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Intel's new Xeon: Easy to switch between dual memory modes? Uh, no
Intel's new Xeon E7 v2 server chips are capable of two different memory modes, but don't expect to switch between them willy-nilly or to have two VMs running on the same box using different modes. As we noted in our deep dive into the innards of Chipzilla's new top-of-the-line x86 server processors, the Xeon E7 v2 series …
So performance mode is unreliable somehow...
So what happens? Random bit errors (hopefully caught by ECC memory, though the designer may have thrown it out for performance in the first place)? Random bus initializations? Random threads dying because of "bus errors"?
And where are the reliability numbers?
Re: So performance mode is unreliable somehow...
Bit errors are presumably seen as not allowed, otherwise it's a pointless technology. What's more likely is that RAM transactions have unreliable timings; i.e. it might take longer one time than another which would be the bane of anything latency critical (high frequency trading was mentioned, anything realtime would likewise be affected).
Re: So performance mode is unreliable somehow...
"And where are the reliability numbers?"
How dare you.
Intel says it's better. That should be more than enough for you and indeed the whole wide world to go out and buy lots.
I have to admit that I am a little confused. Are you saying that in 1:1 mode (as opposed to 2:1) mode memory fetches might return data from the wrong place ?
As for in-site re-config. Assuming you didn't have to exchange actually memory dims I would think the process is a re-boot, loading config code which touches control registers in either the processor or memory and controllers, maybe memory test and your back up. Let's say 2 hours max in the worst case.
Of course, that's just a guess
what is new, exactly?
The article left me confused. Memory mirroring with lockstep is not a new technology.
It would seem that actual news here is double the bandwidth, which can be utilised in one of two ways (none of which is new). Either you take the lockstep, meaning pair of DIMMs handling shared duties (mirror each other) and only half of the installed memory size is available to OS, or you take those as independent modules, exposing full size of your DIMMs to the OS.
Either way you will use ECC memory, so the only "unreliability" implied here would be when you actually have unrecoverable memory errors, i.e. more than 1 bit flipped. In which case lockstep would presumably allow you to continue work, hopefully with your data intact (thanks to mirroring performed by CPU) while performance mode will force you to replace memory modules (taking the machine down, first). Either way, you would see it coming since failing ECC memory modules would first flip single bits (recoverable and logged if you have decent OS), so you should be able to replace the memory during e.g. weekly machine bounce, before unrecoverable errors happen. There is nothing new here. Except for the bandwidth, it would seem to me.
Re: what is new, exactly?
The obvious next step is hotswap: If a module fails the server can illuminate a light on the mainboard to indicate it. Press a button, channel is taken out of service. Swap memory, press the button again, channel comes back up. Zero downtime, if your server case allows you to access the RAM without having to get the whole thing disconnected and out of the rack.
Re: what is new, exactly?
Hotswappable memory is well into mainframe territory (some of them have hotswappable CPUs as well).
Re: what is new, exactly?
Quite common in 4-socket servers, actually.
I expect Lockstep Mode will mostly be used by NonStop servers.
So Intel have (re)invented memory dividers then? Overclockers have been using similar features for years (mainly to slow the RAM down to a speed it can handle when the CPU is clocked up).
The worrying part is that they seem to be sowing some doubts as to the reliability of the "Performance" mode. Why would you use a server that had a BIOS/EFI setting that made the memory not reliable? And if it is reliable for production use, why would you ever use it on the non-Performance setting?
I suspect this is misunderstanding. With mirroring (in lockstep or not) the CPU can recover from otherwise unrecoverable memory error, and without it "only" correction of single bit errors in an octet is possible, with help of ECC.
Where's the news in this news?
"I expect Lockstep Mode will mostly be used by NonStop servers."
Maybe, but NonStop hasn't needed instruction-level or memory-access-level lockstep for years. Comparisons for correctness were done at the level of logical IO operations (disk, network, etc), which are rather slower than main memory (never mind cache), and therefore rather simpler in terms of designing a comparator that doesn't slow things down too much. They may have moved on again since the days of the Logical Synchronisation Unit.
More generally, I'd welcome a concrete documented example of where in a real x86 box "lock step memory" actually means "mirrored memory". I know it can be done, but who bothers?
[1] is a link to a 2009 HP document which attempts to explain what HP think "lockstep memory" means in the context of their Xeon-based Bladesystems, and it doesn't sound like mirrored memory. Note that this lockstep memory is documented as slowing things down.
