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Take a step back in time and visit one the castles around the Athlone area the 12th century Portlick Castle located on the shores of Lough Ree or 13th century Athlone Castle located on the banks of the River Shannon in Athlone town.
There is something for everyone to see in the centre of Ireland. Explore visitor attractions, ancient monuments and museums located within a short driving distance from Athlone. Kilbeggan Distillery, home to Kilbeggan whiskey, the Claypipe visitor centre in Roscommon, Belvedere house and Gardens in Mullingar, Clonmacnoise Monastic Site and much much more.
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These seasonal cruises, when ships relocate from one part of the world to sail in another, can offer as much as 70 percent off the price of regular voyages—though be prepared for more days at sea and potentially costly one-way flights. We asked cruise editor Jane Wooldridge to find the best ones.
Crystal Cruises, San Diego to Auckland, New Zealand; Cost per day*: from $212; 15 days
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Also interested in formatting the emails that are sent, but see no way to do it.
I'd be curious to find out if there is a way of NOT sending the input data.
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On Friday, an $80 million project opens in Union City, Tenn., that's called a "mini Smithsonian." Retail and real estate mogul Robert Kirkland is bankrolling the project called "Discovery Park of America". But the question is: Will anyone visit the place that's not really near anything in northwest Tennessee?


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29 Extortion is rife, robbery is epidemic, the poor and needy are abused, outsiders are kicked around at will, with no access to justice.' | 29 The people of the land practice extortion and commit robbery; they oppress the poor and needy and mistreat the alien, denying them justice. |
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New York Times Columnist Asks: How Do We End Poverty?
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Peter Edelman writes on ending poverty. Peter Edelman writes for The New York Times : We have the ingredients. For one thing, the demographics of the electorate a ...
Is the End of Poverty in Sight?
Originally Posted: 07/30/2012 - 10:20am | Type: Blog -
The Associated Press reports on new analysis on global poverty. The Associated Press reports on new analysis on global poverty: Poverty across the planet will be virt ...
Alabama Needs to Put People Before Profits
Originally Posted: 07/25/2012 - 11:19am | Type: Blog -
Living in poverty has always been a struggle, but in Alabama being poor could land you in prison. Living in poverty has always been a struggle, but in Alabama being poor could lan ...
Candidates Silent on Poverty
Originally Posted: 07/25/2012 - 11:10am | Type: Blog -
Earl Ofari Hutchinson examines the impact of poverty on American economy. Earl Ofari Hutchinson writes for The Huffington Post : The devastating impact of poverty ...
Kids Hit Hard By Economic Crisis
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USA Today reports on a new study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, called Kids Count. USA Today reports on a new study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, called Kids Count: ...
Working in Poverty
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Tuesday was the third anniversary of the last time the federal minimum wage was increased. Employee rights activists Mary Kay Henry and Christine L. Owens write for CN ...
'You Can Love Them:' A Child's Response to Homelessness
Originally Posted: 07/16/2012 - 1:51pm | Type: Blog -
My wonderful second graders realized that we are responsible for each other, that love and care means making a way for children and families living in shelters, cars, and hotel rooms to have housing, food, clo ...
Class and War
Originally Posted: 07/16/2012 - 10:21am | Type: Blog -
Chris Hedges has a fascinating piece for Salon on the betrayal of the most vulnerable by war. Chris Hedges has a fascinating piece for Salon on the betrayal of the mos ...
Tracking American Poverty
Originally Posted: 07/13/2012 - 1:45pm | Type: Blog -
Interactive graphs with historical data on poverty. Ever wondered how the poverty rate has changed over the years? And how that breaks down by various demographic categories? You ...
Cutting Assistance Programs Undermines the Church's Work
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If we ignore the needy in our midst by getting rid of one huge way to address that need, we are not following Jesus' example. On Wednesday, the House Agriculture Committee failed ...
Will the Real Ms. Middle Class Please Stand Up?
Originally Posted: 07/12/2012 - 1:04pm | Type: Blog -
What if the Jesus followers being disingenuously propped up as middle class demanded that their legislators tell the truth? Back in the day, there was a television show called "To ...
Churches Can't Be the Primary Social Safety Net
Originally Posted: 07/11/2012 - 2:04pm | Type: Blog -
Religion reporter Amy Sullivan has an interesting piece in The New Republic today on the politics surround the deep cuts to government food programs being proposed by the House Agriculture Committee. ...
Living in Poverty in America's Poorest City
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NPR report on the plight of the poorest in Reading, Pa. - the poorest city in the United States. NPR report on the plight of the poorest in Reading, PA - the poorest city ...
NYT: Struggling in the Suburbs
Originally Posted: 07/09/2012 - 10:19am | Type: Blog -
A New York Times op-ed this week examined the growing phenomenon of poverty in the suburbs. A New York Times op-ed this week examined the growing phenomenon of poverty in ...
Committing to End Poverty
Originally Posted: 07/09/2012 - 10:21am | Type: Blog -
It's time to stop ignoring the poor. Writing for The Huffington Post last Friday, Richard C. Leone asks: "So is a renewal of the war against poverty in ...
A Catholic Nun, A Teenage Girl, and Climate Justice
Originally Posted: 07/06/2012 - 10:57am | Type: Blog -
Communities across the globe are being affected by the impacts of climate change, from food insecurity to extreme temperatures, but those with more resources are better able to adapt. Climate change is having ...
