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IBM – GlobalFoundries chip manufacturing agreement reflects power of IBM's semiconductor industry collaboration model
by Gary Patton, Vice President, IBM Semiconductor Research and Development Center
IBM's new chip manufacturing agreement with GlobalFoundries is the latest chapter in the company's unique role in leading a worldwide collaborative effort that focuses on the development of chip technology and in creating a new semiconductor "Tech Valley" based in New York State.
It was more than ten years ago when IBM first created a new model of establishing alliances with other companies to co-develop chip technology, beginning with the 90-nanometer (billionth of a meter) technology generation. The plan then, as it is today, was for IBM to move away from the traditional go-it-alone chip development approach and join with industry collaborators – many of whom are also market competitors – to share money and brainpower to develop chips that continue to be smaller, faster, better and more energy efficient.
IBM has led alliances for the development of each semiconductor process technology generation since, and extended this collaborative model into manufacturing to provide clients with enhanced chip production capacity and flexibility, which is unique in the industry.
The IBM Technology Alliance is a semiconductor economic model that's based on open standards and collaboration. The IBM alliance brings together semiconductor leaders to pool resources to more efficiently solve the industry's toughest R&D challenges, which would be difficult for any one company to undertake on its own. In doing so, it has ensured that chip technology continues its traditional "Moore's Law" road map of doubling capacity every two years.
In this latest agreement, IBM and GlobalFoundries, a semiconductor "foundry" manufacturing company, will jointly manufacture 32-nanometer chips in IBM's silicon-on-insulator (SOI) technology – the same process used to build the microprocessors that power the IBM Watson computer that famously won the Jeopardy! quiz show.
IBM's SOI technology delivers improved performance and energy savings in multi-core microprocessors. The chips also feature IBM's unique eDRAM (embedded dynamic random access memory) that incorporates memory functions onto the processor instead of using separate memory chips.
SOI chips with eDRAM are at the heart of IBM's POWER processors in servers and supercomputers and are used in communications gear, game systems and other consumer electronics.
The technology was jointly developed by IBM, GlobalFoundries and other members of IBM's chip development alliance, with early research at the Albany Nanotechnology facility within the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at the University at Albany, New York.
Initial production at IBM's 300mm fab in East Fishkill has begun, with volume production set to begin at GlobalFoundries' new 300mm manufacturing facility in Saratoga County, NY – the first silicon produced at this fab.
It's an example of how IBM has helped make the northeast corridor of the U.S,. and New York State in particular, a center for semiconductor research, development, design and manufacturing. IBM has semiconductor facilities in Vermont and Quebec Canada, and semiconductor manufacturing, development and research activities in East Fishkill, Albany and Yorktown Heights, NY.
This nexus of capability, and the support of state government and universities, has brought IBM's semiconductor alliance partners, chip equipment companies and industry organizations such as SEMATECH to New York to work on the future of chip technology – it is a key reason why GlobalFoundries built its newest, most advanced fab in the state.
And recently IBM announced a $3.6 billion investment at IBM locations in Yorktown, East Fishkill and Albany NanoTech to develop the next two generations of chip technology – 22-nanometer and then 14-nanometer – and to develop the equipment and techniques needed to manufacture chips on 450mm (about 16-inch diameter) silicon wafers.
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John Doherty's tale: A Celtics story you probably didn't know
Even the most diehard Celtics fans have probably never heard the name John Doherty.
He never played a game for the Boston Celtics. He never scored a single NBA point. His jump shot might have been ten times worse than Rajon Rondo's, his handle might have been twenty times worse than Eddie House's, and his defense might have been thirty times worse than Gerald Green's, if Green was drunk, high and just as basketball illiterate as ever. He never owned the Celtics and he never coached alongside Red Auerbach or anybody else. Yet he's woven into Celtics lore, and his story is certainly worth retelling. (Boston Globe)
How Dr. John Doherty became the official team physician for the Celtics was so random that it not only defined his remarkable career but also made for a story that lasted a lifetime.
While he was a surgeon at Glover Memorial Hospital (now Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital), Dr. Doherty, known as Jack, performed emergency surgery on a fellow Needham resident named Walter Brown, saving his life.
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Soon after Brown's recovery, he took his surgeon out to lunch and offered him a chance to become the Celtics team doctor. Dr. Doherty spent 10 seasons in that position from 1959 to 1969 – nine of those were championship seasons – and after that he continued his work with Glover for the next three decades along with work at St. Elizabeth's Medical Center.