So given that HP Bladesystem seems to have been around a few years, what, exactly, is new in this Intel announcement? Where are the slides so we can make our own minds up? [2]
[1] http://h30507.www3.hp.com/t5/Eye-on-Blades-Blog-Trends-in/Information-on-DDR3-memory-lock-step-technology/ba-p/47527#.UwTwsPuEVXs
Correction welcome (in every sense).
[1] http://h30507.www3.hp.com/t5/Eye-on-Blades-Blog-Trends-in/Information-on-DDR3-memory-lock-step-technology/ba-p/47527#.UwTwsPuEVXs
[2] http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/intel-xeon-processor-e7-v2-family-technical-overview
"Lockstep Memory mode uses two memory channels at a time, stores half the cacheline in one DIMM on one channel and the other half on the next, and offers an even higher level of protection. In lockstep mode, two channels operate as a single channel—each write and read operation moves a data word two channels wide. In three-channel memory systems, the third channel is unused and left unpopulated. The Lockstep Memory mode is the most reliable, but it reduces the total system memory bandwidth by one-third in most systems."
Quite similar, on the surface, to the HP 2009 info, but what do I know.
The 5500 series Xeons had mirroring
The 5500 series Xeons could do memory mirroring, (think memory raid1) if a DIMM failed you could schedule downtime to swap rather than the server crashed.
I doubt that the performance mode is unsecure, more that mirrored mode is more secure. If you've got 96DIMMs in a server the chances of one failing is far higher than a 4 DIMM server??
As for the switching modes, boot into the bios change setting reboot. Even on the very slowly booting HP DL360 G6s you should only be 5-10 minutes
Re: The 5500 series Xeons had mirroring
My motherboard, SuperMicro X9DA7 (two sockets LGA2011 for E5-26xx) can do mirroring too. It's not new feature.
Extra bandwidth in connection to mirroring (so apparently there is no performance penalty compared to current generation) seems to be new, to me.
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Because they will always choose the cheapest option, while ignoring the experts telling them it will be more expensive in the long run.
Weren't they Andersens?
I doubt that he even knows what a bean is, let alone count them!
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Well he couldn't write a bean that could count could he?
Mines the one with the crap joke book in the pocket ;)
He claimed these suppliers which included HP and IBM were tabling further ideas on ways to cut costs
While keeping their bonuses.
Most attendees favoured the Capita / CSC approach to reduce staff training and sack anyone who has a clue,
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Silver: 'Settlement Remains the Most Prudent Option'
Michael Silver of Yahoo! Sports writes an article published Wednesday that assesses the legal impact of Monday's court decision.
Silver raises several strong points in his article. Below are some snippets:
Silver writes, "The players are still standing firm in their quest for a better deal than the ones which have been offered by the owners on March 11."
He goes on to add, "All of this, from my vantage point, suggests that neither side is going to be beaten into submission by a single legal opinion or another seemingly pivotal development – and it reminds me that, without a doubt, settlement remains the most prudent option for both sides."
Silver points out that DeMaurice Smith would like to see a mutually satisfying accord: "Do people actually think that I really don't want to make a deal?" Smith asked. "We chose litigation because we knew they were going to lock us out, and I can only counterpunch. But here's the fundamental disproof to the charge that we wanted to litigate: We offered to keep playing under the old deal. What more do you want the players to do to demonstrate their commitment to playing football?"
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Why would we assume the litigation attorney would want litigation, that's just silly. Right?
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Wynnfurst Racing is owned and operated by Jeff Miller, a 6 time National Champion, and
is located in a full service shop in Plymouth, Wisconsin. Wynnfurst currently prepares
and fields four cars in SCCA Club events and Vintage Car events across the Midwest. We
also develop and maintain car parts for other teams and are equiped to build, restore and
maintain race cars for just about any type of automobile racing. Welcome to our site.
Vintage Car: VSCDA Elkhart Lake Vintage Festival - Elkhart Lake's Road America - September 12 -14
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07.28.14 Wynnfurst Racing's successful season continued this weekend. Coming off a great race at Road America in Vintage Cars, July 18 - 20, which saw Wynnfurst's Jeff Miller bring home a win and Ron Pace turn his personal fastest lap on course in his #6 Lola, Wynnfurst was back in action this weekend in the Sports Car Club of America event again at Road America. Jason Miller qualified first in class for Saturday's Prototype 1 Class Race in which he finished the race first overall. This was Jason's fourth victory of the season! Jason was set to start Sunday's Prototype 1 Class Race first in class again but heavy rains and storms caused the team to elect not to run the race. To learn more about Wynnfurst Racing please visit www.wynnfurstracing.com or follow the team on Facebook.
