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The Guardian's Political Science blog post by Alice Bell about the Memorandum of Understanding between the UK Natural Environment Research Council and Shell, reminded me of a nagging issue that has concerned me for a while: to what degree GIS contributed to anthropocentric climate change? and more importantly, what should GIS professionals do?
I'll say from the start that the reason it concerns me is that I don't have easy answers to these questions, especially not to the second one. While I personally would like to live in a society that moves very rapidly to renewable energy resources, I also take flights, drive to the supermarket and benefit from the use of fossil fuels – so I'm in the Hypocrites in The Air position, as Kevin Anderson defined it. At the same time, I feel that I do have responsibility as someone who teaches future generations of GIS professionals how they should use the tools and methods of GIScience responsibly. The easy way would be to tell myself that since, for the past 20 years, I've been working on 'environmental applications' of GIS, I'm on the 'good' side as far as sustainability is concerned. After all, the origins of the biggest player in our industry are environmental (environmental systems research, even!), we talk regularly about 'Design With Nature' as a core text that led to the overlays concept in GIS, and we praise the foresight of the designers of the UNEP Global Resource Information Database in the early 1980s. Even better, Google Earth brings Climate Change information and education to anyone who want to downloaded the information from the Met Office.
But technologies are not value-free, and do encapsulate certain values in them. That's what critical cartography and critical GIS has highlighted since the late 1990s. Nadine Schuurman's review is still a great starting point to this literature, but most of it analysed the link of the history of cartography and GIS to military applications, or, in the case of the volume 'Ground Truth', the use of GIS in marketing and classification of people. To the best of my knowledge, Critical GIScience has not focused its sight on oil exploration and extraction. Of course, issues such as pollution, environmental justice or environmental impacts of oil pipes are explored, but do we need to take a closer look at the way that GIS technology was shaped by the needs of the oil industry? For example, we use, without a second thought, the EPSG (European Petroleum Survey Group) definitions of co-ordinates reference systems in many tools. There are histories of products that are used widely, such as Oracle Spatial, where some features were developed specifically for the oil & gas industry. There are secretive and proprietary projections and datums, and GIS products that are unique to this industry. One of the most common spatial analysis methods, Kriging, was developed for the extractive industry. I'm sure that there is much more to explore.
So, what is the problem with that, you would say?
Fossil fuels – oil, coal, gas – are at the centre of the process that lead to climate change. Another important thing about them is that once they've been extracted, they are likely to be used. That's why there are calls to leave them in the ground. When you look at the way explorations and production work, such as the image here from 'Well Architect', you realise that geographical technologies are critical to the abilities to find and extract oil and gas. They must have played a role in the abilities of the industry to identify, drill and extract in places that were not feasible few decades ago. I remember my own amazement at the first time that I saw the complexity of the information that is being used and the routes that wells take underground, such as what is shown in the image (I'll add that this was during an MSc project sponsored by Shell). In another project (sponsored by BP), it was just as fascinating to see how paleogeography is used for oil exploration. Therefore, within the complex process of finding and extracting fossil fuels, which involves many engineering aspects, geographical technologies do have an important role, but how important? Should Critical GIScientists or the emerging Critical Physical Geographers explore it?
This brings about the more thorny issue of the role of GIS professionals today and more so with people who are entering the field, such as the students who are studying for an MSc in GIS, and similar programmes. If we accept that most of the fossil fuels should stay underground and not be extracted, than what should we say to students? If the person that involved in working to help increasing oil production does not accept the science of climate change, or doesn't accept that there is an imperative to leave fossil fuels in the ground, I may accept and respect their personal view. After all, as Mike Hulme noted, the political discussion is more important now than the science and we can disagree about it. On the other hand, we can take the point of view that we should deal with climate change urgently and go on the path towards reducing extraction rapidly. In terms of action, we see students joining campaigns for fossil free universities, with which I do have sympathy. However, we're hitting another difficult point. We need to consider the personal cost of higher education and the opportunity for well paid jobs, which include tackling interesting and challenging problems. With the closure of many other jobs in GIS, what is the right thing to do?
I don't have an easy answer, nor can I say that categorically I will never work with the extractive sector. But when I was asked recently to provide a reference letter by a student in the oil and gas industry, I felt obliged to state that 'I can completely understand why you have chosen this career, I just hope that you won't regret it when you talk with your grandchildren one day in the future'
The end of the 'ARC/INFO driving licence' era
29 October, 2009
The discussion about the future of the GIS 'profession' has flared up in recent days – see the comments from Sean Gorman, Steven Feldman (well, citing me) and Don Meltz among others. My personal perspective is about the educational aspect of this debate.
I've been teaching GIS since 1995, and been involved in the MSc in GIS at UCL since 1998 – teaching on it since 2001. Around 1994 I was contemplating the excellent MSc in GIS programme in Edinburgh, though I opted to continue with my own mix of geography and computer science, which turned out to be great in the end – but I can say that I have been following the trends in GIS education for quite a while.
Based on this experience, I would argue that the motivation for studying an MSc in GIS over the past 20 years was to get the 'ARC/INFO driving licence'. I use ARC/INFO as a metaphor – you can replace it with any other package, but ARC/INFO was the de facto package for teaching GIS (and its predecessor ArcGIS is today), so it is suitable shorthand. What I mean by that is that for a long time GIS packages were hard to use and required a significant amount of training in order to operate successfully. Even if a fairly simple map was needed, the level of technical knowledge and the number of steps required were quite significant. So employers, who mostly wanted someone who could make them maps, recruited people who gained skills in operating the complex packages that allow the production of maps.
The 'ARC/INFO driving licence' era included an interesting dissonance – the universities were telling themselves that they were teaching the principles of GIScience but the students were mostly interested in learning how to operate a GIS at a proficient level to get a job. I've seen and talked with enough students to recognise that many of them, in their daily jobs, rarely used the spatial statistical analysis that we were teaching and they mostly worked at 'taming the beast', which GIS was.