Doherty became friends with a number of the players, including Bill Russell and Tom Heinsohn, and performed a surgery that helped prolong Jim Luscotoff's career. But Doherty's sons might have been the biggest beneficiaries of their father's gig. Chris Doherty remembers visiting the Boston Garden, where the Doherty children were allowed to sit courtside, meet the players in the locker room and bug their father to get them autographs.
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'Nulli secundus': Recovering U.S. priest leaves hole in Latin office
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The Vatican's Latin letters office has been struggling lately with a big hole in its roster -- U.S. Father Reginald Foster, considered by many the world's finest Latinist, has been away for more than a year.
Father Foster, a 69-year-old Carmelite and one of the Vatican's most colorful characters, is recuperating from health issues in his native Milwaukee. He said in a phone interview in September that he's slowly getting better and hopes to return to Rome, but doesn't know when that will happen.
For now, the baton has been provisionally passed to another American, Father Daniel Gallagher, a Michigan native who was once one of Father Foster's best students. He has been working half-time in the Latin office since June.
"Of course, I'm not anywhere near worthy to stand in for him. But then again, nobody is. He's one of a kind," Father Gallagher said. People in the office are still anxiously awaiting Father Foster's return, he added.
When Father Gallagher began filling in for Father Foster, he found his office furnished as sparsely as a monastic cell -- a phone on the floor, a photo of the pope on the wall and a Lewis and Short Latin dictionary on the desk. Father Gallagher said he's left that pretty much unchanged.
Father Foster came to Rome to study in the 1960s and was summoned to the Vatican in 1969 when word of his academic achievement spread. By then, the office once known as Secretary for Briefs to Princes had been renamed more prosaically as the Latin Language Department of the First Section of the Secretariat of State. No longer headed by a cardinal, it had lost some of its luster, but it remained the real communications hub at the Vatican.
Over the last four decades, even as Latin declined as the common language of the church, the Latin section has continued to translate and publish virtually everything that comes off the pen of the pope and much more -- everything from congratulatory letters to papal bulls. Father Foster did much of the heavy lifting, but he never really adopted the Roman Curia style. For one thing, he showed up for work in a trademark blue workman's outfit, purchased annually at J.C. Penney.
Today, the office's seven Latinists have a steady stream of work, and sometimes they fall behind. When Pope Benedict XVI's latest encyclical, "Charity in Truth," was published in July, for the first time in memory no Latin text was released. The Latin team was still working on the document, and the Latin version was published only at the end of August -- after it had been sent by DHL to Father Foster for corrections.
Although it was reported that the delay in the Latin translation slowed down the encyclical's release, insiders say that wasn't the case. That in itself confirmed what everyone at the Vatican has known for some time: that although the Latin version of documents is still considered "definitive," it is not being used as the basic text for translations into other languages. That role has been taken over by Italian or English.
Pope Benedict has spoken about the importance of Latin in the church, and the Vatican is committed to keeping its Latin letters section. But church officials know that a renaissance in Latin depends largely on teachers, and that's where Father Foster has been especially missed in Rome.
Father Foster began teaching in 1973, and his were not ordinary classes. Known as "Reggie" to his students, his approach was to throw them into the language and let them swim, disdaining grammatical textbooks, tests and rote memorization. His Latin was a living language, and he reminded anyone within earshot: "Latin is not reserved for experts! Every bum and prostitute in ancient Rome spoke Latin!"
Father Foster's method was unorthodox in other ways. He would announce to his increasingly large classes at the beginning of the academic year that if any students were there only to fulfill an academic requirement, he'd sign whatever piece of paper they needed and they could leave. He didn't want them wasting valuable space in his classroom.
Nor was he bothered that a good percentage of his students were not registering and paying for his classes at the Pontifical Gregorian University. That led the Gregorian to bid goodbye to Father Foster and his small army of students in 2006. Undaunted, the Carmelite found a benefactor and a headquarters for a new Latin academy in central Rome. Meanwhile, his summer classes held "sub arboribus" (under the trees) drew Latin teachers from all over the world.
Father Foster's serious health problems began when he broke his thighbone in 2008. After a fitful recovery, he was hospitalized with an infection early in 2009 and had heart surgery. He returned to Milwaukee last spring, where he has been in physical rehabilitation.
His students have suffered his absence, waiting for news and hoping for his return. Carmelite superiors, meanwhile, have offered to host his international academy at the Teresianum theological faculty in Rome, which is also Father Foster's residence. That's something Father Foster wants to happen, the sooner the better.
