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If you're just hitting it with gas for fifteen seconds, yeah, you're not carbing the beer by any appreciable amount. The gas has got to stay hooked up for the gas to get absorbed. Any carbonation that you DID have when you first tapped it was probably mostly left over from fermentation. If you're going to put the kegs in storage for a while after kegging but before serving, why not prime in the keg? Use a little corn sugar and save on a little CO2.
I did for my first handful of kegs, and just ran out of dextrose for a couple weeks. Got more now. Isn't 30 PSI still 30 PSI though, as far as the burst carbing method is concerned? Or are you implying to attach it to a constant 30PSI while warm, e.g. dedicate the tank to that keg until carbed? I guess the Correct Burst Carb line in the graph confused me, or gave me the wrong idea. Sorry to show my noobness, I'm still learning the kegging ropes.
If you put your keg under 10 psi it will slowly draw more co2 from your tank into the keg. Eventually (a week or two) the beer will absorb all of the co2 it can at 10 psi. If you keep it at 30 psi and it absorbs all the co2 it can absorb you will have a way over carbed beer. You can force carbonate by "forcing" more co2 into the beer. This can be done by 30 psi for a couple days and hoping you back off to your normal pressure before you over carbonate or by using 30 psi and shaking the keg until the you don't hear the regulator making any noise. Bobby was talking about the first method. I like to do an abreviated version of the shake method when I don't have room in the beer fridge. Doug
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I'm not sure if there's some magic math that can be done to figure out exactly how much of an initial pressure shot it would take at room temp to have a beer fully carbed without any additional constant gas. I've tried playing with the numbers but it made my head hurt so I gave up. If I understand it properly, you have to compare the headspace volume to the entire keg volume to know how the pressure will drop. 10psi? Heck no. That's 10psi in a headspace 1/10th the size of the whole keg. Once it absorbs into the beer, you get like 1 psi equilibrium which is .75 volumes. Let's try 40psi. 1/10th is 4 psi so room temp would be .9 volumes.... Hey, if it's a bitter, you might be close now. If you're shooting for 2 volumes, it would take 20 psi equilibrium at room temp, which is about 200 psi in a 1/10th headspace. Athough it doesn't get me all the way there, I still hit my kegs with 40psi before I tuck them into the basement for a short warm aging period (If I have enough supply flowing already of course). I'd rather start with .9 volumes when it hits the kegerator than 0 volumes.
kegging and carbing is a dance for sure. I came in .2 lower than planned on a couple of contest entries recently because i hadn't planned enough time using sit and forget method. I have had better luck blasting. Great chart and information. My dream setup now is to have separate regulators for all of my taps. I got one of these recently, which is a fairly useful item for some folks.
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PRACTICAL INVESTIGATION: THE SIMPLE PENDULUM AIM: The aim is to investigate the factors which affect the period of oscillation of a simple pendulum. THEORY: Over 400 years ago, Galileo came up with the theory that the period of a pendulum depends only on the length of the pendulum. A simple pendulum consists of a weight hanging off a string. When the bob is stationary, the two forces acting upon the bob - the tension of the string and gravity - equalise and gives the bob an overall force of 0N. However, when the bob is in motion, the forces are unbalanced and the bob swings back and forth. If the amplitude of the string is increased, the weight will swing back and forth at a regular period. However, if the amplitude of the swing is increased too much, this may cause the weight to bounce and the period of a pendulum may be void. The period of a pendulum is the time for one complete swing. The equation for the period of a pendulum is T = where 'L' is the length of the pendulum, 'g' is the acceleration due to gravity and 'T' is the period of a pendulum. ...read more.
- Smallest unit = 0.1cm There is uncertainty in the start and end of ruler (2 x 0.1cm = 0.2cm) Weights weighed (mass) - Smallest unit = 0.01g Average time and period of pendulum uncertainty: Greatest discrepancy - eg. Length (cm) - 33cm Trial 1 - 22.97s, Trial 2 - 23.00s, Trial 3 - 22.98s, Average - 22.98 Discrepancy - Trial 1 - 0.01s, Trial 2 - 0.02s, Trial 3 - 0.00s Uncertainty: 0.02s Gemma: 34cm - timed - t = V(2x/g) = 0.26 sec Caitlin: 63cm - released the bob - 0.36 sec Since Gemma stopped and started the stopwatch, her reaction time roughly cancels each other out. However, Caitlin's reaction time (0.36 sec) must be taken into account. But since Caitlin released the bob simultaneous to Gemma's starting of the stopwatch, Gemma's reaction time must be taken away from Caitlin's to see the uncertainty (0.36-0.26 = 0.1s) This was not taken into account when drawing the uncertainties on the graph. ANALYSIS OF RESULTS: The graph of Length Vs Time of a Pendulum shows a clear relationship between the length of a pendulum and the period of a pendulum. ...read more.