As expected, at UCL there was always a group that was especially interested in the principles of GIScience and that continued their studies beyond the MSc. But they are never the majority of the cohort.
The model worked well for everyone – universities were teaching GIS by a combination of principles and training of specific packages and the students found jobs at the end and joined GIS departments in different organisations.
The disruption that changed this arrangement started in the late 1990s, with Oracle Spatial starting to show that GIS can be integrated in mainstream products. The whole process accelerated around 2005 with the emergence of GeoWeb, Free and Open Source GIS (FOSS GIS) and the whole range of applications that come with it. Basically, you don't need a licence any more. More and more employers (even GIS consultancies) are not recruiting from GIS education programmes – they are taking computing professionals and teaching them the GIS skills. Going through an MSc in GIS to be proficient with a tool is not necessary.
So in an era in which you don't need a licence to join the party, what is the MSc in GIS for?
The answer is that it can be the time when you focus on principles and on improving specific skills. Personally, that was my route to education. I started working in GIS software development without much more than high school education in 1988. After hearing people around me talking about registers, bugs, polygons and databases I was convinced that I must understand these principles properly. So I went for a degree that provided me with the knowledge. In the same way, I would expect that MSc programmes cater for the needs of people who gain some practical experience with operating geospatial technologies and want to learn the principles or become specialists in specific aspects of these systems.
We already see people doing the MSc while working with GIS – currently studying an MSc by distance learning or in the evening is very popular and I expect that this will continue. However, the definition of what is covered by GIS must be extended – it should include everything from Bing Maps API to PostGIS to ArcGIS.
I can also see the need for specialised courses – maybe to focus on the technical development of geospatial technologies or maybe on spatial statistical analysis for those who want to become geographical information analysts. I would also expect much more integration of GIS with other fields of study where it is taught as a tool – just look at the many MSc programmes that currently include GIS. I'm already finding myself teaching students of urban design, development planning or asset management.
All in all, I'm not going to feel sorry that the 'ARC/INFO driving licence' era is coming to its end.
UPDATE: a more detailed version of this post appeared in Cartographica, and can be accessed here or email me to receive a copy.
AGI GeoCommunity '08 – some reflections
1 October, 2008
The AGI GeoCommunity '08 is over – and it was a great conference. Building on the success of last year, the conference this year was packed with good papers and with 600 delegates. I found the papers from Joanna Cook, of Oxford Archaeology, about the use of Open Source GIS as the main set of products in a business environment, and from Nick Black, of CloudMade, on Crowd Sourced Geographical Information especially interesting.
What is especially good about the AGI in general, and the conference in particular, is that unlike other forums that cater for a narrow audience (say mainly neogeographers in Where 2.0, or academics in GISRUK), the AGI is a good forum where you can see vendors, commercial providers, veterans and new users all coming together to talk about different aspects of GI. Even if they disagree about various issues such as what is important, having the forum for the debate is what makes this conference so valuable Just look at the blogs of Ed, Adena, Joanna, Andy and Steven for such a debate to see that there are issues that people will argue about quite fiercely – which is a sign of a great conference.
I'm especially pleased with the success this year of bringing in people from the academic community who presented papers and attended the conference. This interaction is very significant as, through our teaching programmes, we are actually training the people who will join this crowd in the future, and we should keep an eye on the trends and needs of the sector.
For example, one of my conclusions from the conference is that the existing 'business model' of the M.Sc. in GIS programmes, which was, inherently, 'we'll train you in using [ArcGIS|Mapinfo|other package] so you can get a job', is over. The industry is diverging, and the needs are changing. Being a GI professional is not about operating a GIS package.
We should now highlight the principles of manipulating geographical information, and, as Adena Schutzberg commented during the debate, train people how to ask the right questions, and to answer the most important 'So what?' question about the analyses that they are producing.
We should also encourage our students to participate in forums, like the AGI, so they continue to learn about their changing world.


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very nice earring and size but faulty
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Very nice size and diamonds were nice but leverback on one was very loose and faulty hinge!These would have been great on regular leverbacks and Dangling so that you could at least still keep the earring and buy another leverback if it broke!I had to send back,I didn't want to risk loosing them! Its disappointing because I have a ring that matched perfect in size, shape and diamonds!!I had also been waiting a long time for a great deal which I did get but they just didn't work out, sorry!I will keep watching to see if a dangle lever one comes up!!Thanks!
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I read the previous reviews so I wasn't surprised by the size. Personally, I think the size is perfect. I got it in the rhodium plate but I think the gold would look stunning too. The best part of this earring is the sparkle of the diamonds. For the sale price, it's practically a steal. Any one can tell they are real diamond earrings from the way the little stones catch the light. The would never guess the tiny price I paid for it. The only reason why it doesn't get a perfect score is because the lever back are a bit loose and fragile. I would hesitate to sleep in this earrings for fear of crushing the lever back. However it is more than secure enough to wear throughout the day without having to worry about losing them. Buy these, they're beautiful!