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"The secret is simple: never take yourself too seriously, then nobody can hurt you. You cannot find any man on the whole earth who has been condemned like me. From all corners, from every country, from every religion, from every political party I have only received condemnation as my reward. But nothing has given me even a scratch.
"Hurt? I don't know what it means. I never got hurt because I never took myself seriously. I did what I wanted to do, I said what I wanted to say. If they feel hurt and annoyed and start calling me names and condemning me, that is their problem, it is not my problem. I am finished, the moment I have said and done what I wanted to do, I am finished.
"My teachers were always asking me, 'What kind of man are you? We punish you, and you accept it as if it is a reward. That makes us so worried about you, whether something is wrong with you. Even after school we continue to think about you. 'Whenever a teacher took his cane and hit my hands – he would stop hitting, but I would go on keeping my hands held out, and I would ask him, 'Is that all? I was expecting much more. You can do it – if not for this act, then do it in advance for something that I am bound to do.'
"Don't take it seriously - rebellion should be hilarious. It should be with a laugh, then nobody can hurt you. You won't have any sensitive part, vulnerable; your laughter, your hilariousness will be almost a steel cover over you." Osho
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Macomb School District Superintendent Patrick Twomey said "everything is on the table" as the district considers where it might reduce spending.
Dr. Twomey explained the district's budget picture this week during the first of two public forums on the school system's finances. The forum drew about 70 people to Fellheimer Auditorium at Macomb Junior-Senior High School.
The second forum will begin at 6:00 pm on Thursday, November 7. It will also be held at Fellheimer. It will be used to accept ideas from teachers, other school employees, and the community in general regarding what might be cut.
Twomey said there should be no sacred cows - he is willing to consider any and all ideas.
"I think we have to go into this with an open mind and look at the organization as a whole," said Twomey.
He said the education fund, which pays for teacher salaries and is the largest fund, is at its lowest balance since 2008. He said the district will receive roughly $500,000 less than it should in general state aid, though he fears that figure could rise to more than $800,000.
In addition, the state is sharply reducing transportation funding for school districts, which hits rural districts especially hard.
Twomey feels it's important to establish a plan now instead of waiting until the financial situation gets worse.
"Many of our neighbors had good fund balances at one time. But they waited too long to make the decisions that we're talking about," Twomey said.
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Twomey has not set a goal for how much in spending might be trimmed.
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What's that you say? Pickled garlic, eh?
Yes, it's true. We're talking about my favorite pungent flavor bulbs today. Packed with ton of deliciousness and my go to pantry item for just about any dish that needs some lovin'. The bottom drawer of my fridge is always stocked full, ready to jump in the skillet at a moment's notice.
So why not add some vinegar and spices to these lovelies and keep them on the shelf year round?
I'll be the first to admit, when I first heard you could pickle garlic I thought, "Well, that's cool but what in the hell would you do with it?" Upon a little reading on the interwebs, the answer is—pretty much anything.
When you pickle garlic you take out all of that bite and harshness from the cloves and turn it into something that is quite magical. So magical in fact, that you can actually pop them in your mouth like you would an olive. And no worries about bad breath, that's also taken out in the pickling process (or so I'm told. I'd still be wary. Err on the side of caution—eat pickled garlic with friends.)
Pickled garlic also makes a great addition to a preserves plate, alongside some charcuterie, or stuffed in an olive. Add it to a Japanese stir fry, or drop in a few cloves when braising a warm winter roast. The options are really endless.
One word to the wise. I had a bunch of garlic on hand (2 lbs to be exact) and decided to peel them myself. Next time though, I'd head to the grocery store and buy the pre peeled stuff because it was definitely a pain in the ass. For those that feel adventurous and want to go the DIY route like myself, blanch the bulbs in boiling water for 2 minutes and then strain. The peels will practically slip right off.
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Crist obtained the Florida Cabinet's unanimous approval Tuesday, Sept. 28 for Drew's appointment.
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Drew has served as Interim Secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection since September 10, 2010. Previously, she served as the agency's deputy secretary of regulatory programs beginning in 2007, and as director of the division of water resource management beginning in January 1995. Drew received a bachelor's degree from the University of Florida, as well as a master's degree in environmental engineering and sciences.
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The Federal Reserve's third round of quantitative easing is "a profoundly dishonest program" which will only benefit the big banks not the people, says a policy advisor to the Future of Freedom Foundation.
