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[Simplified Spelling Society Pamphlet No. 14.]
[See Journal article by Govind Deodhekar and tribute to him.]
The LOJIKON
System of simplified English spelling by the LOJIKal use of
simplifying the learning of English for the non-English-speaking
Govind N Deodhekar.
1995. Published by the Laxmibai Deodhekar Charitable Trust. c/o Maharashtra Executor & Trustee Co., Mumbai (Bombay) 400028, India, and the Simplified Spelling Society
The author reserves the copyright but authorizes reproduction free of charge,
with attribution to the author and the Simplified Spelling Society.
The author reserves the copyright but authorizes reproduction free of charge,
with attribution to the author and the Simplified Spelling Society.
PREFACE.Govind N Deodhekar was born in March 1919 in Western India and educated in Bombay, where he took a degree in Science and in Law. A resident of London from June 1951, he taught science in London schools for over 20 years. Aware of the difficulties of Indian students in mastering English spelling, he was struck by the fact that much of the difficulty 'remedial' English children experienced in learning to read and write stemmed from the unpredictability and inconsistencies of English spelling. This led him to join the Simplified Spelling Society, of which he has been a member since the early 1980s, a committee member since 1985, serving as Vice-Chairman for 5 years.
His spirited call to non-English users of the English language to rebel against the illogical spelling system, supported, he hopes, by at least a few Anglo-Americans, may yet lead to a break in the log-jam of spelling reform, and eventually facilitate a rapid further spread of the English language.
The Society supports the dissemination of LOJIKON as a useful contribution to spelling reform.
Bob Brown, former Secretary of the SSS, 21 October 1995.
INTRODUCTION.English, the world language.
The fact that English has emerged as the most popular international language will be accepted, I believe, by everyone, including the champions of French, Spanish or Arabic. The dominance of America in world affairs, the comparative simplicity of the structures of English, the legacy of the British Empire and above all the vast store of scientific and technical knowledge in English, have led to this wide influence of the language. Safety at airports depends on knowledge of one language - English, by common consent. The Cambodian students, who rioted in Pnom Penh in September 1995 to demand that that they be allowed to study English rather than French, highlight the need of developing countries for English.
English spelling, an obstacle
The greatest obstacle to the learning of English is its illogical or semi-logical spelling. It is not the purpose of this short pamphlet to examine the pros and co ns of spelling reform in detail. A few examples of the inconsistency of English spelling will suffice.
The long EE sound is written in several ways in sea, see, she, seize, shield, Caesar. So is the long O sound in so, soul, soap, sloe, slow. The letter U has many sounds in but, put, mute, flute, busy, bury, etc, and similarly the A in fat, father, fate, fall, etc.
As for consonants, the prevailing confusion will be obvious from the remedy suggested in LOJIKON.
Will the English themselves reform English spelling?
Spelling reform is normal, and happens in other languages. In fact, the Simplified Spelling Society was established as early as 1908 and proposed a complete scheme of reform in 1910, but the response of the public has been disappointing. The conservatism of the English people has imbued them with a strong emotional resistance to any change in their spelling (compare their reluctance to accept decimal coinage and the metric system).
Perhaps they even see an advantage in the illogicality of their spelling. Lacking precision, it provides flexibility. For instance, it is fashionable nowadays to give boys' names to girls with a slight change in spelling, as when Tony the boy becomes Toni the girl, and Robin the boy becomes Robyn the girl. The fact that Y confers masculinity on Tony and femininity on Robyn, while I does the reverse, does not worry the English. Eccentricity in a family name even confers social distinction: the Chumleys declare their ancient lineage by retaining the spelling Cholmondeley, and similarly with Marjoriebanks pronounced Marshbanks, and Mainwaring pronounced Mannering.
