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New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
Patrick Gallagher played the role of Chow on True Blood.
Patrick Gallagher grew up in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada, and, in 1993, graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada. He began his career in Toronto working in the theater, in film and on television. He is a big supporter of the independent film scene, and has played numerous roles in projects by emerging filmmakers. He currently resides in Los Angeles, and is a dual US/Canadian citizen.
- Graduated from the National Theatre School of Canada in 1993
- Dual Canadian/US citizen
- First pro job as 'The Fishbreeder' in the world premier of "the Nightingale" In 1994 at Young Peoples Theatre in Toronto
- Created the 'gibberish' language used by Atilla the Hun in Night at the Museum.
Selected filmographyEdit
- Monster Heroes (2010)
- Dancing Ninja (2010)
- Difficult to Stay alive and Die (2009)
- Night at the Museum (2009)
Television appearancesEdit
- Hawaii Five-O (2010)
- Entourage (2010)
- Glee (2009-2010)
- True Blood (2008)


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Beckley had 10 strikeouts in the opener and followed it up with seven in the nightcap. Wellsville coach Chris Rose said Beckley had great stuff and was in command in both games.
The bats broke free after a slow start. Wellsville was coming off a poor hitting performance last week in a loss to Baldwin.
Wellsville ended the opener with four runs in the fifth inning. Ashley Sparks scored three of them with a bases-clearing triple.
"We did a nice job of scoring runs with two outs," Rose said. "As a team we are still trying to find our identity and consistency but I was very pleases by how we played on defense and how we got timely hits when we needed to."
Beckley tossed a one-hitter in the nightcap. Rose said she was extremely efficient.
Wellsville jumped on top quickly with two runs in the first and three in the second inning.
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Wellsville (4-2, 4-0) plays 4:30 p.m. Thursday at home against Louisburg.
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Moriah Kayhill: 2-3, 2 RBI
Ashley Ebeck: 3-3, 3 runs
Emily Strawn: 2-2, RBI
Ashley Sparks: 1-3, 3 RBI, 3B
Justine Dougan: 2-3
Tori Broers: 2-3, 3 RBI
Hollie Geist: 2-3, 1 2B
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Moriah Kayhill: 4-4, 3 RBI
Ashley Sparks: 2-3, 3 RBI
Ashley Ebeck: 2-3, 2 RBI, 2B
Raegan Beckley: 2-3, 1 RBI


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John-Paris Pantouvakis (Greece), M.Eng., M.Sc., PhD, C.Eng; following a ten year career in industry moved to Academia and is now Professor at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) and Visiting Professor at Nazarbayev University in Kazakshtan. John-Paris is also an Adjunct Lecturer and a Postgraduate Module Coordinator at the Hellenic Open University. He is the President of PM-Greece, the Greek IPMA Member, a First Assessor for IPMA Certification in Greece and a trained IPMA Project Excellence Awards Lead Assessor. He also serves as a Member of the Editorial Board of several Journals and as an International Editorial Advisor for the PMWorld Journal. He has organized several project management events in Greece including chairing the 26th IPMA World Congress (2012). More information is available at his personal website.
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1Exist at the same time or in the same place: dwarf mammoths may have survived in north-east Siberia to coexist with the Egyptian pharaohs
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1.1(Of nations or peoples) exist in harmony despite different ideologies or interests: the task of diplomacy was to help different states to coexist
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mid 17th century: from late Latin coexistere, from co- 'together' + existere 'exist', from ex- 'out' + sister 'take a stand'.
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When thinking of wine, Maryland may not be the first state that comes to mind, but for the Deford family, the artful pairing of responsible land management and master craftsmanship at Boordy Vineyards has put the Free State on the wine aficionado map.
Nestled in the rolling countryside of Long Green Valley in Hyde, Maryland, a mere 30 minutes outside of Baltimore, the 240-acre property provides solace to visitors, melting away the stressors of daily life with views of rich vegetation, historic farmland and 25 acres of intricately arranged rows of grapevines.
The family strives to develop a lasting connection with the community and welcomes visitors year-round by regularly hosting events. "Everything we do here has an educational component to it because wineries are unusual in Maryland, farming is increasingly rare and we are constantly competing with other views of how the countryside around Baltimore County should be managed," said Robert Deford, President and owner of Boordy. "We really want farming to succeed here."
To Deford, a twelfth generation Marylander and the fourth generation to be raised on the farm, success and sustainability go hand-in-hand. In 2000, the family placed the property under permanent conservation easement through Maryland Environmental Trust, allowing the farm to proceed without having to compete with development money by taking the option to sell the land to developers off the table. "We look at land not as an empty resource to be built on, but as something to be tended to and taken care of. For me, sustainability means the ability to realize the dream of continuing to live and work here," explained Deford.