The Disease of Building Theology in the Theoretical
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May we not only learn from our brothers and sisters in third-world countries, may we allow their life and practice to inform the voice of the Church global as much our best books, sermons, and lectures. ...
Is Homeless Crackdown a Sign of Compassion Fatigue?
Originally Posted: 06/18/2012 - 3:31pm | Type: Blog -
Atlanta, Phoenix, San Diego, Los Angeles, Miami, Oklahoma City and more than 50 other cities have previously adopted some kind of anti-camping or anti-food-sharing laws, according to the National Law Center on ...
Does the budget need a dose of morals?
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June 16, 2012 Sojo in the News Pasadena Sun ...
Why I Hate the Middle Class But Love Working Americans
Originally Posted: 06/15/2012 - 3:24pm | Type: Blog -
The Left is putting all its political capital into convincing Republicans to allow 98 percent of the Bush tax cuts to be extended, while arguing that people who make nearly 10 times as much as the average Amer ...
Jim Wallis, Tony Campolo to Teach at United Methodism's Wesley Seminary
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When Grandma Can't Eat
Originally Posted: 06/12/2012 - 3:18pm | Type: Blog -
As Congress continues to wage a war of political ideology over budget cuts and entitlement programs, they need to remember that these abstract policy debates have real consequences for millions of Americans. ...
David Barton: You're Poor Because You Don't Read the Bible
Originally Posted: 06/11/2012 - 12:38pm | Type: Blog -
David Barton is known for his "out there" claims, but his most recent is a keeper. Those who wish the see the wall of separation between church and state burned down have a rather ...
After Wisconsin: Hallelujah Anyhow
Originally Posted: 06/06/2012 - 12:06pm | Type: Blog -
Scott Walker has survived. Hallelujah anyhow. I say and say again: there are two responses to anything that happens in life—hallelujah and hallelujah anyhow. Those of us who suppo ...
Protecting Children From Gun Violence
Originally Posted: 06/05/2012 - 11:13am | Type: Blog -
Marian Wright Edelman and the Children's Defense Fund remind us in Protect Children Not Guns 2012 that 5,740 children and teens were killed by guns in 2008 and 2009. The e-ma ...
Are the Candidates Talking Enough About Poverty?
Originally Posted: 06/05/2012 - 8:56am | Type: Blog -
Plight of the 99 percent being ignored. Writing for The Huffington Post . Jeffrey P. Colin argues: "With election campaigning in full swing now, many of the u ...
Why Education Matters More Than We Know
Originally Posted: 06/04/2012 - 2:15pm | Type: Blog -
Improving education is key to addressing global poverty. For The Huffington Post , Robert Gallucci writes: Around the world, 35 million girls who should be in ...
A Decade After War, Sierra Leone Still Struggling to Find Peace
Originally Posted: 05/31/2012 - 2:26pm | Type: Blog -
In the aftermath of former Liberian president, Charles Taylor's conviction for war crimes this week, author Greg Campbell writes for The Atlantic that the children of neighboring Sierra Leone still suffer ...
Bono to the G8: Transparency, 'We Won't Have Food Security Without It'
Originally Posted: 05/21/2012 - 10:53am | Type: Blog -
"Crops need sunlight. So does resource extraction. Both need sunlight's disinfecting glare," Bono told the G8 symposium on food security and agriculture. "Isn't transparency the vaccine to preve ...
Grandiose Claims About God Poison the Common Good
Originally Posted: 05/16/2012 - 10:37am | Type: Blog -
The ugly political morass of 2012 isn't just Reaganism redux: It's not just another variation on the "trickle-down" delusion – make the rich rich enough and they will discover how to share ...
Tony Perkins Says Government "Crowding Out" Anti-Poverty Nonprofits
Originally Posted: 05/15/2012 - 10:11am | Type: Blog -
Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council says government is wrong way to handle poverty. In a heated discussion with MSNBC 's Martin Bashir , Tony Perkins of the ...
Mother's Week: Undervaluing Women
Originally Posted: 05/09/2012 - 1:11pm | Type: Blog -
For most of the other 364 days of the year, the lives of women and mothers are undervalued. There is a beautiful story that some Christians have learned to tell about motherhood. ...
Pentagon Gains as Billions Cut from Poverty Programs
Originally Posted: 05/03/2012 - 9:30am | Type: Blog -
From Politico : American soldiers learned the hard way not to walk down enemy trails in Vietnam — and certainly not twice. But here come the House Republicans, marching into the sunlight by shifting billions from poverty programs to the Pent ...
Cornell West and Tavis Smiley on America's New Working Poor
Originally Posted: 05/02/2012 - 11:41am | Type: Blog -
From Salon yesterday: Last Friday, the U.S. Government announced that 7.2 percent of Americans in the labor force earn so little that they are living in poverty. Reuters noted that the percentage of the working poor is the highest in at lea ...
Paul Ryan's Budget Inspired by Ayn Rand, Not Jesus Christ
Originally Posted: 01/09/2013 - 1:28pm | Type: Press -
April 27, 2012 Sojo in the News Brad Bannon ...
Having the Sisters' Back
Originally Posted: 04/26/2012 - 12:30pm | Type: SojoMail -
April 26, 2012 QUOTE OF THE WEEK "For years, we dreamed ...