Again, drawing conclusions from this experiment, it can be seen that the amplitude of the swing does not affect the period of a pendulum. Although there are varying results, no definite conclusion can be draw from the data. This experiment also shows the length of a pendulum does affect the period of a pendulum. Also, it shows that the relationship between the square root of the length and the period of a pendulum is linear and proportional. This conclusion is very accurate as all the points lie on the line of best fit. The proves that Galileo's theory was partly correct when he predicted that only the period of a pendulum was only dependent on the length of the pendulum and not on the mass of the pendulum or the amplitude of the swing. This also proves the hypothesis was partially correct when it states that the factor that will greatly affect the period of the pendulum was the length of the pendulum. The part that both theories failed to recognise was that the period of a pendulum was dependent on the square root of length and not the length. This experiment investigated the factors which affect the period of oscillation of a simple pendulum. Sources: http://www.8886.co.uk/pendex1.htm http://cc.ysu.edu/physics-astro/Report.PDF ...read more.
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"The Originals centers on the Original family of vampires, as Klaus returns to the supernatural melting pot that is the French Quarter of New Orleans — a town he helped build centuries ago — and is reunited with his diabolical former protégé Marcel."
Curiously, the show will also star Phoebe Tonkin as Hayley, which means there's obviously a lot we still don't know about the she-wolf.
The Vampire Diaries' April 25 episode, written by co-creator/executive producer Julie Plec, will serve as a backdoor pilot for the spin-off.
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Does that mean Klaus or Phoebe or both will be killed off before the end of this season? Who knows? This is The Vampire Diaries we're talking about here, so anything can happen — including a spin-off.
Do you think The Originals sounds like a good idea? Drop me a comment with your instant reactions!
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Wait, I just can believe this is happening. So does this mean Klaus and Hayley might end up being together? I can't seem to believe this thought. This just can't happen, it really can't. If klaroline doesn't end up together, I will not watch the show anymore because that will just ruin the entire show. WHY WOULD THEY DO THIS WHEN THE SHOW IS GETTING SO GOOD AND KLAROLINE IS FINALLY DEVELOPING SOME FEELINGS TOWARD EACH OTHER? WHY in the world? What the heck are they doing, trying to improve the show, but instead they're ruining it. Because they try so hard to make it better, now it's gonna end up being worse. Also, if they are gonna kill numerous main character, why don't they just annihilate every character and end the show.. UGH!
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In my opinion, it isn't a very well-thought out idea because the vampire diaries evolves around the originals, meaning that if they are creating a separate show, what's in it for vampire diaries? They might as well just end the vampire diaries. Also, Caroline and Klaus have a strong chemistry as opposed to Klaus and Hayley or Caroline and Tyler due to the fact that Caroline brings out the good in Klaus, and you can see behind those beautiful eyes of Joseph Morgan that he is sincere with Caroline. Then who's going to bring down Silas without the alliance with the Originals? How is Klaus going to change without the person he loves, Caroline? There's just too much to say. Words can't express how much the ratings of the vampire diaries will go down without Klaus. And right now, CAROLINE AND KLAUS are the trend in vampire diaries because of Klaus' unconditional love for Caroline. Ugh! It's just frustrating to think that Caroline and Klaus might not end up together.
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WHat ever happens Klaus should stay in vampire diaries…. now klaroline is the most popular ship even more then delena becz delena is not same anymore….. I prefer stelena now anywaysss klaroline should be more thhgts wht now many ppl r looking forward took hayle y was perfectfor Tyler.
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Very bad idea!!! I just feel like it would ruin the entire Vampire Diaries storyline.. They better not!! In my opinion, Klaus as much I like him does not have what it takes to star a show by himself. Oh and that girl Hayley sucks!! Nobody cares about her. Klaus should just kill her!! I need Tyler back and I need Caroline to hook up with a good guy other than Matt.. I like Caroline and Stefan.. I'm tired of Stefan and Elena!!
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this is actually not a good idea.. When I read this I just thought about Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice. This was a spin-off, too. There it was a perfect idea! But with The Vampire Diaries and the Originals thing would be too much, I think. I mean, why even do this? There cannot be a real reason for it except making more money..