English often insists on variable spellings for homophones, as with meat: meet, there: their, pair: pare: pear. Yet one spelling and one sound can also stand for different meanings depending on the context, as when right contrasts with wrong, or with left, or with duty (though the same sound can also be spelt rite, write, wright). Thus in one case variability rules, while in another case it does not! Logic is not the strong point of the English - logic is for the unfortunates beyond the English channel, a body of water known to be susceptible to fogs which "isolate the continentquot;.
The needs of non-native speakers.
Assuming everyone needs English, clearly English speakers need learn only one language. Others such as the French or the Hindis have to learn two languages (English and their own), while non-Hindi speakers in India, about 60% of the population, have to learn three. In Pakistan no amount of prominence given to Urdu can suppress the regional languages spoken by about 80% of the people, who therefore need to learn three languages.
The call for reform.
It appears unlikely that the English will reform their spelling in the near future. But the rest of the world cannot wait, and it is time to rebel. Not riot, but rebel! I say, therefore, to all users of English whose mother tongue it is not, "Let us leave the English-speaking world to enjoy the illogicality, imprecision and flexibility of English spelling. Let us use a logical and reasonably precise system at least for the consonants, in such a way that no English speaker will have any difficulty in reading and understanding what we mean." Adventurous Anglo-Americans are welcome to join the rebellion.
Vowel sounds are imprecise by their very nature, probably more so in English than in other languages. Though I have lived in England for over 40 years, I would not dare to try to pin down the English vowel sounds. The task of introducing logic to the spelling of vowels may have to be left to a high-powered commission which would include American and Australasian experts. In the meanwhile, the use of the proposed LOJIKON system would act as a spur to the English language establishment, which accepts alternative spellings for a few words such as gaol/jail, gray/grey, phantasy/fantasy. The use of LOJIKON implies a vastly increased number of such alternative spellings, but they would cause no problem in reading or comprehension.
THE LOJIKON SYSTEM OF ENGLISH SPELLING.LOJIKON is an alternative, optional writing system for international use, employing logical and reasonably consistent symbols for consonant sounds.
LOJIKON spellings are given in brackets below. Vowels are adjusted occasionally where necessary.
Standard sound-symbol correspondences for consonants.
CH will stand for the one sound as in church, and will not be used for the sounds in chemist, machine.
F will replace PH, which usually denotes Greek origin, knowledge of which fact may be interesting but is not essential. Hence telephone (telefone), philosophy (filosofy).
G will stand for the initial sound in get, but not as in gem, for which J will be used; hence gem (jem).
J will stand for its normal English sound, replacing G, DG; hence gem (jem), judge (juj).
K will replace C, CK, CH where these have the sound of K; hence car (kar), rock (rok), chemist (kemist); also loch (lokh).
QU will be replaced by KW where so pronounced, hence acquit (akwit), quarter (kwarter), queen (kween), quick (kwik), but by just k elsewhere, hence queue (kue), mosquito (moskito).
SH replaces many confusingly different spellings for the initial sound in ship, hence machine (mashine), sugar (shugar), nation (nashon), special (speshal), ocean (oshan), schedule (shedule, or skedule for Americans), conscious (konshous), pension (penshon), passion (pashon), negotiate (negoshiate), Russia (Rushia), Asia (Ashia), luxury (lukshury).
S will supersede C when that has the sound of S; hence ceiling (seiling).
S or Z? The frequent use of S for the sound of Z can cause confusion. The use of Z where so pronounced is suggested, even though it may produce some unexpected results, such as result (rezult), raise (raize), advice (advise), advise (advize), his (hiz). Plurals and possessive forms of nouns, and present tense third person singulars of verbs mostly have a Z sound, as in dogs, says, but sometimes they have an S sound, as in cats, talks. In these cases LOJIKON gives simplicity and consistency priority over phonetic spelling, and recommends that all such derived words, including possessives, keep s, rather than changing to Z.
TH & DH The digraph TH will be kept for the sound in thick or thin, but dh will be used for the sound in this or then; hence the (dhe), this (dhis), that (dhat). This change will affect many frequently used words. If used, it should be used consistently.