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The Federal Reserve's stimulus actions would benefit big banks as "the Fed must rely on banks, brokers and other industry actors" instead of intervening "directly with consumers," according to The Washington Post.
Referring to a report that warned QE3 would weaken the U.S. dollar, Bovard said "I don't think that the adverse impact would be that vast partly because other governments elsewhere are also doing very stupid things for their currency."
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Elephant seal, California's Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
Humpback whale near Maui, Hawaii.
Mali camel herder "On the Edge, Timbuktu."
Roy Sesana, Bushman elder (Kalahari Desert, Botswana), on a hike in the Santa Monica Mountains, "From the Kalahari to Malibu."
CJC, EP of Radio Expeditions, on the Rio Tiputini (photo: Flawn Williams).
Splendid with Sound: The audio world lost a great producer today, Carolyn Jensen Chadwick. With her husband Alex she co-founded NPR's Radio Expeditions (article in Current) and produced the Interviews 50 Cents films.
Carolyn was Maya Lin's sound consultant for "What is Missing?" She produced scores of sound-drenched, audio-intense stories for NPR — we've run several, with more coming.
We hope you'll spend an hour soaking in her sonics below. Hubby Alex once described a jungle as "splendid with sound." That phrase also does justice to CJC's enveloping, enrapturing, sometimes ecstatic, and always engaging work.
Master-engineer Skip Pizzi (NPR, Microsoft) would play this first piece at workshops to illustrate how a simple story can be superb, when elegantly enhanced with stereo sound. David Molpus narrates a portrait of "Equestrian Olympian: Bruce Davidson" (1984 / Carolyn Jenson Chadwick, producer / 12:39 mp3):
Radio Expeditions often recorded those who recorded sound, such as Rex Cocroft on "A Journey to the Edge of the Amazon" (2006 / Carolyn Jenson Chadwick, producer / 8:54 mp3):
Among the natural sounds CJC captured were those of human nature, as when her husband Alex pitted wits with the regulars at a small-town casino, playing "Poker at the Ox" (Carolyn Jenson Chadwick, producer; Michael Schweppe, engineer / 9:55 mp3):
The Chadwicks spent time in India charting the Geography of Heaven: Vrindavan. In this first of three-parts, they walked "The Streets of a Holy Hindu City" (2005 / Carolyn Jenson Chadwick, producer; Flawn Williams, engineer / 8:57 mp3):
And in the mountains of Payette National Forest, it's all guns, guitars, guts, and wild game, inside an "Idaho Hunting Camp" (Carolyn Jenson Chadwick, producer; Michael Schweppe, engineer / 12:57 mp3):
We'll miss you, Carolyn.
Oh we are so sad and send our deepest love and sympathy. A great, beautiful, intelligent, kind, warm, fine person who will stay in our hearts forever.
Dearest Auntie we will all miss you so much. It is both wonderful and hard to hear what you gave so much of your life for. We reconnect with you and celebrate your life and your wonderful marriage and partnership with Alex (Uncle A).
Go where the angles whisper their songs, and find peace in those gentle voices. God speed, we celebrate you every day.
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Thinking of you Alex
My condolences Alex. This is a great tribute.
On the first day of my Radio Expeditions internship I used the word "noise" … Carolyn gently corrected me: "in radio we say sound." Five years later, I'm still at NPR thanks to her. She taught me how to listen.
I am only one of a good-sized army of radio journalists who learned from Carolyn and Alex how sound could elevate story-telling to something unique and sublime. You changed radio forever, made it better, and all who listen are in your debt.
Carolina (as I lovingly call her) was the best sonic radio producer. Her dedication to a story and professional energy inspire everyone to do the best whether in the field or in production. Thanks to her, we have a better understanding of our world.
Caroline, like all great artists, would never compromise when it came to bringing her vision to life. But unlike so many highly talented people, she was as warm, open and loving an individual as anyone could imagine. She gave so much more than she took.
Alex—holding you "in the light". Caroline's passion and commitment made us all better.
Sending thoughts and love to you and your family, Alex. What a lovely tribute, Barrett.
We'll keep you and memories of Carolyn close to our hearts today.
Fondly remembering Carolyn's creativity, passion, tenacity, and devotion to storytelling and sound.
So sorry to hear. Sending love and healing to you Alex.
Great work, glad to get a chance to hear this superb radio again.
Alex, you're in our hearts and minds today. Be well.
Luke, my prayers are with you and your family. I did not know your mom and haven't known you that long either, but based on your character, and comments from family/friends, she was a wonderful person. We here at Shell NVBD extend our condolences to you all. God Bless and Keep you in your time of need!
