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SANTA CLARA, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/16/13 -- Open Compute Summit - Applied Micro Circuits Corporation (NASDAQ: AMCC) today announced that it has signed its contribution license with the Open Compute Project (OCP) Foundation, developing the first micro server board design specification based on the ARMv8 architecture. The design will leverage the AppliedMicro® X-Gene platform, the industry's first ARM 64-bit Server on a Chip solution.
As the first ARMv8 contribution to the OCP Motherboard Working Group, the new specification contributed by AppliedMicro will be the foundation for purpose-built cloud and enterprise server deployments specifically focusing on increased density and field serviceability resulting in a lower total cost of ownership (TCO).
"The X-Gene platform is designed to deliver unprecedented low power, high performance and integration, with the goal of changing the way servers are designed for cloud and enterprise applications," said Dr. Paramesh Gopi, president and CEO of AppliedMicro. "This purpose-built server on a chip and open source software deliver the cost efficiency, power and performance needed to serve evolving data center workloads. And, with X-Gene silicon slated to sample to key customers this quarter, an ARM 64-bit server motherboard design has the potential to reach the data center by the end of this year."
The new micro server design was showcased by Frank Frankovsky, chairman of the Open Compute Foundation and vice president of hardware design and supply chain at Facebook, during his keynote today at the Open Compute Summit. It is one of the first designs released for the Open Compute Project common slot architecture specification -- a specification that can accommodate all SOC architecture types -- that was also announced at the Summit.
"As the first to deliver silicon based on the ARM 64-bit architecture, AppliedMicro gives consumers an opportunity to evaluate the benefits of this compelling processor architecture in server motherboard designs," Frankovsky said. "An alternative processor architecture such as ARM, coupled with open source software, has the potential to radically increase the amount of compute power we can get from the energy we consume and the money we spend."
Gopi also presented at today's Open Compute Summit and noted that key customers will have samples in house this quarter. The server motherboard design featuring the X-Gene platform is being showcased at the Summit in the AppliedMicro Booth #A2, January 16-17 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara.
About the X-Gene Platform
As the world's first 64-bit ARM processor, the X-Gene platform combines ARMv8-compliant cores with advanced off-load engine capabilities unique to AppliedMicro. The new Server on a Chip solution has been purpose-built to deliver compelling performance for real-world cloud workloads at a fraction of the power and cost of existing solutions. Together, AppliedMicro and ARM co-developed the ARMv8 architecture, giving AppliedMicro a significant lead in enabling a new breed of public and private cloud servers.
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Applied Micro Circuits Corporation is a global leader in computing and connectivity solutions for next-generation cloud infrastructure and data centers. AppliedMicro delivers silicon solutions that dramatically lower total cost of ownership. Corporate headquarters are located in Sunnyvale, California. www.apm.com.
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Condoning Drone Use by PoliceSubmitted by bcfast on Sat, 03/30/2013 - 08:45
Found this article on the front page of MSN this morning, condoning the use of drones by police departments. Let the brainwashing begin!
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at least the comments are encouraging
I say: No! No! A thousand times no!
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Yeah, they've been laying it on pretty heavily....
In the past 2 days there was a Comcast / AP article about drones in which the first FOUR paragraphs (out of 8-9 total, I think) were dedicated to shamelessly extolling the great virtues of these things... even though the article's headline referenced the privacy concerns of Americans (which received just a couple sentences of "attention".).
(LOL! That's just plain BAD journalism... I mean, from a functional / mechanical perspective. But since MSM journalists are like government employees, what should we expect, right? Haaa!)
What would the Founders do?
You're absolutely right!
There are very few actual journalists anymore...most have become 'Winston Smith', and only promote the good of the state. There are a few 'Ben Swanns' out there...but very few. This is why I come to the DP multiple times each day, in an effort to LEARN THE TRUTH about what the hell is going on in the world and what I can do about it!
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The United Nations and Arab League special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi is in Damascus to persuade Bashar al-Assad, Syrian president, to comply with a four-day truce. He is proposing it begin during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, on October 26th.
"No, I don't think so [this is a plan that can work). We all of course hope the killings will stop - the Syrian civilians have suffered too much. In the last few days, we have had over 200 people killed every day but we have to notice that there is really no agreement even on how we begin a political process at this point in time. And so trying to put some sort of truce in that leads to a more expanded political process, I think [it] is totally unrealistic at this point in time."
- Salman Shaikh, director of Brookings Doha Center
Brahimi's call has drawn growing regional and international support, including from Turkey and al-Assad's main supporter - Iran. The veteran diplomat believes a temporary truce could pave the way for a political solution to Syria's 20-month long conflict.