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I like the idea of knowing more about The Originals, but I'm worried that the main show will be forgotten, or something like that. I don't really like that idea, actually. Why can't we just have Klaus and the Originals in Mystic Falls? I sort of feel like too many characters are being killed off, or taken away. I'm a little sad that The Vampire Diaries' is losing characters.
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I'm sad too..I thought the spin-off was going to be either a summer filler while TVD was on hiatus, or a prequel of sorts to the main series, to give more history on the Original family. Too bad it isn't… I'm thinking this Silas thing will last for awhile, meaning he's the new "big bad" in town, thus pushing Klaus & co. out of Mystic Falls. I can't imagine watching two completely different shows and having to possibly let go of Klaroline!
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Calories | 235 |
Total Fat | 5g |
Saturated Fat | 2g |
Cholesterol | 78mg |
Sodium | 490mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 13g |
Dietary Fiber | 7g |
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- 2 slice(s) bacon, chopped
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Adamjt13 emailed me this: "The official numbers are in -- FRANCHISE Quarterbacks -- $12,615,000 Offensive linemen -- $9,556,000 Defensive ends -- $8,644,000 Wide receivers -- $7,613,000 Cornerbacks -- $7,790,000 Linebackers -- $7,206,000 Running backs -- $6,999,000 Defensive tackles -- $6,775,000 Safeties -- $4,490,000 Tight ends -- $4,371,000 Punters and kickers -- $2,078,000 TRANSITION Quarterbacks -- $10,182,000 Offensive linemen -- $8,267,000 Defensive ends -- $7,701,000 Wide receivers -- $7,040,000 Cornerbacks -- $6,766,000 Linebackers -- $6,493,000 Running backs -- $5,981,000 Defensive tackles -- $5,554,000 Safeties -- $3,984,000 Tight ends -- $3,612,000 Punters and kickers -- $1,926,000"
Does anyone know the last time a Quarterback was franchised and who it was? I don't remember anything and really didn't pay attention to franchising and all that crap until i started looking around this site.
Manning was exclusive tagged in 2004 when they couldn't get a deal done and he played through his entire rookie deal. His cap number at the end of that deal must have been vicious (on a salary backloaded rookie deal) because his tag price was $18M indicating it was the product of the 120% calculation rather than the going tag rate. But they got a deal done about a week after FA commenced. And I think Brees played under the tag his last season in SD (2005), but as recall the QB tag that year was only around $8M. They were trying to decide whether to stick with him and trade Rivers or trade the untested #3 draft pick they got in the Eli Manning swap. Lots of folks pointed to Brees going down last season as reason why you don't want to play under a tag. They thought his career might be over and SD owed him nothing.
I thought the transitional tag was basically the right to match any offer from another team? Is the $ amount if they get no offers and cannot come to terms with the team it's a one year deal for that amount?
Miguel - How close were these to the numbers that you posted for the TE and CB Positions? Pretty close if I remember correctly.
Does anyone know if they've done anything to prevent the poison pills this year in transition-tagged player's contracts that we saw last year? (E.g. Burleson having his salary guaranteed if he played like 5 games in the state of Minnesota.) Otherwise the transition tag is rendered meaningless.
While I would love to see Samuel re-signed, I just see no way possible that we can let Graham go if his cap hit will only be 4 mill to franchise him, he means too much to this offense.
I don't think anything has been done, so get ready for a lot of poison pill deals - wouldn't be shocked if Denver did one for Daniel Graham should they try to bring him in as the blocking TE to pair with Sheffler.
I posted for the TE positions. $4,739,000 Franchise number $3,538,000 Transistion number Actual numbers Franchise -- $4,371,000 Transistion -- $3,612,000 For CBs I guesstimated $7,580,000 Franchise number $6,431,000 Transistion number Actual numbers Franchise -- $7,790,000 Transition -- $6,766,000 For LBs I guesstimated $7,335,000 Franchise number $6,614,000 Transistion number Actual numbers Franchise -- $7,206,000 Transition-- $6,493,000 My numbers were not that far off.


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the mc chris cartoon is ready for animation, we just need backers! it's my dream to combine rap and cartoons like never before. Read more
the mc chris cartoon is ready for animation, we just need backers! it's my dream to combine rap and cartoons like never before.
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my name is mc chris i'm involved with the shows you see on adult swim. i put out rap records and tour like crazy. i'm from the suburbs of Chicago I studied drawing at the School of the Institute of Chicago and screenwriting at the Tisch School at NYU. I worked at Adult Swim for five years. I've always been behind the scenes but i've never had a chance to do something of my own.
