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The Inside Story of America's Ultimate Warriors When Osama bin Laden was assassinated, the entire world was fascinated by the men who had completed the seemingly impossible mission that had dogged the U.S. government for over a decade. SEAL Team 6 became synonymous with heroism, duty, and justice. Only a handful of the elite men who make up the SEALs, the US Navy's best and bravest, survive the legendary and grueling selection process that leads to becoming a member of Team 6, a group so classified it technically does not even exist. There are no better warriors on Earth. Don Mann knows what it takes to be a brother in this ultra-selective fraternity. As a member of Seal Team Six for over eight years and a SEAL for over seventeen years, he worked in countless covert operations, operating from land, sea, and air, and facing shootings, decapitations, and stabbings. He was captured by the enemy and lived to tell the tale, and he participated in highly classified missions all over the globe, including Somalia, Panama, El Salvador, Colombia, Afghanistan, and Iraq. As a coordinator for several civilian SEAL training programs, and as a former Training Officer of SEAL Team Six, he was directly responsible for shaping the bodies and minds of SEALs who carried out the assassination of Osama bin Laden.
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ApplyFirstPass (const ApplyType &applyType, const ConstMatView< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > &Q, const std::vector< std::vector< Scalar > > &tauArrays, const std::vector< MatView< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > > &topBlocks, const MatView< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > &C, const CacheBlockingStrategy< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > &strategy, const int numPartitions, const bool explicitQ=false, const bool contiguousCacheBlocks=false) | |
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First pass of applying intranode TSQR's implicit Q factor. |
"First" pass of applying KokkosNodeTsqr's implicit Q factor.
We call this ApplyFirstPass as a reminder that this algorithm has the same form as FactorFirstPass and uses the results of the latter, even though ApplyFirstPass is really the last pass of applying the implicit Q factor.
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TSQR::details::ApplyFirstPass< LocalOrdinal, Scalar >::ApplyFirstPass | ( | const ApplyType & | applyType, |
const ConstMatView< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > & | Q, | ||
const std::vector< std::vector< Scalar > > & | tauArrays, | ||
const std::vector< MatView< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > > & | topBlocks, | ||
const MatView< LocalOrdinal, Scalar > & | C, | ||
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applyType | [in] Whether we are applying Q, Q^T, or Q^H. |
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tauArrays | [in] Where to write the "TAU" arrays (implicit factorization results) for each cache block. (TAU is what LAPACK's QR factorization routines call this array; see the LAPACK documentation for an explanation.) Indexed by the cache block index; one TAU array per cache block. |
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numPartitions | [in] Number of partitions (positive integer), and therefore the maximum parallelism available to the algorithm. Oversubscribing processors is OK, but should not be done to excess. This is an int, and not a LocalOrdinal, because it is the argument to Kokkos' parallel_for. |
contiguousCacheBlocks | [in] Whether the cache blocks of A are stored contiguously. |
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First pass of applying intranode TSQR's implicit Q factor.
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partitionIndex | [in] Zero-based index of the partition which this instance of ApplyFirstPass is currently processing. If greater than or equal to the number of partitions, this routine does nothing. |
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Books are still some of the best go to gifts for just about any occasion, but chances are your friends or Mom or Dad are now using an E-Reader and you can't exactly put a bow on a digital file. I'm Sharon Vaknin and today I'll show you how you can gift an E-book to anyone who prefers E Ink over paper rad. Before you do anything, find out what kind of E-reader the gift for to be has. It might be even Nook, the Kindle, iBook for iOS devices or even the Sony reader. Get that info first and then fresco . If your recipient has a nook you'll need to find out what their e-mail address is, then find a Nook Book you wanna purchase on the Barnes and Noble Website and click buy as gift. You'll have to register for an account which is kind of annoying and then you'll fill out a form before completing the purchase. What's neat is that you can set a delivery date. So, you can set it so that your friend receives your gift on his birthday or other special occasion. When they receive the E-book gift, they'll have the option to redeem the book or trade it in for gift card or Nook app if they want something else. Kindle gift thing works the same way. On Amazon.com, find the Kindle version of the book you want to gift, then click the give as gift button over here on the right. If you don't have their e-mail address you can choose to e-mail the gift to yourself and then forward it to your recipient or give them a printed version on a real piece of paper. Which is cool if you wanna put it in a greeting card, but if you choose to e-mail it to the recipient directly, you'll have the option to send delivery date here at the top. If your recipient reads using the iBooks app on their iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, its a little trickier. You can't gift books from the iBooks store and iTunes because of the licensing issues, but you can purchase a gift card and at a note just suggest the book title. The other option is to buy them a Nook or Kindle book and suggest their read the book with one of the free iOS apps. The other option is to buy them a book from the Nook or Kindle bookstores then use the tell a friend feature to point them to the appropriate free app they can use to read the book. If you don't know which E-reading device your recipient uses, but you still wanna get them with the a book, there is one other options. Kobo sells millions of E-books and E-pubs format which is universal and works with almost any device, just head to Kobobooks.com, find the book you want and choose to download it in E-pub format then you can put it on thumb drive or e-mail it to the lucky person who gets it. So, even though paper books are on their way out. There are still lots of ways to give gifts to the bookworms in your life. If you have any questions about the process send me a Tweet and subscribe to mt Facebook page for more tips like this. For CNET.com. I'm Sharon Vaknin.
