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Tech TalksTech Talks are brief presentations on how technology and ministry intersect.
Posted by druth001 on 5/4/2010 12:40 PM
Sorry for the delay in posting this Tech Talk (the recording got misplaced). Jennie Bartholomew takes us through issues surrounding digital images: finding images, copyright issues, and helpful resources.
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Posted by druth001 on 5/3/2010 10:05 AM
Here's the Tech Talk from April 29, 2010. In it I talk about some basic concepts for video editing, show a rough process, and talk a little bit about how to export videos based on how you might want to use them.
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Posted by Ryan Torma on 4/28/2010 4:05 PM
Here's the recording from the Tech Talk on 4/22/2010 on using Google Calendar.
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Posted by Ryan Torma on 4/19/2010 11:51 AM
Here's the latest Tech Talk on managing your email. It explores the ideas of Inbox 0 a method for keeping your inbox empty and also looks at some of the available tools in Google Email.
The Inbox 0 portions of the Tech Talk were inspired by Merlin Mann's work on the subject. You can see him present to Google staffers on his inbox 0 ideas here.
Posted by Kristin Payne on 4/9/2010 11:55 AM
Here's the latest Tech Talk - Working from Home. It demonstrates free tools and resources that staff, faculty and students can use when working from home.
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Posted by Ryan Torma on 3/25/2010 10:03 AM
Join us for today's Tech Talk on PowerPoint and Keynote presentations either live or by webinar.
We've gathered a short bibliography of great presentation resources. Download Presentation_Resources.
Recording Update: Unfortunately we had a sound recording error this week and have no video to post. Sorry about the mix-up. Feel free to watch some of our previous Tech Talks on PowerPoint which cover very similar ideas.
Tech Talk on PowerPoint - July 2009
Using PowerPoint well - April 2009
Posted by Ryan Torma on 3/24/2010 10:47 AM
You can view the archived recording of our Tech Talk on the free collaboration tools available for Luther students. If you would like to see the example Reading The Audiences small group Google Site, you can see that here: https://sites.google.com/a/luthersem.edu/sample_rta/
Posted by ldt on 3/15/2010 9:48 AM
When you are faced with a challenge how do you do your best thinking? Are you logical and analytical, or more abstract and random? Are you a Right Brain Thinker (intuitive, synthesizing, subjective, random, holistic)? Or a Left Brain Thinker (logical, sequential, rational, analytical, objective)?
Do you consciously try to balance your approach to a problem or question? Concept Mapping (also known as Mind Mapping) is a tool that helps you think through complex problems, summarize …
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Posted by druth001 on 3/1/2010 10:30 AM
Luther Seminary offers quite a few online courses, and even more if one counts residential courses that have an online component. But many students are nervous about online learning for one reason or another.
In this Tech Talk, I discuss some common myths about online learning and explore what a typical online course at Luther Seminary consists of.
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Posted by Kristin Payne on 12/11/2009 1:09 PM
Here's the latest Tech Talk. The topic this week: MyLutherNet: Registration and Student Records. Links mentioned in the talk:
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Top 30 Rums Countdown # 9 – Appleton Estate Master Blender's Legacy
Posted by Arctic Wolf on December 16, 2012
In 1749, in the Nassau Valley of Jamaica, the Appleton Estate Sugar Factory was founded. The Nassau Valley is a fertile, interior valley with a special mild micro-climate which is ideally suited to the growth of sugarcane. A water source which wells from a limestone rock formation provides an exceptionally soft pure water which used for the production of Appleton Rums. The Appleton Estate Rum is crafted from pot stills in small batches. After blending and aging the rums are ready for bottling. Unlike most rums produced in the Caribbean, Jamaican law forbids the use of an age statement unless the entire contents of the bottle are aged at least as long as the stated age.
The Appleton Estate Master Blender's Legacy was produced to recognize three generations of Appleton Estate Master Blenders, Joy Spence, the current Master Blender, Owen Tulloch, the previous Master Blender, and David Morrison the current protégé of Joy Spence. All three Master Blenders have set their mark on this fantastic rum which, on my countdown list of the Best Rums in the World, checks in at Number 9:
# 9 – Appleton Estate Master Blender's Legacy
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École Centrale de Paris Information Session
Dear Undergrad Students,
Fall 2012 Visual Arts Courses will be open for early registration!
Please review the attached Fall 2012 course schedule for our full listing.
Course descriptions can be found here:
The annual Columbia College speech competition for the George William Curtis Prize in Oration will be held this year on Tuesday, May 1, 2012 at 1:00 pm in 303 Hamilton Hall.
Open to Columbia College students, the contest offers cash prizes to the winner in each of the two categories, informative (4-6 minutes) and persuasive (5-7 minutes).
Registration starts at 12 Noon on Friday, April 20.
To enter the competition, email the following information to:
Looking for an interesting way to fulfill the science requirement this summer? Learn more about life on this planetand about yourself with courses
S1001D Biodiversity*
Dr. Andres Gomez, May 21 to June 29
Many people talk about the environment these days but what do you reallyknow about the diversity of plant and animal life on this planet? How did it arise?What's really happening to it? And critically, how can it be conserved?
S3015D An Introduction to Animal Behavior through Fieldwork*
The Center for Student Advising is proud to present screenwriter and producer (Brokeback Mountain) and Columbia Professor James Schamus in the next of our series of CSA Talks. Professor Schamus' talk is entitled "My Wife is a Terrorist: Lessons in Storytelling from the Department of Homeland Security."
Alternative Break Program Board Member Position Openings
The Alternative Break Program is currently seeking Board Member applicants for the 2012-2013 academic year. The Alternative Break Program (ABP) is a student-led, administrative managed program that provides guidance and financial support for students' service trips over spring, summer, and winter breaks. The ABP seeks to foster student leadership development and a life-long commitment to service and civic engagement by supporting student-driven service trips.