TU can be replaced by CH where clearly so pronounced. Hence: feature (feachure), picture (pikchure), but tune (tune).
X can be replaced usually by KS, but sometimes by GZ where so pronounced; hence box (boks), excess (eksess), exist (egzist), examine (egzamine).
ZH will be used for the middle sound in pleasure (pleazhure).
The GH problem. This digraph at present occurs intrusively and illogically, and is usually silent. It can be dropped, sometimes along with a vowel in the cluster. Sometimes, however, it will be necessary to substitute a vowel or the consonant F. The following examples illustrate the patterns: sight (siet), night (niet), plough (plou), though (dho), through (thru), thorough (thoro), cough (kof), rough (ruf).
Doubled consonants. In the absence of enough vowel signs, consonants are often doubled to show that a preceding vowel is short. Thus we have short and long vowels distinguished in canning: caning, tinny: tiny, comma: coma, supper: super. The context would normally distinguish the meaning of such pairs, but to prevent any ambiguity it is reluctantly recommended that doubling be retained where it serves this function. Elsewhere doubled consonants are simplified, hence accommodation (akomodashon).
Silent consonant letters. Like Victorian children, only to be seen but not heard, silent letters abound in the present spelling of English. They need to be dropped, though this may sometimes entail substituting a vowel or doubling another consonant.
B is dropped from debt (det), doubt (dout). It is too late to teach millions in South Asia that plumber rhymes with summer and not with number - they will continue to pronounce the b, so it is best to leave such -MB endings intact.
D is dropped when DG becomes J, hence judge (juj), pledge (plej); also Wednesday (Wenzday).
G is dropped from sign (sien), but not when sounded, as in signature.
H is dropped from honest (onest), honour (onour); heir (eir), ghost (gost), ghastly (gastly).
RH has silent H in English speech, but it can be kept by speakers in South Asia who pronounce it in rhyme, rhythm (rhydhm).
WH has silent H in most English speech, but not in South Asia, and it is therefore kept in when, where, why.
K can be dropped from knave, knee, knife. The word know is used very frequently and would be ambiguous if spelt now or no; the spelling is therefore adjusted to noe; hence also known (noen), knew (nue). The ambiguity of knot (not) is thought to be acceptable, as it is a rarer word.
L is dropped from calm, palm, talk, walk and the vowel adjusted (caam, paam, tauk, wauk).
N is dropped from words like solemn (solem), but kept in solemnity.
P is dropped from words like psalm (saam), psychology (sykolojy).
R is kept, even when it is not pronounced (as frequently in southern English speech). Speakers whose mother tongue is not English are firmly advised to follow those accents such as Scots in both pronouncing and writing the R in words such as far, farm, more, cork.(kork), etc.
Sis dropped from isle (ile), island (iland).
T is dropped from often (ofen) and from TCH, hence catch (kach).
W is dropped from initial WR, hence write (rite), wrong (rong), and when silent in initial WH, hence who (hoo).
Note The word rite meaning 'ritual' is unchanged in LOJIKON, but it also has the meaning of present write, whose silent W is dropped. Since right appears as riet in LOJIKON, we find the same vowel written in two ways. This is unavoidable, as LOJIKON does not tackle the vowel system except for minimum adjustments.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE LOJIKON SYSTEM.Clearly, the system will not be acceptable immediately to education authorities and governments in non-English-speaking countries. It therefore needs to be used and popularized, partially or fully, step by step, in personal letters, then in commercial letters, then by journalists and writers of ephemera. Perhaps a legend should appear above texts using LOJIKON, saying Dhis komunikashon uzes dhe LOJIKON system of English spelling. Pressure will build up on education authorities and governments in non-English-speaking countries to take a serious interest in the reform of English spelling as an aid to learning the language. If this happens, the Anglo-American establishment will have to bestir itself - it would not be able to sit tight for another century. Since change and reform are inevitable, the time to start acting is now. The logic of LOJIKON is simple enough for anyone to follow.