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As the NHL enters the final days under its collective bargaining agreement, both the owners and players have meetings scheduled in New York where they'll discuss an impending lockout. But unless the sides can find a way to get back to the bargaining table and hammer out an unlikely deal before 11:59 p.m. ET on Saturday, it's a mere formality.
In fact, commissioner Gary Bettman won't even have to make the case for a third lockout under his tenure when the Board of Governors gathers at a Times Square hotel on Thursday afternoon.
"The commissioner doesn't need specific board authorization to institute or implement a lockout," deputy commissioner Bill Daly told The Canadian Press in a recent interview. "That has been granted already in connection with his authority to conduct collective bargaining."
Essentially, the NHL is back where it started when the current CBA was signed in July 2005. That six-year deal -- extended through a seventh because of an option held by the NHL Players' Association -- ended a lockout that saw the league become the first in North America to ever have an entire season wiped out by a work stoppage.
The union is planning its largest gathering since that deal was ratified with more than 200 players expected to attend meetings Wednesday and Thursday. A number of stars, Sidney Crosby among them, are expected to take part in the show of strength.
"We want to brief the broadest possible group of players and it's always better to do it in person," said Donald Fehr, the NHLPA's executive director. "Whenever you're facing the possibility of a lockout what you need to do is make it as easy as possible for the maximum number of your constituents to hear it directly.
"We're going to have a very large number of players it looks like and you know how fast information travels through locker-rooms, so it won't be a problem getting it out to everyone else."
His phone has already been ringing off the hook. With very little progress to report during negotiations, a number of players have started looking around at other options.
Once a lockout is enacted, they'll be free to sign with other pro teams -- and the union is actively advising them on their rights.
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There will be some immediate changes if a deal isn't reached by Sunday. The NHL plans to adopt a policy similar to those instituted by the NBA and NFL during recent lockouts that forbids team employees from being in contact with players.
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Federal Highway Administrator Kenneth R. Wykle today announced that severe fines will be levied against two school bus companies for failing to comply with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations.
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Bee Bus Lines, Inc., and Joy Farm Transportation, Inc, both of Milwaukee, agreed to pay fines in the amounts of $23,000 and $14,000, respectively, for using drivers who were confirmed positive for the use of controlled substance (drugs) to transport school children. The investigations were conducted by special agents from the Wisconsin Division of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).
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The Federal Aviation Administration's supposedly risk-based safety inspection system ''falls short of being truly risk-based,'' especially for foreign repair stations, a report by the inspector general said. Among the inspector general's criticisms is that the FAA's oversight lacks the rigor needed to identify safety deficiencies and verify that problems are corrected once identified.
To save money, U.S. airlines have increasingly outsourced their aircraft repair and maintenance to repair stations in countries where labor rates are cheaper. The FAA annually inspects 559 repair stations worldwide, while aviation authorities in France, Germany and Ireland inspect another 162 stations under agreements with the U.S.
Auditors from the inspector general's office visited or contacted FAA inspection offices and 27 aircraft repair stations in the U.S., Brazil, China, New Zealand, Peru and Singapore.
''The FAA's ability to conduct effective and consistent inspections of foreign and domestic repair stations is hindered by a lack of standardized inspection processes,'' the report said.
Inspectors don't use a standardized checklist for conducting inspections, don't enter complete information on their inspections into FAA's inspection database, and don't effectively communicate the results of their inspections with repair station officials afterwards, the report said. Inspectors were often vague about the problems they found, citing the safety regulation that was violated without explaining what specifically the facility was doing that violated the regulation.
