on Friday and Saturday and at 2:30 on Sunday.
All proceeds from the group's sixth annual production will be donated to the It Gets Better Project, which supports young people who are bullied or shunned because of their sexual orientation.
Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door.
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the passage of civil rights legislation, and asked Johnson what had
changed him. "Mr. Farmer, I'll answer that by quoting a friend of yours,
'Free at last. Free at last. Thank God A'mighty, I'm free at last.' What he
was saying was that he was free from accountability to and reliance on
any prejudiced constituency. Now he could act on his own feelings as
president of the United States." Farmer said he was flattered by this
Texan president's wooing of civil rights leaders. "Despite his southern
accent and southern ways, he was sincerely for civil rights. And he was
twisting arms, threatening, cajoling senators, lining up votes for the bill
that became the Civil Rights Act of 1964."35 It was during this initial face-
to-face meeting that Farmer first heard about the ordeal of Zephyr
Wright. Johnson said that he felt the public accommodations portion
was the heart and soul of the bill, and he told Farmer why:
One day down in Texas many years ago my maid was going on vacation with
her husband. Lady Bird -that's Mrs. Johnson, you know- told the maid to take
our dog with her; we had a little beagle. My maid said, 'Mrs. Johnson, please
don't make me take the dog with me. My husband and I will be driving across
the South and it's going to be tough enough finding places to stay, just being
black, without having a dog with us.'
Mr. Farmer, that made me cry. Just to think that a wonderful woman like my
maid couldn't stay in any hotel she wanted to. It made me mad. I'd lived in
Texas all my life and I'd never thought about it before. Right then I swore that if
I ever got any power, I would do something about it. Now I have the power and
I'm going to do something about it."6
Farmer said also that Johnson mentioned that Mrs.Wright had a college
education-from Wiley College, Farmer's alma mater."
Johnson relates a little different version of the story in The Vantage
Point. In it, Gene Williams, who was to drive cross country from
Washington to Johnson City, Texas, with Zephyr Wright and both their
spouses, was also asked to take Johnson's dog, Little Beagle. Williams
begged Johnson not to make them take the dog, saying. "'Well senator,
it's tough enough to get all the way from Washington to Texas. We drive
for hours and hours,' he said. 'We get hungry but there is no place to
" "Lyndon Johnson's Great Society -Part II-Civil Rights," Farmer to Gillette, interview,
audiotape Ri 126 (LBJ Library). Farmer met Johnson earlier when the latter was vice president.
Farmer and Johnson together created the concept of affirmative action, which Johnson later
introduced in a speech at Farmer's alma mater, Howard University, in 1963. Farmer, Lay Bare the
Heart, 221-222.
36 Farmer, Lay Bare the Heart, 294.
7 James Farmer to Gail K Beil, August 1997, interview. Farmer is sure that Johnson said
"maid" instead of "cook," but that Mrs. Wright was the subject of the story. In Johnson's own
account he said that the Wrights and Helen and Gene Williams were coming together. Mrs.
Williams was the Johnson's maid. See Lyndon Baines Johnson, The Vantage Pont: Perspectives of a
Presidency. (New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1971), 154.
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 106, July 2002 - April, 2003. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101223/. Accessed March 16, 2014.


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combat injury.
Defense Department officials said Wednesday that Sgt. Jordan E.
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Although the serve-it-yourself yogurt haven is relatively new to the Columbus area, Menchie's has received a slew of praise in other locales, including the number-one vote for best ice cream shop in the Best of the LA Hotlist three years running. Menchie's provides a vivacious variety of live-and-active-culture-filled frozen yogurt flavors and toppings for patrons to mix in and top off themselves. Flavors such as pomegranate tart, maple nut, strawberry shortcake, and vanilla latte lift up mouth garage doors with their sweet disposition and non-accusatory verbal skills. Choose your own exciting ending with toppings such as peanuts, mint cookies, and blueberries atop the lush yogurtscapes, or opt to keep your helping bare and radiating with its own natural beauty. Yogurt offerings come in low-carb, dairy-free, and no-sugar-added choices..