Now I'm asking my fans to support me upfront so that i can make a cartoon. they have been waiting for this since Adult Swim and mc chris came into existence in 2001. The production will be split into three segments of five minutes, each for 50,000 dollars. So it will be a long haul before we're done, but if we all put some effort into it then maybe we can see something by Christmas. The schedule will become clear as we start to get our hands dirty.
I will be keeping the backers more than informed while we're in production. There will be a website this summer detailing each phase with all the stuff i would have liked to have seen when i was young animation geek: blogs, clips, and videos about the process.
Titmouse will be making the cartoon. They make all the shows you love on Adult Swim: Venture Brothers, Super Jail, Metalocalypse. I've gone after the best of the best in my opinion and i'm confident they will deliver a top rate toon.
I will be busy fundraising and planning the second episode as well as finishing and promoting race wars this fall, communicating on the road with Titmouse via skype. :) There will be lots to do but like I said this dream will come true if we put the effort in.
Thanks again to all the loyal fans that have been waiting for this specific opportunity to help support an mc chris cartoon. we've all been waiting for this and now it's up to us to make it a reality. This is going to change the way cartoons are made and keep them alive as companies lose interest in them. Thanks again!
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So I tried whirlfloc for the first time tonight. I do partial mashes on the stove (BIAB). Tonight I used 8lbs of grain and 7lbs of DME. I mashed in kettle one (2.5gal) and sparged in kettle two (1.75gal). I combined and added water till I hit 3.75gal. Normally, using that much grain means I get a lot of debris floating in the wort that takes FOREVER to settle out, so I tried whirlfloc to speed up the process. Boil finished around 6:30'ish, I whirlpooled it, and put it in my 35deg container of water outside. Around 7 when it was cool enough, I brought it in and set it on the counter. I racked it to my fermenter around 9:30, giving it plenty of time to settle...just like I always do. As I start racking, I keep the end up on the auto siphon near the surface of the wort, sucking bubbles every once in a while. Worts flowing nice and clear...for about 1 gallon. Nearly the next 3 gallons it looked like I was sucking chocolate milk (brewed a porter). Normally, with a lot of grain, I get that towards the last 1 gallon and feel bad for having to waste that gallon, but 3/4 of the wort was like that! I can't just dump everything down the drain and leave only about 1.5 gallons (once I add top-up water to lower the gravity) to ferment. Any ideas what happened? I see so many rave reviews on whirlfloc and thus far this has been the dirtiest, nastiest wort ever. I've done batches with 14lbs of grain and 6oz of hops and it was very close to being as bad as this, but it was because I racked over too much hop material.
I believe that the sludgy stuff you saw was cold break - exactly what whirlfloc is intended to generate. The way to go is to just dump that all into your fermenter, and it'll drop out at the end of fermentation, leaving that haze-inducing crap in with the trub. It's a definite RDWHAHB situation. Wort is gross looking, fermenting beer is gross looking, clear, finished, carbed beer is wonderful
I am not drunk! I am by nature a loud, friendly, clumsy person!
Yeah it isn't in the boil that wirlfloc is effective - it sets up the solids to drop in fermentation. The wort I use it in look way different than when I don't. Wait until it is done, you'll see.
That is totally normal.
As has been said, this is the normal result of using whirlfloc (or Irish moss - Whirlfloc is just a compressed for of Irish moss, in fact), hence the name - it causes the cold break to flocculate into larger chunks, so it can fall out of suspension more readily. Once the cold break settles, the beer will be clearer than it would be otherwise. Note that it is unusual to use it with a dark beer like a porter (though if it's meant to be a ruby porter I could see using it, I guess); the main goal is that it settles out the proteins than cause chill haze, which isn't an issue with darker beers as any haze won't be readily visible. Even if the beer isn't opaque (which porter shouldn't be), it would be dark enough to make chill haze a moot point, I would think. I would save the Whirlfloc for paler beers (Pilsners, Pale Ales, Tripels) rather than use it where the results won't be noticeable.
True, but my point is that there's little reason to use it in darker beers.
You will end up with clearer beer when you go to all grain and do a full boil. I use whirlfloc myself, but sometimes forget to put it in, and I always end up with clear beer now. There are things in extract that don't settle out, proteins I guess. And doing all grain BIAB needs a full boil just because you want to mash the grains that way. One or the other has made my beer clear. Or maybe there's a third thing I do, I bought a keg, and chilling the beer in the keg, and having it all settle out in one vessel, makes for a clear tap.