07.06.14 Jeff and Ron will be competing in The Hawk with Brian Redman at Road America coming up July 16 - 20. The guys will be running in Group 5. Here is our schedule for the weekend:
Friday, July 18:
9:15 am Practice Session 1
2:30 pm Qualifying Session 1
6:00 pm Race Car Parade to Elkhart Lake
6:00 - 8:00 pm Concours d'Elegance downtown Elkhart Lake
Saturday, July 19:
11:45 am Qualifying Session 2
5:00 pm Qualifying Race
Sunday, July 20:
7:45 am Warm Up Session
11:00 am Feature Race
07.05.14 Be sure to visit our results page for finishing results from the 2014 June Sprints. And check out our You Tube page for videos from the first few races of the 2014 season.
06.07.14 Next up for Wynnfurst Racing is the 2014 WeatherTech SCCA June Sprints. Held at Elkhart Lake's Road America June 12 - 15. Jason will be competing in the P1 class and his schedule is as follows:
Friday, June 13:
11:10 - 11:35 am P1 Practice
4:55 - 5:20 pm P1 Qualifying
Saturday, June 14:
2:20 pm Sprint Race 10 Laps
Sunday, June 15:
1:25 pm Feature Race 13 Laps
06.07.14 Be sure to like our facebook page for more current updates, pictures and information about the team! Click the link to the left to find us on facebook.
06.06.14 Our first Vintage Car event of the year is in the books as well. Was another good weekend for Wynnfurst. Be sure to check out our facebook page for pictures from the event.
05.05.14 The first race of the 2014 season is in the books for Wynnfurst and it was a successful one! Jason ran in the new SCCA Prototype 1 class. He started on the pole for both the Saturday and Sunday races and won both races. In the process he set a new track record in qualifying and during the race. Looking forward to a great season in P1.
Jeff competed in the Prototype 2 class and encountered a mechanical problem in the first race on Saturday and finished second in class during Sunday's race.
A great start to the season! Thanks to all the crew for their hard work this off season.
03.13.14 It has been a long off season! However, the Wynnfurst crew is hard at work getting the Vintage Cars and our SCCA Cars ready for the upcoming season. I stopped by the shop today and the guys are hard at work updating the engines and testing on the dyno. We will be on track in just two short months.
12.01.13 Check out www.vintagemotorsport.com. They have an interview with Ron Pace and Jeff Miller under the featured video section.
11.24.13 A partial 2014 schedule has been posted on our schedule page. We hope to release more SCCA dates soon.
11.01.13 Be sure to visit our Facebook page for pictures from the 2013 season and our YouTube channel for video from this season.
11.01.13 Congratulations to Jason Miller on his 2nd place finish at the 2013 SCCA National Championship Runoffs in the C Sports Racer class. It was a strong finish to another great season.
10.30.13 The 2013 season was a great one for Wynnfurst Racing. Sorry for the lack of post season updates here on the website. Please do follow us on Facebook for more timely updates!
09.16.13 The end of the 2013 season is here. The SCCA Runoffs start today. This season has gone by fast!
Here is our schedule:
Monday 9/16 - 8:00 am Practice
Tuesday 9/17 - 8:00 am Qualifying
Wednesday 9/18 - 10:40 am Qualifying
Thursday 9/19 - 12:30 pm Qualifying
Sunday 9/22 - 9:45 am Race
09.06.13 Wynnfurst is back on track this weekend with the final vintage car event of the season for our team. Where has the summer gone? We will be running at Elkhart Lake's Road America for the Fall Vintage Festival. Stop by and check out the cars and catch some great racing if you are in the area. Here is our schedule:
Friday, September 6:
11:30 am Practice
5:30 pm Practice
Saturday, September 7:
10:00 am Qualifying
3:30 pm Sprint Race
Sunday, September 8:
1:30 pm Race
Enjoy the weekend!
07.28.13 Wynnfurst is excited to welcome Bosch back as a partner for the remainder of the 2013 season. Visit our parnter page to learn more about Bosch.
07.28.13 Be sure to visit our Facebook page for pictures from the 2013 events and our You Tube channel for videos from this seasons races.
07.28.13 Jason started todays SCCA CAT National event from the second position. He took the lead on the first lap and had a hard fought race. Jason brought home a 2nd place finish.
07.09.13 The Hawk at Road America with Brian Redman is next on the schedule for Wynnfurst Racing. Our #0 driven by Jeff Miller and #6 driven by Ron Pace will compete in Group 5 during this historic weekend. Here is our schedule.
07.01.13 Congratulations Jason on the C Sports Racer class victory at Blackhawk Farms Raceway this past weekend. Jason is now qualified for the SCCA National Championship Runoffs.