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The Hot Boys are back together! Well, sort of. After 'breaking-up' at the beginning of the current decade, B.G. has reunited with former group members Juvenile and Lil' Wayne, for the first time in nearly seven years, for his new single, Ya Heard Me. Off the forthcoming (and heavily-delayed) … Read More


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DOB: August 17, 1943
Background: De Niro was born in New York City. Despite hanging out with street kids in Little Italy as a child, his stage debut at age ten in a school production of "The Wizard of Oz" set him on a path towards acting. He dropped out of high school at age sixteen to pursue his career. He studied at Lee Strasberg's Actors Studio.
Filmography: His storied career includes such highlights as "Mean Streets" (1973), "The Godfather: Part II" (1974), "Taxi Driver" (1976), "The Deer Hunter" (1978), "Raging Bull" (1980), "The King of Comedy" (1983), "Brazil" (1985), "The Untouchables" (1987), "Goodfellas" (1990), "Awakenings" (1990), "Cape Fear" (1991), "A Bronx Tale" (1993), "Casino" (1995), "Heat" (1995), "Wag the Dog" (1997), "Jackie Brown" (1997), "Analyze This" (1999), and "Meet the Parents" (2000). He ventured into directing with two films: "Bronx Tale" and "The Good Shepherd" (2006). In 2012, he starred in "Being Flynn" and "The Silver Linings Playbook."
Academy Awards: Wins - Best Actor ("Raging Bull," 1980); Best Supporting Actor ("The Godfather: Part II," 1974)
Best Actor Nominations
"Cape Fear" (1991); lost to Anthony Hopkins ("The Silence of the Lambs")
"Awakenings" (1990); lost to Jeremy Irons ("Reversal of Fortune")
"The Deer Hunter" (1978); lost to Jon Voight ("Coming Home")
"Taxi Driver" (1976); lost to Peter Finch ("Network")
Best Supporting Actor Nomination
"Silver Linings Playbook" (2012); lost to Christoph Waltz ("Django Unchained")
Golden Globes: Win - Best Film Drama Actor ("Raging Bull," 1981)
Best Film Drama Actor Nominations
"Cape Fear" (1992); lost to Nick Nolte ("The Prince of Tides")
"The Deer Hunter" (1979); lost to Jon Voight ("Coming Home")
"Taxi Driver" (1977); lost to Peter Finch ("Network")
Best Film Comedy/Musical Actor Nominations
"Meet the Parents" (2001); lost to George Clooney ("O Brother, Where Art Thou")
"Analyze This" (2000); lost to Jim Carrey ("Man on the Moon")
"Midnight Run" (1989); lost to Tom Hanks ("Big")
"New York, New York" (1978); lost to Richard Dreyfuss ("The Goodbye Girl")
SAG Awards:
Best Film Ensemble Nominations
"Silver Linings Playbook" (2013); lost to "Argo"
"Marvin's Room" (1997); lost to "The Birdcage"
Best Film Supporting Actor Nomination
"Silver Linings Playbook" (2013); lost to Tommy Lee Jones ("Lincoln")
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TEAMS: Ohio State Buckeyes, Kansas State Wildcats, Notre Dame Fighting Irish, Michigan Wolverines, Florida State Seminoles
When it comes to Ohio State's 2012 season, the possibility the Buckeyes finish undefeated and all the scenarios involving what might have been past the regular season, go ahead and take a moment to dream.
But dream realistically. To extend the "what-if" scenarios involving the undefeated but bowl-banned Buckeyes all the way to Jan. 7 and the BCS National Championship Game in Miami is largely an exercise in futility.
The NCAA's postseason ban on Ohio State isn't getting overturned, for one. And with three Div. I FBS teams still undefeated in mid-November and a potential one-loss SEC champion likely to score high in the final human and computer polls, even a 13-0 Buckeyes team would likely have trouble landing a spot in the BCS title game.
What a postseason ban on 10-0 Ohio State has cost Buckeyes players and fans alike is a lot of fun, a lot of number-crunching and a lot of spotlight over the next three weeks, plus a potential really big game on Jan. 1.