We will miss you so much – you were always gentle, kind and amazingly intriqued in others. You were a role model to me in many ways and I feel grateful to have been related to you. We will really miss you. Ashley, John, Noelle and Aydan
Working with Carolyn at NPR was like nothing else I ever experienced. Never before or since have I witnessed such dedication to the craft and appreciation for the power of sound. She knew how to give a story abundant life.
She produced a piece on the training of the U.S. equestrian team for the Olympics, put a wireless lav mic on the bridle of a horse and captured his breathing as he went through his paces, including holding his breath as he went over jumps. Who knew?
She had the utmost patience and tact with everyone she encountered and I never heard her say an unkind word toward anyone. I'll miss her. Thinking of you Alex and the wonderful life you and Carolyn had together. –David
Carolyn, not only my aunt but a talented, beautiful loving woman who cared so much for others and helped us all stop and listen to what most never hear. Thank you all who have supported our family, Alex, Hadley and Luke, we all feel very lost at this moment. Thank you for this beautiful piece and for everyones comments.
My deepest condolences to Alex and all in Carolyn's family, all of her close friends. I never met Carolyn in person, but her work touched me as intimately as my dearest friends. All of us who listen will miss her.
We just found out about Carolyns death and are so sorry for youe loss. We new how much you loved her and hope your doing ok considering you missing you best friend. Please email when you get a chance. We now live on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake.
Love, Paul & Holly
We just found out about Carolyns passing and are so sorry for your loss. We know how much you loved her and hope your doing ok considering your missing you best friend. Please email when you get a chance. We now live on the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake.
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Chris Brown's 'Fortune' Claims No. 1 Spot
Fortune is shining down on Chris Brown. After his double wins at this month's BET Awards, the R&B superstar finds himself back on top of the charts with his fifth album.
Fortune enters at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and R&B/Hip-Hop Albums charts with 134,000 copies sold in its first week, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Propelled by the singles "Turn Up the Music" and "Till I Die," the album marks Brown's second No. 1 debut following 2011's Grammy-winning F.A.M.E. (270,000).
In addition to his success in the U.S., Fortune reigns on top of the charts in the U.K. and the Netherlands. Brown also scores career bests in Ireland and France at No. 4, Japan at No. 5, Canada at No. 6, Switzerland at No. 10, and Germany at No. 13.
Elsewhere on the Billboard charts, Flo Rida comes in at No. 14 with his hit-filled album Wild Ones. The project, which boasts the smash singles "Good Feeling," "Wild Ones," and "Whistle," moves 31,000 units in its opening week.Tweet
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Love it or loathe it, Valentine's Day is the headlining action on this weekend's agenda. There are tons of events, restaurant specials, and bar parties from which to choose, from beachfront dinner packages to crafty beer meals. Below are a few links to Clean Plate Charlie's well-curated Valentine's Day lists. Plus, after the jump, find five additional events for this weekend in Broward and Palm Beach counties.
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- Valentine's Day 2013 in South Florida: From Pricey Prix Fixe to DIY Dates
- Valentine's Day in Palm Beach County: Restaurant Prix Fixe Options
- Valentine's Day 2013 in Fort Lauderdale, Broward: Restaurant Deals for Your Sweetheart
5. Second annual Love Stinks Party
At the risk of infecting Charlie's readers with a J. Geils Band ear-worm, we'll mention the anti-Valentine's Day fete -- the Love Stinks Party -- from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. tonight (Thursday) at Whiskey Blue and Living Room at W Fort Lauderdale. There's no cover charge for the singles party and parking is $5 with validation. Both bars are serving specialty Valentine's Day-themed drinks, like the "candy heart" and "love potion #9", through the end of February.
4. A Valentine's Day You Can Look Forward To
The Blind Monk recognizes that Valentine's Day can be an anxious, uneasy affair for some. Their Valentine's Day wine tasting is designed to put couples, singles, or "whatever your affiliation" at ease with a champagne reception followed by five wine tastings, each of which will be paired with a small bite, like white-wine-poached shrimp and goat cheese and veal meatballs. The cost is $35 per person. The event is 6:45 tonight (Thursday). RSVP at 561-833-3605.
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Jiang Ze•minˈdʒyɑŋ ˈzœ ˈmɪn(n.)
born 1926, Chinese Communist leader: general secretary of the Communist Party since 1989, president of China since 1993.