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Paul Pierce sank a season-high seven three-pointers en route to 31 points, as the Boston Celtics handed the reeling 76ers a 100-98 loss at the Wachovia Center.
Tony Allen scored 18 and Glen Davis had 15 points for Boston, which was coming off its worst loss of the season on Sunday, a 107-76 drubbing at the hands of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Rajon Rondo had 11 points and seven rebounds while Kendrick Perkins brought down 12 boards and blocked four shots in the win.
"I was upset with the way we played in the first half, cause we allowed 58 points," Pierce said. "We didn't want the last game we lost to carry over to this game. So, a little disappointed with the way we played in the first half, but I'm happy with the way we came out second half, defending well enough to get this win."
The game may also have been a preview of the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs, as the Celtics have already clinched the second seed. With the loss, the Sixers fell a game back of sixth-seeded Chicago with just one to play.
Celtics guard Ray Allen was suspended for Tuesday's game by the NBA after he elbowed Cavaliers forward Anderson Varejao in the groin on Sunday.
Kevin Garnett also missed the contest with his balky right knee. The All-Star has sat out 22 of Boston's last 26 games with the problem and coach Doc Rivers decided Monday that Garnett would sit the remainder of the regular season as a precaution.
Andre Iguodala had 25 points, seven assists and five rebounds for the Sixers, who continued their late-season collapse with a season-high sixth straight defeat.
Andre Miller posted 15 points and nine helpers and Lou Williams continued to log strong minutes off the bench with 14 points.
Philadelphia welcomed the return of forward Thaddeus Young, who had missed the last seven games with a right ankle sprain. Young provided 18 points on 8- of-16 shooting in a little under 29 minutes but it wasn't enough to snap Philadelphia's free fall.
"There's a lot of good things in this game," Sixers head coach Tony DiLeo said. "So it's not like it was a bad game. It was disappointing that we lost at the end, but there was a lot of good things."
Stephon Marbury's three-pointer and a Mikki Moore layup just two minutes into the fourth had the Celtics trailing by one. Tony Allen's drive to the hoop and subsequent free throw completed a three-point play that allowed for an 86-84 Boston lead moments later.
The lead traded hands over the next several minutes before back-to-back slams by Young and Iguodala gave Philadelphia a 93-89 edge with 6 1/2 minutes to play.
Two quick buckets from Davis and Allen tied the score and the contest remained tight down the stretch. Iguodala and Pierce traded field goals inside 2 1/2 minutes remaining as the Celtics held on to a 99-97 edge.
A free throw by Young made it a one-point game with 1:21 to play but his second missed three-pointer inside a minute gave Boston a chance to extend its lead.
Pierce, though, lost the handle and turned it over with 18.1 ticks left. Iguodala held for the final shot and had a chance to win it on a driving layup but his high-arcing floater caught the front of the rim. The Celtics secured the carom and Eddie House hit 1-of-2 at the line, leaving just 1.8 to play.
Iguodala had his number called again but his long attempt at a three wasn't close.
Boston held a 27-26 edge after the opening 12 minutes but Philadelphia used a late surge to grab an eight-point advantage, 58-50, heading into halftime.
A 7-0 spurt carried by Williams' five points tied the score at 37 just before the seven-minute mark. Then, an 11-0 Sixers run began with a Williams layup and ended on Samuel Dalembert's slam for a 50-42 game with 2:15 to go.
Marreese Speights and Dalembert finished off the quarter with back-to-back dunks.
Young's layup and subsequent three-ball gave the Sixers a 68-57 lead just over three minutes into the third and a three-point play from Miller saw the hosts leading 74-65 at the midway point.
A pair of threes by Pierce dropped through on the other end for Boston, helping to shave the lead to 83-78 entering the fourth.
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Linaro 10.11 released
In a step toward its goal of accelerating Linux on ARM, Linaro releases version 10.11 just six months after announcing the company's formation.
Earlier this week Linaro released version 10.11, the first public release for the not-for-profit engineering company that aims reduce the development time for Linux on ARM.
TI OMAP3 and ARM Versatile Express platforms are officially supported platforms, with the images for TI OMAP4 Panda Board, IGEPv2, Freescale iMX51 and ST-E U8500 tested and verified.
More information on Linaro and this release can be found on the website.