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Lakeside Camping
Open April 1 - November 11, with 19 sites available for rent. Outdoor recreation surrounds!
Vandalia Lake Camping
Vandalia Lake provides high quality camping facilities for overnight camping. The campground includes sites with electric outlets, modern shower with flush toilets, and a dump station for recreational vehicles. Campgrounds are open from Memorial weekend through last weekend in September.
Stephen A. Forbes State Park
Located among the rolling hills of Southwestern Illinois, this park has a beach and offers boating, camping, fishing, hiking, swimming, and other activities. 140 camp sites open year round for outdoor lovers
Badollet House Bed & Breakfast
National Register historic home featuring period decor with contemporary conveniences. The Badollet House is not only a bed and breakfast, but also caters to small parties, weddings, business meetings and special occassions.
Continental Motel
Spacious, quiet, clean and affordable lodging, with free in-room coffee, free continental breakfast. Enjoy 25" remote color tv-hbo and cable. Just minutes from I-57.
Salem Inn
Affordable, clean and comfortable lodging with lounge/bar and restaurant on site. Right off the interstate.
Brazle Haus Bed and Breakfast
Modern Alpine home reflects heritage. View beautiful scenery. Fireplace, TV, VCR, books, and games in common areas. Full breakfast. Twenty minutes from Vandalia.
Badollet House Bed & Breakfast
This 4 room bed and breakfast is located in downtown Salem just minutes from the Mariona County Fairgrounds.
GuestHouse Inn
A Comfortable and Affordable Lodging Experience The Guesthouse Inn & Suites Salem IL hotel offers the convenience of a Denny's Restaurant and Cocktail lounge on site. Our Salem Hotel offers a 24 hour front desk service, free local calls, parking, USA Today Newspaper, coffee, hot chocolate, tea, and complimentary popcorn. We are a pet friendly Salem Inn, pet fee apply.
Econo Lodge Inn & Suites
79 room hotel, handicap accessible, credit cards accepted, cable tv, convention facilities, small meeting rooms, indoor pool, whirlpool, fitness room, pets accepted, restaurant within walking distance, lounge/bar, complimentary breakfast.
Vandalia Travelodge
44 room hotel, handicap accessible, cable television, outdoor pool, pets accepted, restaurant witnin walking distance, complimentary breakfast.
Comfort Inn - Salem
Newest motel with friendly, clean, and quiet lodging.Good service plus a good nights sleep.
Chartreuse Bed & Breakfast
A B&B by two sisters! Air conditioning, Balcony, Cats in residence, Corporate rate available, Discounts/specials available, DVD, Fireplace in room, Full breakfast, Gift shop on site, Internet Access, Meeting rooms/facilities, No smoking, Other meals upon special request, Patio, Piano, Picnic baskets, Picnic grounds, Private porch, Suites available, Television in room, VCR
Bear Grove Cabins
Reserve this beautifully decorated log home (1450 sq. ft.) with black bear decor all to yourself. Maximum occupancy is 8 people. Included when you check in is your evening crock pot meal on the kitchen counter with homemade bread, and a complimentary bottle of wine. The candlelit table will be set with place mats, cloth napkins, water glasses and your complimentary Bear Grove Cabin wine glasses.
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Super 8 Salem
The winning Pride of Super 8 Salem, IL is conveniently located at I-57 and US Why 50 in beautiful Southern IL. We are centrally located between Stephen A. Forbes State Park, Carlyle Lake and Rend Lake. Enjoy our many festivals and small town hospitality, such as the annual Bluegrass Festival, Antique Power Days, Centralia Balloon Festival and Salem Super Car Cruise. The Super 8 Salem is within minutes of the William Jennings Bryan Home and Museum. The Salem area offers swimming, hiking, fishing and golf.
Days Inn
Welcome to the Days Inn - Vandalia. A Chairman's Award winning hotel with Robbi's Restaurant and Lounge on premises, just off I-70 at Exit 63, and just minutes from Lincoln Historic Sites, the Oldest standing state capitol building, the Fayette County Museum, the National Road Interpretive Center, Archway Skydiving, Keck's Marsh, Buckstop Archery, Antique Shops, and restaurants. Minutes from Carlyle Lake, & Cahokia Mounds.
Comfort Inn & Suites
Conveniently located off Interstate 57 on U.S. Route 50 the hotel is less than 3 miles from Bryan Memorial Park. Carlyle Lake and Forbes Lake are minutes away and offer swimming, hiking, boating, hunting and fishing. Stephen A. Forbes State Park is about 20 minutes from the hotel. The birthplace of Miracle Whip and the GI Bill of Rights, Salem is also the birthplace of William Jennings Bryan, one of the greatest politicians in United States history. This hotel offers many amenities including free breakfast, wifi, 24hour coffee & juice and free local calls. Enjoy the relaxing in the indoor heated pool. Travelers appreciate conveniences like computer hook-ups and copy/fax services. All guest rooms have coffee makers, hair dryers, irons, ironing boards & cable tv. For families, the hotel has special family rooms with three queen beds and separate rooms with a television for mom and dad. Smoking and non-smoking rooms are also offered.
M Star Motel
44 rooms, outdoor pool, whirlpool, pets allowed, complimentary breakfast, wireless internet
Sleep Inn & Suites
Opened in November 2008, the Sleep Inn & Suites hotel quickly became know for exceptional customer service, cleanliness and value. Greenville's historical town square, offering many antique shops and art galleries, restaurants and the Globe Movie Theater is minutes away.
Super 8 Motel - Salem
Clean, neat, quiet and close to I-57 with complimentary continental breakfast in the morning.