The 25 full-time and 75 part-time employees have adopted the Defords' mission of sustainability and assist in the efforts to be as efficient as possible. "If we are not sustainable by definition, we are going to go out of business at some point. The land is what sustains us, so if we treat it badly the system is going to crash," said Deford.
A number of best management practices have been implemented on the vineyard to reduce the establishment's energy demands and impact on the environment. Staff hand-pick the fruit – avoiding the use of machinery – to ensure only the highest-quality grapes end up in the wine; the rest are left for wildlife, like birds, to scavenge. Grass grows freely in between the vines to stabilize the soil and mitigate runoff of sediment into the adjacent stream on the property. Additionally, all stems and pomace are composted post-production and returned to the fields as fertilizer.
A wetland was created at the head of the stream to catch any residual runoff before it enters the waterway, eventually making its way to the Gunpowder River and ultimately the Chesapeake Bay. The wetland serves not only as a pollution buffer but also as habitat to countless species of wildlife such as beavers, ducks, white-tailed deer and raptors. "Another thing that is great is we have excluded all livestock [from the stream], and it is astounding the fish people are finding down there, especially the American eel. I think it is a great model for what can be done to a stream that was really in distress," said Deford.
The family is mindful of their greenhouse gas emissions and works to reduce their outputs by using the carbon dioxide created in the fermentation process to stir their red wine tanks. The carbon dioxide is collected, builds up and eventually erupts through the tank – stirring the wine and saving electricity. "There is an interesting concern over the fact that when you make wine you emit carbon dioxide into the atmosphere; however, what I always point out to people is that just up the hill is the other end of it – those vines take in carbon dioxide, so really it's just a cycle," notes Deford.
Helpful for Boordy has been the advent of the local food movement, a developing culture focused around locally-produced food and the process of getting it from the farm to the table. With the movement comes a growing consumer demand to meet the farmer and know where food comes from. "This isn't just liquid in a bottle," said Deford. "A lot more goes into it."
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It is often said that the environment is dying a death by a thousand cuts. No single development, no act of an individual or organization or business causes a big negative impact; but collectively these developments and actions represent a significant impact on the environment. Left unchecked or unaltered, the ultimate fate is clearly predictable.
Thankfully, throughout the watershed, more and more small organizations and businesses are working with local governments to uproot pavement and concrete and replace it with gardens and natural areas. These pollution-reducing conservation practices at churches, schools, libraries, car dealerships, marinas, and, yes, even local brew pubs are healing some of the thousand cuts, as they absorb runoff from buildings and parking lots and reduce pollution flowing off the land and into local streams and creeks. Most of these projects are the result of a few dedicated and talented local citizens and organizations. Recently, the Spa Creek Conservancy, working with the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay and the Watershed Stewards Academy, with funding support from state and local agencies, installed rain gardens and infiltration basins at the Cecil Memorial Methodist and Mt. Olive African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Churches in Annapolis, Maryland.
Remarkably, these beautiful gardens now catch and absorb virtually all of the polluted stormwater runoff that previously flowed off the property, untreated, and into nearby Spa Creek. While controlling polluted runoff was important to the leadership and congregations of these inner-city churches, so too was the sense of pride that they had in beautifying their houses of worship, with flowering native plants in the rain gardens and these community improvements.
So, how do we stop the death of a thousand cuts from which nature is suffering? By healing those cuts one at a time, through small projects like these that also lift our hearts and our souls and restore that sense of pride in our communities. How glorious and uplifting it will be for members of these churches to attend services and witness these plants in full bloom and know that they are honoring and paying tribute to creation.
Note: The opinions expressed above are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect U.S. EPA policy endorsement or action.
A team of scientists has found that reducing pollution in the Susquehanna River watershed—which includes portions of New York, Pennsylvania and Maryland—could ease the environmental effects of an "essentially full" reservoir behind the Conowingo Dam, whose pollution-trapping capacity has diminished in recent years.
The reservoir behind the Conowingo Dam—as well as those behind the Holtwood and Safe Harbor dams—has for decades trapped particles of sediment flowing down the Susquehanna River, as well as the nutrients that are often attached. But according to research from the Lower Susquehanna River Watershed Assessment (LSRWA) team, this reservoir is full. The once-effective "pollution gate" is trapping smaller amounts of sediment and nutrients and, during large storms, sending more of these pollutants into the Susquehanna River more often.
While researchers explored strategies for managing sediment at the dam, the team found that reducing pollution loads upstream of the dam would pose a more effective solution to the "full reservoir" problem. Indeed, dredging, bypassing or other operational changes would come with high costs and low or short-lived benefits. But adhering to the Chesapeake Bay's "pollution diet"—and taking additional steps to reduce pollution where possible—would offer management flexibility and environmental benefits.