Lakhdar Brahimi said: "We have talked about the importance of de-escalating the violence, and whether that would be possible, for the occasion of Eid al-Adha. The fighting would stop completely. We will discuss this and the Syrian situation in general."
Yet even a short-term humanitarian truce might be difficult to put in place. Activists are reporting sustained aerial bombardment by government forces across Syria's north.
Rebel fighters say they will put down their guns only if the regime does the same. Ahmet Davutoglu, Turkey's foreign minister said: "I call on all of those fighting in Syria to temporarily cease hostilities during Eid al-Adha, and if possible to also aim for a truce lasting beyond the holiday."
But previous ceasefires have been agreed to and then ignored. One in April collapsed after a few days, subsequently leading to the resignation of Brahimi's predecessor Kofi Annan.
Tens of thousands of people have been killed since the start of the Syrian uprising last year. Brahimi's plan for a break in the violence may just provide some hope to civilians waiting for a definitive end to the war.
To discuss the possibility of a cessation in violence, Inside Syria with presenter Hazem Sika, is joined by guests: Malik al-Abdah, a pro-opposition Syrian journalist; Christopher Swift - a fellow at the Centre for National Security Law at The University of Virginia and the author of the upcoming Book The Fighting Vanguard: Local Insurgencies in the Global Jihad'; and Salman Shaikh, the director of Brookings Doha Center, who has just written a report called 'Losing Syria and How to Avoid It'.
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The contentious plan to revamp the state's floundering retirement systems was overturned in State Supreme Court on Friday.
The high court knocked down the law not because of content, but because of how it passed. State law requires a supermajority for this kind of bill to progress. The legislature sent this one to the governor's desk with only the majority's approval.
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New Gold CEO Discusses Q2 2012 Results - Earnings Call Transcript
Before Mr. Oliphant provides us with an overview of the results, I will go through an abbreviated version of our forward-looking statements, which are also provided in greater detail on slide three and four of the presentation.
Some of today's commentary may contain forward-looking information for New Gold. In this respect, we refer you to our detailed cautionary note regarding forward-looking statements in the presentation.
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As well, regarding references to mineral, resources and other technical terms defined in National Instrument 43-101, we refer you to our detailed cautionary note to U.S. readers concerning estimates of measured, indicated and inferred resources in the presentation.I will now turn the call over to Randall. Randall Oliphant Thank you, Hannes. Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for joining us today to discuss our second quarter results, which we believe provide us with a strong momentum as we head into the second half of 2012. Slide five provides few of the second quarter highlights. Before I speak about our operations and development projects, I would like to mention two people who recently joined New Gold. We are absolutely delighted to have to have The Honourable David Emerson join our Board of Directors, and Ernie Mast joined our management team as Vice President of Operations. David Emerson has extensive experience in both, Canada's public and private sectors. During his time with the Government of Canada, he served as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of International Trade, and Minister of Industry. We look forward to working with David and believe our company should benefit significantly from him joining the board.
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|Feb 16, 2013, 08:09 AM
Sounds very familiar, Sebbe
|Feb 16, 2013, 08:15 AM
|Feb 16, 2013, 12:46 PM
Sebbe, you certainly are not alone.
I grew up on nitro from about 78 till I started flying electric in the mid 90's. Back then electric planes had little power and the local club, which I had been a member since I started flying, was not very inviting to me either. As a matter of fact, there was only one guy who thought the stuff I brought out was neat. I was even told not to fly my Kalt Wisper (early electric heli) because it was too loud! Are you kidding me?
My dad and I both quit the club and found some private property to play with our electric flying machines. Once Lipos hit the scene, we started having airplanes and helis that out perform any nitro powered one When this happened, the nitro guys just pretended not to see them, or maybe they though it was so far beyond what they knew that it didn't register.
Now I think a lot of my local club flies electric airplanes. There's so much exposure to electric flight in the mags and web sites these days, it's tough to avoid. I'd probably be welcome now.
|Feb 16, 2013, 02:23 PM
|Feb 16, 2013, 03:46 PM
Steve, Im just stunned that even if its year 2013, and electric flight has exploded in popularity, that at least here where I live its only starting to rise,, Im lightyears in front of most around,,, It is soooo nice to chit chat with soneone in same level or even beyond in person, but that doesent happen often, to shame.... thats when RcGroups is a saver
It would just be so much more fun to go to a field and knowing you are in the middle of knowledge there when it comes to electric... not to see 75% flying those brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr machines from late 90´s,,, makes me loose interest in flying...
Guess I have to be on my own with a few friends.....
Oh well, maybee in 10 years the electric will be big here..??