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Conveniently located off I-70, our pet-friendly hotel in Vandalia offers an ideal location near the Old State Capitol Building along with premium amenities to ensure you have a comfortable stay. Our hotel provides quick access to area attractions such as the Fayette County Museum, Lakes Carlyle & Vandalia & the Madonna of the Trail Monument. Golfers can enjoy a stay at our choice accommodations since our location is near top-notch courses, like Indian Springs Golf Course, Vandalia Country Club & Ramsey Lake Golf Course. Our hotel offers premium business services, which include a 24-hour business center, free high-speed, wireless Internet access & a large meeting room with A/V equipment & catering options. While lodging at our smoke-free hotel enjoy the first-class facilities, which include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a heated indoor pool & a relaxing whirlpool spa. Every morning, help yourself to a cinnamon roll from our hotel's complimentary hot breakfast bar.
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The Founder Institute, the World's Largest Startup Accelerator, is currently testing demand to run a New York Semester for the Winter of 2013.
In only 5 years of operation, over 1,563 graduate companies across 92 cities have used the Founder Institute to validate their idea, develop their plans, refine their product, build an advisory board, prepare for seed funding, and more. If you are interested in launching a company this Winter in New York, then fill out an Interest Form today.
The Founder Institute is a comprehensive, 4-month entrepreneur training and startup launch program. Without being required to quit their day jobs, promising startup entrepreneurs can "learn by doing" and launch a company through structured training courses, practical business-building assignments, and expert feedback from a large network of business mentors. The Institute has helped launch over 1,563 new companies across 92 and six continents, and has been featured in the New York Times, Forbes, the Wall Street Journal, and more.
The Institute will be hosting a number of free events in New York for people to meet local entrepreneurs and learn more about the program.
Leading the Founder Institute's efforts in New York are two leaders of the local startup scene; Gabe Zichermann and Justin Sherratt. Other local entrepreneurs who have committed to mentoring new entrepreneurs in the program include;
- Aaron Price: cofounder, livecube.co
- Albert Balcells: SVP Software Engineering, Next Jump
- Aleksandar Vukasinovic: CEO, Emozia
- Amol Sarva: ceo, knotable
- Andrew Lee: CEO, Esper
- Andrew Beinbrink: CEO, SportsForce
- Asoka Veeravagu: Vice President, New Business Development , Jarden Consumer Solutions
- Brian Elliot: Founder, Friendfactor
- Charlie Kim: Founder & CEO, Next Jump
- Chris Young: Managing Director, Revel Partners
- Cindy Gallop: Founder, IfWeRanTheWorld
- Cory Crosland: President, Croscon
- Dan Seidman: Founder / CEO, Promotional Communications LLC
- David Beatty: Managing Director, Golden Seeds
- David Teten: Partner, ff Venture Capital
- Eoin Townsend: Chief Product Officer, Collective
- Eric Duffy: CEO, Pathgather
- Gabe Zichermann: Author, Speaker, Advisor, Gamification Co
- Hans Kullberg: Founder & CEO, MacroStrat
- James Gatto: Social Media Team Leader, Pillsbury, Winthrop Law Firm
- Jeff Stewart: Founder & CEO, Lenddo
- Jeff Wald: Co-Founder and COO, Work Market
- Jennie Baird: CEO and Co-Founder
- Jim Sherman: Founder, Chairman & CEO, ShermansTravel Media, LLC
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- Jonathan Hirschman: CEO, PCB:NG
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- Meghan Messenger: Co-Founder, Next Jump
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- Sean Cross: Founder, CEO & Managing Partner, Silicon Alley Advisers
- Shahab Kaviani: Co-Founder, CoFoundersLab
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Are We Making It Impossible For Our Own Troops To Beat The Taliban?
It has been clear since the Bush years that there's a contingent in the military that's a lot more concerned about promotions and bad press than they are about the lives of the troops or winning wars, but it seems to be getting worse under the Obama administration:
To the U.S. Army soldiers and Marines serving here, some things seem so obviously true that they are beyond debate. Among those perceived truths: The restrictive rules of engagement that they have to fight under have made serving in combat far more dangerous for them, while allowing the Taliban to return to a position of strength.
"If they use rockets to hit the [forward operating base] we can't shoot back because they were within 500 meters of the village. If they shoot at us and drop their weapon in the process we can't shoot back," said Spc. Charles Brooks, 26, a U.S. Army medic with 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, in Zabul province.
Word had come down the morning Brooks spoke to this reporter that watch towers surrounding the base were going to be dismantled because Afghan village elders, some sympathetic to the Taliban, complained they were invading their village privacy. "We have to take down our towers because it offends them and now the Taliban can set up mortars and we can't see them," Brooks added, with disgust.
In June, Gen. David Petraeus, who took command here after the self-inflicted demise of Gen. Stanley McChrystal, told Congress that he was weighing a major change with rules for engaging enemy fighters in Afghanistan. That has not yet happened, troops say. Soldiers and Marines continue to be held back by what they believe to be strict rules imposed by the government of President Hamid Karzai designed with one objective: limit Afghan civilian casualties.
"I don't think the military leaders, president or anybody really cares about what we're going through," said Spc. Matthew "Silver" Fuhrken, 25, from Watertown, N.Y. "I'm sick of people trying to cover up what's really going on over here. They won't let us do our job. I don't care if they try to kick me out for what I'm saying — war is war and this is no war. I don't know what this is."
…But U.S. troops and Marines interviewed during the past month in Afghanistan question what negotiations would really mean, to both them and the Afghan people. And they almost universally believe that negotiating would be a mistake before achieving decisive gains they believe are attainable once oppressive rules of engagement are relaxed.
"What does it mean if we give in to the Taliban? They are the enemy," Brooks said. "This place is going to be a safe haven for terrorists again. The government doesn't care about the sacrifices already made. As far as the mission goes, I want to see these kids go to school and have a future but not at the expense of my friends — not anymore."
We have the greatest military in the history of the planet, but we also have legions of politicians, generals, and military lawyers who've set up rules that have made it impossible for us to adequately use them.
Yes, we need to have some rules in place to protect civilians, but we've gone so overboard that we seem to be needlessly endangering the lives of our troops and aiding the enemy. How many of our soldiers are not going to come home to their families because of silly rules of engagement that are primarily designed to prevent negative news stories on CNN? How many Afghan civilians are going to be murdered by members of the Taliban that our troops could have killed if they wouldn't have been handcuffed by our own rules of engagement?