The Chesapeake Bay Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) was established in 2010 to reduce nutrient and sediment loads across the watershed. Lowering these pollutants is integral to restoring the health of the Bay: excess sediment can cloud the water and harm underwater grasses, fish and shellfish, and nutrients can fuel the growth of harmful algae blooms. While the LSRWA team did find that the effects of the sediment that "scour" from the Conowingo reservoir cease once it settles to the bottom of the river, the effects of nutrient pollution linger. Green infrastructure, forest buffers and sound farm and lawn management can help businesses, landowners and individuals contribute to a restored Chesapeake.
Researchers from the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS) surveyed three rivers in the Chesapeake Bay region to examine how variations in land use and development impact the health of the Bay, finding that water quality and aquatic animal health could help gauge the overall well-being of coastal regions.
The NCCOS assessment, conducted from 2007 to 2009, explored linkages between land use, water quality, and aquatic animal health along the Corsica, Magothy, and Rhode Rivers. Researchers measured water quality for dissolved oxygen, nutrient concentrations and water clarity, and based aquatic animal health on the growth, disease rates and diversity of fish and shellfish stocks.
As the population of the Chesapeake Bay region grows from 17 million to a predicted 20 million residents by 2030, an increasing number of people will rely on the Bay for their food, recreation and livelihoods. The assessment results suggest that environmental pressure from development could both weaken the capacity of the Bay to provide these services and counteract the benefits of current restoration efforts.
"Luckily, ecosystems tend to be resilient; many are able to maintain a state of relatively strong health when faced with environmental stress," the report states. However, it also clarifies that if the health of coastal waters is pushed beyond a point of recovery, it could affect the ability of the Bay to cope with "environmental stress"—including increased rainfall related to climate change.
"The science challenge, going forward, is in identifying and communicating where systems fall relative to some threshold or tipping point," the report states. Results of the assessment can be used to inform "smart development plans" that can balance the effects of human activities with better support of Chesapeake Bay's resiliency.


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Family Holidays in Norfolk
Regardless of where in Norfolk you want to take your family for a holiday, there is fun to be had for everyone. You can choose between the protected wetlands of The Broads, which provide a unique ecological experience for the family. There are also the sandy beaches of the Norfolk coast to tempt you to a family holiday on the beach. If neither of those appeals to you, there is always the heart of the Norfolk countryside to enjoy.
The protected wetlands of The Broads can offer children, and their parents, an unusual inside view into ecology and how our actions affect our environment. It also allows those families who enjoy being on the water to spend their holiday days boating around the wetlands. There are a variety of other activities to partake in around the wetlands for everyone on a family holiday.
Almost everyone has a memory from childhood about spending family holidays on the beach with their family, and parents often want to share that same positive memory with their children. While other beaches may be stony and uncomfortable to play on for children, the soft sand of the Norfolk beaches make them the ideal spot to practice activities like sand castle building.
The green fields of the Norfolk countryside can provide a wonderful backdrop for family holiday activities, such as picnics, particularly when the sun is shining. The streams and rivers are also enticing for budding explorers as well as being well populated fishing grounds.
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Julia Lieblich
Title/s: Assistant Professor—Specialized Journalism
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Veteran journalist Julia Lieblich specializes in covering human rights. An assistant professor of specialized journalism, she joined the Loyola faculty in the fall of 2006.
Master's degree in theological studies, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts. June, 1992
B.A. in English literature, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri
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Human Rights Reporting, Social Justice Communication, Historical and Critical Issues in Journalism and Critical Ethnography.
2002-present: Ochberg Fellow, Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma, Columbia University.
2011-present: Board member, Dart Society of Fellows Chairman of committee to produce new human rights magazine
2005-2006 Research Fellow, Northwestern University Law School Center for International Human Rights
Selected Publications
Her new book, Wounded I Am More Awake: Finding Meaning After Terror, co-authored with Esad Boskailo, was published in April, 2012 by Vanderbilt University Press. Lieblich tells the story of a Bosnian concentration camp survivor who becomes a psychiatrist so he can help other survivors of trauma heal and find meaning.


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Samuel Adams, 85, of Brewster, MA, passed away on January 30, 2010.
Sam was born on October 24, 1924 in St. Johnsbury, Vermont, the son of the late Harold P. Adams and Margaret (Holyoke) Adams.
Sam was raised and educated in Melrose. He went on to Norwich until he was called to serve in the Pacific during World War II. A member of the US Navy, Sam was stationed aboard the USS Tulagi. Upon his discharge, he returned to Norwich University to receive his undergraduate degree and continued his education in the graduate program at Boston University. For 30 years, Sam worked as a traffic manager for the paper company, Kimberly Clark.
He was a member of the First Congregational Church in Melrose and the Boosters Club of Stoneham. A hockey player at Melrose High School and Norwich University, Sam continued playing in the Melrose Old Timers League.