The chances this Ohio State team would have earned its way to the BCS title game this year aren't great. Not to break up a good argument before it starts, but it's possible the Buckeyes could have had things fall their way the rest of November and could have been chasing a 14th win in a memorable setting, just probably not in Miami.
It's not just members of Buckeye Nation but secondary-market ticket sellers who are sick at the thought of BCS-seeking Ohio State topping Wisconsin and Michigan the next two Saturdays, then winning the Big Ten Championship in front of a packed house in Indianapolis on Dec. 1, then advancing to the Rose Bowl. With the BCS standings currently reading Kansas State No. 1 and Oregon No. 2, also unbeaten No. 3 Notre Dame could end up with an at-large BCS spot.
Ohio State and admitted Notre Dame fan Urban Meyer vs. Notre Dame in the Rose Bowl, with a combined record of 25-0? A few people would watch that.
It could have happened.
The what-ifs start with the biggest one. What if Ohio State had just self-imposed a postseason ban last year? That's a valid question, and maybe a haunting one. But Meyer's answer to a question about allowing his mind to wander towards such scenarios from his weekly press conference indicates that he knows Ohio State would have been a long shot to play for the national title this year even if everything had fallen its way.
"I could lie to you and say that I don't (think about it)," he said. "Every once in a while, but not as much as I thought. I'll hear it and read it once in a while, and I have good friends in the profession that will make a comment, and I'll think for a second. But then I go back to knowing exactly who we were, and you go back to how we've won and who we are right now, and we're pretty fortunate where we are. Let's find a way to get (win) No. 11 (at Wisconsin this Saturday).
"I tried years ago not to control what we can't control. We've got to have a really good practices (this week). We can control that. We can't control anything else."
The scoreboard-watching and scenario games don't get really fun until later this month, anyway. Even if, say Kansas State drops a game, or USC beats Notre Dame on Nov. 24, the Buckeyes would not only have to win three more to get to 13-0 but might then have to point to two over Nebraska in a search for their best win. Strength of schedule matters in any BCS formula, and it's been less than a banner year for the Big Ten.
Can't you see SEC fans sending DVDs of Ohio State's overtime win over Purdue to the Supreme Court, demanding an injunction to put an SEC team in ahead of the Buckeyes?
It's hard to see an unbeaten Ohio State team passing an also unbeaten Kansas State, Oregon or Notre Dame in the polls that determine the BCS standings. If the Buckeyes were postseason-eligible, a non-conference schedule that included Miami (Ohio) University, Central Florida, Cal and UAB would be under the microscope. The combined record of those teams is 18-23, and eight of those wins are Central Florida's.
That doesn't even take into account the possibility of a one-loss SEC champion passing Ohio State in certain polls, or how voting might be affected by other potentially surprising results. Ohio State would have to be the lone unbeaten team to have a realistic shot of finishing No. 1 in the Associated Press poll, and pretty much the same goes for any scenario which would send the hypothetically-eligible Buckeyes to Miami for the BCS title game.
So, we're left to daydream about the other still-significant yet lesser prizes that would be at stake if these 2012 Buckeyes were postseason eligible, and just how much fun the rest of this year might be.
Though the Big Ten has an archaic rule against playing night games in November, imagine the buzz surrounding an undefeated Ohio State team playing a rivalry game in the stadium of the team that's played in the last two Rose Bowls this Saturday to keep its title-game games hope alive. Even moving that game back, say, 90 minutes from the crowded 3:30 ET spot it's in now would set it apart on the national stage it would have if Ohio State was playing for something besides a divisional-title banner to replace one the NCAA made it take down.
Imagine, then, the Nov. 24 Michigan game. Ohio State at 11-0 on its home turf, against its biggest rival and with members of the 2002 national championship in the stadium for a 10-year reunion. On the other side would be Ohio native Brady Hoke, 1-0 against the team he calls "Ohio," with a chance to spoil the Buckeyes' run at regular-season perfection and whatever might lay beyond that.