The only time when I feel there is mixed stuff here is on meetings, but that happens like twice per year..
the other strange thing is: almost all the guys on the club have connected electric flight with indoor or slowflyer, sometimes beginner flight/child flight... and for REAl masculine flight , it is brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... hehe,,, oh man, if they only knew the real potential of electric flight,,, Im sure some do, but for real. some DONT
There is even a club that flyes in a nearby old militar landingstrip, but they fly turbines and brrrrrrrrrr planes, there is like 5% interest in electric in that club...
well, lonely wulf is on his own ........ sometimes its hard to keep the interest up..
|Feb 16, 2013, 03:57 PM
to be real honest, the few times when I visit the clubs, hoping that it will feel different, but it never does... I get more out of talking to the people, like friends, then exchanging experiance in electric flight........ sometimes I stand there, watching one after one starting their brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr planes, sometimes they wont start, they sometimes trying to start the engines for like 100 times,,, whats wrong ???? then it prtt, prrrt prutt,, starts !! just by hearing that sound in air, 3-4 hours,,,and all the planes looks the same, are same size or big size, and flyes same speed..... well, when Im back in my car driving home, often my interest is lower then I arrived,,, thats why I try to keep up by my self,, dont want to loose the interest....
just wish I was a brrrrrrrrrrrrr guy somtimes
to clarify. I have nothing against brrrrrrrrrr planes, just sad the elecrtic interest isnt more here around...
GUYS,, sorry for long posts,,, no more brrr talk, wrong thread !!
|Feb 16, 2013, 04:05 PM
As neighbour countries I can tell you that the things are exactly the same on my side of Strömstad.... Most RC pilots here fly Cubs and second in popularity are Yaks and Extras. By all means - very nice planes and great fun for those interested, but what I have noticed is that everyone (with very few exceptions) that fly electric, have their whole setup supplied by HubbyKing... Ok it makes the electric world very available, but since it sets the standard the majority relates to and compares with, it's not going to catch that much interest IMHO.
We have a HP section in our national RC forum, and we have great discussions and exchange knowledge and experiences. The pity is that during 2012 there were only 7 pilots contributing to the whole thread!!!!!
|Feb 16, 2013, 04:15 PM
Same here Arctery, nitro still way more popular, and the people who fly anything but HK electric foam crap are pretty rare. A lot of parkzone foamies too though.
My favourite excuse is the typical ASP .46 powered chinese ARF spitfire, with the owner bleating on about how an electric wouldnt sound so realistic. I dont know of many 27L supercharged V12 RR Merlins that sounds like cheap weedwackers and spit smoke and slime everywhere. Better to be quiet than make noises like that
|Feb 16, 2013, 04:21 PM
Yup, those who are in the dark ages will never come out, that's fine with me
We all know that electric is the fastest these days anyhow. And will continute to get faster as the airframes and power systems evolve. Can't say that about slime....
|Feb 16, 2013, 09:02 PM
I dont mind the nitro guys, it's real fun to listen to their reactions. The first time I flew the Avionik it went from "that's a nice pink glider you have" to "that's to loud, we don't like your kind here"
|Mar 10, 2013, 06:14 PM
Hi guys! I've searched a lot but didn't find, so I have to ask... What is the prop mount to put in the back of a Scorpion HK-45 and how do I fix it?
Like in the second picture. Home made? Glue? Thank you.
|Mar 10, 2013, 06:30 PM
You mount a spinner/adapter to the shaft. You can cut the shaft so the spinner is right up against the motor.
|Mar 10, 2013, 07:45 PM
I mean like this:
Prop is installed in the back of the motor and spins with it.
|Mar 11, 2013, 05:14 AM
The motor is disassembled and the shaft is pushed through the "bell" so the shaft protudes from the bell end of the motor rather than the stationary end of the motor like standard.
I found a 45mm RFM spinner fits the HK45 6mm shaft nicely: http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showp...6&postcount=13
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The Food and Drug Administration can make two types of errors. It can approve a drug that has dangerous unanticipated side effects, or it can reject or delay approval of a drug that is safe and effective. Let's look at these errors, because to err on the side of under- or over-caution is costly.
It's a little thing, but it bugs me a lot.
If I die anytime soon - and I have no plans to do so at the moment - please see that the first paragraph of my obituary reads, "He was past president of the University of Georgia National Alumni Association." You can save for later paragraphs the part about my being often mistaken for Brad Pitt and my uncanny ability to put commas where they don't belong.
Ever since the 1976 election, I've understood the importance of voter turnout. My father was running for United States Congress in rural Georgia, having lost in 1974. He realized in early 1976 that running as a republican in Georgia, while Jimmy Carter was topping the democratic ticket, was going to be a hard feat to pull off, but confident of his ability to work hard, he trudged forward.