Is LOJIKON compatible with present spellings?LOJIKON and the present spelling of English are mutually comprehensible. Readers used to the present spelling will have no difficulty in reading LOJIKON forms, because the letters have their familiar values; thus kash mashine is obviously cash machine. Readers familiar only with LOJIKON will require a little more effort, since the sounds of k and sh have a variety of spellings in the present spelling system. Nevertheless, the difference in appearance between kash mashine/cash machine and telephone/telefone is slight. The great gain for the LOJIKON user will be liberation from the tyranny of having to learn several illogical ways of spelling the same consonant sound in hundreds of different words.
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I am a great great great granddaughter of John and Rebecca (Baltzell) Burkhart who arrived at what is now Albany, OR in 1847. One of their sons, Leander Columbus Burkhart, was married to Melissa Ann Davidson of the Hezekiah & Melissa Davidson family of Polk County. They had also come to Oregon in 1847. Leander & Melissa had a daughter, Nellie Olivia Burkhart, who married & had a daughter named Pearl Laura Baker. Pearl fell in love with Harry Hoyt Taylor, a school mate. It was a match made in Heaven. They married & had 2 daughters. The younger one, Patricia, was my mother. She is buried with her parents at the Multnomah Park Pioneer Cemetery in Portland, OR. I live in Portland, Oregon with my sister, and black cat, Shadow. I have an older sister living in Portland. My only son lives in SW Washington. I also have a married niece & married nephew living in the area & a niece, sister & brother-in-law living in California. I have been creating my Family Tree since mid-Oct. 2010; little did I know what I was getting in to. I was able to use many of my mother's old records from the 1960s-1980s, but have been so thankful for the age of computers & also for "Find A Grave", which has helped me sort out so many of my Burkhart, Ellis, Baltzell, Taylor, & Davidson relatives on my mother's side, many in Oregon, and my Webb, Gatlin, Warters, Uzzell & Lassiter relatives as well as all of the people they married on my father's side, many in Georgia & the Carolinas, and my son's father's family. I truly appreciate all of the time and effort all of you have spent creating this site; it's right up my alley as I enjoy sorting things out & solving puzzles, putting things in order, etc. I was a Social Services Worker for many yrs., but had to retire due to severe migraines; I now have problems with Reynaud's making my hands cold, pretty severe arthritis so I need to have both knees replaced & a right ankle I sprained for the 6th time just Jan 2014. I've been told I have no tendons left which all explains why I am not as mobile as I used to be (and miss it!). I was hoping to get new knees two years ago in 2012, just in time for my 61st birthday, but some other issues arose, including back problems; steroid injections will help, soon, I hope. I've not been able to spend as much time on my family tree & memorials as I'd like, need about a week non stop to catch up. In the mean time, I spend what time I can researching & rediscovering my ancestors who came to Oregon (stopping along the way in VA., TN., MO., ILL., Iowa, TX & CA) in 1847 and settled portions of the Willamette Valley, Eastern Oregon and Southern Oregon. I am finding, via Find A Grave, many more cousins throughout the United States, however, which is really exciting. I am still hoping to hear from my one remaining uncle in the mid West. I have recently found Jewish heritage under the names of Burkhardt, Mayer, Freiburger & Huepfer going way back (to the mid 1600's) to when some family left Germany and ended up in Johnson Co., Georgia, America, among other places. I wish I knew more. In case you can't tell, I do tend to get side tracked frequently, especially when it comes to the graves of "little ones", Veterans & others without any flowers, & will leave flowers or an Angel for them, especially if they have none there, which I find incredibly sad. I ran into a Vietnam Vet at a grocery store Summer 2012, who rides at funerals (The Patriot Guard). I actually was brave enough to go up to him and thank him & shake his hand; I told him about Find A Grave & gave him the web site address. I hope he looked us up! Thanks to all of you so much for all of your help as I am only human, am just striving to be better, One Day at a Time. When my computer was hacked July 2011, I missed Find A Grave the most! I miss my son who I haven't heard from since April; he has a good job that takes him out of the state alot and has moved up to Washington. I love talking with my dad, who is a World War II vet, & is now 89, every week. I am so grateful he is still around. I have also heard from relatives whose family came to Oregon about the same time mine did and they settled not too far from where my family did. Talk About A Small World! May God take care of everyone. You are some very special people, as if you didn't know! I also use familysearch.org site which can be very helpful..