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Jiang Zemin
Jiang Zemin is a retired Chinese politician who served as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China from 1989 to 2002, as President of the People's Republic of China from 1993 to 2003, and as Chairman of the Central Military Commission from 1989 to 2005. His long career and political prominence have led to him being described as the "core of the third generation" of Communist Party leaders. Jiang Zemin came to power following the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, replacing Zhao Ziyang as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China. With the waning influence of Deng Xiaoping and the other members of Eight Elders due to old age — and with the help of old and powerful party and state leaders, former President Li Xiannian and Chen Yun — Jiang effectively became the "Paramount Leader" in the 1990s. Under his leadership, China experienced substantial developmental growth with reforms, saw the peaceful return of Hong Kong from the United Kingdom and Macau from Portugal, and improved its relations with the outside world while the Communist Party maintained its tight control over the government. Jiang has been criticized for being too concerned about his personal image at home, and too conciliatory towards Russia and the United States abroad.
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Has Japan lost the race to save its Fukushima nuclear reactor? Highly radioactive water is now being detected in the ocean near the reactor because the radioactive core seems to have melted through the bottom of its containment vessel and onto the concrete floor below--the same sort of thing that happened at Chernobyl.
The Guardian newspaper quotes US nuclear power expert Richard Lahey as saying, "The reason we are concerned is that they are detecting water outside the containment area that is highly radioactive and it can only have come from the reactor core. It's not going to be anything like Chernobyl, where it went up with a big fire and steam explosion, but it's not going to be good news for the environment." He says that the nuclear material "won't come out as one big glob--it'll come out like lava, and that is good because it's easier to cool." However, all this is an educated guess for now, since workers and firefighters still can't get close to the reactor. Lahey is quoted as saying, "I hope I am wrong, but that is certainly what the evidence is pointing towards."
UPDATE: Radioactivity from Japan is arriving in Seattle, but at levels far lower than is considered harmful to human. University of Washington physicist Michael Miller says, "It's a faint signal. You have to filter a lot of air to see it. We've definitely seen it fluctuate up and down, and we are correlating those peaks and drops with any changes in normal background radiation levels."
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An elderly woman was hospitalized after having her suitcase stolen at San Francisco Municipal Railway's Powell Street station on Monday afternoon, police said Tuesday.
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A couple in their 60s headed home from the Valentine's Day Tony Bennett show at City Hall was kicked off a San Francisco Muni bus even though they had paid the fare.
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Repairs on downed San Francisco Municipal Railway overhead lines in the Castro area were completed early Friday morning and the morning's commute was expected to run undisrupted, according to Muni officials.
San Francisco Muni Officials Select New Acting Chief
San Francisco Muni officials have named a temporary replacement for outgoing Executive Director Nathaniel Ford.


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The three-year Africa Routine Immunization System Essentials (ARISE) project, which ended in November 2012, worked to build the evidence base on what drives improvements in routine immunization in Africa. Findings from the project's work complement …
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- Directory of Immunization Resources
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While electronics manufacturers are holding back from declaring a recovery, some of the makers of circuit boards, computer components, and cell phones are increasingly optimistic business will improve.
Since the industry has already shed jobs and excess facilities, even a modest gain in technology spending next year could drive earnings sharply higher, analysts say.
Flextronics International Ltd. and Solectron Corp., two of the biggest contract electronics makers, this week signaled that demand appears to be on the mend, providing hope for a gradual turnaround after a long slump, analysts said.
That supports what analysts said they are hearing from technology companies, who hire contract manufacturers to build products.
"We're hearing that from multiple sources from different parts of the supply chain," Jim Savage, Wells Fargo Securities analyst said. "It seems to be fairly broad at this point."
Mr. Savage noted that some of the contract manufacturers' largest customers, including as Cisco Systems Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp., have recently indicated increased business.
Cisco earlier this month said its order backlog increased 14 percent from a year ago, and telecom equipment maker Nortel has been tapped by French mobile phone group Orange SA to supply its third-generation network.
"Printed circuit board companies believe they are seeing real growth in their market segments," Mr. Savage added.
Michael Marks, Flextronics CEO, on Thursday said: "Our business is actually improving and we are feeling very positive about it."
He added that Flextronics' cell-phone business was "clearly turning up" for the company, which also makes the Xbox game console for Microsoft Corp.
Solectron, Flextronics' rival, on Thursday forecast revenue growth of 10 to 15 percent in its current fiscal year.