Upon his retirement, he and his wife, Carol, built their home in Brewster where they had vacationed for many years. He worked part time for Pro Fence Co. and volunteered for Brewster Meals on Wheels, Hospice Care, and the Council of Aging.
Sam loved baking, gardening, walking the beach, a good joke, his dogs, and travelling to Bermuda with his wife and their friends. At the Cape, one of his hobbies was being a beekeeper, and he would often bring honey to his many friends and neighbors. A warm and friendly person, he will be remembered for always having an open door for family and friends.
He was the beloved husband of Carol A. (Campbell) Adams with whom he shared 61 years of marriage. He was the devoted father of Marcia O'Neil and her husband Michael of W. Newbury, Corrine Kimball and her husband Phil of Byfield, Susan Campbell and her husband Paul of Brooklyn, NY, Bette Burke and her husband Joseph of Reading, Samuel Adams Jr. and his wife Genna of Eagle, CO, Nancy A. McClorey and her husband Steven of Melrose, Linda Penney and her husband Mike of Hooksett, NH, and Amy Barry and her husband Tom of E. Bridgewater. He was also the dear brother of Holyoke P. Adams and his wife Jean of Corvallis, OR. Cherished grandfather of Michael G. O'Neil Jr., Meghan O'Neil, Leah Dobbins, Emily Kimball, Zachary Campbell, Sam Campbell, Paul Zurek, Patrick Zurek, Madeline Burke, Michelle Burke, Sammy Adams, Jessica Adams, Daniel McClorey, Meghan McClorey, Sean McClorey, Kay Penney, Claire Penney, Jackson Penney, Molly Barry, Abby Barry, and Thomas Barry. Loving great grandfather of Donovan O'Neil, Brady O'Neil and Tucker O'Neil.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Sam's memory to the Alzheimer's Association, 311 Arsenal St, Watertown, MA, 02472.
George P. Cunavelis
George P. Cunavelis, 88, passed away on Saturday, January 21, 2012.
He was born in St. Johnsbury, Vt., the son of Peter and Vasiliki Cunavelis. His father and his uncle, John, were longtime proprietors of the Concord Candy Kitchen (CCK). After graduating from St. Johnsbury Academy, George enrolled at Norwich University and almost immediately enlisted in the Army Air Corps during World War II. Following three years of active duty, he entered and graduated from the University of Vermont.
George then began a long career with the U.S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization, Eastern Regional Headquarters. George actively maintained his connections with many organizations in St. Johnsbury and Burlington, especially the Greek Orthodox Church where he was a lifetime member. He was also a national representative of Kappa Sigma fraternity, and a member of the AHEPA.
George is survived by his brother, John, and his family, of South Burlington, Vt.; his former wife, Margo, of Salt Lake City, Utah; relatives locally and in Montreal, Greece, and beyond; and his longtime, very dear friend and companion, Marie Pepin of Cape Cod, Mass. and Burlington. He was predeceased by his sister, Helen, and older brother, James.
A funeral service will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, January 24, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. at the Greek Orthodox Church in Burlington, Vt. Interment will take place in the spring at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in St. Johnsbury. At George's request, there will be no visiting hours. Corbin & Palmer Funeral and Cremation Service is in care of the arrangements.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations may be made to the Greek Orthodox Church, P.O. Box 8122, Burlington, VT 05402, or to an organization of one's choice.
James F. Fitzpatrick
James F. Fitzpatrick, 86, of Leeds, AL, passed away on October 3, 2009. James grew up in Crestwood, NY. He graduated from Norwich University with a degree in mechanical engineering and was a member of the polo team. He was a veteran of World War II (Rainbow, 42nd Division) and was a prisoner of war for six months. James was an active and charter member of the St. Theresa Catholic Church in Leeds. He came to Leeds in 1948 as the plant engineer for Universal Cement. He was active in POW, VFW and the American Legion. James's favorite pastime was ballroom dancing.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Janice Brasher Fitzpatrick. James is survived by his wife, Reba R. Fitzpatrick; daughter, Nancy F. Wyatt (Timothy); step-daughters, Rebecca G. Williams, Susan W. Steele, and husband, Michael, and Alison W. Peters, and husband, Timothy; grandchildren, Emily W. Plumlee, and her husband, John, and Adam Thomas Steele; great-granddaughter, Jane Plumlee.
James was buried on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at Jefferson Memorial Gardens in Trussville.
Richard T. Margeson
Richard T. Margeson, 81, of Santa Monica, Calif., passed away on November 16, 2006. Richard died of cancer in Los Angeles. Richard worked for 3M and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. for many years. He was the former owner of the Gallery Restaurant in Goffstown, N.H.; after moving to California, he worked for Langer's Luggage in Los Angeles.