**Spend time with your loved ones while you have them. I spent time with my nephew and his bride, my niece and her beautiful daughter and my younger sister on Christmas Eve, 2013. It was wonderful. Thank You Father. My niece is married to a very wonderful gentle man she has known & cared about for many years; they welcomed a beautiful baby girl into their lives on Oct 30th, 2013, so my sister is now a grandmother! I am so happy for all of them! I have heard from my sponsor of almost 35 years who has been severely disabled with a broken tailbone. I got a lovely card from her the day after my birthday and I never would've thought my 62nd birthday would've been as great as it was, especially with the storms, but it was great hearing from my son & my dad and my sister made me dinner, so all was good. She also just sent me a Christmas card with an update on how she's doing and that she is, slowly, healing. I am so grateful to God. My knee, ankle, back & foot problems continue to plague me to the extent that I had a cortisone injection in each knee on Oct 1st, 2013 as I'd been bedridden, and it helped. I finally got a new computer back on Sept 1st. I am totally frustrated, not always following my doctor's orders, but trying to. My gmail.com address has worked out much better although I am checking yahoo about once a month to deal with causes I believe in. Please continue to use my gmail address from now on. Thank you so very much. Take care and stay safe, preferably with someone you care about. Summer is here with it's hot, going into the high 80's and 90's in Oregon during the day, although it is still somewhat cool at night. I feel badly for all of you back in the Mid West & East who have had such weird weather that just won't quit! Shadow comes and sits on my hair when I'm lying in bed, at night, watching TV, before going to sleep. She purrs and I reach back and pet her; she's so sweet, was 14 yrs. old in April. I've been abstaining so I can get my knees replaced and possibly my right ankle. One Day at A Time, by the grace of God, as I understand Him, I'm gonna do this. Can it really be 50 years since I sat in front of my folk's TV in our livingroom, watching Ed Sullivan and the Beatles came on & sang, "All My Lovin'"? I felt something stir inside me and knew I'd never be the same. I was 12 years old. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I suddenly feel so old. Even Shadow has white whiskers, now. She fell and hurt her back badly so is on pain meds while she heals. I don't know what I would've done if I'd lost her....
With All Sincerity,
Kathie L. Webb Blair (& my black cat, Shadow), in Portland, Oregon, USA. Aug 1st, 2014
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You're welcome, and thanks for the quick response! Now if I could just find out who HIS parents' parents are! Think I know, but can't find proof!
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William "Julius" Anderson
I've sent a message to the creator of this memorial to add Erick and Inga as his parents. Thanks for letting me know.
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Thanks for the info and I've made the correction.
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Info has been added :)
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Thank you for leaving the lovely tribute to my precious child.It is very much appreciated by me.I will go to my child someday he or she will not be coming to me.I do have hope to see my child in Heaven one day.Thank you and God bless you for your love.
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on Aug 17, 2014 9:42 PM
Williston Woodcock
he is buried at Baty/Beattie Cemetery in Oregon. I could not find a cemetery with either name... maybe you can.
Oregon, Early Oregonians Index, 1800-1860
about Williston D Woodcock
Williston D Woodcock
Birth Date:
24 Apr 1817
[24 Apr 1822]
Birth Place:
Knox, Ohio, USA
Death Date:
27 Mar 1869
Death Place:
Clackamas, Oregon, USA
Baty Cemetery
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Tom Decker
James Ford
Hi, Kathie!
I see the servant's name as "Indian George" but you probably knew that already.
I would suggest doing a photo request and see what you can learn from his marker, if there is one.
Good luck!