As for the Big Ten Championship Game, let's just say two-loss Nebraska in a rematch vs. an unranked and four-loss Wisconsin team lacks national sizzle. Along those same lines, Ohio State not falling in the Big Ten's bowl game pecking order at all moves every other team "up" a notch. Those New Year's Day, SEC vs. Big Ten bowl games in Florida could be rated NC-17.
Ohio State having a shot to finish 12-0 a year after going 6-7 is a little like a movie in its own right. This Buckeyes team can still make a little history. No Ohio State team has ever finished 12-0, and no Ohio State has ever won the Leaders Division of the Big Ten. Two years isn't a long time, no, but this Buckeyes team is light years better than the one that crashed under the weight of the off-field burdens and bad football 12 months ago.
Meyer knows that. Starting next year, he'll be going national championship or bust. This year, he has an improving team that's played a fun brand of football and has found a way to stay undefeated so far.
"Our goal was simply to win as many games as we could for our senior class," he said. "We never talked about an undefeated season."
After the Michigan game, maybe we can think about and discuss what an unbeaten Ohio State vs. Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Florida State, USC or Oregon in Pasadena might have looked like. It will all be hypothetical; discussion for discussion's sake. No postseason ban or even an actual result has ever stopped a good argument.
On the topic of where this Buckeyes team might deserve to be in the BCS standings, Meyer quickly and smartly points back to the task at hand this weekend -- and no further.
"At some point that might be worth discussion," he said. "Certainly not now."
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A cluster computer, also known as a parallel computer, consists of up to 2,000 traditional computers ("nodes") connected by a high-speed network. Recent innovations in hardware have made clusters capable of performance levels normally associated with multi-million dollar supercomputers. Like supercomputers, clusters are good for attacking big, highly complex problems, such as atmospheric modeling, aerospace design, or simulating car crashes. Because there was no corresponding market for cluster software, Oberdorfer went out on his own and launched Engineered Intelligence Corp. with an octet An eight-bit storage unit. In the international community, octet is often used instead of byte. (jargon, networking) octet - Eight bits. This term is used in networking, in preference to byte, because some systems use the term "byte" for things that are not 8 bits long. of fellow ex-HP employees and other Fort Collins businesspeople. The mission: to build the Microsoft of parallel computing Solving a problem with multiple computers or computers made up of multiple processors. It is an umbrella term for a variety of architectures, including symmetric multiprocessing (SMP), clusters of SMP systems, massively parallel processors (MPPs) and grid computing. . Now Engineered Intelligence's president and CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. , Oberdorfer, 37, heads a staff of five full-time employees. FINANCING: Its launch financed by the founders and angel investors, El closed on a Series A funding round with Menlo Park Menlo Park. 1 Residential city (1990 pop. 28,040), San Mateo co., W Calif.; inc. 1874. Electronic equipment and aerospace products are manufactured in the city. Menlo College and a Stanford Univ. research institute are there. 2 Uninc. , Calif.-based U.S. Venture Partners in early March. The approximately $2 million infusion will allow El to hire sales staff, open a Bay Area office, and develop other products. IN A NUTSHELL: "The new processors are getting as fast as the old (supercomputers) were, and if you hook a bunch of them together, you can get supercomputer performance," said Jim Gutowski, Engineered Intelligence's executive VP of marketing and sales. The upside: a cluster computer costs a fraction of the price of a supercomputer. The downside: programming a cluster. "Today, it's very complex to do," said Gutowski. "Only the super-geeks can do it." To make cluster programming simpler, El developed its primary product, CXC CXC Chandra X-Ray Center CXC Caribbean Examinations Council CXC Courage Crew (pronounced "C by C"), which serves as both an operating system operating system (OS) Software that controls the operation of a computer, directs the input and output of data, keeps track of files, and controls the processing of computer programs. and a development environment for cluster computers. CXC "itself is a very simple language to program parallel computers," said Oberdorfer, who likened it to C and Java. "You can write a simple scientific algorithm without being a parallel computer expert ... and you can create them on your laptop; normally, you have to be 24/7 in the computer room." Dr. Richard Casey, founder of El client RMC RMC Royal Military College RMC Radio Monte Carlo RMC Randolph-Macon College (Ashland, Virginia) RMC Regional Medical Center RMC Robert Morris College (Illinois) RMC Rocky Mountain