Polarizing Politics by Defending the Declaration
Originally Posted: 01/08/2013 - 4:59pm | Type: Press -
April 25, 2012 Sojo in the News Andrew Walker ...
Having the Sisters' Back
Originally Posted: 01/08/2013 - 4:58pm | Type: Press -
April 25, 2012 Sojo in the News Jim Wallis ...
Having the Sisters' Back
Originally Posted: 04/26/2012 - 12:26pm | Type: Blog -
After an official investigation, the Vatican seems pretty upset with the Catholic Sisters here in the United States. After an official investigation, the Vatican seems pretty upse ...
Poll Shows Christianity Good for the Poor, Bad for Sex
Originally Posted: 04/12/2012 - 10:02am | Type: Blog -
WASHINGTON -- Americans feel the "Christian faith" has a positive impact on help for the poor and raising children with good morals, according to a new poll , but it gets a bad rap on its impact on sexuality in society. In a new study co ...
A Mile in Your Shoes
Originally Posted: 03/09/2012 - 2:09pm | Type: Magazine Article -
Joel C. Hunter We need to build understanding as well as skills to break the cycle of poverty, because our obligation as Christians is no ...
Conservatism and the Common Good
Originally Posted: 01/08/2013 - 4:27pm | Type: Press -
March 28, 2012 Sojo in the News Peter Wehner ...
Media Coverage Of Evangelical Christians Ignores Blacks And Latinos
Originally Posted: 01/08/2013 - 4:25pm | Type: Press -
March 28, 2012 Sojo in the News Nadra Kareem Nittle ...
Poverty 101: A Poem
Originally Posted: 03/27/2012 - 11:06am | Type: Blog -
A note from the poet: Two years ago, our church opened its doors and began serving meals to our community. The immense and overwhelming feelings I felt scared me and so I penned them in this poem. Working with ...
Faith Leaders and Lawmaker Criticize House GOP Budget on Press Call
Originally Posted: 01/08/2013 - 4:30pm | Type: Press -
March 21, 2012 Sojo in the News Casey Schoeneberger ...
GOP Budget Proposal: Faith Leaders Say It Is 'Immoral' And 'Irresponsible'
Originally Posted: 01/08/2013 - 4:30pm | Type: Press -
March 21, 2012 Sojo in the News Annalisa Musarra ...
Restoring Dignity
Originally Posted: 03/16/2012 - 1:47pm | Type: Blog -
A nonprofit in New York City founded by a young social worker leverages a network of resources to provide aftercare and safe housing for women who are victims of sex trafficking. ...
Ending Poverty in Our Time
Originally Posted: 03/14/2012 - 11:42am | Type: Blog -
Hearing about the injustice and suffering in our world can be overwhelming. The problems seem so insurmountable. Is it really possible to make a difference? Hearing about the inju ...
We Take Requests: Bono's Address to the 2006 National Prayer Breakfast
Originally Posted: 03/10/2012 - 10:27am | Type: Blog -
You asked for it. So here it is — an oldie but a goodie: Bono's keynote address at the 2006 National Prayer Breakfast. You asked for it. So here it is — an oldie but a go ...
Afternoon News Bytes: March 2, 2012
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"What Fat Burner do you recommend?" is, by FAR, the most common question I get asked. From housewives to professional bodybuilders, everyone wants to know what supplement(s) help burn fat.
Although I understand, I don't like the question. Calling something a Fat Burner means that it….well…burns fat. But the fact is, nothing makes your body just switch right over to burning fat – it isn't quite that easy. However, if your diet and training are causing fat loss, supplements like we're talking about will help you burn more fat than you otherwise would. But remember, pizza and fat burners don't mix. ;)
A more accurate term for supplements like we're talking about is thermogenic - meaning it increases heat production (and metabolism). You've probably heard the term thermogenic at some point.
Since we tend to take these supplements pre-workout to give us increased energy and alertness while decreasing muscle fatigue, we also often call these supplements pre-workout supps or pre-workout stims (as in stimulants). So I guess a more accurate title for this post would be…
A Fat-Burning, Thermogenic, Pre-Workout Supplement Dr Clay Recommends
Although I'm still a HUGE fan of Labrada's Super Charge Xtreme, the newest thermogenic we (my clients and I) have been using is Burn, made by True Protein. In addition to Burn being very affordable (less than $15 per bottle / 33 cents per dose), I also like that they list all the ingredients AND the amount of each ingredient. Here are a few noteworthy points about burn.
Why Burn is Good:
- Ingredients & Amounts are Listed (no 'proprietary blend' BS)
- It's Economical (11 cents per capsule)
- Good dose of Caffeine (3 caps gives you 250mg; 2 caps 167mg – not too much, not too little)
- Good dose of EGCG from Green Tea
- Has Synephrine (which could be considered ephedrine's little sister)
- Contains Yohimbine (to potentiate the Caffeine & Synephrine)
- Has Gugglesterones (which may help thyroid production)
- Also has Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA), choline, etc (which are basically 'good' for you)
About the only negative that I've come across regarding Burn is that seems to occasionally cause slight nausea; so far two of my clients have reported this. But it doesn't happen every time and it has only happened with two people, though I know far more using it. I suspect it's simply some ingredients irritating the stomach/intestines. You may also get a slight burning feeling in your stomach from time to time. This happens to me sometimes but it goes away in minutes. I think it's safe to say it's the cayenne pepper that's the culprit.