06.24.13 The 2013 SCCA June Sprints were a success for Wynnfurst Racing. Jason Miller won the C Sports Racer class in Saturday's Sprints Championship Race. This is Jason's third June Sprints Victory.
06.12.13 The SCCA June Sprints at Elkhart Lake's Road America take place this Father's Day weekend. Jason Miller will pilot his Kohler Powered C Sports Racer in this annual event as he tries to bring home another June Sprints Victory. Jason and the Wynnfurst team will have a busy weekend, here is their schedule:
Thursday, June 13:
9:15 am - 9:45 am Testing
2:25 pm - 2:55 pm Testing
Friday, June 14:
8:45 am - 9:10 am Practice
1:45 pm - 2:15 pm Qualifying 1
Saturday, June 15:
8:35 am - 9:00 am Qualifying 2
Race 1 is an approximate start time of 1:45 pm
Sunday, June 16:
Race 2 is an approximate start time of 1:15 pm
We hope to see you at the track this weekend!
05.20.13 The first vintage car event of the season is under our belts for the guys at Wynnfurst Racing. This weekends Spring Vintage Car Event at Road America was a two race weekend for us. In Saturday's race, Jeff finished 1st in class and Ron 3rd in class. During Sunday's race, some mechanical issues with both cars crept up but despite the issues, Ron finished 3rd and Jeff 4th. Overall, a good weekend at the track. Please visit our facebook page for pictures from the event weekend.
05.17.13 Updated schedule for Saturday and Sunday for the SVRA Spring Vintage event for Wynnfurst this weekend.
Qualifying at 9:40 am followed by Race 1 at 12:40 pm.
Race 2 at 8:15 am.
05.17.13 It was a long day at the track today. Steady rain fell at Road America all day. As a result, the #0 of Jeff Miller and #6 of Ron Pace did not take to the track. Forecast calls for warmer weather tomorrow but still a chance of rain / thunder storms. Hopefully, we are able to get out and qualify and race.
05.15.13 The first Vintage Car Race of the 2013 season for Wynnfurst Racing is this weekend at Elkhart Lake's Road America. Jeff and Ron will take to the track in their Kohler Powered Lolas. We will be running in group 7 this weekend and here is our schedule:
9:15 am Practice
2:15 pm Qualifying
8:25 am Qualifying 2
1:45 pm Race 1
3:15 pm Race 2
05.06.13 What a great start to the 2013 Season for Wynnfurst Racing. Jeff and Jason participated in the SCCA double race weekend at Blackhawk Farms Raceway this past weekend and the hard work of the long off season paid off! On Saturday, Jason qualified for the race 5th overall and 2nd in class and was able to bring home a victory in the race. Jeff echoed Jason's strong run with a 2nd place finish in Saturday's Race.
On Sunday, Jason improved his overall qualifying position, 3rd which was 2nd in class and was able to again bring home a victory. Jeff finished 2nd on Sunday as well. Two win's and two second place finishes, not a bad way to start the year. Huge thanks to the crew and all the guys that worked so hard during the off season to make this possible.
03.29.13 Excited to announce that the Wynnfurst Racing C Sports Racer driven by Jason Miller will run on Hoosier Racing Tires during the 2013. We are looking forward to getting the Hoosier shod C Sports Racer out on track.
03.29.13 We are working on a new wrap for our team trailer. Gone will be the red and we are incorporating some of the new blue that's on our cars. Should be wrapped and ready to go for the season opener. Great to have a fresh look for the start of the new season. Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for pictures of the new trailer once it's complete.
03.29.13 Jeff, Jason and Ron are getting new OMP Racing suits embroidered for the start of the 2013 season. We are just about a month away from our first event. It's been a LONG off season.
02.24.13 The 2013 Wynnfurst Schedule has been posted. Click the Schedule tab above to see when and where we will be racing in 2013. We hope to see you at an event this season.
02.23.13 Very excited to announce that Wynnfurst Racing and primary sponsor, Kohler Company, will again be partnering for the 2013 season!
01.13.13 The guys are busy planning the 2013 Season for Wynnfurst. We hope to post our 2013 Vintage Car and SCCA Event Schedule's soon. Check back often.
01.13.13 Check out our You Tube channel today! I have added some new video's from Ron Pace's In Car Camera during the 2012 Hawk Vintage Car Event. We plan to buy a Go Pro for Jeff this season to add some additional video throughout 2013.
01.01.13 Click the links above and follow us on Facebook, You Tube and Twitter for timely updates, pictures and video from the coming season. We have 157 like's on Facebook right now. Help push us over 200 before the start of the 2013 season!