David Petraeus may have done a phenomenal job in Iraq, but there seems to be little evidence at present that he's making progress in Afghanistan. Maybe that's not his fault, but Petraeus took the job and he has an obligation to the men under his command to get that job done. At the moment, it doesn't look like he's fulfilling his obligation. Neither is our Commander-In-Chief, who quite frankly, is looking like he doesn't have the chops to fill the shoes of the man who was in office before him.
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Nationals in position to split series with Braves
Haren squares off against Medlen as division rivals wrap up set
The Nationals finally broke through against the Braves on Wednesday, putting them in a position to go for a series split on Thursday night at Turner Field.
Atlanta had won all five games it played against Washington this season and nine straight going back to last season before the visitors pulled out a 2-0 victory on Wednesday. That brought the Nationals back within 3 1/2 games of the Braves in the National League East.
Dan Haren gets the start for the Nationals on Thursday against the Braves' Kris Medlen as Washington tries to build on another strong performance by Jordan Zimmermann.
Haren will be hoping that his start on Saturday vs. the Reds signals a move in the right direction. Against Cincinnati, the veteran righty allowed a season-low two runs in a season-high six innings, striking out five and walking none.
"I have to be like this or better the rest of the year. There is no excuse not to be," Haren said. "I'm happy with the way it went. I'm not going to get too [overboard] about it. It's just one start. I think I'll be throwing the ball a little bit better as the year goes on. I'll definitely try to build off this one as well."
Right-hander Medlen will get the ball as he tries to bounce back from a rough outing against the Tigers on Saturday, when he battled his mechanics while surrendering five runs and a career-high 10 hits in 5 1/3 innings.
"I think every pitcher is going to get their [tail] kicked at some point this year," Medlen said. "Hopefully, it was my day today to get [mine] kicked a little bit. I battled ... today, but they did some damage with a couple of pitches."
Nationals: Harper banged up
Outfielder Bryce Harper left Wednesday's game in the sixth inning after feeling the effects of a bruise sustained on Tuesday. During an at-bat, he tried to check his swing and winced in pain. He bruised his left side on Tuesday, when he crashed into the right-field wall at Turner Field trying to make a catch.
• Outfielder Jayson Werth, who is dealing with cramping in his right hamstring and a sore right ankle, was out of the lineup on Wednesday for the second straight day. Werth hit a foul ball off the ankle on Monday.
Braves: B.J. Upton, Uggla struggling
Center fielder B.J. Upton and second baseman Dan Uggla both went 0-for-3 with two strikeouts on Wednesday, and their batting averages dropped even further below .200. Uggla is now hitting .163; Upton is at .138.
Since a two-hit game on April 18, Upton is on a 4-for-40 slide, with one extra-base hit and 18 strikeouts. Uggla has gone hitless in four of his past five games.
• The Braves were handed their fifth shutout of the season on Wednesday.
Worth noting
• Haren hasn't faced the Braves since 2012. In three career starts at Turner Field, he is 2-1 but has a 7.31 ERA.
• B.J. Upton is 10-for-31 against Haren, with five home runs, 11 strikeouts and no walks.
• In two starts against them last year, Medlen held the Nationals to one run on 12 hits in 14 innings, walking two and striking out 20.
Andrew Simon is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Albers is accredited by AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. As of July 2014, less than five percent of the world's business schools and less than one third of U.S. business schools have achieved business accreditation from AACSB.
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The Albers School of Business and Economics educates managers from around the globe to be effective leaders - both in their professions and their communities. In the Jesuit tradition of educating for leadership and service, you are challenged with ethical issues in business throughout the curriculum. In a global business market, graduate education offers you an invaluable competitive edge - and the Albers School of Business and Economics offers flexibility to match your individual goals.
In addition to being nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report and Bloomberg BusinessWeek, The Princeton Review cites Albers in the 2015 edition of their student driven "Best 296 Business Schools" publication.
Albers has earned a reputation as one of the best business schools in the country, proven by our consistent MBA program rankings. We are an AACSB accredited school, a distinction held by only a small percentage of the country's business schools.
In its "Business School Rankings 2011," Bloomberg BusinessWeek ranked the Albers Professional MBA program among the top part-time MBA programs in the nation, placing it at 52nd. U.S. News & World Report, in their "America's Best Graduate Schools 2015" edition, listed Albers 68th, making it one of the best part-time MBA programs in the nation. In addition, our accounting specialization is ranked 14th in the nation among the specializations rankings by U.S. News & World Report.
The Albers Bridge MBA is a 12 month program designed to provide you, a graduate of a non-business undergraduate program, the business knowledge to help you jumpstart your career.
The Master of Science in Finance at Albers is designed to develop your knowledge of corporate finance, investments, and financial institutions and markets.
The accounting program at Albers takes a two-pronged approach to accounting education that includes a thorough and rigorous academic program of accounting studies in the classroom, with a strong grounding in computer applications and a broad mix of voluntary activities outside of the classroom designed to augment development of the student's skills in team work, organization, and communication.
Our Leadership Executive MBA program was ranked among the top 25 in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for five years in a row.
The program provides mid- to senior-level professionals and clinicians across the health industry an opportunity to earn a master's degree emphasizing leadership formation for business and impact within the health sector.
The graduate certificates in business are designed to allow working professionals to develop expertise and acquire a credential beyond their undergraduate degree without having to complete a full graduate degree program.
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TCL > February 2013 Issue > Lawyer Referral Resources
Do you know individuals in need of a lawyer referral service? Here are a few resources that may provide some assistance. Note: The CBA does not offer referral services or provide access to public records.