He was born in Boston and graduated from Huntington Preparatory School. He attended Norwich University before joining the Navy in World War II. After the war, he attended Dartmouth College. He was a supporter of the National AIDS society and worked on the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
He is survived by his longtime friends, David Jenkins; his former wife, Barbara; a son, Richard T. Margeson II; two daughters, Gail Cona and Beth Kneib; and six grandchildren.
Dr. Philip W. Munson
Dr. Philip W. Munson, 88, of Bradford, died peacefully Jan. 24, 2013, at Cottage Hospital in Woodsville, N.H.
He was born Aug. 18, 1924, in Gardner, Mass., a twin son of Dr. Earle W. Munson and Marion (Pierce) Munson. Philip was raised in Gardner, Mass., and graduated from Gardner High School in 1942. Philip and his twin brother were avid sports fans, playing sandlot baseball and football. They also loved to ski and play hockey. They were also known as master pranksters.
Following graduation, he attended Norwich University. He was drafted into the U.S. Army and trained at Fort Eustis, Va., with the 2nd Antiaircraft Training Battalion in 1943. He then attended Cornell University for pre-dental studies. He matriculated to the University of Nebraska and graduated from Nebraska Dental School in 1948. He was honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy in 1954.
On Dec. 22, 1946, in David City, Neb., he married Lujane Johnson. With fond memories of summer jobs at Lake Morey in Fairlee, they moved to Bradford to make their home. They resided in Newport, R.I., while serving in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War. He returned to his dental practice in Bradford in 1953. He was a lifelong member of the American Dental Association and the Vermont Dental Society. He was a member of the United Church of Christ in Bradford. He helped provide numerous opportunities for children in the Bradford area. He was a co-founder of Little League baseball and Babe Ruth baseball.
He was a founding father of the Bradford Lions Club junior high basketball tournament and Bradford Youth Sports. He was also instrumental in bringing Cub Scouts to Bradford. He was an avid supporter of the Hartford Post 26 Legion and their baseball program and was a member of the Charity Lodge 46 F&AM of Bradford. He was on the board of directors at Cottage Hospital and expansion committee for Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital.
He is survived by his wife, Vida (Perry) Munson; three sons, Stephen W. Munson and wife Dora, of San Diego, Calif., Dr. Robert P. Munson and wife Kathy, of Bradford, and Michael C. Munson and wife Denise, of Irving, Calif.; six grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; and stepchildren Alson Perry, James Perry, Lynn Perry, David Perry, Paul Perry and Connie White and their spouses, children and grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife, Lujane, in 1997; an infant son, David, in 1948; and his twin brother, Pierce.
Calling hours were held February 1, 2013 at Hale Funeral Home, Upper Plain, Bradford, Vt. A celebration of his life was held February 2, 2013, in the Bradford United Church of Christ in Bradford with the Rev. Karen Lipinzyck officiating. Interment will take place in the family lot in Sawyer Cemetery, Bradford, in the spring.
Donations in his memory may be made to Bradford Youth Sports, in care of Marvin Harrison, Wells River Savings Bank, Bradford, VT 05033, where a scholarship fund in his name will be established. The Hale Funeral Home of Bradford is in charge of arrangements. To view an online guest book, visit www.halefuneralhomes.com.
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"SGI and Altair are committed to delivering energy-efficient and affordable computing resources to the high-performance computing community," said Bill Nitzberg, chief technology officer for PBS Works at Altair. "With this project, we have taken a lead role in providing the enabling capabilities for power management in the age of exascale computing."
SGI Management Center is a comprehensive operational management application for technical computing, and is part of a suite of SGI software products that help companies optimize large scale system power usage and consumption effectively and efficiently, simplifying energy information into meaningful decision points. As part of this agreement, SGI Management Center will be more tightly integrated with Altair's PBS Professional for more optimal system performance and scheduling of resources.
"Exascale is forcing a redefinition of the way customers approach computing and systems management," said Christian Tanasescu, vice president of software product engineering at SGI. "Companies won't be able to simply apply or extrapolate the work done at petascale levels to maintain performance once they move to the exascale range, and this agreement allows us to tailor solutions for our customers that allow them to scale their workloads efficiently and cost-effectively."The goal of the collaboration is for SGI and Altair to deliver a set of software to efficiently manage large scale systems for performance, resilience, and power optimization. With this software, capacity planning can be based on available power, scaling to meet the changing power requirements of a specific job or an entire workload. Focus areas for the project include workload and application profiling, and power rate and load scheduling. The solution will enable intelligent scheduling based on power consumption, so users can run jobs on the most energy-efficient resource for a given application, or apply policies that allow them to schedule jobs when energy rates are at their lowest.
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The Vampire Diaries Sneak Peek: Cheers to Feeding!by Matt Richenthal at . Comments
Drink up, Vampire Diaries Fanatics! The CW has released a second sneak peek at this Thursday's "Because the Night."