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Bought these larger version last year and loved them!!! One fell out of my ear after putting them in securely--good thing I tried them out first in my home. It was a time consuming search.Took them to my jeweler to have the loose lock fixed, which he could not do--but cleaned them instead. The so-called diamonds looked like melted plastic! Heartbroken I sent them back. (rose gold) They were just a great size, and hung just in the right spot on my ears. The back closure started lower and thus the magnificent 'fleurs de lys' hit just the right spot on my (Slavic) jawline to look more than gorgeous...wanted them as a 'wear every day earring'. I could not exchange them since they were all sold out. Very often I browsed through K.A. website on TSC to check-- IF.... waited a long time. I was elated to see these finally back, although not in rose gold. Ordered the yellow gold and waited with great anticipation. They did not sit as well on the ear as the original. More of the closure showed around the ear-hole, and it sat lower -- first strike. Smaller than last years--disappointment-- strike two. The "presence" was just not the same. I placed them on securely and walked around the house to check out their staying power. NONE! Alarm bells went off. Finally found that lost earring too and made sure it stayed on before leaving for downtown. (placed a band aid on the back!) I kept checking the earring from time to time and finally let go of my worry...got back home hours later, looke in the mirror while getting ready for bed, and found the earring gone. My heart skipped a few beats in shock and sadness...looked all over the house again for the 3. time -- strike three -- GONE.... Retraced all my steps where I had been that day, and physically went out to look for the lost earring the next day. No-one had seen or found one...probably laid lonly n some street. Needless to say, I was heartbroken again! I have never had this kind of problem with any other earrings, and these I had loved more than any other pair. I now have one which is put away out of sight. What a disappointment!!! I did call the shopping channel, they suggested to write this story. I had wanted to purchase another earring (one)at the same 'blockbuster price-- it was worth a try!!!? The omega style backings are much more secure for an expensive earring. I have a pair of diamond earrings which I am afraid to wear because of the post and back only. Still think that these earrings had a faulty 'fastening' system. M - Incomplete Heartbroken in Montreal
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E-911 is an LG Sciences energy supplement. Energy supplements are typically used during bodybuilding workouts to increase pumps and help the bodybuilder last through a workout. This supplement could be used as a fat burner because stimulant ingredients increase heart rate and metabolism. Ingredients are included as part of a proprietary blend which makes it hard to determine whether they will be effective for fat loss.
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The Section of General Internal Medicine (GIM) has become the largest section in The University of Chicago, Department of Medicine. Our faculty members have been recognized nationally for their distinguished leadership in medical education, medical ethics, health outcomes, and health care disparities research. As a former University of Chicago trainee in General Internal Medicine and Pediatrics, I am delighted and honored to lead our Section, building upon our tradition of strength and growing in new and exciting directions.
Our General Internists are a multi-talented, collegial, and energetic group. Collaboration is the rule rather than the exception: the MacLean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics, the Diabetes Collaborative and the Program on Medicine and Religion, to name a few, reach across the campus, community, Midwest and nation to form partnerships with social scientists and colleagues at other institutions. Many members of the General Internal Medicine faculty play key leadership roles in medical education at The University of Chicago serving as directors for the internal residency program, medical student courses and fellowship programs. We take pride in "teaching the teachers" through several faculty development programs, CME offerings and our fellowship programs.
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The Euro 10 is a perfect entry level European cruiser style of electric bike. It combines Italian styling with Japanese technology and takes the newly redesigned Euro 10 to new heights in performance and looks.
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Designed by the Japanese and built to exacting standards, this 7th generation e-bike packs a performance punch. 14" lightweight alloy wheels, silky smooth suspension, and great ergonomics. State of the art electronics including the all new Matsuyo controller unit, lightweight tubular chassis, low center of gravity and redesigned hub motor gives this e-bike amazing acceleration and handling. Front Kaiser brakes will bring the Euro 10 to a quick stop when you need it. Plenty of lockable storage onboard including locking rear cargo box offers enough room to stow away all your belongings.
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MEDFORD, Ore. – Oregon may have its earliest flu season in the last 10 years. Health officials say they have seen a jump in diagnosed flu cases, well above the average. Cases are up in this past week, and health officials are telling people to get vaccinated.
To give you an idea at how quickly the flu has spread in our area, in the second to last week of 2012, Oregon was below its normal seasonal threshold for the flu. Then last week, it jumped to double the normal level. Jackson County Health Officials say its an earlier flu season than normal.
Typically, Oregon's number of confirmed cases peaks in February. saw 20 patients come in with flu symptoms this past week, higher than what they normally see this time of year. Jackson County Health says Oregon is now seeing the same rise in flu cases that officials are diagnosing throughout the country.
Jackson County Public Health says the best way to fight off the flu is to get the vaccine. The Center For Disease Control says this season's vaccine is 98% effective against the flu strains that are out there right now. For more of the latest updates on Oregon's flu season, click here.


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Anderson Candy Shop
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Politico has just announced it will be launching a subscriber service, Politico Pro, next February. According to a press release, Politico Pro's expected staff of forty journalists will provide "high-impact, high-velocity reporting on the politics of energy, technology and health care reform" for political and policy professionals. At what price? $2,495 for the first subscriber to a single vertical such as energy; and after that, $1,000 for each additional subscriber—to any vertical—from the same organization. CJR assistant editor Joel Meares spoke to Politico executive editor Jim VandeHei today about what Politico Pro will provide that Politico doesn't, who they're looking to hire, and what might be next for the dominant Beltway publication. This is an edited transcript of that conversation.
Was Politico Pro something you had in mind when you first started Politico?
It's been knocking around the past year or so. The last six months is when we became really intensely interested in the idea and thought that it could be a big success. But it wasn't always our intention. When we started Politico our focus was very much on an advertising-based product. The longer we've been in this market, the more familiar we've become with what readers need and want. And it became pretty abundantly clear to us that there was a real opportunity in the subscription model here in Washington, much like there was an opportunity for Politico in late 2006, early 2007. You look at the market and it gives the appearance of being oversaturated and over-served. In '06 we thought that wasn't the case. We actually thought that the market was underserved, that people here weren't getting enough coverage of politics and governance, and they weren't getting it quickly enough, or in a way that comported with how political junkies and political professionals were living their lives.