This past summer I travelled back home to attend the 50th year reunion of the class of 1964 of St Mary's High in Annapolis Maryland.
In 1913, an entrepreneur "said in many newspapers and over his signature that it would be possible to transmit the human voice across the Atlantic before many years." For that accurate assessment of reality, he was prosecuted for stock fraud. A U.S. District Attorney claimed that, "based on these absurd and deliberately misleading statements, the misguided public ... has been persuaded to buy stock in his company."
The director of the Secret Service, Julia Pierson, was questioned this past Tuesday by members of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform regarding lapses in Secret Service Performance. The hearing focused primarily on an incident that took place on September 19. Omar J. Gonzalez, 42, allegedly jumped the White House fence, ran across the White House lawn, ran up a flight of stairs and through the North Portico door. He then allegedly entered the entrance hall, turned left and headed into the East Room, where he was tackled and subdued. A knife was allegedly found in his possession.
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), sometimes called ISIS or IS, is a Sunni extremist group that follows al-Qaida's anti-West ideology and sees a holy war against the West as a religious duty. With regard to nonbelievers, the Quran commands, "And kill them wherever you find them, and turn them out from where they have turned you out." The Quran contains many other verses that call for Muslim violence against nonbelievers for the sake of Islamic rule.
It's one of those things so positively stupid it makes you think it might not be a bad idea.
As Mitt Romney assumes the role of presumptive Republican nominee, polls suggest a competitive general election matchup between the former Massachusetts governor and President Obama. Typically, both candidates poll in the mid-40s, while 10 to 12 percent remain uncommitted to either side.
Among these uncommitted voters, Rasmussen Reports polling shows that just 22 percent approve of the way the president is handling his job. Seventy-two percent (72 percent) disapprove. As for intensity, just 2 percent strongly approve, and 40 percent strongly disapprove.
I'd like to think I'm in complete control of my life, but I'm wise enough to know that it would just be a fancy-pants illusion - a convenient myth to help me survive another night without screaming into my pillow in a major case of self-pity. I know I'm not in charge of my life. If those people are right, and it really "takes a village," then I'm just another hapless village idiot, relying on strangers and their beautiful gifts of kindness to help me through the day. In fact, I probably owe my life to ...
The best advice longtime local attorney Don Ballard ever got came from an unusual source, and he's never veered from it. It became his personal, professional and political mantra that he follows to this day. Back in 1952, Ballard set up his law practice in partnership with the late Col. C. C. King in downtown Covington. Col. King was the father of beloved local historian, Charles C. "Charlie" King Jr., now 97.
Not long afterwards, Ballard won a seat in the state House of Representatives, in a district that included Newton, Rockdale, Morgan, Jasper and Putnam Counties. "I had ...
Recently the Obama Administration effectively outlawed coal as a fuel source and it underscores the importance of Congress severely curbing the authority of regulatory agencies. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a new rule to regulate CO2 emissions from power plants, which would effectively ban new coal power plants, as its emissions standards are too low to be met by conventional coal-fired facilities.
Once again the Obama administration has usurped the power of Congress, denied the Constitution and used dictatorial powers to issue self serving regulations through his Federal agencies. Our freedom is being chiseled away on a daily and ...
Do you really think if the state takes control away from local school boards to establish charter schools as the upcoming constitutional amendment proposes, they will do it better? If so, you are smoking rope. Once our legislators get control of the process, there is no guarantee that they will do what they say.
As evidence, look at how the Legislature has gone back on its word regarding special fees that were to be collected and spent for such things as environmental cleanup, drivers' education and other purposes.
Do you really think if the state takes control away from local school boards to establish charter schools as the upcoming constitutional amendment proposes, they will do it better? If so, you are smoking rope. Once our legislators get control of the process, there is no guarantee that they will do what they say.
As evidence, look at how the Legislature has gone back on its word regarding special fees that were to be collected and spent for such things as environmental cleanup, drivers' education and other purposes.
I have been musing lately about the different responsibilities that men assume or assist with in the running of a household. There is a large gap between men of my husband's age and men of my daughters' ages.
My husband assumes responsibility for mowing the lawn, at least the middle of the lawn or what can be reached by a riding lawn mower. But most other yard chores belong to me. I prune, weed and water. He does, however, maintain a vegetable garden and is justifiably proud of its produce. My husband is in charge of the car and ...
Last week saw the conclusion of the 2012 legislative session. The House finished voting on most of the remaining Senate bills, and then worked through the many situations where differing versions of bills had passed in the House versus the Senate. These are resolved by either agreeing with the other chamber's version of the bill, or by standing firm and appointing legislators to what is called a "conference committee." The conference committees try to reach a compromise version of a bill, which must then be approved by both chambers. However such differences are resolved, the final few days of ...