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RE: Golden Gate
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- Date: Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:22:23 -0500
If you know your application well you can probably get parallel threads of replication going faster (with a little user elbow grease in terms of specifications). Streams is probably more bulletproof with the attendant overhead of the computer figuring out more for you (it is not slower because the Oracle coders are stupid - they are not stupid.) Your mileage may vary. If I correctly understood the presentation at OOW with Juan and the ex-CEO and now Oracle employee of Goldengate at the table at the front of the room and the product manager for Streams in the audience (and brought actively into the conversational presentation by Juan), the Golden Gate product methodology is the strategic direction for replication, key bits of Streams including having the code in your hands instead of having to guess a bit and reverse engineer will be used to augment and further enhance golden gate. Streams probably remains strategic for the pathway of doing non-stop physical dataguard where you do the bit about temporarily switching to logical dataguard, so I would expect that the streams engine never disappears. For customer benchmarks I observed where the customer understood their application suite well and could set up parallel threads some of which didn't have to check back for coordination sync points, Golden Gate was clearly faster. There may have been a differential in the expertise used to set up Golden Gate versus Streams in favor of Golden Gate and I cannot publish those numbers so don't bother asking. But as set up, Golden Gate was faster. I believe the customer thought it was also easier to understand and get restarted with less cleanup overhead when something went bump. Some people have also set up Streams to go very fast (was that you, Kirti?), and I don't know what the results would have been with a world class configurer of Streams. And remember, something always goes bump (usually at the worst time.) At the time of the OOW presentation Juan said something like, hey, this acquistion is so new we really only have started to think about how to put the pieces together and it will take a while to sort out. So take all I've written with a grain of salt. mwf _____ From: oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Steff Gonos Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 5:26 PM To: dmann99@xxxxxxxxx; stmontgo@xxxxxxxxx; oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Cc: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Golden Gate Can you tell me the advantages of using Golden Gate over Streams ? Thanks. Steff Gonos Littlestown PA --- On Wed, 11/18/09, steve montgomerie <stmontgo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: steve montgomerie <stmontgo@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Golden Gate To: dmann99@xxxxxxxxx Cc: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Wednesday, November 18, 2009, 7:57 AM Nice WebCast on Golden Gate. Hope the link works for you. Might be of interest to you. http://www.oracle.com/webapps/dialogue/dlgpage.jsp?p_ext=Y <http://www.oracle.com/webapps/dialogue/dlgpage.jsp?p_ext=Y&p_dlg_id=8286503 &src=6878223&Act=31&msgid=8287286&eid=3927988045&lid=1> &p_dlg_id=8286503&src=6878223&Act=31&msgid=8287286&eid=3927988045&lid=1 On Tue, Nov 17, 2009 at 10:14 AM, David Mann <dmann99@xxxxxxxxx <http://us.mc327.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=dmann99@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote: > Niall Litchfield wrote: >>I see that Golden Gate software is now available for download from Oracle in >>apparently 64bit form only. Is Golden Gate a purely 64bit product (and yes I >>know Oracle will integrate/replace streams into this product line) or is it that >>only the 64bit software is up there for now. -- Niall Litchfield ... > > Hi Niall, > > I'm not sure what direction they are going since the Oracle buyout but > in the past Golden Gate seemed to have their codebase prepped to build > cross platform and would create binary builds on different platforms > as requested by customers. > > I worked on a software product that leveraged Golden Gate TDM for > replication and it seemed every time a big customer bought our product > we were asking Golden Gate for a new build on some new platform. I > know some of these platforms were 32-bit. > > -Dave > > -- > Dave Mann > www.brainio.us > www.ba6.us - Database Stuff - http://www.ba6.us/rss.xml > -- > http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l > > > -- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l
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Police looking into Greg Presland's money laundering rort for Len Brown
Greg Presland. Â You may recall he was a 'close adviser and friend' to David Cunliffe. Â You may also recall he writes as Mickey Savage on The Standard. Â You may also recall he put together David Cunliffe's dodgy secret trust.
Seems the paragons of virtue, Brown and Presland have come to the attention of the police.
Police are investigating an entity that funded Auckland mayor Len Brown's 2010 and 2013 election campaigns.
More then $750,000 in backing for Brown's two successful campaigns was paid by a trust that kept donors' identities secret. Since February police have been investigating whether the trust breached the Local Electoral Act.
The Sunday Star-Times has confirmation from Brown's former campaign team that Greg Presland was involved in the donor trust. He was also the main trustee of the trust that paid almost $20,000 in anonymous donations to former Labour leader David Cunliffe during Labour's 2013 leadership contest.
Cunliffe has since said using that trust was an error of judgment, and keeping donors' names secret didn't fully represent "the values I would like to bring to this leadership". Cunliffe eventually named three donors and returned donations to two others who did not want to be named.