01.01.13 Happy New Year!


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Tracy McGrady has decided to call it quits after 16 seasons in the NBA. McGrady joins a short list of players who have become superstars after taking the leap straight out of high school into the NBA. While most people would assume this is the end of McGrady's career, it is my belief he is far from calling it quits in the realm of playing professional basketball.
True, McGrady is closing the door on his NBA career, however the door is always open for professional basketball opportunities abroad. I think his departure from the league is a great decision. Contrary to popular belief, many ex-NBA stars have found tremendous success and popularity in other countries.
Thank all of you who have supported me over 16 NBA seasons, 7 All-Stars, and countless exciting moments. Retiring from NBA. Stay tuned. #mac
— Tracy McGrady (@Real_T_Mac) August 26, 2013
After permanently departing from the NBA in 2009, Stephon Marbury experienced massive popularity in the CBA as a member of both the Shanxi Zhongyu Brave Dragons and the Beijing Ducks. He lead the Ducks to the 2011-2012 season CBA championship.
McGrady should definitely follow suit, as he will certainly be embraced as a superstar in the CBA in contrast to NBA teams looking to utilize him as nothing more than an aging veteran backup. From an NBA perspective, in his prime McGrady was certainly one of deadliest and most efficient shooters to ever play the game. The question as to whether or not he is a first ballot hall of famer is open to debate. I'm sure most will agree, Tracy McGrady was Carmelo Anthony before there was a Carmelo Anthony. How many 6′ 8″ guard-forwards could display similar if not better shooting range and athleticism as McGrady?
At the end of the day, McGrady has something to prove. I'm sure we will see him on the hardwood again.
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WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 12: Flanked by U.S. Vice President Joe Biden (L) and Speaker of the House John Boehner (R), U.S. President Barack Obama (C) delivers his State of the Union speech. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
WASHINGTON, DC - FEBRUARY 12: U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry applauds as U.S. President Barack Obama gives his State of the Union address during a joint session of Congress at the U.S. Capitol.(Photo by Charles Dharapak-Pool/Getty Images)


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The CW's premieres mixed; 'MasterChef' rises
UPDATED: The first premiere ratings of the fall broadcast season are in: The CW's new cheerleading drama "Hellcats" and the 15th cycle of "America's Next Top Model" kicked off an evening of mixed returns for the network.
"Hellcats" drew 3 million viewers and a 1.2 rating among adults 18-49. In The CW's key demo, 18-34, the series pulled a 1.4.
These are far from "Vampire Diaries" numbers, but double last year's short-lived "The Beautiful Life" in the time period. Compared to the more heavily hyped "Melrose Place" premiere last fall, the show is down 8% in the demo, though improved among viewers.
"Hellcats" was preceded by debut of "America's Next Top Model" (2.8 million, 1.3), which had its usual drop, down 13%.
With The CW only rolling out two new dramas this fall, one hoped for bigger pop. Still, "Hellcats" is the first premiere ever to follow "Top Model" and improve compared to the reality show among adults 18-34. The numbers also built across the hour, which generally means viewers were enjoying it. And it represents the biggest number in this slot from a show aside from "Top Model" in three years. You also have to factor in some leeway since this is the first debut of the season, and on a network that's been almost entirely in repeats all summer. Once audience levels rise on the network, we could see the show gather some added momentum.
Put simply: "Hellcats" did not pull good numbers for a new fall series premiere, but there's plenty of mitigating factors why these are not bad numbers for The CW. Preview clip for "Hellcats" second episode below.
"Hellcats" reviews were mixed. THR and LA Times liked it. WashPost and USA Today didn't.
Meanwhile, Fox won the night with "MasterChef" (5.8 million, 2.5) and there's no regrets at Fox about renewing the reality show for another season -- ratings shot up a whopping 25% last night, increasing even from its early morning preliminary rating.
NBC's "Minute to Win It" (6.5 million, 1.8) was flat, "America's Got Talent" (12.1 million, 2.8) was up 12%.
CBS' "Big Brother" (7.8 million, 2.7) dipped 7%.


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Dog Problems Lyrics - The Format
Review The Song (16)
Don't you dare speak for someone you don't know.
They'll feel it in the back of their throat.
We know I can't construct a poem
Cause words like girls get bored and run
C'est la vie, I say "I've got so many better things"
I've got nothing, you should see me,
I smoke myself to sleep.
And blame postmodern things I can't relate,
Like summer camp and coastal states.
Like alcohol and coffee beans.
Dance floors and magazines.