Colorado Legal Services (CLS) www.coloradolegalservices.org
CLS assists low-income Coloradans with civil legal issues. It provides legal representation, as well as information about self-help resources, locating and qualifying for free or low-cost legal services, and local courts. CLS is unable to take bankruptcy, immigration, or criminal defense cases. For a list of resources that can assist with criminal matters, select the "Referrals for Help with Criminal Matters" link on the CLS home page.
CLS provides a wealth of self-help legal information for the public at www.coloradolegalservices.org/lawhelp/issues. Information is organized into the following categories: Business Law, Civil Rights, Consumer Issues, Elder Law, Employment, Family and Children, Government Benefits, Health Law, Housing, Immigration, Juvenile, Migrant Workers, Native American, and Taxes.
The CLS website also provides live help for veterans, active serv- icemembers, and their families on Wednesdays, from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Simply select the "Live Help" link on the right side of the page during one of those times and then enter the desired question.
CLS offices are located throughout Colorado. Select the "Contact Us" link on the CLS home page for office locations and phone numbers. Hours vary among locations, so it is recommended to call before making an in-person visit.
Colorado Bar Association (CBA) Find A Lawyer www.cobar.org/directory/index.cfm
The Find A Lawyer directory on the CBA website provides contact information for CBA member attorneys. Individuals can find attorneys using search criteria such as practice area, name, or region, or by performing an "Advanced search."
Colorado Public Defender's Office pdweb.coloradodefenders.us or (303) 764-1400
The Office of the Colorado State Public Defender provides criminal defense representation for indigent defendants in criminal cases. Attorneys at trial offices throughout Colorado handle felony and misdemeanor cases in state courts. There also is a centralized appellate office that handles felony appeals from every jurisdiction in Colorado, as well as a statewide administrative office.
El Paso County Bar Association (EPCBA) Lawyer Referral Service www.elpasocountybar.org/find-a-lawyer
The EPCBA provides referrals to member attorneys in the Pikes Peak region. Attorneys have been screened to ensure they are qualified and have no history of professional discipline. The service offers referrals to attorneys specializing in many areas of law, including bankruptcy, business, civil, employment, family, and probate Depending on the type of case, there may be a $40 referral fee; this fee covers a thirty-minute consultation with an attorney.
To use the referral service, fill out the online referral request form at www.elpasocountybar.org/find-a-lawyer or call (719) 636-1532. This service is best-suited for those who have determined they need to hire a qualified attorney for their issue. The EPCBA hosts monthly Ask-A-Lawyer and Call-A-Lawyer events for those with more general questions. Information about those programs is available on the EPCBA?website.
Metropolitan Lawyer Referral Service www.mlrsonline.org
Referral counselors help callers determine the best action to take in resolving their legal situation. Referrals for personal injury, workers' compensation, social security disability, bankruptcy, and wrongful termination/discrimination are free. A $75 referral fee is required for all other types of legal matters. Those charged a referral fee will receive a thirty-minute consultation with a member attorney. Those who qualify for a free referral will be given the name and phone number of a member attorney who has the requisite experience to help them determine whether they have a case worth pursuing.
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Frutiger® Next
- Designer: Adrian Frutiger
- Design foundry: Linotype
- Source: Linotype
The Frutiger Next® font family is a slightly modified and extended version of the original Frutiger® sans-serif face, designed by the distinguished typographer Adrian Frutiger in 1976. Frutiger Next was released as an OpenType font in 1997 together with a true italic counterpart, while the original Frutiger contained only an oblique roman style.
Frutiger Next History
Adrian Frutiger was born in Switzerland in 1928 and experimented with type creation from an early age – possibly as a rebellion against the very stiff, formal cursive style taught in Swiss schools of the time. The early love of design turned into a desire to become a sculptor – an aspiration which was later channeled into the unique, classy and sometimes unusual font designs he produced.
Frutiger began his career as a typographer at the Deberny Et Peignot foundry in Paris, later going on to the Bauer company and finally to Linotype, with whom he has a creative business relationship to this day.
The original Frutiger font was commissioned by the brand new Charles De Gaulle International Airport at Roissy (France) in 1968 and when completed in 1975, became the official type for all the signage and printed material. As the airport's corporate brand, the font was known as Roissy; it got the name Frutiger upon its general release in 1976.
Frutiger Next was initially a request from the Alte Pinakothek, an art museum in Munich and appeared on its signage in 1997. Published by Linotype in 2000, Frutiger Next included Cyrillic letters and a number of special characters (such as the ¢, ©, &, ß and Ω signs). It also came with bonus small caps, old style figures, case forms and proportional lining figures among other features. Crucially, Frutiger Next no longer used Frutiger's inventive type numbering system, instead choosing to rename font variations.
Monotype Imaging: Adrian Frutiger
Linotype: Font Designer – Adrian Frutiger
Identifont: Adrian Frutiger
Adrian Frutiger, 1928-Present
Identifont: Frutiger Next
Identifont: Cantarell
Identifont: Corbel
Identifont: Insider
Frutiger Next Usage
The Frutiger and Frutiger Next font families have proven themselves very enduring within creative circles, chiefly because their designs are so timelessly flawless. For that reason, Frutiger and Frutiger Next are familiar faces in general society, having been adopted by a large number of companies and educational institutions the world over.
The National Health Service (NHS) in Britain uses Frutiger as its official typeface, as does the Citizens Advice Bureau (also in Britain). Arriva and the Bay Area Rapid Transit company both also use the font. Educational facilities employing Frutiger or Frutiger Next in their branding include the University of Lausanne, Emmanuel College, the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the London School of Economics and the Central Washington University.
Media Coverage
When the Alte Pinakothek in Munich approached Adrian Frutiger and Linotype with a request for an updated Frutiger font, it proved not only a good deal for the Alte Pinakothek but also for the Frutiger typeface. Originally sporting modified roman characters instead of true italics, the font could now be expanded in style and its character map increased to include support for various glyphs as well as symbols not included with the 1976 release.
When the Frutiger Next face became commercially available in 2000, it was greeted with applause by the design community. Even if a certain individual designer chose to continue using the original Frutiger, they would then be able to match the extended alphabet and symbolism more easily.