College Software, a Fort Collins firm that uses high-speed computing for cancer-drug research and molecular modeling, called CXC "a great benefit" to cluster users and a big timesaver. "If you parallelize Par´al`lel`ize v. t. 1. To render parallel. Verb 1. parallelize - place parallel to one another lay, place, put, set, position, pose - put into a certain place or abstract location; "Put your things here"; "Set (code) once, it should run on a variety of hardware," he noted. Initial El marketing efforts have tried to create a buzz in the cluster-computing user community. The company has staged three "Grid Wars" events in which competitors design CXC-based "warriors" that do battle in a virtual arena. Another program targets life-science researchers who want to harness the power of parallel computing. El's marketing strategy is focused on bundling CXC and other El software with the cluster computers sold by such companies as IBM (International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY, www.ibm.com) The world's largest computer company. IBM's product lines include the S/390 mainframes (zSeries), AS/400 midrange business systems (iSeries), RS/6000 workstations and servers (pSeries), Intel-based servers (xSeries) , HP and Dell. The company currently has a contract to bundle CXC on HP clusters and is in talks with other major providers. QUOTE OF NOTE: "We are penetrating the market as a commodity on (HP) systems. Now that we have financing, the company has to make that jump. We have proven we can be bright and innovative. Now we have to prove we can be a successful mid-sized software company." 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Online Marketing Benefits All Round From SEO – Microsoft
The computer giant Microsoft urged companies this week to make search engine optimisation (SEO) just one aspect of an integrated and varied online marketing campaign.
Microsoft group search manager Colm Bracken said that a good SEO element can extend all other internet marketing campaigns and other forms of online marketing – for instance, consumers may well see a product or service advertised on television and then look for it online to discover more details before going to a shop to buy it. This is even more likely if they first saw the product advertised online using a mobile device.
Mr Bracken noted that a recent Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) survey found that 40 per cent of consumers made internet searches after watching TV adverts, adding: "So search amplifies the overall marketing strategy and curiously, in terms of complementing other media too, we know that search drives offline sales."
Another part of last year's IAB Search Barometer was the revelation that 99 per cent of brands believe that there is room for more SEO integration with their online marketing campaigns.
Twitter's Online Marketing Possibilities Largely Untapped
Virgin Media Business urged retailers and other commercial companies to up their game and focus more online marketing efforts on Twitter.
Research carried out by Virgin found that too many businesses are failing to capitalise on the unique internet advertising potential of micro-blogging sites such as Twitter, and their close relatives – social networks such as Facebook. According to researchers, just 9 per cent of firms used Twitter for online marketing and only a third used social media.
"Since its founding, Twitter has changed the way we shop and engage with brands and, as such, has become a fantastic tool for customer engagement," Virgin Media Business customer service director Phil Stewart commented.
The Centre for Retail Research director Joshua Bamfield admitted that "it is probably true that the smaller stores have not got on this bandwagon yet," but added that this "may simply reflect the fact that they're very busy, they don't have the skills and they don't see why they should bother."
Sales figures seem to show, however, that those who do "bother" will ultimately reap the online marketing rewards.
MPs to Look at Privacy Issues Surrounding Online Marketing
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The UK Parliament is turning its scrutiny on internet advertising, following concerns about personal privacy sparked by the News of the World phone hacking scandal.
MPs want to investigate the data security and privacy issues surrounding online marketing efforts which identify appropriate individuals for advertising via their web surfing habits, such as their searches on Google or their activities on social networking sites like Facebook.
Some 13 MPs are calling for a so-called "internet bill of rights," giving users more safeguards over their online privacy.
The difficulty for the politicians is that while users would like to see less personal information held by third parties, they also enjoy the benefits that personally tailored online marketing can bring, according to online advertising industry journal Campaignlive.
Online marketing professionals are now likely to lobby MPs, pointing out that internet advertising already gives users the choice of opting out of various kinds of adverts and pay per click initiatives.