I think its safe to say I've only got myself to blame
But boys in swooping haircuts are bringing me down,
Taking pictures of themselves.
And so I walk the web in search of love,
But always seem to end up stuck.
I'm finding flaws in everyone.
I've reached the point where all I want,
Is to sleep around in hopes that I will catch back up.
We are parallel lines we're running in circles,
We're never meant to cross.
I'm at a loss, you were my tangerine,
My pussycat, my trampoline.
Now alls I get are wincing cheeks,
And dog problems, I signed a lease.
Thinking my heart belonged at 93rd and park.
Instead I broke a girl's heart,
And flew back to Phoenix to finish the year as it started.
Can you hear me?
Are you listening?
This is the sound of my heart breaking.
And I hope it's entertaining,
Cause for me it's a bitch.
Was it worth it?
When you slept with him?
Did you get it all out of your system?
I am a man
Holding it all
I couldn't breath
Coming across
I didn't know
I couldn't give up
B is for believing you'd always be here for me.
E is for everything, even when we see it through.
C, c is for seeing through you, you are a fake, which brings me to
A because, because, you always run away.
I never finish phrases, I misspell.
Open arms are prison cells.
When I said, "I hate what I've become"
I lied, I hated who I was.
So when you start to wonder 'bout the pain in my throat,
Then don't you ever, no never, ever, speak for someone you don't know.
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Just Saying | Reviewer: NateRuessFan | 12/8/10
I found this in a review of the album:
"At one point, Ruess begins to spell, cheerleader style, and gets as far as B-E-C-C-A before he realises that he's spelling 'because' wrong and his thoughts have slipped back onto his presumed ex-girlfriend."
This combines BECCA, Because, and the lyric "I never finish phrases I mispell"
Also, in the Dear Nate section he denied the reference to Becca but in an earlier post where he was asked who Becca was he replied it was someone who he loved.
whoa! | Reviewer: Skye | 11/6/08
zomg! i love the format more than the world :] my sister saw them, and got BACKSTAGE PASSES! and she like met them. and like HUNG OUT WITH THEM! she has a billion pictures, she got home and i was SOOO JEALOUS!
love! | Reviewer: julia | 11/6/08
im pretty sure that it doesnt have to do with becca. he prob put that extra c in because it sounds good, and it goes with the lyrics. and all of you that just like dog problems, check out the rest of the album, and the others too. im bummed they're done making music =/
sweet jesus. | Reviewer: erica :DD | 8/18/08
these are the best song lyrics i've heard in a very long time. incredibly captivating. i think it is becca also, thought he might deny it. as a songwriter, i deny when things are about certainly people as well. but i'm completely in love with nate ruess. he's fanatsical. <3
the format | Reviewer: Vicky | 3/10/08
the double "c" is a good point. that started to make me think it really is "becca" he's trying to say... and the way the songs sounds, it sounds like it should be a musical song! lol it's all jazzy sounding... i love ittt!!!
Uhhh, nope. | Reviewer: Kendra | 12/4/07
So, the first and last lines are right. It's "don't speak for someone you don't know". He is saying he thought he knew her, but he didn't really. And once he stopped trying to convince himself that she didn't really did sleep with him, and like the other guy, he saw what a fake and waste of time she was. He was speaking for her because he thought he knew her really well, he thought he knew what she stood for, ect. , but then he relized he didn't know her at all. So he is warning people to accept things, and that sometimes you don't know someone no matter how much you think you do.
Nope | Reviewer: Jackie Freeman | 9/25/07
I really think that he's just beginning to spell 'because', seeing as the next line in the song is "I never finish phrases I misspell"
Becca | Reviewer: Page | 9/20/07
I think it is Becca, also ... he even says the letter C twice! ofcourse he would deny it in an interview :P
I think this song is about becca? | Reviewer: Wes Who? | 9/17/07
One time I saw a friend of mine and he was telling me about how one time he sat THE FORMAT(!!!) in concert and he said it was the best show in the world he's ever seen and it was better then u2!
The First and Last lines are wrong! | Reviewer: Katrina | 8/14/07
"Don't you dare speak for someone you don't know."
Its not that it is dont you dare sleep with someone you don't know! It makes more sense in the song then speak! Thats just a thought I had...
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Joe Woo is Co-Founder & CPO at LearnSprout.
Joe is a software engineer and program manager from Microsoft where he worked as a PM on Office Word academic features and the recently announced JavaScript API for Office.
Prior to Microsoft, Joe was with Expedia, Nokia, and several startups. Joe is our resident chef, cooking up fabulous meals for the team with a style we like to call "Startup-Fusion". When not slicing and sauteing, Joe loves to block shots on goal or set out on mysterious midnight urban adventures.