James Cameron - filmmaker and Hollywood superstar - just took a trip to the bottom of the ocean.
I've been in Europe for going on three weeks now, and I'm ready to come home. I miss my family, my bed, my friends and my guitars. I miss big steaks, cold sodas, twisted Southern English and rock and roll. I even miss our stupid American electoral circus, the lame tabloid-like coverage of our party-hardy political parties and the inert populace that thinks "insightful news analysis" is a reporter droning on about which politician said which "bad word" in which public forum. I miss all of this - warts and all - and I want it back. Europe is lovely ...
Media coverage now implies that the U.S. Supreme Court will determine the fate of President Obama's health care law. But nothing the court decides will keep the law alive for more than a brief period of time.
There are three ways the health care law could meet its end. The first, obviously, is the Supreme Court could declare some or all of it unconstitutional in June.
It seems the Republican presidential primary is wending to a close with the stars aligning behind the ultimate candidacy of Mitt Romney to take on President Obama in the general election. Don't you think it's time for a nice, deep breath? All together, now: Inhale the pure, fresh air of these cool mornings and exhale all the polluted air filled for these many months with bitterness, rancor, ugliness, pettiness and deadly dares more befitting a prison yard brawl than a contest leading to the door of the White House.
Arizona Sen. John McCain, a veteran of presidential campaigning ...
Spring is now officially upon us, although the weather we have had lately makes it feel like spring came and went around 2:47 a.m. Tuesday morning, and we headed straight into summer.
Normally we accept this with good grace because we know that our Northern friends are still digging out of snow, but that has not been the case this year.
How many of you grew up reading about a superhero who had amazing powers and who flew around town fighting crime while looking snazzy in a form-fitting costume? Come on; you know you read about Superman or Wonder Woman or other comic book heroes, and you wanted to be just like them. You wanted superpowers, and if you had any fashion sense, you wanted a snazzy cape with your initials on the back. Maybe you haven't given up hope. Maybe you still want superpowers, even if you're willing to compromise on the costume. I know which superpower I ...


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My Journey from 322
I am the heaviest I have ever been. Wife and I started this program back in November, just before Thanksgiving / birthdays / Christmas. In hindsight, big mistake. We made it that much tougher on ourselves. We managed to stick with it about 3 weeks and fell off the wagon. We saw really good results, but it was just so hard resisting temptations with the holidays.
We started it up again yesterday and are 200% committed to seeing it through this time. I dont care how bad I may feel or miserable I could get, I am not stopping this. I have to keep reminding myself that I have no choice. If I continue on like I am, I will end up dying in front of my son from a heart attack or other obesesity related issue. That is unnaceptable for me!
Ok, off my soapbox!
I am on day one now! My first weigh in back in november I was 322. I weighed yesterday for my first appointment now, and was at 316. My goal weight is 210lbs. I will be absolutely thrilled when i break back down into the 200s again.
Here we go. This train aint stopping until I am healthy again! Choo Choo!
Move forward with conviction because you can do it. Settle into tbe idea that its a lifestyle change... learn about why low carb / medi works, read gary taubes, watch the fathead video, you tube video sugar the bitter truth. Good luck to you and your wife!!
Good luck, MediMan! I made it into the 200's a few weeks ago and am now working towards my next goal of getting below 250. Just stay focused and don't get discouraged! You can do it!!
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Onsea House Country Inn & Guest Cottage Bed & Breakfast Arusha
Official Contact Details - Onsea House Country Inn & Guest CottagePhone: +255 784 83 32 07
Voted as best luxury bed and breakfast in Arusha. Enjoy greater comfort and better food than any guesthouse or restaurant, with more personalized service and privacy than in a hotel.
- Price from 120 USD / Day
- 5 bedrooms
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Onsea House Country Inn & Guest Cottage is perched on a hill providing unparalleled views across the Maasai steppe, the Monduli Mountains and the unrivalled spectacle of Mt. Meru, the 2nd highest mountain in Tanzania. An idyllic setting for spectacular sundowners and a truly rural feel only 7 minutes from Arusha town centre and a convenient 30 minutes from Kilimanjaro International Airport.
The cosy and tranquil Country Inn consists of 2 double suites opening onto the shared terrace. The adjacent self contained Guest Cottage, each room with private wooden balconies, can easily accomodate 6 people. All rooms feature tastfull decorations and African hardwood four poster beds, mosquito nets and en-suite bathrooms. 2 extra private bedrooms are available when the owners are not around.
Onsea House is voted and strives to remain the best luxury bed and breakfast in Arusha with greater comfort and better food than any other guesthouse or restaurant, with more personalized service than in a hotel and more privacy than a lodge resort.