When we looked at the paid subscription market here in Washington we walked away with the sense that it's a very similar situation. There are a lot of different companies that do different aspects of in-depth policy coverage, but very few of them do it in a way that we think comports with how political and policy professionals live their lives—they're not getting the information in real time, they're not getting it in quick bursts that comport with the hectic nature of their lives, and they're not getting enough of the personality and the politics intertwined with policy so they can understand in a 360 degree way what's happening in any given area at any given time.
Who are these political junkies that Politico Pro is for?
It's a pretty broad market. It's people who work on the Hill, work in the administration, lobbyists, think tanks, academics, learning institutions, and, maybe on the margins, hedge funds—people in New York trying to figure out what's really happening in Washington so they can make wise business decisions. It's a small group when you look at it as a mass media consumption market, but it's a pretty large market when you look at it as a business proposition and whether or not you can crack in there and make money doing really aggressive, high-quality reporting.
How will Politico Pro differ from Politico?
It's being set up as an entirely separate entity, with new staff from top to bottom, because we don't want to do anything that would weaken our existing site. In fact, we're hiring even more people for the existing site. So what people get now for free, they're going to continue to get more and more of.
Think of Politico Pro as a Politico for the energy sector or Politico for the technology sector. We're going to dig really deep into the committees that matter, the agencies that matter, the people in the political world outside of government, lobbyists, academics really cover what's happening. We're going to give people an indication of what's likely to happen next, who the players are, who matters, who's up, who's down, who's getting along, who's not getting along. It's going to be exponentially more information tailored to what these people care about, what they do for a living, and how they live and breathe their professional life in a way you don't get on the existing political site, which tends to focus on much broader issues such as Washington governance, its politics, Congress, the White House, and 2012.
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The 12th Mission in the California Mission Chain Founded 14 September 1791 by Father Fermín Francisco de Lasuén |
Naming of Mission:
"Santa Cruz" means "Holy
Cross" in Spanish. The full Spanish name of the mission is "Misión
la exaltación de la Santa Cruz," named after a feast day in the
Church calendar which occurs on September 14: The Exaltation of the Holy Cross,
celebrating the Christian symbol of the cross on which Jesus was crucified.
The church was completed in 1794. It was 112 feet long and
29 feet wide.
South of San Jose and the San Francisco Bay area on Monterey Bay's northern edge.
The mission was founded on 14 September 1791 by Father Lasuen. The first Padres here were Alonzo Salazar and Baldomero Lopez. They wanted the mission to be near good water to help them with growing their crops as well as to have good drinking water. To help them get started, other missions gave the new mission supplies and animals. This was very helpful for the new Fathers at the mission. The first church was built of adobe bricks and used the native Redwood for lumber. The roof was thatched as were many of the early missions. The traditional tile roofs came later. Since the first mission was built next to the San Lorenzo River, the Padres thought they would have good water to use. They did, but during the rainy season, the river was known to overflow. It did so soon after the mission was built, washing it away. The floor of the first church also was made of dirt which didn't offer a good foundation whenever the rains came. The second site was chosen on the top of the hill.
The mission did better on the top
of the hill than it had by the River. The new church had a bell tower with nine
bells in it. The church was completed in 1794 and was 112
feet long and 29 feet wide. Mission Santa Cruz grew crops and raised
animals like all the other missions, but they also utilized the Redwood trees
which were in the area abundantly. All the missions received lumber from the
Santa Cruz Mission. The two local Native American tribes here were the Ohlone
and the Zayante, but they were eventually just known as the Santa Cruz Indians.
In 1797, The new pueblo of Branciforte was built just a few miles from the mission
causing the Padres much consternation. The town was mostly populated by ex-convicts
and people with criminal pasts. The very vices the Padres were helping the Natives
to let go of were the ones espoused by the people of the pueblo. It caused great
troubles for the mission, even the robbery of the mission while the Padres were
In 1840, there was a strong earthquake which knocked down the belltower, including the bells. They say the bells awakened the entire town of Santa Cruz when they fell. The rest of the mission did not fall, but it was greatly weakened by the quake. In 1857, there was another strong earthquake. This quake did more damage because the buildings were in a much more susceptible condition. The nine bells were sent to the San Francisco Mission where they remain today. The Padres didn't want to see the mission in ruins, so they quickly built a new church. This one was made of wood rather than adobe. They weren't able to take the time to build a larger church. Later, in 1889, a large gothic-style church was built of stone and it still used today by the Holy Cross Parish in Santa Cruz. Nothing remained of the original mission church.
Due to the efforts of Gladys Sullivan Doyle, the mission church was replicated on the original hilltop site in 1931 next to the Holy Cross Church still standing on the original mission chapel site. She left all her money for the re-building of the mission here in Santa Cruz. It isn't as large as the original because of the lack of funds, but just as beautiful. Mrs. Doyle is buried at the mission church.
Contact the Mission:
Mission Santa Cruz
Mission Plaza
High Street at Emmet Street
Santa Cruz, California 95060
Park Office: 831-425-5849
Mission Trivia:
Mission Santa Cruz is known as "the hard luck mission." Due to its many mis-adventures over the years.
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Tablet, notebook joy officially cancelled
PUBLISHED: 27 Feb 2012 09:18:00 | UPDATED: 27 Feb 2012 16:20:10PRINT EDITION: 16 Feb 2012John DAVIDSON
OK everybody, out of the pool! Drink 'em or lose 'em!
We're calling closing time on the senseless orgy of notebook and tablet buying. No more! From today, anyone who comes to us for advice on which tablet or laptop buy will be giving the short answer: no! Don't do it. Stop the madness!
The reason for calling a close on tablet buying is obvious. Apple is expected to come out with the iPad 3 within a week or two, and you would have to be stark raving mad to buy a tablet right now, until you see what Apple comes up with. You'd either have to be mad, or you would have to actually need to buy a tablet so badly that you couldn't afford to wait. But who actually needs a tablet so badly they have to use italics? That's right, nobody.