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|Andinoacara rivulatus
|Scientific classification
|A. rivulatus
|Binomial name
|Andinoacara rivulatus
(Günther, 1860)
The green terror or gold saum (Andinoacara rivulatus, syn. Aequidens rivulatus) is a colorful freshwater fish in the cichlid family.[1] The fish originates from the Pacific side of South America in the coastal waters from the Tumbes River in Peru to the Esmeraldas River in Ecuador. Males and females may reach lengths of 30 centimetres (12 in). Females are sexually mature at around 12 centimetres (4.7 in).
As the name implies, late-juvenile-phase and adult-phase specimens can be very aggressive. This is not guaranteed, however, and peaceful individuals can be observed. Juvenile A. rivulatus are often sold in aquarium stores. This species is not to be confused with the blue acara, Andinoacara pulcher), which is similar in appearance; the blue acara is not as aggressive and does not grow as large as the gold saum.[citation needed]
The fish is somewhat deep-bodied, possessing a prominent forehead. Adult males develop a pronounced forehead hump, composed of fatty tissue. Juveniles are tan colored with silver-blue flecks and lack the bright iridescent blue, green, and orange coloration and long, flowing fins of adult specimens.
In nature, A. rivulatus live in a tropical climate and prefer water with a 6.5–8.0 pH, a water hardness of 25.0 dGH, and a temperature range of 20–24 °C (68–75 °F).
In the aquarium hobby[edit]
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A. rivulatus is a popular fish in the aquarium trade and is noted for its hardiness as well as its aesthetic appeal. These characteristics make it ideal for beginning aquarists or for enthusiasts who prefer to avoid managing the strict water parameters required for other fish species. They are ambitious eaters, and do well on a variety of foods including cichlid pellets, flakes, bloodworms, and shrimp. Some owners report that a varied diet improves the coloration of the fish. There are also reports of fish with mild temperament getting along well with other cichlid species. Others find the fish to fully live up to its name, "terror". Generally, aggressiveness increases with size/maturity. Aggressive, territorial behavior increases markedly during breeding time, especially during brooding. If the aggressiveness of the breeding pair threatens tankmates, aquarists usually move them to a separate "breeding tank" during the spawning and brooding phases.[2]
Size potential and factors influencing growth[edit]
A. rivulatus may grow up to 30 centimeters (12 inches) in length; however, 6–8 inches is more typical. Factors influencing maximum size attainment can be size of the aqaurium relative to population density or the size of the tank relative to the maximum size potential of the fish, water condition and availability of food.
Generally, if kept alone or with few other fish, a 75- to 90-gallon aquarium is adequate to realize the full size potential of most cichlids with an upper size limit of 10–12 inches. Despite the ethic relating "inches of fish" to "gallons of water," many cichlid keepers subscribe to a more cichlid-specific ethic in which the maximum size potential of a fish is considered relative to the aquarium dimensions. Cichlid enthusiasts have long realized that a 15-gallon aquarium is not adequate for a 15-inch fish, as the base dimensions of a typical 15-gallon aquarium are usually around 12 inches by 18 inches. This would render a 15 inch fish practically immobile, preventing the fish from being able circulate water over its gills.
The "inches to gallons" ethic may still be applicable for, say, ten 1-inch fishes in a ten-gallon aquarium, as their total biomass would occupy very little of the available square inches of space.
Similarly, if the number of fish an aquarium impedes free movement, or if territorial disputes frequently occur, growth will retard in response to the restrictive environment. In addition, increased susceptibility to disease or a disease-like state will be conferred upon cohabitants. In overpopulated tanks, it becomes difficult to maintain healthful water parameters; metabolic waste (excrement) accumulates rapidly, even when a highly efficient filter is employed. Frequent gravel vacuuming is required to keep nitrate and nitrite levels within acceptable parameters. Although bona fide infectious diseases such as Ichthyophthirius multifiliis (Ick) do not spontaneously appear due to overcrowding itself, a disease-state results from elevated nitrates. Fish will gasp at the surface in a futile attempt to absorb oxygen because the elevated nitrates block the metabolism of oxygen from the water i.e., the fish begin to suffocate. Also, in crowded aquariums, there is often an increased incidence of fin-nipping, which can lead to infection, decreased fitness, elevated stress and death.