The outdoor Jacuzzi and floodlit swimming pool with lawn bar are a great place to prepare or wind down in style from a safari or mountain climbing adventure. Other features include tropical gardens, walking trails, lounge, terrace, pooltable and cocktail bar.
Onsea House is also a recognized centre of culinary excellence. The Belgian chef-manager Axel prepares a fusion of exquisite European and African delights based on seasonal specialties. The place is however not an open restaurant. You need to book a table in advance to taste the freshly made table d'hôte brasserie dishes.
The name Onsea is a derivate from the Panthera Onca - known as jaguar - and is the American brother of the African Panthera Pardus, known as leopard. The Belgian owners Dirk & Inneke Janssens-Onsea have founded Onsea House in July 2006 and plan to further finetune it as boutique hotel. The owners are happy to share their in-depth local knowledge. They can provide tips on what to discover nearby, local events and safari planning.
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Overall view of the LHC, including the ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb experiments. (Image: CERN)
Overall view of the LHC. View of the 4 LHC detectors: ALICE, ATLAS, CMS and LHCb. (Image: CERN)
The Dark Sector Lab (DSL), located 3/4 of a mile from the Geographic South Pole, houses the BICEP2 telescope (left) and the South Pole Telescope (right). (Courtesy: Steffen Richter, Harvard University)
A view of the top of the nearly completed NOvA far detector in northern Minnesota. The detector is made up of 28 PVC blocks, each weighing 417,000 pounds, and spans 51 feet by 51 feet by 200 feet. When it is completed and filled with liquid scintillator, the far detector will weigh 14,000 tons. (Courtesy: NOvA collaboration)
Workers at the NOvA hall in northern Minnesota assemble the final block of the far detector in early February 2014, with the nearly completed detector in the background. Each block of the detector measures about 50 feet by 50 feet by 6 feet and is made up of 384 plastic PVC modules, assembled flat on a massive pivoting machine. (Courtesy: NOvA collaboration)
A welder works on the first superconducting radiofrequency cavity installed at RHIC. Superconductivity allows the cavity to operate at higher voltage than conventional cavities, thus producing a stronger focusing force for ion beams. After commissioning, the cavity should further increase RHIC's collision rates. (Courtesy: BNL)
At the heart of the PHENIX detector (top), a silicon vertex tracker (green layers behind the "X" shaped black structure in bottom image) surrounds the point where collisions take place. Together with forward silicon vertex trackers at each end of the barrel (one being adjusted by technician Mike Lenz), these components identify and count the decay products of particles made of heavy quarks streaming out of RHIC collisions. (Courtesy: BNL)
Technician Mike Myers checks components of stochastic cooling "kickers," which generate electric fields to nudge ions in RHIC's gold beams back into tightly packed bunches. This system of squeezing and cooling beams has produced dramatic increases in collision rates—and the data coming out of RHIC. (Courtesy: BNL)
The central portion of the Heavy Flavor Tracker (HFT) being installed at RHIC's STAR detector (top), and the surrounding portion before installation (bottom). The HFT will track particles made of "charm" and "beauty" quarks, rare varieties (or "flavors") that are more massive than the lighter "up" and "down" quarks that make up ordinary matter. (Courtesy: BNL)
ASACUSA (Courtesy: Yasunori, Yamakazi)
Electrostatic protocol treatment lens. The purpose of this device is to transport Antiprotons from the new ELENA storage beam to all AD experiments. The electrostatic device was successfully tested in ASACUSA two weeks ago. (Courtesy: Maximilien Brice)
Electrostatic protocol treatment lens device transport Antiprotons new ELENA storage beam AD experiments successfully tested ASACUSA
The deployment of each of the 86 IceCube strings lasted about 11 hours. In each one, 60 sensors (called DOMs) had to be quickly installed before the ice completely froze around them. (Courtesy: IceCube/NSF)
The IceCube Lab under the stars. The IceCube Laboratory at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, in Antarctica, hosts the computers collecting raw data. Due to satellite bandwidth allocations, the first level of reconstruction and event filtering happens in near real time in this lab. Only events selected as interesting for physics studies are sent to UW–Madison, where they are prepared for used by any member of the IceCube Collaboration. (Courtesy: Felipe Pedreros, IceCube/NSF)
An aurora australis illuminates the IceCube Lab. The IceCube Laboratory at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station, in Antarctica, hosts the computers collecting raw data. Due to satellite bandwidth allocations, the first level of reconstruction and event filtering happens in near real time in this lab. Only events selected as interesting for physics studies are sent to UW–Madison, where they are prepared for used by any member of the IceCube Collaboration. (Courtesy: Keith Vanderlinde, IceCube/NSF)