In this clip, Damon, Rebekah and Elena are enjoying life as blood suckers free to feed and run amok in New York City. There's no Stefan to slow them down, but there are a few shots to get them going.
Watch the trio throw one back and listen to Damon as he explains how this routine relates to his time with Lexi in the 1970s:
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Let's all remember that this is a show about vampires. I think it's great that they are finally just being real vamps! Drink from people! I hope Elena has her humanity off for the rest of the season!
Ok, I'm done. Do the writers even remember their own storylines or do they simply forget them after 2 seconds? Lexie and Damon HATED each other. Damon even killed her just for fun! I'm so sick of the writers completely re-writing the story to make Damon seem likeable. The same thing as that horrible out of character flashback with him in the season 3 finale. And I completely agree with Mary! Why are the writers doing their best to make it seem like killing people and being jerks to everyone is cool? At this point I actually wish John & Isobel succeeded in killing all the vampires in season 1 because as the show is so clearly showing they were right in the assertion that all vampires (save Caroline and Stefan) are arrogant jerks by nature that will kill everyone for a little fun.
Rebekah should get out while she can. So glad she and Klaus are leaving for NO soon.
Now I hate Damon even more. They've even rectoned Lexi for him and not in a good way I might add. If Lexi was so helpful to him in turning his emotions back on why the fuck did he have to kill her in season 1? Lest we forget his emotions where on at that time. Mister "be bad with a purpose" could have turned ANY new vamp to kill in front of Car's mom. So why did it have to be the girl that has been helping out the 2 asshole brothers for the past century. Fucking ridiculous! Isobel was right, if you stick with those 2 fuckers you're bound to be doomed.
When did it become a bad thing to try and be good and moral. I get bad can be fun but still chill with the stefan bashing.. You gotta balance the good with the bad, otherwise but extrems suck.


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Saturday, January 5, 2013
Friday night sew in with friends
This was the first Friday in January which means FNWF,hosted by Cheryll ,it is always fun to know you are stitching with friends ,now most of these friends are on the other side of this great earth which means it was really Thursday night for me but hey I get a bonus night as I also stitched last night . So what did I accomplish ,well I successfully finished a UFO , that's right , not a big one but a recent UFO .
I also traced and cut some of the pieces for the wool penny rug I am doing with Melody , trying to catch up on blocks I am behind on . So that is my two evenings of work and thanks to Cheryll for being such a wonderful hostess and keeping us stitching together .
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy your day .
hugs Sheila
31 comments:
- shez said...
lovely projects Sheila and it will be great for you with these threads sorted.xx
- January 5, 2013 at 10:18 AM
- sunny said...
Love the stitchery - and a FINISH!!! I didn't get a chance to stitch last night, so I'm planning on spending my entire Sunday at the sewing machine.
- January 5, 2013 at 10:19 AM
- Terry said...
I love your little tree! And your embroidery threads look so pretty stored that way! :0)
- January 5, 2013 at 10:44 AM
- Fiesta said...
Sheila, your little tree is so adorable. Definetly a smart move to finish it and next year it will be part of your lovely Christmas display.
You won my aurifil thread giveaway so send me your addy .
- January 5, 2013 at 10:55 AM
- FleurBleue said...
Bonjour from France, just popped in from Cherylls to admire your work.
Doesn't it feel wonderful when you get something finished?
Fiona x
- January 5, 2013 at 11:02 AM
- Maria said...
I do love your Tree.. I have a thing for Christmas Trees.
Great finish and your threads look great in the new boxes...
- January 5, 2013 at 11:29 AM
- Needled Mom said...
Your finished tree is darling!
- January 5, 2013 at 11:55 AM
- Marjorie's Busy Corner said...
very nice stitchery, Sheila. You are so organized...lovely.
- January 5, 2013 at 12:38 PM
- Lesley said...
Love your framed tree! The plaid definitely looks great with it! Nice stitchery...I never did jump in to do that one, but I love what you are doing. And how many threads do you have? You now have a great way to organize them!
- January 5, 2013 at 3:55 PM
- Teresa F. said...
Love your stitchery. Nice projects and some great storage.
- January 5, 2013 at 4:39 PM
- Fiona said...
It's so fun having world wide activities so that we can take 2 nights for one!!! love the finished tree.. perfect borders...
- January 5, 2013 at 4:47 PM
- Jeanette said...
Beautiful finish Sheila. Love the stitchery in the hoop. Lovely storage idea for your threads. Hugs,xx.
- January 5, 2013 at 5:51 PM
- Quilting Chemist (Danette) said...
Your tree turned out beautifully, nice storage for your threads.
- January 5, 2013 at 6:31 PM
- marina said...
lovely little finished ufo. Ready for next year's gifting or decorating.
very well organised cottons!