Online Marketing for Womenswear Can Revive the Sector
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Creative online marketing strategies can act as a powerful engine for growth in the women's clothing sector, according to a new report.
The study by market researchers Mintel said that online clothing retail has mushroomed in the past decade, as high street and boutique sales of womenswear have fallen. Researchers found that nearly half of all mothers in the UK did not like store shopping for clothes, due to a lack of choice and flattering designs.
A significant 43 per cent of all women admitted to disliking trying on clothes instore, and 49 per cent accused retailers of only marketing to young people.
Mintel suggested that innovative online marketing and internet advertising campaigns have the potential to make the online clothing retail industry highly important in reviving the sector.
The company's senior consumer analyst Michelle Strutton suggested one online marketing approach, saying: "More retailers can drive last-minute clothes purchases online by offering a service that if consumers order a garment via their websites before 9pm they will be guaranteed delivery the next day."
Can Google+ Bring Online Marketing Strands Together?
Until now, there have been two very distinct strands to online marketing, informed by the two giants of their fields – Google and Facebook.
The search engine giant has always been the undisputed ruler of the SEO marketing world, with Yahoo and Bing coming a clear second, while Facebook – along with Twitter – have been instrumental in pushing social media to the forefront of all successful online marketing strategies.
Now everything is likely to change again as the two strands come together, thanks to the launch of Google's very own social network, Google+.
Google+ has already been the victim of its own success, going over capacity within two days of its launch and necessitating a temporary halt until it could recalibrate its systems.
Experts are saying that Google+ could herald a new dawn for online marketing, bridging the gap between such business-orientated networks, such as LinkedIn, and the more casual friends networks like Facebook.
Social Media Day Prompts Fresh Look at its Place in Online Marketing
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The end of last month saw online concerns mark Social Media Day, with a great many companies taking a fresh look at how the juggernaut that is social media impacts on their internet advertising and online marketing strategies.
It has been a truism of the past two years that social media such as Facebook and Twitter is the place to be when it comes to the future of online marketing, and there is no sign that the engine is slowing down, with Facebook Fan Pages and Twitter advertising more important than ever. It is no longer a happy luxury, it is an essential part of any internet marketing drive.
The inclusion of social media in such a strategy should never be an addition, or an afterthought. It should be integrated into the overall plan and complement other aspects of online marketing, such as mail outs, SEO marketing and Google Analytics.
With almost half of all businesses using social media as an integral part of their marketing strategy, the lessons for the future are clear.


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It's just not your skin or eyes that reveal much about your health. Take a generous look at your nails because a twinge of white, discolouration, scales and bumps might be a warning sign about many health conditions. Here are a few to tips on how to identify the health problems your nails might be indicating about.
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What to Do: If all the nails are white in entirety, your will have to undergo liver and kidney function tests. White nails are often indicative of diabetes, cirrhosis or even heart problems.
What it means: Yellow nails indicate fungal infection, but if the infection worsens it is a sure sign of respiratory diseases, and in some cases even thyroid disease, psoriasis or diabetes. Sometimes your nails turn yellow because of wearing nail polish for a longer period of time. So, there's no need to panic unless your nails are perennially yellow.
What to Do: Give your nails a polish-free week. If you are a smoker, you can soak your nails in lime juice for 5 to 10 minutes and see the bleaching magic. If your nails are yellow because of a fungal infection, see a doctor and get oral anti-fungal medication.
Blue Nails
What it means: Nails with blue tinge hint upon improper circulation of oxygen in the RBCs, which might have happened because of cold weather conditions or constriction in the blood vessels. In some cases, it may also indicate the presence of an abnormal for of haemoglobin in the blood stream.
What to Do: If your nails turn blue in cold conditions, try to keep yourself warm. However, if they remain blue perpetually, you should see a doctor to identify an underlying medical condition, perhaps a heart disease.
Pale Nails
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What to Do: You must eat wholesome diet, restrict sugar intake, and eat yoghurt daily.
Spoon Nails
What it means: You have a condition called spoon nails when your nails begin to grow upwards taking a concave shape, spoon-like.