Adrian Frutiger's long standing association with Linotype has been the conduit for a lot of new and original typographic endeavors. Initially beginning his partnership with the firm in the 1970s, Frutiger, along with several talented members of the Linotype team have not only created new fonts but made useful and ingenious updates to existing ones.
Other fonts by Adrian Frutiger under a Linotype license include the Avenir®, Linotype Didot®, Egyptienne F™, Icone™, Iridium®, Meridien®, Serifa® and Westside™ faces. Frutiger continues to work with Linotype GmbH at the present time, particularly with Type Director Akira Kobayashi who is himself a talented and accomplished typographer.


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Apartment | 2 Bedroom | $910 |
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Apartment | 4 Bedroom | $1,138 |
Apartment | 5+ Bedroom | $948 |
Apartment | Studio | $748 |
Apartment | Loft Bedroom | $594 |
Duplex | 4 Bedroom | $123 |
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Condo-townhome | 2 Bedroom | $951 |
Condo-townhome | 3 Bedroom | $1,183 |
Condo-townhome | 4 Bedroom | $1,005 |
Condo-townhome | 5+ Bedroom | $900 |
Condo-townhome | Studio | $975 |
Condo-townhome | Loft Bedroom | $1,200 |
Single family home | 1 Bedroom | $599 |
Single family home | 2 Bedroom | $865 |
Single family home | 3 Bedroom | $1,147 |
Single family home | 4 Bedroom | $1,476 |
Single family home | 5+ Bedroom | $2,160 |
Single family home | Studio | $600 |
Atlanta Information
House for rent in Atlanta range from $1,000 to $1,500 depending on the location. In the midtown area the condo market is just exploding in growth. The hotspot is called the Midtown Mile where Trump has just come in and is going to build a big tower. People are wonding if within 2-5 years if there will be a glut of condos on the market in the midtown area near the Georgia Tech campus area. Georgia Tech kind of bleed over I75 and I85 and then started using more classroom on that western side of town. Georgia State is kind of known as a commuter school, although that appears to be changing now.
Buckhead is knocking down all these old buildings and putting up all highend condos at the Streets of Buckhead for a 5th Ave of the South with all highend shops. That is the heart of Buckhead, and this development is sure to increase rental prices. Atlanta is growing north up I75 where the real estate is cheap for developers. But since the commutes are getting way too long that people are starting to move back in to the city.
Emory University, Georgia Tech, Georgia State University, Oglethorpe University. Adamsville, Adams Park, Adair Park, Ansley Park, Atlantic Station, Bankhead , Ben Hill, Berkeley Park, Briarclif, Boulevard, Brookhaven, Buckhead, Cabbagetown, Candler Park, Capitol View, Cascade Heights, Castleberry Hill, Center Hill, Centennial Hill, Edgewood, Grant Park, Grove Park, Hills Park, Home Park, Inman Park, Kirkwood, Lake Claire, Lakewood Heights, Lindberg, Little Five Points, Loring Heights, Mechanicsville, Midtown, Oakland City, Old Fourth Ward, Ormewood Park, Peoplestown, Piedmont Park, Reynoldstown, Sandy Springs, Sandtown, Sweet Auburn, Sherwood Forest, SoNo, Thomasville, Vine City, Woodland Hills.
Marietta is a large suburb north town. Marrietta has the big chicken landmark.


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Newman's Own Organics now offers 95% Organic Grain-Free Beef and Liver Canned Dog Food! This line of complete and balanced food provides only essential vitamins and minerals. Each can carries the USDA Organic Seal certifying that at least 95% of the ingredients are organic.
Why is the meat from Uruguay? Uruguay has a thriving economy and is recognized as one of the cleanest countries in the world. In fact, smoking is not allowed in any building there. It is also a country that boasts of 270 organic beef farms and certified free of BSE and E. Coli.
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Available in 12 oz. cans.
Review Rating: 5
Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Newman's Own Organics
Ingredients - Organic Beef, Organic Beef Broth, Retinol acetate, Choline, Colecalcipherol, Alpha tocopherol, Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Pyridoxine, Folic acid, Cobalamine, Calcium carbonate, Zinc proteinate, Iron carbonate, Copper proteinate, Manganese iodate, Calcium iodate, Sodium selenite
Calories - 626 kcal per 12 oz can
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 12.0%Crude Fat (min) 4.5%Crude Fiber (min) 1.0%Moisture (max) 82.0%
Beef & Liver
Ingredients - Organic Beef, Organic Beef Liver, Organic Beef Broth, Retinol acetate, Choline, Colecalcipherol, Alpha tocopherol, Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Riboflavin, Thiamine, Pyridoxine, Folic acid, Cobalamine, Calcium carbonate, Zinc proteinate, Iron carbonate, Copper proteinate, Manganese iodate, Calcium iodate, Sodium selenite
Calories - 575 kcal per 12 oz can
Guranteed AnalysisCrude Protein (min) 12.0%Crude Fat (min) 4.5%Crude Fiber (min) 1.0%Moisture (max) 82.0%
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Wow your dog
By jake
from Arlington Heights, IL
About Me New Owner
Comments about Newman's Own Organics Grain-Free Canned Dog Food:
Who knew dogs would like this so much. We have tried it on three dogs (a large Shepsky, a tiny Yorkie, and a little Yorkiepoo). All of them snarfed it down. They have left other dog foods standing for hours. (Like Pedigree, Iams, & Ol'Roy) It costs a little more, but none goes to waste. I think that's saving money.
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Both dogs love it
By Tammy
from R.I.
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Besides adding to meal for extra flavor & goodness, I hide pills in the food, which works.
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fantastic product.
By rose blossom
from Missouri
We are happy to be able to buy a healthful, organic food for our Boston. She is very picky about her food and she enjoys Newman's Own Beef. We will be buying more of this great dog food.