A quick word of caution: Burn is a serious thermogenic product that should only be used by healthy individuals for limited periods of time. If you have high blood pressure (hypertension), thyroid problems, anxiety issues, etc… this probably isn't the product for you. (Read the manufacturer warning here.)
Do NOT abuse any thermogenic, fat-burning supplement. I generally recommend taking a day or two off per week (at least), and only use a thermogenic for a few weeks at a time before taking some time off.
The key is to use supplements (especially stimulants), not abuse them.
Straight from the True Protein website, here are the ingredients:
Burn Ingredients
Capsules per bottle: 135
Serving Size: 3 Capsules
Servings Per Container: 45
Ingredients Per Serving (3 Capsules):
Synthetic Guggulsterones 99% Pure E&Z 20mg
Synephrine HCI 25mg
Yohimbine HCI 4mg
Caffeine 250mg
Alpha Lipoic Acid 100mg
Choline Bitartrate 100mg
Cayenne Pepper Extract 40,000 HUT 100mg
Acetyl L-Carnitine 100mg
Green Tea Extract >98% Polyphenols100mg
Vitamin B-5 20mg
Inactive Ingredients: Magnesium Sterate, Maltodextrin, Capsule (Gelatin).
Dr Clay's Burn Rating
If I were to rate Burn as a thermogenic, fat burning, pre-workout energy supplement, I give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars. It's not quite perfect, but it's damn good! It's certainly one of the best on the market.
All the best,
Dr Clay
PS – To see my blended protein recommendation from TrueProtein.com, go check out Dr Clay's Protein Recommendation. If you order anything from True Protein, use the discount code "DrClay" and you'll get 5% off your order. It's not much but it pretty much pays the shipping costs.


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Power to the People? Not if utilities have their say.
Solar capacity is growing. Rapidly.
Solar capacity is growing. Rapidly.
It is a glimpse into the future of how the world's rural poor could access electricity: off-grid, distributed, renewable, and most importantly, affordable.
It's the end of business as usual for fossil fuels. That's according to the latest report from the IPCC, released on Sunday.
Can ammonia become the world's go-to liquid fuel and renewable energy storage medium? One entrepreneur thinks it can.
Powered by solar panels and biomass, microgrids are spreading slowly across India, where 300 million people live without electricity. But can these off-grid technologies be scaled-up to bring low-carbon power to tens of millions of people?
...there were some major developments this week at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) that are critically important to solar and renewable energy.
It'll soon take just one day to get a solar permit in Chicago, thanks to a $750,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy.
Solar power is here, and it isn't just environmentalists saying it anymore.
Following on my recent post bidding Farewell to The Oil Drum, I'd like to have a look at what I view as our longer term future for energy production and consumption.
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#BlueChipBattles: Nov. 9
November, 9, 2012
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Think USC was left reeling after Max Redfield (left) decommitted this week? Not really. The Trojans appear to be zeroing in on Leon McQuay III (right). And then there's the nation's No. 1 recruit, Robert Nkemdiche, who decommitted Thursday. It's an open market in this week's #BlueChipBattles .
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The drop of water on the tongue, writes Gillian Clarke, 'was the first word in the world', and the language of water is the element in which these poems live. Ocean currents create histories and cultures -- the port cities of Cardiff and Mumbai; myths are born where great rivers have their source high in the mountains. A bottle of spring water contains the mineral elements of life; we can read the earth's deep history in arctic ice. We share the rhythms of migrations… (more)
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In June of this year, Apple announced a two-year migration away from the
PowerPC to an Intel CPU. Although this transition marks a pivotal point in Apple's
history, the ramifications to a wide-spread, dedicated, diverse PowerPC
user base may not be immediately obvious to the CPU agnostic end user.
Architecture religion aside, the PowerPC historically has offered an improved
price/performance/power-consumption/density ratio wherein particular high
performance codes are found to run at a much higher level of performance than
on their x86/ia64 counterparts. The scientists, researchers and cluster
administrators who prefer the PowerPC in their laptops, desktops and
clusters may find one of these three critical components suddenly removed from their
procurement portfolio.
In the Apple traditional of instantaneous old product removal from all
channels following a new product launch, and with no common knowledge as to
which platform will transition to Intel first, the PowerPC user base is
left in a game of Russian roulette.
With the backing of
Power.org, an active, relatively
rapid movement is occurring to fill the perceived product void by computer OEMs and software
manufacturers whose product and customer foundation is built on the Power
Mercury Computer Systems and Terra Soft Solutions, for one, have joined forces to bring
to market the dual 970 XR9. The XR9 is a 1U or 4U rackmount compute node
that offers a full-featured extended ATX motherboard and an array of
new-to-Power HPC components, including a user accessible service processor,
reprogrammable firmware, board-level monitor and controls and two independent
PCI-X buses.
The dual IBM PowerPC 970 CPUs on-board the XR9 are the same as those found in
the current PowerPC-based Apple Xserve product line, with an IBM Northbridge
born of the same family. This means code can be migrated easily from the Xserve
or BladeCenter JS20 to the XR9, where all are running Linux.