- January 5, 2013 at 6:36 PM
- Noela said...
Good to have the Christmas stitchery finished and ready for next Xmas. What a great idea for your threads. Hugs....
- January 5, 2013 at 7:53 PM
- Michelle Ridgway said...
Such a sweet little stitchery Sheila and the plaid fabric looks great. Well done
Hugs :-)
- January 5, 2013 at 8:31 PM
- Anthea said...
Great stitching there and an early finish for 2013 too!
Isn't it so good to have threads organised?! So much easier x
- January 5, 2013 at 8:56 PM
- Carrie P. said...
love that little tree quilt. congrats on a finish.
- January 5, 2013 at 9:07 PM
- Val said...
I love the little tree quilt. Good idea to finish it now. Fabulous thread box. You certainly have lots of threads.
- January 5, 2013 at 10:18 PM
- Sisbabestitches said...
Well done on some fabulous work, don't ya just love stealing that extra night :) I love the plaid on the hanging, and now you already have something new for Christmas, yay! That storage system looks like it will be such a help! It was lovely stitching with you :)
- January 5, 2013 at 10:19 PM
- Annette Schultz said...
you are off to a great start for the new year with your stitching ....great storage idea to ... if I could only get that done with my fabrics......
in stitches
- January 6, 2013 at 12:20 AM
- Barb said...
I love your stitchery and wow...you have a lot of threads...
- January 6, 2013 at 1:27 AM
- Peg - Happy In Quilting said...
Lovely stitchery...
- January 6, 2013 at 2:54 AM
- Janet said...
You had a productive couple of nights and have a lovely hanging all ready for next Christmas!
- January 6, 2013 at 4:15 AM
- Charlie and Wendy said...
Your new little Christmas quilt is gorgeous, what a lovely finish!
- January 6, 2013 at 4:35 AM
- Cheryll said...
Just LOVE that border! Thanks for coming over for FnwF. I enjoyed it! :)
- January 6, 2013 at 4:54 AM
- Elyte said...
The plaid looks great around the cute little stitchery. A very useful storage idea.
- January 6, 2013 at 6:20 AM
- Marilyn said...
A lovely Christmas finish. That is a great storage system for your threads.
- January 6, 2013 at 8:47 AM
- PippaP said...
ohh what a lovely stitchery and a finish well done :)
- January 6, 2013 at 11:20 AM
- Judy said...
What a nice choice on the border fabric! Congrats on your first finish of the year, with many more to come, I'm sure. Organizing your threads that way is a great idea and it will be easier to find just what you want.
Enjoy your week,
- January 7, 2013 at 11:20 AM
- Nima said...
beautiful tree...i love it.
- January 8, 2013 at 9:59 AM


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3Nixon was asked about the presidential campaign of Representative Paul N. "Pete" McCloskey, R-California, but declined to answer on the grounds that the question was political. ↑
4A reporter had asked what Nixon would "do about the oversupply of goods in Vietnam. I understand we have enough telephone poles over there for 125 years and acres of trucks and other communications equipment." ↑
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U.S. Military Officials Visit USU Extension Research Project
A tour of Extension's FreeWays to Fuel (F2F) research project was conducted Aug. 16 at Utah State University's 20-acre safflower research field in Salt Lake
City. Those in attendance were Jeffrey Ward, deputy engineer
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Installation Management Command, Keith Eastin, former assistant secretary of the U.S. Army and current vice president of the Lo
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Dallas Hanks, Extension's F2F director, anticipates the Army will begin using this technique to decrease emissions, lower maintenance costs for the land and decrease pest pressures on the land.
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Extension Names Programs of Excellence
Two Utah State University Cooperative Extension programs recently received Program of Excellence awards in Extension's northern and southern regions.
Anita's A2Z Fruits and Vegetables program, created by Anita Raddatz of Sanpete County, received the Program of Excellence award for the Southern Region, and Mike Pace of Box Elder County and Clark Israelsen of Cache County, received the Program of Excellence award for the Northern Region for their applied research with safflower variety trails on irrigated and dryland farms.
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Extension welcomes Ricardo Ramirez and Claudia Nischwitz to its staff as they begin research in the department of biology at Utah State University. Ramirez will serve as the Extension entomologist and Nischwitz will work as an Extension plant pathologist.
Nischwitz began research in August on management of iris yellow spot virus in onion in collaboration with other USU scientists, fire blight of apple and pear and root-knot nematodes in turfgrass.
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I could call today's guest post a "straggler" from my Summer Reading series, but that might downplay its impact. Good things take time, as noted today by Samantha Katz, who along with a fellow graduate student at Northwestern University, won the the $10K Grand Prize in the 2009 DiabetesMine Design Challenge.