GSD loves it
By Patsy
from Crosby, TX
My GSD loved this food, and she is VERY hard to please.
I intend to buy again!
By CanSpring
from Hood River, Oregon
Great product! My dogs LOVE it! I was looking for something to supplement their regular food as I believe it's higher in carbs than a k9 needs. What I like about this product is it's high protein content, I feel that mixing it with their regular food provides the extra protein that they need. As with anything I started only feeding them a little bit at a time to get their systems adjusted but now I'm up to a full can each day (we have a 45lb mutt and a 12 lb dachshund). Our smaller dog has extensive food allergies so the basic ingredients list was perfect for us. He hasn't had negative reaction to this product!
organic liver
By jcrply
from Florida
Organ meats are a very important part of a balanced diet for dogs. Since toxins are concentrated in the organs like the liver, it is especially important to purchase ORGANIC liver.
Best canned dog food!
This canned dog food is all meat, no grain. It is made from organically raised, human-grade beef. The "Newman's Own" company contributes all profits to charities. I feed this along with Orijen dry food. For my 38 pound, 8 month old Aussie, I feed approximately 900 calories total per day. The canned food portion of that is 1/2 can per day. The food smells very good (no, I haven't tasted it, but it does smell good). My dog LOVES it. I did lots of research on dog foods. The Newman's Own and the Orijen are in the very top rated in the reviews. If you want to do your own research, one useful website is [@]
Itching Has Virtually Stopped!
By YorkieMom
from New Jersey
OMG!!! This Food is Your Answer!!! My Yorkie Boys have been itching since they day I brought them home. Have spent thousands of dollars on vets, foods, supplements, books, shampoos, ointments, etc. Paul Newman's Grain-Free did it for us. Six and a half years of itching. It made me cry to see one of my boys depressed, miserable, and often in pain from "eating" his paws. I feed them a home-cooked diet with all the necessary supplements, and they got no relief. I could not afford the organic beef all the time, but this canned food is affordable. Yeasty paws and itching is almost gone. Stopped worm pill, but continued Frontline Plus. Stopped 99% of starches (their dental bone has some rice & potato). I give Barky Bark as a treat and dehydrated liver. Use Nurpo as a supplement, although this food is complete. They like lettuce, broccoli, and stringbeans. No "surgary" vegs. Also, Triamcinolone 1% cream was a miracle on all rashes. My worst suffering boy is back to his awnry self and we love it!!! Use Newman's Own Organics. Don't start with just liver; it is too rich. Animals that eat grains are not a food source for allergic pets. Couldn't be happier. Should have done this years ago. Also give a few drops of sunflower and safflower oil and ground eggshells as calcium to firm up the poops.
usually good quality
By chris
from iowa
This is usually good quality but 1 box was watery. I like that its organic and hopefully the healthiest food for my beloved pet.
Dog loves it, however . . .
By Snappy's Human
from Briarcliff Manor, NY
Our standard poodle loves it, but it causes gas. Also, it is "runny" and should be refrigerated before being served.


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The share of children under age 18 who live in families with incomes below the federal poverty level.
The federal poverty definition consists of a series of thresholds based on family size and composition. In calendar year 2013, a family of two adults and two children fell in the "poverty" category if their annual income fell below $23,624. Poverty status is not determined for people in military barracks, institutional quarters, or for unrelated individuals under age 15 (such as foster children). The data are based on income received in the 12 months prior to the survey.
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Students entering NYU Abu Dhabi may choose from 22 majors as well as courses in the core curriculum, multidisciplinary concentrations, electives in other fields, and pre-professional tracks. Over the course of four years of undergraduate study, students will have an extensive choice of courses in all disciplines and be able to fulfill all requirements.
English is the language of instruction. Mastery of English is expected for admission, but non-credit classes for advanced training in spoken and written English are offered.
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In this film, the prolific German documentary director Wim Wenders has taken on the subject of Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto as he prepares to debut his designs for another season in Paris. The documentary is as much a meditation by the director on the meaning of documenatries and information in the age of electronic data and computerized images as it is about the skill, dedication, philosophy and work of the fashion designer.~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
Cast: Wim Wenders, Yohji Yamamoto
Produced by: Wim Wenders
Directed by: Wim Wenders
Written by: Wim Wenders
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The other day I received a "multimedia message" on my medium; it was a photo clip of a portion of the wine list at New York City's Union Square Cafe. The list had priced the 2005 Domaine de la Romanee-Conti Grand Cru Romanee-Conti, a super red Burgundy, at $24,998. A bottle.
Under the photo, a simple text: "misprint?"
I texted back, "no, actually a steal" — if you go by the regular rule that restaurant wine prices are at least two times retail. The current wine-searcher.com retail price for the wine in U.S. dollars is $18,375. A bottle.
The interchange was a touchstone for the old story about the high (stratospheric? larcenous?) prices of good wine from Burgundy.
And so it goes. Everyone knows that you cannot buy good Burgundy for less than $18,000 a bottle.
But you can, if you know where to look. One place to hunt for sanely priced Burgundy is outside the neighborhood of Romanee-Conti. Call it "Burgundy high and low," wine from the southeastern-facing hills above the pricey strip of the Cote d'Or that are called either Hautes-Cotes de Nuits or Hautes-Cotes de Beaune ("hautes" meaning "high"), or from the areas south of the Cote d'Or called the Cote Chalonnaise and the Maconnais.
You won't find wines remotely close to Romanee-Conti in quality, but you'll find, with a wee bit of work, delicious white and red Burgundies, made like the big fellas of the Cote d'Or of both chardonnay and pinot noir, from $20-$40 a bottle.
The low-hanging fruit is white wine from the Maconnais, those with names after the villages of Macon itself or Fuisse, Pouilly, Saint-Verand, Vinzelles, Clesse and Vergisson, to name a few from which to comfortably buy. I'd go so far as to say the globe's consistently best values in lightly or un-oaked, crisp, fresh chardonnay are those around $20 a bottle from the Maconnais.