The reason for calling a last drinks on notebook buying (and indeed PC buying, if anyone is still doing that) would be equally obvious to anyone who follows the Chinese website EXPreview. That site has got its hands on the next generation of chips from Intel, due to appear in computers a month or so from now, and it seems the chips will be worth waiting for.
The graphics performance on the new "Ivy Bridge" generation of Intel chips is pretty amazing, compared to the current "Sandy Bridge" generation. In some tests, graphics performance was 30 per cent better on Ivy Bridge than on Sandy Bridge. In other tests, it was 122 per cent better. The average across all the tests was 67 per cent, which is a very big, very noticeable difference: the difference, say, between a game being only marginally playable, and it being completely playable.
(Of course, if you were really serious about games, you probably wouldn't rely on the graphics processing built into the notebook's main processor. You'd buy a laptop with a separate graphics processor. But for the rest of us, who might only play a few games from time to time, Ivy Bridge will be a big improvement.)
And that's just the graphics. The new chips will be faster across the board than the current ones (though the general processing improvement won't be as great as the graphics improvement) but more importantly, they will use a lot less power. They're the first chips to use a new three-dimensional transistor, which use less than two-thirds of the power of the current chips, meaning you could get notebook PCs with a battery life exceeding 10 hours.
Either that, or you'll get notebooks with the same battery life, that are much, much faster. Where computer manufacturers were only able to use dual-core Sandy Bridge processors due to heat and battery constraints, they'll be able to use Ivy Bridge processors that are quad-core.
(Indeed, quad-core is going to be something of a theme this year, not just in notebooks and tablets but in mobile phones as well. The quad-core tablets we've seen are much faster than dual-core tablets.)
It's hard not to be impressed by Intel these past few years. Where other manufacturers decline towards incrementalism after a few generations of a product – it took Apple only four generations with the iPhone before it came out with the iPhone 4S – Intel seems to be hitting its straps after god knows how many generations. A gadzillion. The company was founded in 1968 and has been making chips since then, and yet its last upgrade, to Sandy Bridge, was one of the biggest in its history. The next upgrade looks just as big.
The only catch with waiting for the new chips is this: it's a little unclear just how long you might have to wait. Ivy Bridge was due in April, but there are conflicting reports on whether Intel might have put back its planned launch date. The wait could be as long as four months.
Even so, it might still be worth waiting, unless you absolutely need a new computer right now. What's a few months of eager expectation compared to a lifetime of regret?
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MP demands GP surgery in Greenodd
Last updated at 16:10, Monday, 03 December 2012
CALLS are mounting for the return of a GP surgery to Greenodd.
South Lakes MP Tim Farron today joined with councillors Janet Willis and Sue Sanderson in calling for a GP practice to be put back in the town.
Mr Farronbhas written to the Clinical Commissioning Group asking them to conduct a feasibility study to see if the service is required.
Previously there was a doctors surgery in Backbarrow and Haverthwaite and a separate surgery in Greenodd. Now they have joined and there is only a single surgery at Backbarrow that holds 'out-reach' clinics in the Village Hall at Greenodd.
Mr Farron said: "I have written to the Clinical Commissioning Group today asking them to look at this and see if Greenodd can have it's own GP's surgery again. It is adding to pressure in Haverthwaite and to hold clinics in the Village Hall in Greenodd is not appropriate.
"I am pleased to be able to support the campaign of Janet and Sue. They are always standing up for their local communities so I am pleased to help them in any way I can."
Cllr Willis added: "The current arrangements are not meeting the needs of the residents of our communities, particularly the elderly and those who are reliant on public transport."
First published at 13:12, Monday, 03 December 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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Totally agree, the service has significantly diminished since the loss of the Greenodd surgery.


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Courageous has a very active racing culture. From beginner Rhodes 19 racing to advanced and highly competitive dinghy racing in our new Laser fleet, there is something here for the racer in everyone. Members are encouraged to sign up for weekly races during the summer to hone their skills and maybe prepare for frostbiting in the winter. In 2012 we started a pilot program to match race our J/22's and we are pleased to bring back this format of racing to our members in 2013. But you don't have to be a member to participate in our racing series; we are always happy to see new faces on the race course. Get in touch with Jen Bodde the interim Adult Program Director if you are interested in racing or membership.
Rhodes 19 - Designed by Phillip Rhodes in the post war era, the Rhodes 19 remains to this day a popular day sailor, instructon platform and club racer. Courageous has a fleet of 24 that are raced year round by everyone from first time racers to die-hard frostbiters.
Laser - A popular boat at every club around the world and now Courageous has a fleet of 12. Just about every sailor worth their salt has proved their worth at some point in this Olympic class boat.
J/22 - Courageous has a fleet of nine J/22's on our dock. A couple of them regularly compete in the Wednesday night PHRF races hosted by Constitution Yacht Club and the entire fleet turns out every year to race in the Flip Flop Regatta. In 2013 Courageous will bring back J/22 match racing.
High School - Boston Public High Schools and Boston Latin practice and race in our fleet of Club 420's in the spring and fall.
Frostbite - For the harder-core racer inside you. Despite taking place in the middle of a New England winter, this is our most popular racing series. Every Saturday from mid November through early April 24 Rhodes 19's can be seen racing in the best wind of the year on Boston Harbor.


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Maybe I was pregnant?
I don't know. I remember being impatient.
I slept through my impatience this time. This is my first overnight dish that didn't suck. This rocks.
And Jenny shared with me this morning that the calories escape when you open the can. Who am I to argue with such logic?
DISCLAIMER: Eagle does NOT RECOMMEND heating their product in the can. I therefore don't recommend it either. So don't do it.
I have nothing to do with you eating delicious caramel pudding out of a can.
The Ingredients.