What to Do: Although it is harmless, it may be a way of informing you that there's a serious underlying a liver disease or heart disease or even hyperthyroidism. So, you must get the spoon nails investigated.
Cracked/Split Nails
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What to Do: Keep your nails moisturized by rubbing some moisturizer around your nails. Start wearing gloves if you use a lot of soaps and chemicals. Trim your nails regularly.
Make sure you take a good look at your nails and see if it needs immediate attention of a health care provider.
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Yes, one will have a regular, taxable brokerage account. My argument is this: If you are in a low, known tax bracket now, is it smart to defer taxes when the IRA could become quite large and that would put you in a higher unknown tax bracket later? I know RAS wrote about this over a year ago but it was looking nominally at the before #. I want to see what happens after taxes. I'll try and get Part 2 published shortly.
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You are extremely fortunate to have a company that lets you (assumption made) purchase any security at your discretion inside a Roth 401K and you are not force fed crappy mutual funds with outrageous fees as your only choices. You are correct that your withdrawals will be tax-free. When you do a rollover into a Roth IRA, you will also not be obligated to a mandatory distribution percentage at age 70.5 and beyond.
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Commission $9.99+ $.75 per contract (1 contract = 100 shares). So if you do 1 contract, you agree to buy 100 shares, or in Skyler's case ($7,250).
If it expires worthless, the price of KO is $72.51 or higher, there is no other fees and with 1-2 month options, the premiums (the $65 per contract) are taxed at your regular income rate.
If the price is $72.49 or lower, there is the transaction fee of $19.99 (vs my $9.99 purchase or limit order). Your cost basis, using Skyler's example, is $72.50-$.65 = $71.85 for when you decide to sell KO in the future, if ever.
I personally find options only become economically viable once you begin to write at a minimum 3-4 options, which means you have a pretty substantial portfolio to begin with. (Using KO, that means you have $23,000 lying around). It's discipline, you get paid to wait, and if you can nab some options on some down days, the volatility went up and the premiums go up, but you ONLY do this WITH STOCKS YOU WOULD WANT TO OWN.
That's the forgot Skyler forgot to hammer home. Don't do it with any stock that has a good premium but you do not want in your portfolio. Also, be careful with your brokerage. I thought I was writing cash-secured puts but I never saw my money market fund move. When I called, they said I had the ability to use margin, something I didn't even want, but made more sense because they were using the rest of my portfolio as collateral.
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The day featured puck protection and puck handling. So to close it out they had both nets in one zone, width of the ice apart.. However, only 3 players went out 30 seconds at a time, and the forwards had a 1-on-1-on-1 session, where they had to protect the puck from the other two guys trying to get the puck themselves, and shoot at one of the nets.
Love this drill! It's just flat out fun to be a part of it and the skills it works are fantastic. Thanks for the updates KP, I have some questions regarding soem of the guys but I'll wait until later when I get home from work to ask them.
I'll just edit this since no one has commented since I did earlier... So just quick questions and a few comments on guys;
You said Weal was having trouble with the stickhandling drills and seemed slower. Is this just with the puck or is his overall spped seem to be slowed by the extra weight? I'd always pictured his way into the NHL as a PK specialist that excels at the defensive side of the game, his hockey IQ jsut seems off the charts when it comes to being in the right place at the right time.
Regarding Toffoli when you say he was one of the better players in the stickhandling drill, does that mean speed with the puck on his stick, and how is his overall skating and top speed looking?
How does Deslauriers look in the drills when he is under pressure or in the drills where the d-men are pressured? He always seems so impressive in these and then he had such a terrible season in Manch this year. Wondering and worried if it may be a case of all the tools, just no tool box.
MacDermid is intriguing since I'd never heard his name before this camp and no next to nothing about him. Seems to have good size, but is he eligible to sign a contract like Jones and Roach or is he too young?
Good to hear Andreoff appears to be coming along well, always liked his game. Bound for the AHL this year?
Do you think Czarnik has a legit shot as a prospect still or is he standing out more since he is the only 1990 born in the camp?
Thanks again for the reports everyone.
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