Timothy Main, CEO of contract manufacturer Jabil Circuit Inc. last week said the St. Petersburg, FL, U.S.-based company was "looking forward to expanding and improving our business throughout fiscal 2004."
Jabil Circuit, whose customers include Dell Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co., said it anticipates full fiscal year 2004 revenue to increase about 20 percent.
Even so, analysts remain cautious after previous false starts for a high-tech recovery and are concerned contract manufacturers' shares may be viewed as too expensive. Valuation is also a concern.
Analyst Chris Whitmore of Deutsche Bank Securities issued a research note on Friday in which he reiterated a "hold" rating on Flextronics. He called the company the "best long-term investment vehicle" among contract manufacturers, but said that with its stock trading at 38-times forecast calendar year 2004 earnings, investors should wait for a more attractive price.
Shares in Flextronics closed on Friday on the NASDAQ at U.S. $13.62, down 2 percent on the day and up 90.5 percent from a low this year of $7.15 in mid-February.
Solectron shares closed on the New York Stock Exchange at $5.98, up less than 1 percent on the day and up 113.6 percent from a low this year of $2.80 in mid-February.
Shares in Jabil closed on the New York Stock Exchange down 3.3 percent at $25.50. They are up 75.7 percent from a low this year in February of $14.51. (Reuters)
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Local anesthetics (LAs) have been used to provide anesthesia since the discovery of cocaine in 1884 [1]. They may be administered by topical, infiltrative, nerve block, epidural, or spinal routes [1]. Adverse reactions to LAs are not uncommon and most are nonallergic in etiology. However, allergic reactions to LAs can occur, and the evaluation and management of patients with these reactions will be reviewed here. A related topic, anaphylaxis in the setting of anesthesia or surgery, is found separately. (See "Perioperative anaphylaxis: Clinical manifestations, etiology, and diagnosis" and "Perioperative anaphylaxis: Evaluation and prevention of recurrent reactions".)
The use of LAs for infiltrative anesthesia and for topical anesthesia and a general approach to the management of pain and sedation in children are discussed elsewhere. (See "Infiltration of local anesthetics" and "Topical anesthetics in children" and "Procedural sedation in children outside of the operating room".)
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Master Sergeant Stephen Buchevsky thoughts his wars were over. Returning from his latest battle tour in Afghanistan, he finds himself a member of a stranded, decimated species. On the run in the Balkans, he tries to patch together a hodge-podge resistance group of survivors. Meanwhile, in America's Southwest, former Marine Dave Dvorak finds himself thrust into an equally hazardous leadership position. A bestseller in hardcover; now in mass market paperback and NOOK Book.


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A list of feature films of movies based on true stories, based on a true story movies, or inspired by actual events. Lovers of true crime channels such as Investigation Discovery and Lifetime movie Network will enjoy this extensive list. We find the real stories and the real people that inspire based on true story movies. By Traciy Curry-Reyes (new site)
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Murder in Greenwich
Real Story: Murder in Greenwich came to tv in 2002 as a movie of the week. It was based on the case of Martha Moxley. The movie took its inspiration from details found in Mark Furhman's book. Martha Moxley disappeared in the 1970's.
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- AnonymousMarch 25, 2013 at 4:39 PM
This movie is one of my favorite made for TV "based on true events" movies..The acting is great, the way they portrayed every detail was accurate (from articles I have read on this case), and over all, just great film..I believe Dominick Dunne produced this movie, so in itself, should tell you how accurate it probably is..ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 28, 2013 at 1:04 PM
I'm looking for the one called Cyberstalker..this is A Murder in Greenwich.ReplyDelete
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Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
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Flowerpot, n.d.
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German Expressionist painter Karl Schmidt-Rottluff was a founding member of a group of artists from Dresden called Die Brücke (The Bridge). The group was strongly influenced by tribal art and the vibrant paintings of artists like Vincent van Gogh and Paul Gauguin. In their art-making, they created a highly subjective and expressive style of art, elevating the emotional intensity of their work with bold colour combinations and distorted shapes. This still-life painting features a simple arrangement of forms set within a flattened picture plane, defined by a jarring juxtaposition of intense colours. The title of the work references Schmidt-Rottluff's deeply felt sense of loss surrounding the death of close friend and fellow Expressionist painter Walter Gramatté. The paintbrushes—a memento of the late artist—appear illuminated in the light of the setting sun.
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|Thu, 09-27-2012 - 11:30pm
I'm supposed to be a CL here, but I never come, and I'm surprised they haven't fired me by now.