--2 cans (or more!) sweetened condensed milk
--lots o' water
The Directions.
--take label off cans
--put cans in the bottom of your crockpot
--add enough water to completely cover the can
--cover and cook on low for 8 hours
eat NOT out of the can.
The Verdict.
The kids adored this (duh). I was pretty much a kitchen rock star. I did give them some apple slices though--I learned that from McDonalds.


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Idk about this in ranked. I don't really enjoy people playing new champions in my elo as they don't do well with them. Still a pretty good idea though, +1.
A 7 Year Old
hi :) thx!
I will always upvote this.
This is #1 on reddit ATM: http://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/
One of my only problems with this is the "minimum score of 10" possibly getting in the way of trading champs. I perfectly understand that the point of this would be to prevent 1st time champs being played in ranked, but I see no way that they could require a minimum score and also leaving champ trading untouched. This could also lead to people being forced into roles they don't have a variety of champs in/ much experience with being even further clamped by the restriction. First time I played Cho on Summoner's Rift was in a ranked game and I won, but only because a duo took my only other preferred roles in bot lane. Perhaps we could even make it to be somewhat game mode exclusive like the medals on the summoner profile. As we all know, playing Karthus in ARAM is a lot different to playing Karthus in Summoner's Rift, so playing 20 games of Karthus in ARAM just means you know how to play in ARAM style matches while not necessarily being aware of how you should play him in the rift. There are also some champs that excel in Dominion more than others, same goes for Twisted Treeline. Having each mode have its own system separate from one another could help keep things more organized while also giving people incentive to not only play champs they wouldn't normally play, but also in game types they wouldn't normally play in the first place.


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Bibby Scientific Limited
based in Stone, UNITED KINGDOM
Bibby Scientific focuses on the design, manufacture and distribution of four world leading benchtop laboratory equipment brands, Jenway, Stuart, Techne and Electrothermal. The Jenway extensive product range includes UV/Vis Spectrophotometers, Life Science and Environmental Spectrophotometers, Flame Photometers, Colorimeters, Portable and Laboratory meters and probes, for ...
Orbeco-Hellige, Inc.
based in Sarasota, FLORIDA (USA)
In 2006 Orbeco-Hellige, Inc. became part of the Tintometer Group of Companies. We are now operating as Tintometer Inc. and are selling products exclusively under the Lovibond brand. We offer a full range of instruments, reagents and accessories for testing over 100 parameters covering a broad range of applications from drinking water and wastewater, to swimming pools and ...
Bioscience, Inc.
based in Allentown, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
Bioscience, Inc. has been committed to providing innovative products and services for environmentally sound and efficient treatment of wastewater, wastewater sludge, contaminated soils, and biotreatment for aquaculture and agriculture. Bioscience, Inc. offers you the best in biotreatment, analysis services and support. We offer: Microbial products for bioaugmentation, ...
based in Guelph, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Everyday hundreds of thousand's of water and soil samples from our drinking water supply and wastewater effluent to our rivers, lakes and ocean fronts, are analysed with MANTECH instrumentation. MANTECH's innovative approach to water quality testing instruments has come from our passion for innovation in science. Both Government and Industry trust MANTECH generated ...
AnoxKaldnes AB - a Veolia Water Company
based in Lund, SWEDEN
Supplier of the innovative Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) used for the treatment of water and wastewater. Provide biological wastewater treatment systems with the capability of increasing a BOD plant to complete nitrification by adding only media, retaining screens and additional air to the existing system. Our solutions and especially those based on Moving Bed ...
Lemna Technologies, Inc.
based in Minneapolis, MINNESOTA (USA)
Lemna Technologies Inc. works in North America and provides both industrial and municipal wastewater treatment solutions including: water storage floating covers with a unique modular design for lagoons, ponds, basins or tanks, biological treatment, odor control, ammonia reduction, nutrient removal, gas collection, and heat retention. Lemna Technologies, Inc. has develped ...
Environmental Express
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The DelAgua kit was first introduced to overcome the problem of lack of access to testing laboratories. It is now used all over the World by both Government and Non-Government Organisations as the Portable Water testing kit of choice.DelAgua also supplies all manner of water testing & laboratory equipment at heavily discounted prices to companies and individuals all over ...
Aqwise Wise Water Technologies
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Mettler-Toledo Inc. offers its X-ray Inspection technology presentation, entitled, X-ray Inspection - The Future of Packaging Inspection. Processors and packagers in the petfood industry face certain challenges, including detecting contaminants, detecting damaged or missing products, and identifying over-fill and under-fill, according to the company. A presentation about x-ray technology and how it addresses these concerns is available for download at www.mt.com/XrayTechnology . The presentation explains the technology and its specific application to the industry, as well as demonstrates that x-ray provides capabilities not available in metal detectors or vision systems.
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Company Profile
PathXL is a global pioneer in the use of web-based solutions for digital pathology and provides innovative software for use in education, research and clinical sectors worldwide.
The company has broadened the development and promotion of its workflow capabilities to create a comprehensive digital pathology platform that is robust, open, and affordable. This platform, PathXL™ Manager, combined with purpose built application software, underpins a wide range of applications including:
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PathXL, formerly known as i-Path, was formed in 2005 and has a senior team of specialists with many years experience in tissue-based research and practice. This multidisciplinary team strongly positions PathXL as a company that can be relied on to deliver innovative, effective and reliable solutions for the pathology and tissue research community.
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Beauty treatments at the White Horse Inn – wellness holidays in Austria
Your beauty holidays at Lake Wolfgang
Would you like to return home from your spa holidays in Austria radiating beauty from head to toe? Why not book a beauty treatment at the White Horse Inn, the spa hotel at Lake Wolfgang, right away?