Traditionally, PowerPC has offered a strong computational architecture for
signal and image processing, where the on-board AltiVec unit enables 4 x 32-bit
processes to execute in parallel. With the introduction of the IBM
PowerPC 970, a CPU built from the union of a single core of a POWER4 and an
AltiVec unit, Apple's G5 and IBM's BladeCenter JS20 have found in-roads to
noteworthy supercomputing centers and sizable HPC clusters in a variety of
markets, ranging from geophysics to life sciences, from the Department of
Defense to NASA.
In comparison to Apple's 1U Xserve, the XR9 offers greater flexibility with
adherence to the extended ATX form-factor in both 1U and 4U rackmount chassis
and room for greater than 20 on-board SATA drives. The two independent PCI-X
channels make certain all hosted cards are running without conflict, at full
bandwidth. The on-board Flash ROM enables drive-less booting with use of the
forthcoming port of LinuxBIOS. And a user interface to the on-board service
processor reduces CPU load by assuming board-level monitoring and control.
The XR9 offers the following:
- Extended ATX mainboard
- Dual IBM PowerPC 970FX CPUs up to 2.4
GHz - IBM CPC925 North bridge with 16-bit 400MHz
HyperTransport cave, offering peer-to-peer access via reflected
forward looping, 16-bit bus between Northbridge and first tunnel/PCI-X
bridge and 8-bit buses between the tunnel/PCI-X bridge and south
Extensive I/O offerings:
- Dual Gigabit Ethernet
ports - Single 10/100 Ethernet port off South
bridge - 4 SATA channels
- ATA133 IDE interface (Master +
Slave) - 4 USB 1.1 ports
- Dual RS-232 port
- 2 independent PCI-X buses offering 3
PCI-X slots - Optional Infiniband PCI-X HCA supporting
dual 4X ports - Optional Serial FPDP PCI-X HCA
supporting dual 2.5 gbaud ports
PowerPC 405EP Service and Control Processor:
- I2C interface
- 10/100 Ethernet port direct to Service
Processor - RS-232 Serial port
- System Management Bus
Control - 32K NVRAM with Real Time
Terra Soft is known for Yellow Dog Linux and Y-HPC, Red Hat/Fedora-based Linux operating systems for a diversity of Power
architecture computers, including Apple's historic and modern PowerPC product
line. Since 1983, Mercury has provided component-level and system-level
solutions that span hardware, software, silicon IP and services for
aerospace and defense, telecommunications, life sciences, energy, electronics
manufacturing, education and research.
Under contract with Mercury, Terra Soft completed the board support package
for the XR9 in the spring of this year. Terra Soft's 64-bit Y-HPC operating
system is supported by IBM's XLC++ and XLF compilers and Mercury's middleware
optimized libraries.
Terra Soft immediately offers the XR9 with 64-bit Y-HPC Linux OS pre-installed
as turn-key server and HPC cluster configurations. More information is
Although Apple's announced migration to Intel was a shot heard round the world,
it it important to know that many OEMs specialize in Power
architecture products. Design and engineering teams are working hard to
quickly bring to market products that not only replace those commodity items
required to conduct business as usual, but improve upon the products
themselves and offer greater diversity.
Kai Staats is the co-founder and CEO of Terra Soft Solutions,
the developer of Yellow Dog Linux and Y-HPC for Power architecture
computers. Terra Soft's integrated solutions are trusted in
mission-critical enterprises, DoE, DoD, NASA and higher education
systems nationwide.
And what about the software ...?
It seems the Power.org really want's to push their Cell processor because everywhere, one can read about all the terrific features. But nowhere one can read about the applications running on the PowerPC. Why? Don't they recognise that you can't sell a system without the SW these days? Or do they think they have all the applications the ordinary users request? Or don't they know any solution? In that case they should have a look at wyoGuide (http://freshmeat.net/projects/wyoguide/).
I'm really wondering why the Power.org marketing their system so much before they have solved their biggest obstacle.
O. Wyss
It is clear that online Journ
It is clear that online Journals lack something very important found with nearly every paper mag: an Editor.
This is some of the worst writing I have ever seen:
"With the introduction of the IBM PowerPC 970, a CPU built from the union of a single core of a POWER4 and an AltiVec unit, Apple's G5 and IBM's BladeCenter JS20 have found in-roads to noteworthy supercomputing centers and sizable HPC clusters in a variety of markets, ranging from geophysics to life sciences, from the Department of Defense to NASA."
Quick solution to your proble
Quick solution to your problem, find another e-zine =) If you care about the quality of this zine enough to post negative feedback as an anonymous poster apply for an editorial job here, or offer an alternative.
what's more distrurbing: advertising dressed as news
what's more distrurbing is Linux Journal is allowing blatant advertising to appear in the editorial column. Shame on you, Linux Journal.
You can do better???
Oh boy...how quick the typical human is to trash another's work. I take it that YOU can do better? I MIGHT believe it when I see it.
Sloppy writing, lack of editing
Another reader says 'the worst writing I've ever seen.' Well, I'm an editor, & I've seen a lot worse, but but when I saw that multiple-slash 'ratio' I cringed. How the hell can you have a ratio of more than two values?
Worse was to come, & worse came.
Author: Edit your own work. One thought, one sentence. Run your writing through the keyboard again. Simplify, simplify.
Publisher: Hire editors, or go into some other line of business.
Editors: Don't shirk.
Of course you can have a rati
Of course you can have a ratio of more then 2 values.
Dont most recipes have more then 2 ingredients.