Brown sees no need to do the same with the "New Auckland Council Trust", which donated $499,000 to his 2010 mayoral campaign and $273,375 last year .
Let me fast-forward to the end for you all: Â 1) Â Len Brown will not stand down. Â He has done nothing illegal and he's not ashamed about anything. Â 2) Â Greg Presland, in spite of being poison to whoever he gets involved with, will happily continue to ply his trade. Â Read more »


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Voting in an election is a way to get your voice heard, but there is a way you can get even more involved.
The New Hanover County Board of Elections needs precinct officials.
On Election Day, you can help confirm the eligibility of voters and address any problems they may have. You will need to take one 4-hour training session next month, and you will have to be available all day on Election Way, which is November 4, 2008.
For your time you will get paid $145. Voters over the age of 18 are eligible. If you are interested, notify the Board of Elections.


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Next Firefox 3 Beta
As announced, Mozilla has released another beta of Firefox 3, which is scheduled to go final next year, just in time for Christmas.
The new test version of the free browser includes another privacy protection feature, the eTLD (effective Top Level Domain) service which is designed to check critical content, such as cookies more carefully.
Mozilla has integrated the feedback from a multitude of voluntary testers with the new beta. A total of around 900 improvements compared to the initial beta have been implemented. According to the developers this will mainly benefit security, stability and performance.
The beta 2 is available for downloading from the Mozilla website. And bugs can be reported via Bugzilla. Check out the release notes for a full list of changes and improvements. Parallel to the final release of Firefox 3 the end-of-life countdown will start for Firefox 2.0.x. The developers will support the 2.x series for six months according to the roadmap.
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Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
Cisco Releases Annual Security Report
Spammers go low-volume, and 90% of IE browsers are unpatched.
Zero Day Exploits Target Flash
Adobe scrambles to release patches for vulnerable Flash Player.
Intel Unveils Compute Stick
Four-inch-long computer on a stick lets you boot a full Linux system from any HDMI display device.
Obama Proposes Personal Data Notification Law
New statute would require companies to report break-ins to consumers.
TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.


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10 States Where Small Banks Thrive, Or A Walmart Conspiracy?
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- "Big banks are an oligopoly and what that map is showing is that they're exerting their pricing power."
You might expect a quote like that from Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) or Joseph Stiglitz, the liberal-leaning Nobel laureate. Afterall, Warren and Stiglitz are two of the most prominent big bank critics to emerge from the 2008 financial crisis.
Instead, it came from Dick Bove, analyst at Rafferty Capital Markets and author of Guardians of Prosperity: Why America Needs Big Banks.
Bove argues that we need giant banks like Citigroup (C), Wells Fargo (WFC), JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC - Get Report) to compete globally and to service large corporations and governments. Breaking up those institutions, he argues, will seriously undermine U.S. competitiveness.
Still, the analyst concedes giant banks aren't the best thing for consumers. What is most striking about the map (shown on the next page and originally from a Web site called GOBankingRates.com) is the strong concentration of inexpensive banking services in the center of the country along the Mississippi River. "That's the only region of the country that has not seen the massive consolidation of banking that you've got on the East and West coasts," Bove says. "Therefore you've got banks like USBancorp (USB), Fifth Third (FITB), Comerica (CMA) and Keycorp (KEY) that have the ability to go head to head against each other and that keeps prices down." Banking is cheapest of all in Arkansas, and most expensive in Arizona, according to the study, which ranks the 50 states and Washington D.C. "Arkansas is served by many small community banks or mid-size banks, with very few national banks having a large presence," says Jason Kincy, marketing director at Arvest Bank, in a quote accompanying the study. The quote is more than a little bit ironic. Arvest is the largest bank in Arkansas, though with some $14 billion in assets it is a flea compared to the big four, which are all in the $1.5 trillion to $3 trillion range. The irony, however, comes from the fact that Arvest is owned and run by the Walton family, of Walmart (WMT - Get Report) fame. Unlike the big banks, Walmart thrives by keeping prices low. The retailing giant does not own Arvest and it gave up on its own quest to get a bank charter in 2007 after legislators fought the move. Still, Walmart has gotten around the rejection quite nicely, and offers plenty of financial services such as check cashing and money transfers that probably aren't the most cost-effective options for its cash-strapped customers. So a more skeptical reading of the map is that the good people of Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas are free from Wells Fargo and Bank of America only because they are prisoners to Walmart.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Quiet and relaxing house in the back roads!