''Officials from one foreign repair station were so frustrated by poor communication with its inspectors that they decided it was easier and more efficient to fly to the United States to meet with FAA for clarification and guidance,'' the report said.
In another case cited in the report, officials for a repair station told auditors they didn't hurry to address oversights because the FAA inspector wrote out the requested changes by hand instead of typing, therefore they assumed the changes weren't significant.
FAA inspectors are supposed to use web-based spreadsheets and other risk-assessment tools. But nearly all the inspectors interviewed by auditors said they were not trained how to use the tools, did not recall the training or regarded it as poor, the report said.
Since FAA inspectors don't have the time during inspection visits to examine in depth each area of a repair station's operations, the agency decided five years ago that inspectors would analyze data from past inspections to decide which areas deserved the most attention. However, the report said inspectors have been using only the results of the previous year's inspections to guide their decisions rather than inspections from multiple years.
One year, which probably includes only one previous inspection, isn't statistically significant, said John Goglia, an expert on aircraft maintenance. Without more years and other information that airlines have, such as the problems that may arise in planes after they've been repair, it's not possible to do a risk-based analysis, he said.
Inspectors also continued to perform inspections in areas of repair station operations where little or no risk was previously detected, the report said.
''They're just touching the surface and they're not digging deeply into anything,'' said Goglia, a former National Transportation Safety Board member.
Auditors also found deficiencies in 57 of 119 work orders for repair or major maintenance to airliners that they analyzed. Deficiencies included mechanics with insufficient training, tools whose calibrations were outdated, and inaccurate documentation of work orders.
''Until the agency modifies its inspection system, FAA's ineffective oversight could lead to repair stations operating contrary to federal aviation regulations and decreasing the margin of safety,'' the report said.
In a response included with the report, FAA officials concurred with nine recommendations made by auditors. The agency said it is also working on a new safety oversight system which it plans to begin implementing in 2015, a two-year delay from its originally planned rollout.
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Through the efforts of determined doctors and a neat high-tech mechanical CPR machine, 41-year-old mother of two, Vanessa Tanasio was brought back to life after being clinically dead for 42 minutes. (Video via TVABCD)
"The fact that thing kept me going and I'm here and I can talk about it is just phenomenal." (Via ABC Australia)
That thing she's referring to is the LUCAS 2 External Compression device, and doctors credit it for helping save the mother's life.
The $15,000 device performs automated compressions to a person's chest so that oxygen can be steadily circulating to the brain and heart. (Via Physio-Control Inc)
While getting her kids ready for school, Tanasio suffered a heart attack.
Tanasio's mother called emergency paramedics. Shortly after arriving to the Monash Medical Centre in Melbourne, Tanasio went into cardiac arrest and was declared clinically dead. (Via Herald Sun)
But doctors didn't give up. The LUCAS 2 device kept blood flowing to her brain, while a cardiologist worked to unblock an artery. (Video via YouTube / TheSuperNews247)
"... Once un-blocked, they shocked her heart back into a normal rhythm. Forty-two minutes!" (Via KSL)
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Northland Pines National Honor Society is hosting its fifth annual toy drive this year.
Students put collection boxes out about three weeks ago.
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NHS member Ella Baltus said they got even more donations this year than in the past.
"It feels so great to see this many items donated," she said. "It's just such a heartwarming experience seeing all the kids and just knowing all these toys that once made me happy or once made someone else happy will do the same for another kid somewhere."
On Saturday, parents can come shop the toy drive at no charge.
No pre-registration is needed, and students set up a babysitting area so parents can shop alone.
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- The nearly 200 students at St. Lawrence Seminary are safe after a five-alarm fire at the boarding school.
School spokesman Philip Van Ermen says all students have been allowed to return to their dorms, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
No one was injured in the fire, which happened before dawn Saturday in St. Joseph Hall.
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Twenty-three-year-old Milton Moore pleaded no contest Thursday to first-degree reckless homicide by delivery of drugs.
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Community leaders, business owners, and local officials considered the idea of tying where people live in Wisconsin to how much they pay in taxes.
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Researchers are concerned lead in fishing products can kill loons and other birds on the water.