She was subsequently hired by Medtronic as a Global Product Manager for their evolving insulin pump systems (! – and she served as a judge in the 2010 Design Challenge). Now that she's an "industry insider," I asked Samantha to comment on the state of new insulin pump technology — and I found out that's she's learned a few things:
A Guest Post by Samantha Katz, of Medtronic Diabetes
I have to admit that I was pretty naïve when I won the 2009 DiabetesMine Design Challenge. The concept of an iPhone – which already contained so many great technologies like GPS, Bluetooth, and Monacle Augmented Reality – controlling someone's insulin pump and even continuous glucose monitoring system seemed pretty simple to me. I assumed the reason something like it was not yet on the market was design-related, and I figured the LifeCase & LifeApp System would be on the market in, say, two or three years, right?
Wrong. It has been over a year now, and for various reasons personal to me and Eric LifeCase & LifeApp is no closer to fruition. But even if we had chosen to pursue developing the system and somehow had corralled enough funding and talent to help us, there is no way we could have the product on the market in such a short amount of time.
That's because insulin pumps are complicated machines that safeguard health. They are extraordinarily complex to develop, especially if they have integrated continuous glucose monitoring, and no matter how many colors they come in or how flashy their marketing is they will never be pure consumer devices. When working in Medtronic's booth at ADA this past June, I would often hear impatient chatter about Medtronic's patch delivery system or Dexcom's delayed integration with Animas and OmniPod. All I wanted to do was remind people that this is not your PDA or iPod we are talking about. An insulin pump is a device that keeps you alive.
Because of that, insulin pumps also benefit from the oversight of the FDA and other regulatory authorities around the world. I say "benefit" because without regulation there would be little trust between patients and physicians and pump manufacturers, and that trust is what motivates physicians to prescribe pumps and entrust us with their patients. This trust also keeps people with diabetes on insulin pump therapy, which, according to several studies, is the best therapy for managing diabetes.
However, the FDA has very strict guidelines regarding the clinical data that is required before a device is approved. At Medtronic, safety is our top priority and therefore we have been working closely with the FDA to launch the most technologically advanced, safest pumps possible. I truly wish I could put every last bit of technology in our insulin pumps because I know that someone out there could benefit, but sometimes that is not feasible until the required data is available.
While this takes time, there are several signs that our industry is making strides. When taking a break from booth duty at ADA, I had the chance to check out AgaMatrix's WaveSense Direct Connect Cable and Debiotech's Jewel Pump and Android app. I am thrilled to see these advancements in the vein of my LifeCase & LifeApp System, and I know that small steps with the FDA in the short term will set the precedent for further advancement in the long term. All of the diabetes device manufacturers are working feverishly to automate insulin delivery and ultimately close the loop, and I believe that this sense of urgency sprinkled with a healthy respect for impeccable safety will get us there – perhaps it will just take a little longer than my initial estimate of two or three years.
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From Patty Hearst to O.J. Simpson to Lindsay Lohan to Casey Anthony, the people who seize and hold our imagination in tabloid news stories don't just do so because they're at the center of grippingly lurid events. When these stories really connect, it's because the people in them have an aura, an inimitable tawdry glow. (John Waters said, ''Everyone looks better under arrest.'' The best tabloid subjects look fantastic under arrest.) Joyce McKinney, the crazy-love Southern belle at the heart of Errol Morris' succulent, fascinating, and bizarrely touching documentary Tabloid, is one of those people.
You probably haven't heard of her, but back in 1977 she was a former beauty-queen contestant who gave up everything to stalk and possess the man of her dreams. He was a Mormon, and what happened blew up into a scandal that kept on giving. True love. Religious rage. Kidnapping. Bondage. The girl next door–turned–secret prostitute. And dog cloning! In photographs and home movies from the time, Joyce McKinney has a flirty kitten-with-a-whip innocence she's like Veronica Lake in go-go boots and Morris, interviewing her now, doesn't have to do much coaxing. She's perky and articulate and outrageously self-justifying. She offers her version of how, and why, she tailed her lover, Kirk Anderson, to England, abducted him from a Mormon meetinghouse, and took him to a cottage where she bound him to a bed and had sex with him for three days. The story may sound like an erotically charged version of Stephen King's Misery, but McKinney, who's very lucid about her own obsessiveness, convinces you that she wasn't just deranged but a true romantic out to save a man she felt (not without some evidence) had been brainwashed. She used sex to deprogram him.
That's the tip of the salacious iceberg. Why retell this story now? Morris, interviewing the Fleet Street reporters and photographers who covered the events at the time, wants to deconstruct the addictive, almost metastasizing power of how tabloid news stories work on us. At 88 minutes, Tabloid is short and sweet (it's pure movie candy), but by the end we've forged an emotional connection to Joyce McKinney at the deep core of her unapologetic fearless/nutty valor. And that's what really makes a great tabloid story: It's a vortex that's also a mirror. A