My foster Pug, Roly Poly, is at the vet clinic. He has been there all week. And the diagnosis is diabetes.
OMG, y'all. I can't do the insulin injections! I haven't been to nursing school. Do I need to get some oranges to practice on before he is released from the clinic? Do I need to ask that he be placed in another foster home, when he has been here 5 months, thinks my dogs are his siblings and I'm his mother?
|Wed, 10-10-2012 - 10:41am
Tim and Glynna are wonderful, wonderful people. They have been active in the pug rescue almost from inception. They take in the old, the infirm and the unadoptable. They usually have about ten in their home at a time. And their Christmas card, with a picture of the entire pack, is legendary.
Tim does intake for the group, and he has already met most of the Pugs. He is truly the Pied Piper, and all the animals love him.
They just had to put down an elderly, blind female they had since she was about 2.
Roly will be in the best possible place.
|Mon, 10-08-2012 - 6:28pm
I had a response about a coworker who adopted a dog who required injections for diabetes, but then I saw that Roly will be going to live with the vet tech and just wanted to wish him well and hope that he is able to settle into his new foster home.
|Wed, 10-03-2012 - 9:33am
With diabetes, does the insulin have to go IM (in the muscle) or Sub Q (under the skin)? The reason I ask is that Vaccines (except for Rabies) are Sub Q and I give my own vaccines to the dogs and cat and I am squeemish. their skin is loose and they are forgiving...
Have someone qualified show you how and you will be fine. Just take your time and have plenty of treats for yourself and the puppy handy.
|Mon, 10-01-2012 - 12:10pm
I know I shouldn't be surprised at the cruelty of some people....but it just never ceases to amaze me. Those poor little puppies.....
as for Roly...if this woman is willing to take him then maybe you can work with him for the time being, until the puppies are better and a bit older. At least there would be some light at the end of the tunnel....
|Sat, 09-29-2012 - 4:07pm
My pet sitter and his wife, who have no human children, have a house full of hospice pugs. The wife is a vet tech. They would take Roly. But Glynna is currently raising two infant pugs that were stuffed in an old purse and left in the night drop at the Dallas shelter. Their eyes were injured and infected. The vet says he can save three eyes, but the little boy will losse one of his. She is bottle feeding and administering eye drops round the clock. How can I, in good conscience, dump Roly on them, too? I need to put on my big girl britches and learn how to do this!
|Sat, 09-29-2012 - 12:17pm
Gaye...please stop beating yourself up!! Life just gets in the way sometimes....and as for the board, it's being taken care of. Roly, and your life, is what's important right now. I definitely want you here whether you post once a day, once a week or once a month....
I'll be completely truthful here....as to the injections. When my ^Valentine^ was getting to the end I was told that, to help her, I might want to give her fluids at home. I thought that I would never be able to do something like that....but I did. It was far different than just giving an injection; after the needle was in I had to wait at least 20 minutes or so for the fluid in the bag to flow into her body. I know that, on rare occasions, I may have hurt her a bit putting the needle in because she would flinch...but that's true with any injection. She quickly learned that after the procedure was done I would give her a biscuit....and as soon as I removed the needle she would run to her biscuit box. This was also an every-day procedure....while we had just opened our business and were there about 10-12 hours per day I would have to take time out to do this. Even though it ultimately didn't do much to help her, if I hadn't done it I would always wonder "what if".
When it came to ^Samantha^ I swore I would never do that again; but then Samantha was over 15YO....Valentine had been only 8. Even though it was difficult for me emotionally if Samantha had been younger I probably would have done the same thing.
"If" you feel you want to do this, the vet tech will show you what to do; it's really much easier than you might think. But...if you feel that this is not for you no one could ever fault you. You already do so much not only for your own furkids but for those at the shelter. Please try to be a little easier on yourself.


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the latest SQLConnect version (188.8.131.52) creates a huge log file while running visual studio for a longer time. Each start creates around 1MB and it shortly gets to 50 MB and creates a new log file (log file available).
I can't seem to disable the trace just to disable the SQLConnect extension, which is not what I want.
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Same here. 1.2GB of trace files in 2 days of not actually be able to use the product at all. Not good. "07:02:44.388|Trace |ackage.ObjectFactory|1 |#1:Attempting to get a <RedGate.SQLConnect.VsPackage.ToolWindow.DialogWindowController>" repeated over and over again - every time I try to open an object in VS2010 I get the same error message (exception has been thrown by the target of the invocation). Hopeless product