Feeding is the most obvious factor contributing to growth. Two approaches are commonly applied to assess adequate food intake. First, some aquarists like to let the fish eat all they want for several minutes. When active feeding abates, any excess food is removed from the tank to prevent clouding. Second, the specimen's bellies can be evaluated for "roundness." This is a prime opportunity to assess the health of the fish. Those who do not eat will have a characteristically concave-looking belly. Such a fish may be sick or unfit for cohabitation due to incompatible temperament. Feeding should follow a somewhat-regular daily pattern. Some feed once a day, others feed smaller portions 2–3 times per day. Some aquarists have found that multiple feedings coupled with lower-limit temperatures decreases aggression.
Breeding and assimilation of offspring[edit]
A. rivulatus can be successfully bred around 8 centimetres (3.1 in). Reproduction can be incited by isolating a breeding pair (each from distinct lineage), raising the water temperature to around 80 degrees F, and providing a flat, textured surface (such as a flat rock or pottery fragment) for the hen to deposit her eggs on. Upon reaching 3–4 inches in length, A. rivulatus may be integrated into aquariums with larger cichlids. It should be noted that a significant size disparity between newly added fish and existing fish can retard optimum growth rates of the still-maturing fish. Larger fish, particularly A. ocellatus (oscar cichlid), may feed so aggressively that smaller fish may be unable to ingest adequate quantities of food-staples.
Compatibility with other cichlid species[edit]
The inherent aggressiveness of A. rivulatus make them ideal for aquarists who wish to add variety to their cichlid aquarium. With the exception of fully mature P. dovii (wolf cichlid) and P. managuense (jaguar cichlid), who rarely cohabit peacefully, A. rivulatus are cunning enough to survive—and even thrive—with larger cichlids. However, as a rule, a predating cichlid is capable of consuming any animal whose dimensions are inferior to that of the predating cichlid's fully expanded jaw. A. rivulatus of appropriate size can often be assimilated with A. ocellatus (oscar cichlid), R. octofasciata (Jack Dempsey cichlid), A. citrinellus (midas cichlid), T. meeki (firemouth cichlid), flowerhorns (no scientific designation), smaller P. managuense (jaquar cichlid) and P. dovii (wolf cichlid) and other similarly aggressive cichlids.
Role in hormone research[edit]
A. rivulatus have also been used as a model for the effects of testosterone on lateralization.[3][4]
Connections to McDaniel College[edit]
A. rivulatus will also soon become the new mascot for McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland, United States.[citation needed] This change will be implemented next year[when?], after all sport seasons have closed. This change is coming because of the controversy surrounding the current mascot and because the green terror can be implemented as the new mascot without a change to the team's name.[citation needed]
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This fish was previously sold under the name Aequidens rivulatus sp "gold saum" and Green Terror sp "Gold Saum", In 2007 genetic testing proved the fish not to be a colour morph of the green terror but another fish entirely, Andinoacara rivulatus became the "Gold Saum" while the original Green terror was given the name Andinoacara stalsbergi[5] after Alf Stalsberg who proved & documented the differences. Saums are quiet distinctive from green terrors due to the horizontal scale pattern not found on green terrors.
See also[edit]
- "Aequidens rivulatus". Integrated Taxonomic Information System. Retrieved June 22, 2005.
- Green terror on FishBase
- ^ Froese, Rainer and Pauly, Daniel, eds. (2014). "Andinoacara rivulatus" in FishBase. May 2014 version.
- ^ http://www.aquariumslife.com/freshwater-fish/american-cichlid/green-terror-aequidens-rivulatus
- ^ Schaafsma, Sara M.; Ton G. G. Groothuis (January 2011). "Sex-specific effects of postnatal testosterone on lateralization in cichlid fish". Animal Behaviour 81 (1): 283–288. doi:10.1016/j.anbehav.2010.10.019. Retrieved 23 February 2013.
- ^ Schaafsma, Sara M.; Ton G. G. Groothuis (February 2012). "Sex-specific effects of maternal testosterone on lateralization in a cichlid fish". Animal Behaviour 83 (2): 437–443. doi:10.1016/j.anbehav.2011.11.015. Retrieved 23 February 2013.
- ^ http://www.senckenberg.de/files/content/forschung/publikationen/vertebratezoology/vz59-2/02_vertebrate_zoology_59-2_musilova.pdf


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Salary: Band C - £9,624 - £10,829 pa (according to experience)
We are looking for an ICT Classroom Assistant to support students and teachers in the use of ICT in the curriculum. Candidates must have a good knowledge of the Microsoft Office package and Macromedia Suite and enjoy working with young people. Hours: 27.50 per week, term time only.
Please see our website for details of this post, or contact Hilary Brown by phone or email: email@example.com
Would be good for someone who wants to teach ICT I guess.