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Right now Republican Candidate Brad Schimel, Waukesha County district attorney, faces three Democrats, Rep. Jon Richards, Susan Happ and Ismael Ozanne. Richards represents a portion of Milwaukee in the State Assymbly. Happ is the Jefferson County District Attorney. Ozanne is the Dane County District Attorney.
Schimel says some of his opponents, especially Richard will only enforce laws they agree with.
"That's problematic and I believe that's not what the attorney general should be doing, that's a crusade, that's a policy maker," Schimel said. "If Rep. Richards wants to do that then he should stay in the legislature."
Richards has been in the Legislature since 1998.
Newswatch 12 asked him Friday if he would pick and choose laws to enforce.
He said he�d look at the constitution to determine how he would enforce laws in Wisconsin.
"I can grantee you there are plenty of laws that I voted against that I will end up enforcing and making sure that we implement," Richards said, "And there are some laws that I think clearly violate the U-S constitution or the state constitution and we'll be taking a hard look at those."
Democratic candidates Susan Happ and Ismael Ozanne were not available before running this story.
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Police and prosecutors say the drug continues to spread throughout the state.
Republican candidate Brad Schimel, Waukesha County district attorney, believes heroin and opiates are one of the state�s biggest challenge.
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According to a Gannet Wisconsin Investigative study, at least 199 people died in 2012 in Wisconsin from drug overdoses.
The legislature has passed several bills this session to fight heroin and help people who are addicted to the drug.
State Rep. Jon Richards-(D) Milwaukee, is one of three Democratic candidates running for attorney general. He believes the state needs to keep going after drug traffickers.
"Local prosecutors and law enforcement are already stretched to the max in terms of their man power," Richards said. "We have to be addressing these new problems of public safety in creative ways and effective ways."
Democratic candidates Susan Happ and Ismael Ozanne were not available before running this story.
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Damon Drake, above, was one of the people taking part in an informal conversation about the role of faith and belief in the workplace one evening last week, which I happened to enjoy. Drake told about his personal mishaps as a fervent new convert to Islam 13 years ago, when he discovered that his practice of declining handshakes from women colleagues alienated them.
Now Drake says he makes accommodations in some of his religious practices if, in actuality, they subvert their original aim. On another occasion, however, he chose to leave a position when too many required business meetings were conducted in settings with alcohol. Such are the tensions of bringing our faith lives to our workplaces.
The discussion I joined was organized by Seeing Things Whole, a group that explores the value of personal spirituality and faith in organizations, theorizing that the bottom line in most organizations is best if assessed by measures in addition to profit: balance, contentment, a sense of shared purpose. The idea that the hygienic modern workplace should be uncontaminated by personal belief is appearing more and more outdated, as our lives become more global and as companies embrace diversity and pluralism as necessities. And, the idea that organizations themselves may take part in embracing a theological view is finding more ground, both in corporations and in academic settings.
In the interests of full disclosure, my invitation to take part in the discussion came from Bob Wahlstedt, a board member of Seeing Things Whole, who is, coincidentally, a benefactor of Speaking of Faith.
Michael Naughton, from the University of St. Thomas' John A. Ryan Institute for Catholic Social Thought, explained the role of purpose in organizational life that, along with identity, mission, and stewardship, creates balance and success. "Purpose," he pointed out, "aims us toward the deepest and most transcendent reason for why we work, which offers a spirituality of communion."
In small groups we talked about our own challenges bringing our values or faith to work. Marty Kotke, a sales rep at Reel Precision Manufacturing, shared his appreciation for being able to be a Christian with Bruce Peterson, a Hennepin County District Court judge, and Kyle Smith, the president of RPM, whose lunchroom provided the setting for our gathering.
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great work…this would pop on a t-shirt!
thank you all for voting and commenting in spite of disparaging persons:) i hope dbh considers the real votes etc so they can hinder the rig…
I thank everyone as well for all the support, and those who put me in my place on some of my subs. Thanks for the compliments & the criticism. I've actually cast a vote for each and every design! Good luck to everyone.
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Looks like March 15th for announcements!
Thanks to everyone who gave my Track Record some love! Such a great mass of subs, I think Mac will be happy with the variety.
15th of march? you got an info about?
i am also looking forward to the announcements. so many great designs.
ahh, i've seen it on top ^^
i wonder if this is a popularity contest, or based on the actual design. theres a shirt up there with nothing on it, and it has 10 votes? :P
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haha it's all a point of view – regardless of what you think, I like my design :) I'm just happy that the band get to choose, but I sure wish they'd hurry up =P
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