The Cote Chalonnaise likewise offers such chardonnay, as well as a raft of well-made and well-priced pinot noir. Village names to seek out from there are Givry, Montagny, Rully and Mercurey, the latter two in easier retail reach than the former. By and large, prices come in below $30 a bottle. Rarer at retail are wines from either Hautes-Cotes, but they're true finds if they're from the better producers.
Approach these wines in the proper spirit. If you're looking for Romanee-Conti for 600 times less its price, you'll disappoint yourself. Take them for what they are, low-key, laid-back Burgundies exemplary of their terroirs and grapes.
If anything catchall distinguishes Cote Chalonnaise from the Maconnais, it's that the former are slightly more robust, sometimes more rustic, than the latter, whose lines are more linear, fine, taut, often more mineral. The hills are alive with the sound of music in the Hautes-Cotes, but they're at a whisper — sometimes a beautiful one — compared to the wines from below them.
They're all wonderful wines for food, background for the textures, flavors and scents of the table, and their generally abundant acidity is their strongest asset.
Treat the red wines much like the whites; chill them slightly, that is, then revel in their earthy, nuanced aromas. Pinot noir is almost more a wine to enjoy as a smell than anything else. Many of the red wines I sampled for this column were (disappointingly) light on the tongue, but if I spent some moments with their come-hither perfumes, they satisfied enormously.
Wines to try
Some recommended wines from north and south of Burgundy's Cote d'Or listed by region, then price; mixed whites (blanc) and reds (rouge). If no color designation, then they are white (100 percent chardonnay).
2011 Joseph Drouhin Rully Blanc: Touch of wood and some minerals; soft, accessible, like an inexpensive Puligny-Montrachet; very pretty sun-yellow tinge. $21
2010 Albert Bichot Mercurey Rouge: Becoming, bright-red cherry hue; effulgent fruit on nose, with no tannin and zippy acidity; delicious. $24
2009 Domaine Faiveley Mercurey Rouge: Nice hint of wet stone and spice; years adding some complexity but no fatigue; meaty and earthy. $24
2011 Albert Bichot Domaine Adelie Mercurey Rouge 1er Cru "Champs Martin": Gobs of bright cherrylike fruit, with good grip to the finish. $27
2011 Albert Bichot Macon-Villages: Super buy in fat, juicy un-oaked chardonnay; soft, round rather than linear. $11-$13
2010 Vincent Girardin Macon-Fuisse "Vieilles Vignes": Clean, fresh, vibrant, with definite ping of chalk and wet stone; silken from lees stirring. $20
2011 J.J. Vincent Pouilly-Fuisse "Cuvee Marie Antoinette": Longtime favorite for its lemony, minerally notes tied up in a focused, tight beam of fruit. $25
2011 Domaine Cordier Pere et Fils Saint-Veran "En Faux": Liquid Creamsicle, hints of both creme fraiche and orange blossom, overlaid with minerals; acidity to the nines and so delicious for it. $28
2010 Domaine Nadine et Remi Marcillet Bourgogne Rouge Hautes Cotes de Beaune: Limpid cherry-red color; inviting dark-cherry aroma well-accented with barnyard-y funk and wet black earth; slight lambiclike tang to finish, thereby refreshing. $22
2010 Domaine Berthelemont Bourgogne Rouge Hautes Cotes de Beaune: Flashes of hot pink to its red hue, with juicy, silky texture and beautiful scents of black cherries and spice; delicious. $27
If your wine store does not carry these wines, ask for one similar in style and price.
Bill St. John has been writing and teaching about wine for more than 40 years.


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The same kernels, the same GCC compiler, the same compiler flags, I wonder if anyone really expected any differences in their performance.
Phoronix: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 vs. Its Derivatives
Does Red Hat Enterprise Linux perform any better (or worse) than the various "Enterprise Linux" distributions that are derived from RHEL? Now that Scientific Linux 6.2 was released, here is a performance comparison of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Oracle Linux, CentOS, and Scientific Linux across three different systems.
The same kernels, the same GCC compiler, the same compiler flags, I wonder if anyone really expected any differences in their performance.
Paying money for software for the sake of features or speeds is wrong in GPL world.
The code is shared between distribution and it is supposed to be shared, so everyone can profit.
This way we do not have 1000 software pieces that perform in various degrees of the bad.
We have 1000 software pieces that perform most equally good, and fit into 1000 own purposes.
The difference when you pay money is support and development in the direction you consider most important.
Because you can NOT sell code - because it is already written, you can ONLY sell human effort - the job to write the code. This is what you pay for at Red Hat. It can not be measured in software benchmarks, but it could be measured in release/patch speed. And this is why I love Red Hat - they do A LOT for your linux distribution. If you support Red Hat, you support FLOSS.
Two teals, a blue and a red. I wasn't going to say anything, but you didn't even assign the red one...
...to Red Hat.
Factoring into your decisions should be that:
Oracle isn't an authority on anything in their Linux distribution except their kernel which is not RHEL compatible and is optimized for Oracle's software.
Oracle isn't a Linux company, Oracle is a patent troll, Oracle is a Microsoft and Apple partner in taxing Android to death.
Paying money for Oracle Linux won't make Oracle Linux better, it will just deprive Red Hat of funding and make them less able to contribute code to various upstreams.
Also, Oracle is being naughty for holding back oracle software certification on RHEL
What RH really needs to do is buy EnterpriseDB so they can offer an enterprise level, and somewhat oracle workalike, DB solution.
It might be intresting to benchmark the CHAOS distribution https://code.google.com/p/chaos-release/ when released. This is a centos derivate focused on HPC, so it might pull in something intresting about the performance. I looked at the kernel config vs the Scientific Linux one. Few differences so it might be just boring to benchmark this too. One of the notable one is the default I/O scheduler. Deadline is the default in Scientific Linux, CFQ in CHAOS.


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