The beauty programmes for body and soul at the Spa & Beauty area of the White Horse Inn in St. Wolfgang, Austria, will enchant you. The variety of offers ranges from a small Beauty Fresh-Up to a Beauty Day or the Beauty Vitality offers. Whichever you choose, White Horse beauty treatments will make you feel like a completely different human being.
Unfortunately the stress of daily life leaves traces: treat your body to some good that might be neglected in the hustle and bustle of daily life. A beauty treatment can have miraculous effects.
Beauty Fresh-Up
The Beauty Fresh-Up programme is ideally suited for guests who want to do as much as possible for their beauty in a relatively short time.
- Facial fresh-up for a fresh complexion
- Full body salt-oil exfoliation for sensual skin
- Soothing and relaxing re-balance back-massage
80 min. € 84
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You will love the Beauty Day at the White Horse Inn at Lake Wolfgang. Enjoy a thorough care programme for your face and body.
- Regenerative facial treatment specially adjusted to your skin type
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The Beauty Vitality package is for improved vibrancy and an immaculate first impression: the complete care programme for your face, hands and feet.
- Vitamin C power facial treatment and collagen packs for smooth, firm skin
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Allow yourself to experience the fantastic beauty treatments at the White Horse SPA & Beauty area. Enjoy wonderful holidays at the Lake Wolfgang spa hotel. Send a no obligation enquiry today and inform the team of your beauty wishes.


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SPOTTED: Tour de France Leader Fabian Cancellara Wearing (Multiple) IWC's, While Actually Racing
For cycling fans, it's the biggest month of the season: Tour de France time. For watch spotters, this is usually a non-event, since heavy mechanical watches don't do well in a sport where every gram is carefully considered. Most racers, if they wear any watch at all, strap on plastic digital heart rate monitors, the matching chest straps visible on their pale, gaunt chests under unzipped jerseys.


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You know when the bar tender's had a bad day when she walks behind the bar at the beginning of her shift and fixes herself two double shots, while staring at the customers in front of her, from one end to the other.
In this very moment, the piercing scan with that glassy glaze over slitted eyes, tells you all you need to know about how your evening is going to go while sitting at your favorite bar with only one thing in mind. You need a cocktail right now, because your day has just ended with one drudge cycle and the serious need to begin the next.
It's what we anticipate through all the commuter traffic, gaseous odors that weave their snake-like trail into your vehichle through the tightly closed vents, the repeated breaking and wall to wall traffic, sqinting to see the familiar exit to take you a few more miles, a couple more blocks, dreams of parking kharma and a hurried walk across the street, around the corner, through the open doors, while spying the last stool at the end of the bar. Long winded and out of breath, you've arrived.
Favorite bar tender preparing to clock out, you plead with your eyes for him to make contact, offer you a long neck, cold burst of suds. You see him filling a chilled glass from the tap and the anticipation stirs you to stretch your spine upward, stiffen your anxious posture and create presense. Your pleading body language maintains feigned dignity as you open your mouth to ask for a drink (pretty please)?
"I'm done," sounds like unfamiliar words from a foreign land, the lingo that disrupts your breathing and the very purpose for being in this moment in time. "You are?" (you can't be serious). "Could you please make me something special before you leave?" (What you're really saying is, "Can you give me a hug?") "Sure, OK." (Bless you, darlin' boy!)!
As visibily aggitated bar tender glares at your end of the bar, you pretend to be invisible. It's her bar now; her shift and covetted tips that await her expectant hand-to-pocket. This will likely be the only drink you order this night as the energy has clearly changed, both in substance and in attitude that is thicker than the frigid morning fog.
The perfect "Special Margarita" with the mouth watering floater on top, arrives none too soon. Tempting green straw finds it's way to your mouth just in the nick of time. Instant, melting relief washes over you while the cool tart liquid swirls around the tongue and down the arid throat, cooling the heat of the day's events. If ever there was time for a genuine prayer of thanks, this was it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Oh, oh. What's he doing?! Bringing her over to my end of the bar, she gives me an unusually steely look, directly into my eyes so I return the look as softly as possible, daring not to blink...as he introduces us. (yikes!) No hint of friendliness in her manner or attitude, he tells me she is taking over my tab. He turns to her and makes some comment on her uncommonly different attire for the casual neighborhood bar, to which she says quite matter of factly, "When I feel like killing someone, I get dressed up!"
Without stopping to take a breath, she said, "I've had a really bad day!"
Well, OK, then. On this point, we can agree on something. Wisely intending sincere interest, I became the ear she needed for the next ten minutes, between her trips to the tap to refill her regular's glasses, wine refills and some casual introductions to those seated around me. Seemed like many pairs of eyes were on me during this intercourse of female bonding (of sorts). Even more interest directed at me when they learned that I was "Julie's Mom." Bar tendress, too, lost the intense glaze in her eyes, which warmed at the realization that I was mom to one of their own. (phew)
"What are you drinking," she asked? Explaining that Scott had made me a "Special Margarita," Julie walked in to join me with a big squishy mother-daughter hug. Instant sunshine surrounded Julie (birds singing over the rainbow; you name it!) Well...at least a feeling of pure relief and joy overcame me when she arrived. She needed some "Mommy time" and I was more than happy to oblidge.
Being the baby daughter of three, she has always had my maternal heart strings wrapped around all her beautiful, perfectly manicured fingers. And she knows it! She promptly and confidently walked around the bar and fixed herself a concoction of gin, freshly squeezed pink gratefruit juice, splash of Triple Sec and a hint of bitters on the rocks and rejoined me, offering me a sip. A recipe of her making, I was surprised that I liked it at once and comlimented her for her creative culinary skills. She had clocked out at 5:00 PM, after a seven hour shift, to spend an evening with her mom, with a scrumptuous Sushi feast to follow at another local favorite eatery.