4 parts Rice: 2 parts broccolli: 3 parts Chicken: 8 parts water
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Corporate Connection- Stephen Whitley/ Schlumberger: "Technology Behind the Oilfield," ACES 2.402, Friday, October 9, 2009, 12:00 p.m.
Type of Talk: Corporate Connection
Date/Time: Friday
, October 9, 2009/ 12:00
Location: ACES 2.402
Host: FOCS
Talk Title: "Technology Behind the Oilfield"
lk Abstract: The exploration and efficient recovery of oil and gas has been
one of the most technically challenging activities for the last couple of
decades. As energy demands increase, and easier energy sources are deplete
d, the industry responds by maintaining a healthy commitment to R&D a
nd innovation. In this talk we will cover a set of these challenges starti
ng from acquiring data with enormous mobile sensor networks in environmenta
lly hostile environments, processing this data with massively parallel alg
orithms, creating and visualizing detailed 3D and 4D models of the subsurf
ace; simulating oil production based these models and optimizing oil field
development and production based upon combining these simulations with rea
l-time events. For each, we will look at the computer science implicatio
ns, how they are currently being addressed, and explore a few opportuniti
es for the future.
Speaker Bio: Stephen Whitley is the Chief Softwa
re Architect for Schlumberger, the leading oilfield services provider with
over 80,000 employees of 140 nationalities operating in 80 countries. He
has worked as a computer scientist in the oil industry for over 20 years an
d is currently responsible for developing the software architecture discipl
ine and technical strategy across the entire company. His system developme
nt experience covers the breadth of Schlumberger technology footprint and i
ncludes real-time systems for data acquisition, collaborating with NASA on
the transmission of high volume data, algorithms for supercomputers and m
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A Billings judge has scheduled a sentencing date of July 25 for convicted serial rapist Toby Eugene Griego.
On April 18, a 12-person jury convicted 42-year-old Griego of all 27 charges against him — including 10 counts of rape.
After five days of testimony, Chief Deputy Yellowstone County attorneys Rod Souza and Juli M. Pierce were able to prove Griego broke into the homes of four women, raping three of them, between the end of January and beginning of July last year.
Investigators said Griego left little or no evidence at the scenes of the crimes. But a forensic phone examiner with the Billings Police Department recovered deleted pictures and video from the rapist's cellphone that showed the attacks, and Griego's face, as the crimes were being committed.
Souza has said that Griego will undergo a psycho-sexual evaluation before the sentencing. That evaluation will help determine what level of sex offender — one, two or three — Griego will be designated at sentencing.
With his recent convictions in Montana, Griego will face a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole because of his criminal history in New Mexico, which includes the rape of a 16-year-old girl.


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August 17, 2010 9:33 am | by RealWire | News | CommentsTony Tomkys comes to BridgeHead Software from CommVault, where he was Business Director for Public SectorAshtead, UK - Tuesday August 17 2010 - BridgeHead Software, the Healthcare Storage Virtualization (HSV) company, today announced the appointment of Tony Tomkys to head up their sales...
BioMarin Initiates Phase 3b Study to Evaluate the Effects of Kuvan on Neurophychiatric Symptoms in Subjects with PKU
August 17, 2010 9:33 am | by Bio-Medicine.Org | News | CommentsNOVATO, Calif., Aug. 17 /- BioMarin Pharmaceutical Inc. (Nasdaq: BMRN ) announced today that the first subject has initiated treatment in a Phase 3b study (PKU-016) to evaluate the effects of Kuvan (sapropterin dihydrochloride) on neuropsychiatric symptoms in subjects with phenylketonuria...
Advanced Life Sciences to Participate in Key Infectious Disease Conference
August 17, 2010 9:32 am | by Bio-Medicine.Org | News | CommentsCHICAGO, Aug. 17 /- Advanced Life Sciences Holdings, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: ADLS ), a biopharmaceutical company engaged in the discovery, development and commercialization of novel drugs in the therapeutic areas of infection, oncology and respiratory diseases, today announced that the...
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The Institute of Technical Education marked the completion of its third and final mega campus at Ang Mo Kio today.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARKNatural products marketed as plant growth enhancers are becoming increasingly sought-after. Many of these products, typically produced by small companies with limited research capabilities, have not been tested in farm trials, nor have claims about product effectiveness been documented by scientific data. Researchers from the University of Copenhagen investigated the growth regulatory effect of Tea Seed Powder (TSP), a saponin-rich waste product from tea seed (Camellia sp.) oil production. The results of research appeared in the HortScience.
Tea Seed Powder, an ingredient used in products from Nor-Natur (a Danish manufacturer of natural horticultural and agricultural products), is a granulated waste product from Asian tea oil production. The product contains dried seeds of the species Camellia sp., whose oil had been extracted. The substance contains high amounts of saponins, believed to be the biologically active fraction of the extract.
Marianne Andresen and Nina Cedergreen tested the growth-regulatory effects of TSP using a three-step approach. First, laboratory tests investigated growth effect on sterile Lemna (duckweed) plants. "In this test system, indirect effects of pests and diseases can be excluded as well as an effect of improved nutrient uptake because the plants are grown under non-limiting nutrient conditions", the authors explained. In the second phase, TSP was tested in greenhouse studies on pot-grown beet, mustard, oat, and barley using two different application methods. Finally, strawberry plants were used in a biennial experiment to investigate the effect on fruit development and plant growth in the season of tea seed application and during the next year of cultivation. According to Andresen and Cedergreen, the results showed that extracts from TSP have a pronounced and direct physiological effect on plants, which can both increase growth and decrease growth depending on the ap
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WDW with severe COPD...any other tips?