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on Aug 14, 2014 5:34 PM
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Lydia JOHNSON in 1870 census
Betsey Johnson 27 household no 160
Ezra Johnson 19
Sarah Johnson 13
Enulin Johnson 10
Mary Johnson 6
Lydia Johnson 4 *************
Chloe Pillsbury 16
Henry Pillsbury 23
in 1870 census both this woman's family and Dorastus Johnson are in Warren CO PA this one and Dorastus both in Pine Grove
SALINA is a Female
Salina Johnson
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abt 1828
New York
Home in 1870: household 121
Pine Grove, Warren, Pennsylvania
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Dorestus Johnson 70
Bathsheba Johnson 69
Salina Johnson 42
Bathsheba Johnson 19
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RE: James Davidson, #71356136
The James Davidson line was documented in 1966 and then updated in 1970 by a direct descendant. James Davidson was said to be an orphan from Wales so it appears that your Davidson line and his are most likely not related.
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The Greater Cleveland Athletic Association will apply for $134,000 in open space funds to be released by the County this year to address what it regards as major safety concerns it can't afford itself.
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JCC students can no longer borrow money from the federal government
Johnston Community College has opted out of federal student loans. Last year, about 20 percent of JCC's students borrowed $7.5 million to go to school, which all disappears starting this month.
New Tag & Tax program is helping Johnston County so far
So far, the state's new way of collecting vehicle property taxes is helping Johnston County, increasing the collection rate from 96.18 percent to almost 100 percent.
Man walks away from fiery Cleveland crash
A driver managed to walk away from a fiery single-car crash on Cornwallis Road in the Cleveland area of Johnston County early last Sunday morning.
State getting Geeks customers back their gear
As the North Carolina Department of Justice builds its civil case against Raleigh Geeks – a computer repair chain with a location in Cleveland – it has recovered 133 electronic items from stores in an effort to return them to customers.
DOT seeks comments on project
The state plans to make major changes to a sometimes congested interchange at N.C. 42 and Interstate 40 in the Cleveland community.
FSA election underway
June 15 through August 1 is the period for nominating farmers and ranchers as candidates for the local County Committee election.
More complaints emerge as Geeks slapped with injunction
A Wake County judge ordered Raleigh Geeks, a four-store Triangle chain with a location in Cleveland, to return customer property within five days or be held contempt of court as additional customer complaints flow into the state Department of Justice.
State shuts down Geeks with lawsuit
After hearing accusations of habitually late and incompetent repair work and lies to frustrated customers – and no rebuttal from the no-show defendants – a judge ruled that a local computer repair chain must cease operations for now.
Bankrupt developer, bad streets leave Cleveland neighborhood in limbo
The uneven streets completed in 2007 but deemed substandard by the state have frustrated residents at Tymber Creek subdivision off Cleveland Road. But with the developer bankrupt and the bank that bought its remaining land a mere property owner, the Department of Transportation says responsibility...
Jackson tepid on coal ash talk as issue erupts
At a town hall session in Cleveland, state Sen. Brent Jackson said changes clearly had to be made in the wake of the Duke Energy coal ash spill, but stopped well short of blasting the largest energy company in the U.S.


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You may be wondering what the cloud is. Most usually any reference to 'the cloud' is to cloud computing. Google has a range of explanations about what this is, but basically cloud computing is a style of computing where resources are provided as a service over the Internet. Users also do not need to maintain or indeed know anything about the technology in their 'cloud' - which is an attractive option if turning the server off by mistake is a favourite office pastime.
Does this affect you? You probably don't know and probably don't care. You may, however, already be an enthusiastic user of cloud computing without having realised that you are. Have you ever used a web-based email address such as Gmail or Hotmail? Or maybe you have signed up to a @cta.org.uk account? All cloud computing - software and servers you don't need to maintain, upgrade, store on your computer harddrive or even think much about.
Ever used online banking? I access my current account online from different computers; I don't know where this data lives and I don't really want to know. I just want to be able to access my bank account details easily when I need.