As we walked out of the bar to head to dinner, all eyes were on us approvingly and enviably even, as we possess that mother-daughter bond that is as tangibly obvious as it is warming. Corny, I know, but it's the best feeling in the world to be with your baby daughter, flashes of life events and glimpses of years of struggles, fears and maternal angst all melting away.
Clasping my hand in hers, walking down the block, I felt like the luckiest mom in the world. Because, I am.
It's good to be "Julie's Mom"
Photo taken on Mother's Day - May 2011
Gee Bee - I'll never tell! Hah! You're 2 kind!
bluestocking babe - Thanks very much, babe!
Linda - Thanks, kiddo! xoxo
But you look like sisters! Seriously - this is such a feel-good post about motherhood and daughters. Lucky you and your daughters.
Jon - Oh good! I love doing that in my stories and poems. Thanks!
Anyway, as a former professional bartender, I gotta mention that when my wife ordered a Mojito in New Hope PA the other day, I was stunned to see the (fine looking female) bartender actually muddle the mint before putting it in the glass. Haven't seen a bartender doing any muddling in years!
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Romantic Poetess - Let us know when you are in SF and we'll direct you to where she is tending bar! Better yet, we'll have an SF OS Gathering of Like Minds! Look Out! Thanks!
Scarlett - Thanks for your comment! Come again!
Matt - You selling me something?! Kidding! Checked it out and will give it some thought. You may, however, be an audience of ONE!!! Love you for it! Thanks!
Sweetfeet - Love the word, tantalizing! Thanks!
Golden Phoenix - You know how to hook me in! Thanks! Friday already?! Dang!
What fun; enjoying a drink and dinner with your daughter. I love going out to dinner with my daughter, though she's a tad young to sit at the bar yet. Thank you for bringing us along.
Little Kate - Yes, it is the best!
Scylla - Thanks very much!
lschmoopie - Yes! It's Rickhouse in downtown SF! Say that Julie's mom sent you. Have a blast at the concert!
Macco - Yes...proud doesn't even begin to say it, but you know what I mean! Thanks, proud papa!
Thoth - Thank you! Silly, you know it's me on left and daughter on right!
Jerry - Oh, but baby daughter read this and said it was "soooooooo corny...but sweet." Her words, exactly! Oh well, better to be corny than to never feel it's true meaning. Thanks you!
Smithery - Oh, you and your sweetheart have so many memory makers yet to come with your daughters! It's the best!
Algis - Ahhh, that's the sweetest thing ever! Love my girls to the max! Thanks so much!


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Cruise-liner docks at the Wharf with inches to spare
The largest ship to ever berth in South Quay arrived on Wednesday evening after a tight squeeze.
Cruise-liner MS Deutschland is visiting Canary Wharf to try out the site before next year's Olympics when it will be home to German Olympic Committee.
At 175.3m in length and 23m across the ship narrowly fit in the 178m by 24.4m lock.
British Waterways' dockmaster and tidal locks supervisor Billy Smith said there was inches to spare.
"I've worked on the River Thames and in the docks since 1962, and have lived on the Isle of Dogs for most of my life," he said.
"This is the largest ship that I have ever seen navigate through the lock. To fit her in we use the high tides and insist she's brought in stern first, an unusual and interesting operation for the river pilots and the captain."
The ship, which took about two hours to get through the lock from midnight, will be leaving the area on Friday.
It will be returning for next summer's Olympics.
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Grabbers - This one looks like a total blast. After a quiet Irish fishing village comes under attack by a bunch of bloodsuckers from the sea, the residents learn that the creatures are allergic to alcohol. So what do they do to fight back? Get hammered!
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What's New
Fixed an issue with the status bar not hiding in some views.App Description
Get the desktop version, PhotosBlender, athttps://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photosblender/id532603350?ls=1&mt=12
• Create stunning high resolution photo montages.
• Edit photos in the Aviary image editor: enhance, rotate, add text, much more.
• Supports 3 blend types: horizontal, vertical and 4 square
• Image insetting onto a white background.
• Use your iPhone, iPod or iPad camera from within the app to produce beautiful photo blends.
• Create blends of selected images directly from your Photos library.
• Combine photos using a gradient blend at the seams where they are joined.
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For many out of work, times have been tough, but one Elkhart man has decided to make the best of it.
He's started a unique business, a floating hot dog stand. WSBT's Clifton French reports, he's converted his pontoon into a drive-up.
"Everybody's always talked about, we need some type of concessions on the river but there's no restaurants, no place to get a soda or anything."
That's a problem Ron Simon's decided to tackle. His idea? Converting this 32-year-old pontoon boat (NATS) into a floating hotdog stand.
"This gives me the chance to play on the river for 5 hours a day Saturday and Sunday and actually make a living at it."
Something that's been tough for, Ron. As a stand-up comic, he says he's been out of steady work for the past 5 years.
"The wife and I sort of kicked it around and I liked the idea of the hotdog stand and being able to mingle with people one-on-one, and I thought it would be great material too, so we decided to give it a shot."
So far, he says business is starting to boom... This business has already made quite the splash...
"It's been amazing, people have come out, taken pictures."
"Two people, all they got is a kayak, and they brought their kayak out to buy a couple of dogs."
"With me, you just pull up beside the boat... 14-16 pull up, tie off and you're in and out in a few minutes."
Now, for this business, it's sink or float... But Ron's sure he can reel in some more customers.
"Very excited, very excited, I haven't been jazzed about something like this since I started my comedy career in 99."
Ron's runs on 14 miles of the Lower St. Joe on Saturdays and Sundays from 2 to 7 P-M. He serves hotdogs, drinks and candy, but NO beer! He just started this business on Memorial Day weekend... He's hoping with better weather through the summer it will continue to pick up.
During the week he sets up his car near a Wal-Mart.