My 70 year old dad has poorly controlled COPD (partly due to his being non-compliant, which is another topic altogether) and has a history of lung cancer 5 years ago with right upper lobectomy. He gets severely SOB just walking to the mailbox, exhausted from showering, etc. But this fall, he is going to go on a 4 night Dream cruise and then stay two nights at WDW with us in September for my daughters 4th birthday, and my mother and I are concerned about his ability to do so.
I have been very honest with him about the stamina required to tour Disney even at a snail's pace, and he says he understands, and is determined to 'get ready' for this trip. He is watching his diet and trying to control his blood sugar and also lose weight. Promises to use his Symbicort as directed, take his Albuterol nebs as directed, etc. He still refuses to use oxygen at home, although he has insurance approval for a home concentrator and portable tanks, he sent them back to the med supply company. I think he would benefit from it, but part of his denial is that as long as he doesn't use oxygen (even though he NEEDS it) his COPD isn't too bad. My mother is working on getting him to agree to at least let them bring the equipment back to the house. I think that on the cruise ship we can get by without an ECV, but the land portion worries me I have booked the Contemporary, have reserved an ECV for him, and am insisting that he bring his oxygen supplies with him. He will be able to park the ECV and use regular lines if they don't have too many stairs, I hope. He can stand in one place without a problem, or a slow-moving line. I know that the hot and humid weather is not going to help, but they live in Alabama, so it's not a huge adjustment. I'm trying to think of anything I can to help make this trip easier for him, and also for us. I have an active toddler who wants to go, go, go, and my in-laws are also coming along. We will be spending most of the time they are with us in the MK and Epcot. My DFIL has some mobility & health issues as well in the form of a knee that won't flex past 30 degrees, a-fib, and being 6'5 & 360lb. He is able to walk, but VERY slowly and deliberately since that knee doesn't bend very well to navigate curbs, stairs, etc. I offered to rent an ECV for him, but he says he doesn't need it. I am trying to get him to see that it would be beneficial to him so that 1/2 his day isnt spent inching down Main Street, i really cant make him realize the distances involved, just within the parks. I planned on perhaps getting a GAC for the both of them just to avoid long flights of stairs. Does anyone have any other tips or advice? Maybe just encouragement? Im still in the planning stages but I'm already becoming worried that their denial and unwillingness to accept help will make their trips more difficult than they already are and more stressful on the rest of us who are trying to help them.
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Definitely recommend a GAC. Would he use a walker That had a seat attached to it so he could sit down when he needed? Here is an example of one of those:http://www.walmart.com/ip/Hugo-Elite...-Blue/20440155
And for the oxygen, maybe you can get him a small portable oxygen tank. Here is a picture of one: http://www.shutterstock.com/pic.mhtml?id=90192346 Then, you could put the tank into a small backpack( like ones used for bike riders in carrying their water bladders) so it is " concealed" and out of the way. Hope this might help a little.
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A. The regular and official response for a request for a GAC for a mobility and/or stamina question is the suggestion that a wheelchair or ECV be rented. The real distances is going between the attractions; not necessarily the lines.
B. Please ask the following questions. Here are the suggested answers to go with them. 1. Are you disabled (even temporarily)? Yes. 2. Do the people you are traveling with, such as your family, know you are disabled? Yes. 3. Do you expect to meet anyone you know during this trip who may not know you are disabled. Probably No! 4. Do you expect to meet a bunch of people who you will probably never meet again in your life? Probably yes! 5. Is there any reason at all that you should care what these people think about you? Absolutely No!! 6. Will using a wheelchair or ECV make for a better vacation for you and your family? Absolutely YES!
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I know...I am going to be at the inlaws house all this weekend so hopefully I'll be able to talk to them about the chair. My dad (with the stamina issues) is definitely on board with the ECV. My MIL's husband is the one who says has no problems with stamina, just the mobility. I've been trying to tell them that I am worn out after a day there, and I can run miles at a time!
This board has given me a lot of ammo...I had time to read the FAQ and links on the way here. My dad had the portable backpack 02 at one time, so hopefully he will agree to bring it again. I think part of the problem is that he doesn't believe me when I try to talk to him about COPD being progressive and not reversible. He tries to blame his fatigue on his weight, or another illness, etc. I wish we could have all went to Disney sooner.
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I totally hear you about non-compliance with COPD. My stepmother still smokes 1.5 packs a day. That is why Dad has not been able to move back home after heart attack and stroke.
We are going again this year in November and she has been voted off the vacation island. I realized that this is also my vacation and I won't be happy with her there. I am not saying this is your situation. It is your dad and FIL and I have a lot of animosity about the way she has handled my dad's illness. Try to explain to your dad and FIL that this is a chance to experience magic and if they have issues then they are limiting yours and the rest of the families opportunities.
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What' sthe best way to allow this user input?
I'm building an entertainment website, and I'd like the bands to be able to update their own gig guide without have to deal with ftp and coding.
I'm not using a database, just php, and was wondering how I'd acheive the following:
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I'm working on an art catalog I was wondering wich kind of sans-serif font type could match with Trajan font.