Cloud technology is developing fast and becoming increasingly popular. According to the results of an October 2010 US study by KPMG LLP 90 percent of executives and 68 percent of middle managers surveyed said they are using or plan to use cloud-based services within two years.
Most companies fulfil their computing needs by buying the necessary hardware and software packages. They buy multiple software licenses for multiple employees - broadly speaking, if you have eighty staff all using Adobe PDF then you would buy eighty licenses. Cloud-based technology allows businesses to buy per user based on use which may work out significantly more cost-effective. If your eighty employees used Adobe PDF for three hours a week then you would only pay for the actual resources used. The software is accessed solely through the internet so the most current version is always available and you don't need to worry about installing or upgrading anything, which also frees up your time for doing actual tax work (should you be so inclined!)
Of course not everything about cloud computing is problem-free, and there are risks involved of which responsible users should be aware. I will look at these in part two, as well a more in-depth view of how the cloud can be used for financial matters (cloud accounting).
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Parallel distributed entities have relations to entities that cross proessor boundaries. Such a cross-processor relation can be viewed as follows.
( domain_entity , domain_proc ) -> ( range_entity , range_proc )
Mesh-specific parallel communication operations use a collection of cross-processor relations to determine what information is sent or received among processors. These operations send data from the domain_entity on the domain_processor to the range_entity on the range_processor. These communication operations are most efficient when all message data between a given pair of processors is packaged into a single message.
Efficient packing and unpacking of mesh-specific parallel communication messages is supported by structuring the cross-processor relations as follows.
Given a collection of cross-processor relations:
{ ( ( domain_entity , domain_proc ) -> ( range_entity , range_proc ) )[k] }
Form the following two correlated vectors on the domain and range processors.
Members of the domain processor's vector are ordered by the domain entity key and then by range processor. Members of the range processor's vector are ordered conformally with the domain processor's ordering. Thus message packing and unpacking can be performed by iterating the cross-processor relation vectors.
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In the spring time, a lot of people think about home repair. Makers of Grout Bully say the product promises to clean, renew and redesign grout on contact, but does it work?
The box comes with one container of Bully solution and two sponges.
The premise is to apply the solution over your old, dirty grout lines and let it dry for two minutes, then wipe away the excess.
Right away, it's clear gravity isn't your friend, especially along horizontal grout lines. Both sponges will have to be put to use.
Pressure is paramount and practice makes perfect to separate a clean line from a milky white mess, including a few unwanted bubbles at times. Once you get the hang of it, there's definitely a noticeable difference in the look of the grout.
If most people who purchase the Grout Bully are not professionals, the product certainly does the job, although it may not be up to professional standards. The fact of the matter is the Grout Bully does what it says it is going to do: It improves the look of the grout that's already there. It also does it for less than $10, which is why we have to give the Grout Bully a "yes" on this Does It Work test.
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What is the fine looking rock pyramid to the left of the climber? Thanks!
American Border Peak, I think. The volcano behind to the left must be Mt. Baker. [Strike two! See below.]
It's Mount Blum, with Glacier Pk (or possible Rainier) behind.
I now agree with Dru, it is Mt. Blum and Glacier Peak. American Border Pk. is off to the right. Cool to fly around this area in Google Earth!


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The pitcher formerly known as Fausto Carmona, now known as Roberto Hernandez Heredia, had been charged with false identity in his home country, the Dominican Republic.
Earlier this week, he got some good news:
Prosecutors in the Dominican Republic agreed to a deal with Hernandez on Monday to have the false identity charges against him dropped in exchange for the completion of a work program in his home country, according to The Associated Press. Hernandez remains on Major League Baseball's restricted list.