Photomultiplier tubes capable of detecting as little as a single photon of light line the top and bottom of the LUX dark matter detector. They will record the position and intensity of collisions between dark matter particles and xenon nuclei. (Courtesy: Matt Kapust, Sanford Underground Research Facility)
LUX researchers, seen here in a clean room on the surface at the Sanford Lab, work on the interior of the detector, before it is inserted into its titanium cryostat. (Courtesy: Matt Kapust, Sanford Underground Research Facility)
White Teflon lines the interior of the LUX detector, to better gather faint signals of light that will be recorded by the photomultiplier tubes (center). (Courtesy: Matt Kapust, Sanford Underground Research Facility)
The LUX dark matter detector suspended in its protective water tank. The detector is a titanium cryostat—that is, a vacuum thermos—that will keep xenon cool enough to remain a liquid, at about minus 150 degrees F. (Courtesy: Matt Kapust, Sanford Underground Research Facility)
The LUX co-spokespersons—Dan McKinsey, left, of Yale University and Rick Gaitskell of Brown University, pose on the top deck of the LUX experiment, 4,850 feet underground in the Sanford Lab. (Courtesy: Matt Kapust, Sanford Underground Research Facility)
Nanofabricated chips of fused silica just 3 millimeters long were used to accelerate electrons at a rate 10 times higher than conventional particle accelerator technology. (Courtesy: Brad Plummer/SLAC)
The key to the accelerator chips is tiny, precisely spaced ridges, which cause the iridescence seen in this close-up photo. (Courtesy: Brad Plummer/SLAC)
The nanoscale patterns of SLAC and Stanford's accelerator on a chip gleam in rainbow colors prior to being assembled and cut into their final forms. (Courtesy: Matt Beardsley/SLAC)
Composite picture of stars over the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile. (Courtesy: Reidar Hahn/Fermilab)
Composite picture of stars over the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile. (Courtesy: Reidar Hahn/Fermilab)
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Two old pros show the kids how chemistry works in a romantic comedy in "And So It Goes," a love-the-last-time-around romp that'll give its target audience the warm fuzzies.
Diane Keaton dons one stylishly kicky outfit after another – hats included – trills "La di dah," or words to that effect, and all is well in this high-rent corner of Connecticut, where the perfectly-coiffed Michael Douglas plays her permanently grumpy Realtor neighbor.
They fight, flirt, annoy and court like it's 1979. This Rob Reiner comedy has the Oscar-winning heir to Hepburn and the Oscar-winning Son of Kirk in grandparent mode, just a couple of spry old-timers forced together when the granddaughter he never knew moves in and prefers the company of the neighbor lady, who cannot stand him.
Oren Little (Douglas) is waiting on that one last big sale before retiring in tony suburban Bristol. After 44 years in the business, he's selling his priciest listing – an $8 million mansion that was his home. Widowed, he drives to showings in his vintage Mercedes convertible, himself immaculately turned out, the house immaculately staged. It's overpriced, but telling him that sets him off.
"Wiggle room" to Oren is another way of saying "extortion," as "rape is just another form of affection." Yes, he goes nuclear in a heartbeat.
His neighbors in the charming waterfront fourplex he's downsized to have to contend with rudeness, selfishness and general boorishness, which his second martini only accentuates. The little boys of one neighbor have a code phrase for cranky Oren: "TOO MUCH NOISE!"
Leah (Keaton) is a widowed lounge singer who fronts a jazz combo (Reiner plays the toupeed piano player) who cannot get through a set without talking about her late husband and weeping. The tactless Oren is the last guy she'd be interested in, age-appropriate or not – even after Oren shares his own widowhood woes.
But when his estranged, ex-junkie son (Scott Shepherd) shows up and drops Oren's granddaughter, Sarah (Sterling Jerins), on Dad as he heads off to prison, Oren's crankiness endures its toughest test. Leah steps in and that throws the two adults together, awkward though his pick-up lines eventually turn out to be.
It's all adorably light, aside from the odd, jarring moment when Oren has to face the ultra-realistic addicts of his son's former life.
Mercifully, the movie isn't about the child. But the jokes, sight gags and comic situations never aim higher than cute and often fall short. Oren is kind of a half-hearted ogre, and Keaton's Leah is half-greatest hits performance, half-wardrobe, with that wardrobe looking like half the picture's budget.
Still, seeing these veteran players go through their paces, find their comic rhythms and probe for laughs where many a laugh has been found before is not a bad thing.