We spent 4 nights in the farm house. It was clean and comfortable. Wendy was very easy to deal with and Lisa and John, the property managers were wonderful. You absolutely need a 4 wheel drive for this property as it is in the back roads and although they salt and sand them quickly, it could be difficult to drive in the snow. I am giving it 4 stars because the plumbing was problematic, as the toilets backed up easily and the plungers are flimsy. The gas fireplace was not working and although John and Lisa came immediately to fix it, they were unable to do so. But all in all, it was clean and comfortable and if you like the back roads, an amazing place to stay.


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Health Zone
A blog about health and medicine with the Chronicle staff
Monthly Archive for January, 2014
UCLA research: Osteoporosis screening recommendations may miss two-thirds of women aged 50 to 64
FINDINGS: "Women aged 65 years and older are routinely recommended for bone density testing to screen for osteoporosis, but it has been unclear which women between ages 50 and 64 should receive screening. Using data from the Women's Health Initiative study, the researchers examined the screening strategy recommended by the United States Preventive Services Task […]
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Thousands of Texas women fall in coverage gap without Medicaid expansion
An estimated 687,000 Texas women will fall into gap because the state has not expanded Medicaid so they could qualify for health coverage, according to a Washington D.C.-based advocacy group for women and girls. In a new report, the National Women's Law Center found more than three million women across the country will not have […]
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Report finds medical debt burdens families
More than one in four families experienced financial problems because of medical care costs in 2012, according to a new report. The National Center for Health Statistics, which is part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, found that levels of financial burden of medical care were greatest for families with: –Incomes up to […]
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'Hey, Doc' series explains health insurance marketplace tax credits
The Texas Medical Association has created a "Hey, Doc," program to educate people about health coverage before they buy policies on the federal insurance marketplace under the Affordable Care Act. As part of the program, the organization explained tax credits and out-of-pocket cost breaks. Tax credits go toward monthly premiums. Out-of-pocket costs are paid when […]
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State cancer agency gets new code of conduct
The Texas cancer-fighting institute has put in place new rules governing its operations, the last piece of a reform effort aimed at preventing the kind of abuses that mired the agency in scandal last year. The rules, initially recommended in a state audit and later made mandatory by a 2013 law, were approved by the […]
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Judge rules against states restricting insurance marketplace navigators
A federal district in Missouri has ruled that states that decided to make their residents use the federal health insurance marketplace to buy coverage rather than create a state-run exchange can't affect how the federal marketplace operates, including limiting navigators, who help people buy insurance. The preliminary injunction issued Thursday said states can't impose more […]
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Health insurance marketplace coverage up to 3 million nationwide
About 3 million people nationwide have enrolled coverage in the health insurance marketplace since Oct. 1, federal officials announced Friday. The information wasn't broken down by state. So, it's unclear how many of those enrollments were made in Texas. Friday's total is about 1 million higher than the 2.2 million enrollments tallied by the end […]
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Houston medical device supplier charged with Medicare fraud
A Katy man has been indicted on charges in an alleged $3.4 million Medicare fraud scheme. Huey P. Williams Jr., 44, owner and operator of two Houston medical equipment companies, faces one count of health care fraud, which carries a maximum 10-year prison sentence. He is accused of developing and executing a plan to defraud […]
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Tax-happy Austinites impress ex-San Franciscan dean
Texans would seem among the nation's greatest opponents of taxes, but the newly named head of the University of Texas-Austin's planned medical school suggests his new home is more supportive than one of America's most stereotypically tax-happy cities. Dr. S. Claiborne "Clay" Johnston, an associate vice chancellor of research at the University of California-San Francisco […]
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Baylor-St. Luke's leaders pursue Latino business
Leaders of Baylor College of Medicine and Baylor St. Luke's Medical Center said Thursday they want to be the health care provider for Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce members. College of medicine president and chief executive officer Dr. Paul Klotman and Baylor St. Luke's president Wayne Keathley made their pitch at a chamber breakfast. "We […]
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2004 Dbl Cab Prerunner 2WD V-6 TRD Offroad.
When I come to a stop, I feel movement towards the rear end as if something is loading up. When I take my foot off the brake it seems to release. Tranny works fine. No clinking between shifts, no vibrations. I replaced the Tranny mount and greased the u-joints and it still does it. What the hell is it and what do I need to do to fix it?


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We rented a two-bedroom, two-bath condo #405 for two families. We had plenty of shared space in the living areas and the double sink bath was great with kids. The kitchen was adequately supplied and had enough room for two people to share the space. The fireplace did not initially work but the maintenance crew responded in an appropriate amount... More
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