Not only does he remain on the restricted list, there's no guarantee he can get the work visa that all foreign players need to work in Major League Baseball. And then there's this:
Sources: fausto carmona (heredia) contract has been restrcutured/reduced. 2012 salary was lowered and 1 option eliminated
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) March 14, 2012
Carmona/Hernandez's contract called for him to get $7 million this year and had team option years of $9 million for 2013 and $12 million for 2014. It's not clear what the current reduction is nor which of the options was eliminated, but it's certain that he will make less money than he had planned — if he ever gets back to Cleveland to pitch at all.


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Aerial 360° panorama of the Turaida estate, Latvia
The origin of estates in Latvia dates back to the time when the first stone castles were built in Livonia and the first cloisters were established, and they needed revenues. So-called castle districts were established around the castle of the archbishop in Turaida and around all ofLivonia's important castles. The point to these was to collect fees.
The Turaida Castle was a fortress, but also an economic centre at which the fees were collected and stored. The Turaida Estate gradually developed from the castle's operations.
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Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.
The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.
Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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With comparably good sound for its size and the addition of speakerphone features, the Sony SRS-X3 mini Bluetooth speaker measures up well against the pricier Bose SoundLink Mini.
Connected Data announces the Drobo Gen 3 storage solution that promises to offers three times the speed of previous model. The device supports USB 3.0 and comes with a friendlier price tag compared with previous generations.
The TG-3 is just as tough as its predecessor, but gets a cool new macro trick and accessory, while the 24x compact zoom SH-1 gets styling and image stabilization to match the company's interchangeable lens cameras.
Don't call this a phone -- despite its phone-like shape and voice-calling capabilities, the Panasonic insists that it's a slate.
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While in screen quality and storage capacity it lags behind rival superphones, the Moto X's superbly compact and comfortable design, whiz-bang voice controls, and long battery life make it a worthy Android contender.
The 2013 BMW X3 prints smaller than it is, making it a great choice for drivers uncomfortable with large vehicles but who need a bit more in the way of people room and cargo space.
Going further up the pricing scale, MakerBot's new two-color 3D printer is one of the most exciting products in its category.
The Honor 3X offers great performance and specs for its low price. However, unless you're getting a local version with Google Mobile Services pre-installed, you will not be getting the full flavor of Android without some effort.
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With a new name and features, this standalone app is a must for Mac-owning Google Music users.
There's $30 million available to 18 teams vying to be the first nongovernment entity to land a rover on the moon. Five of those teams are eligible for a $6 million boost this summer.


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I know you are dying to know about men's basketball. There was only 1 reported secondary issue for the men's team, a Level II by Rod Strickland. Read about it here. Also, Joker Phillips reported a Level I on himself.
Kentucky reported some secondary violations last year, as all programs have to from time to time. No big deal, except that some of these show the unending absurdity of NCAA rules. OC Randy Sanders got dinged because he texted a recruit's father to let him know he'd miss a visit because Sanders' father had passed away. Joker Phillips also had to report a violation when he replied "who is this sorry" to a text from an unknown number that turned out to be a recruit. Click the link to see some more NCAA insanity.
"For us to have success, we have to throw the football. We want to throw the football. I'm pleased with the way Morgan (Newton) has progressed. He now understands the offense and changes...
A look at four issues regarding the University of Kentucky Wildcats football and basketall teams.
The 2008 retrospective series will still be published, but it will go straight to the archives for those fans not interested in group therapy.
RTT's series reviewing the 2008 Tennessee Volunteers football season begins with a discussion of what changed in the preseason, namely that offensive coordinator David Cutcliffe went to Duke, and...
Tennessee was one of the strangest teams of the past six years. Could new coach Lane Kiffin and his staff get things straightened out again?
Offensive coordinator Joker Phillips has been named head coach of the offense while quarterbacks coach Randy Sanders will now have the title of offensive coordinator. Phillips will take over the head coaching duties from Brooks when he retires.Sanders promoted at Kentucky : SEC News : GoVolsXtra.com
I hate to take pleasure in what must be disappointing for Sanders, but we need him here. Sorry, Randy, but we do want you here.
Nice article by Larry Vaught that does make me feel a little better about Randy Sanders looking around. Via Tom Leach
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