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Nicholas Hoult is having a moment. In the last year he's taken part in an international blockbuster (Clash of the Titans), seen his breakout British TV series get a headline-making American remake (MTV's Skins) and has filmed the highly anticipated X-Men: First Class. That latter gig also got him a starring role in Bryan Singer's Jack The Giant Killer, but the money train isn't stopping anytime soon. Summit Entertainment announced today that Hoult will star in its forthcoming zombie romance Warm Bodies, an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Isaac Marion.
Jonathan Levine (The Wackness, upcoming 50/50) will adapt the novel and direct the film, which centers on an existentially tormented zombie who begins an unlikely friendship with the girlfriend of one of his victims and starts a chain reaction that will transform him and his fellow zombies. Production is set to begin this summer for a likely 2012 release.
The concept is very promising, as is the film's director, who I've been a fan of since 2006's All The Boys Love Mandy Lane. But I'm not yet sold on Hoult. Sure, he's turned in some decent performances (About A Boy stands out), but like Taylor Lautner, who has picked up big paychecks for future films without proving that he can open one on his own, is relatively untested as a leading man. And in a picture like this, which will require him to play a hopeless reanimated romantic, there's a lot riding on his competence as an actor. I'm not comparing him to Lautner (a golf course has more range than that meat sack), I'm just saying that I don't believe that he can carry a picture yet. Let's see how his take on Henry McCoy fares this summer...
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This hotel is located in Bangkok (Ramkhamhaeng), close to Mall Ramkhamhaeng, The Mall Bangkapi, and Ramkhamhaeng University. Also nearby are Rajamangala Stadium and Nine Center Rama 9.
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In addition to a restaurant, The Patra features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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The Patra features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This Bangkok hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, a porter/bellhop, and a television in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
The Patra has designated areas for smoking.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
- Breakfast fee: THB 250 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: THB 200 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
- Airport shuttle fee: THB 500 per vehicle (one way)
- Deposit: THB 1000 per stay (cash only)
- Rollaway bed fee: THB 600 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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Outdoor Pool, Grounds, Terrace, Sun Deck
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The apartment was so comfortable, clean and convenient. This part of Tenerife was much quieter than Puerta de la Cruz where we headed next.The seaside promenade and excellent surf were delightful. The breakfast and other meals at the hotel were of a high standard. The manager Elizabeta made everyone feel so welcome and had loads of information on hikes and other activities in the area. The cost of the apartment was very reasonable and we felt we got excellent value for money, particularly since the staff made such an effort to be friendly and kind.
pool and plants in hotel due to many German guests, they have a lot of different bread to offer at breakfast
At arrival at around midnight: NO warm water !!! At leave at around 5 a.m.: NO warm water!!! water pressure was low all the time, it took up to 7 minutes till warm water was available It is NO apartment: there is no oven, just a kettle... internet (WLAN) is only working in the reception, my room was next door to it, but connection was NOT possible!! They try hard to get you to eat at their restaurant, even telling you there is only 1 shop in the village, although there are app. 6... too much "guten Morgen" in stead of "buenos Díaz", just german TV channels
Price is ok. Rooms are large.
Cleanness could be better. the staff assume that everybody is German - nobody speaks english. Rooms need more fresh air, have no conditioner.
Beautiful location, apartment, personnel, service, everything! Very quiet, great breakfast. Allowed to check out till 6pm. Loved the mountains, and the sea water pool.
Very comfortable appartement, each with balcony, big swimming pool, nice and green hotel (despite the not so nice village), great buffet for breakfast, quiet place, well located to visit and hike into the Anaga region. Excellent value for money.
1) the pillows 2) all guests and even the staff assume that everybody is German. I would prefer "buenos dias" to the systematic "guten tag" ...
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It somehow gives me great comfort to know that this happens to others. Though you are a thousand times better than I am when it comes to whipping it back into some shiny, sexy beauty.
My story is usually that the kids get too grabby, so I move the knife to a safer place. I think it is dry and good to go, but while I am out at the grill my wife is using it to slice limes for her drink, watermelon for the kids etc. We eat, dishes pile up, knife is hidden, and when I do the dishes in the in the morning I find a nicely freckled blade -- often times with a rectangular chunk of cantaloupe still stuck to it giving the patina a nice random-box effect.
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Recently someone who shall remain unnamed knocked mw whole knife kit into the steam table at work. How long it was in there I'll never know. When I found my bag later I remember it was hot and soaked through. I'm like, "Why is my bag hot?" My rehandled carving fork was totally ruined so I had to drill the scales off and start over on it. Many knives were rusted but fixable. However my Mioroshi Deba was beyond repair with my limited tools. The pitting was so deep in the ura it needed to be reground and also re mirror polished. This was returned to Konosuke at my own cost at about $300. Most of that price is actually just the shipping and customs.
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