The artist use trajan in his work and I would like to use it too in the book.
Looking forward your suggestion
How do you envision using the Trajan and the sans serif? Trajan is all caps, so I'm guessing it's not for body copy. Maybe you want the sans serif for the body copy?
Take a look at Scala Sans or TheSans to see if they're something like what you want, and also check out fonts like Ambigue and Charlotte Sans.
Hi jongseong,
I don't want to use Trajan for body but only for cover, title page and maybe some headlines.
Yes the sans serif is for body copy.
Thanks for suggestion.
Yes the sans serif is for body copy.
I see. Mundo Sans and Kievit are also worth a look.
Thank Again Jongseong,
I will probably use the Scala sans.
There's a new sans serif version of Trajan, called Trajan Sans. I blogged about it today: http://blog.webink.com/new-fonts-added/adobe-new-webink-web-fonts/
Of course, it's caps (and small caps) only, so may not meet your needs.
FWIW, my go-to sans for setting text is TheSans, either semi-light or regular, depending on the weight you need.
In your position, I'd also take a close look at Quadraat sans.
Quadraat Sans is a nice option, I think the caps have classical (Trajan-like) proportions. I might use Absara Sans over that, though. It's got less of an attitude, and would let Trajan do it's monumental thing.
The best trajanesque Sans out there is Lapidaria.
If you are using Lapidaria you may want to either avoid the Medior, or showcase them. If used properly it can make a great effect. (as long as it is pertinent, anyway)
For completeness's sake, Roma is another Trajanesque sans that was released since the thread was first started.
The lower case of all the types mentioned lacks the basic geometric construction of Trajan.
Of course, unless one goes down the Futura path, a nod must be made to the brush which underlies the Roman lapidary method, but that's all.
Dwiggins's Metro strikes the right balance — its capitals are remarkably faithful to the Trajan forms, and its lower case is geometric with just a hint of chirographic ductus.
I don't believe in the geometric construction of letters. Neither lowercase, nor uppercase.
If lowercase gets "constructed", Futura or – worse – Avant Garde is the Result. This path has never been overly promising.
Roma is an interesting take, though I'd rather put it in the *Incised* category rather than in the sans, just like Robert Slimbach's recent release.
However, the R of Roma disturbs me, the lowercase of it is an enigma to me.
B, E, R of Metro are not at all trajanesque to my eyes.
Another worthwhile recent sans is Trajana Sans. But for me, it's again the R which proves to be tricky.
> I don't believe in the geometric construction of letters.
Me neither*. But I extend that to any arbitrary construction,
including the "grid" imposed by chirography; for example
the bowls of b/d/p/q being consistent in my view imposes an
arbitrary, hence dysfunctional, constraint. Note that just like
geometric forms need compensation to become typographic,
so do any chirographic forms (the "Z" is an obvious example).
* I like calling Futura "Fartura". :-)
Huh. I think my own Hypatia Sans works pretty well with Trajan. This may be in part because I very deliberately used the Trajan proportions for the capitals. http://www.thomasphinney.com/2010/05/hypatia-sans-typeface-shipping/


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But, he added, "I don't think it's going to be the huge earthquake that some predict."
Prior to McCutcheon, a donor could not give the legal maximum to more than nine candidates before hitting one of the aggregate limits then set by federal law. Now, that restriction is gone, which illustrates why jumbo-joint fundraising committees could become attractive options.
Take the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee: This November, Senate Democrats will be defending 21 seats, and political observers currently rank more than a dozen as potentially competitive.
Or assume, for instance, that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee wants to aid its most competitive candidates.
Currently, two dozen incumbents have been named by the DCCC to its "Frontline" program, which seeks to assist vulnerable incumbents. And there are another 35 candidates who are part of its "Red to Blue" program, which aims to boost competitive challengers.
If the DCCC created such a hypothetical jumbo-joint fundraising committee — or whatever you'd like to call such a group — it could accept contributions of roughly $340,000, even as each beneficiary receives no more than the "base" limit.
Likewise, the National Republican Congressional Committee could itself establish a similar effort.
There are currently 15 members of Congress who have been named to the NRCC's "Patriots" program, which aids embattled incumbents, and there are more than six-dozen candidates who have emerged as potential contenders for its "Young Guns" program, which aids challengers.
Such a hypothetical jumbo-joint fundraising committee could receive contributions of more than $400,000 per donor per year.
While plausible, Dan Backer — the conservative attorney who helped Alabama businessman Shaun McCutcheon bring the campaign finance lawsuit that now bears his name — predicts that the number of jumbo-joint fundraising committees will be nominal.
"The administrative burdens are not linear and getting up to a level where you can distribute $250,000 is probably going to be more hassle than it's worth," Backer said.
History shows that politicians have been increasingly embracing joint fundraising committees, and the most prolific ones, in terms of financial success, have been tied to presidential candidates.
During the 2012 election, both President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney operated joint fundraising groups that often asked each donor to give $75,800 — the aggregate limit at the time. This money was then split between each man's campaign and various national and state-focused party groups.
If they chose to, lawmakers could rein in jumbo-joint fundraising committees — although Backer predicts such a move would be unlikely.
"Congress can just do away with joint fundraising committees, or apply an aggregate limit on joint fundraising committee checks," Backer continued. "But they won't because it wouldn't be in their best interest."


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