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Kicked & Spit On: What's A Medic To Do?
I still have fond memories of an incident that happened in the early 1980s, when I was a captain/paramedic working in St. Louis. I responded with a paramedic company to a report of three people shot near the riverfront area of the Gateway Arch. As I parked my duty car and got out, I could see the scene was chaotic with lots of people engulfing the ambulance from all sides, as the medics had already loaded two critically injured patients into the rear and closed all the doors. The crowd was so overwhelming and anarchic that the two police officers who had arrived were unable to gain control.
As I approached the side door of the ambulance, I was suddenly grabbed on the upper arm by an out-of-control woman who was screaming irrationally. Her grip, with her fingernails imbedded into my upper arm, with all her adrenaline flowing, was excruciating and she had a death-hold that I could not break. This lasted about a minute, but it seemed like an eternity. Finally, I had to use a self-defense tactic to free myself from her grasp. For about a week, I had deep bruises on my upper arm that resembled the tips of her fingers.
Work in this profession long enough and eventually you will be assaulted by a patient, family member or bystander. Could you forget the first time you responded to a call and instead of being greeted with gratitude and appreciation when you showed up, you were attacked by a violent patient?
Violent patients will attack you for a variety of reasons. Sometimes, they are psychiatric patients or have metabolic imbalances, such as hypoglycemia; other times, they think you are a police officer because of the way you are dressed. Have you ever gone into a business to do an inspection or been buying groceries when a civilian came up to you with that quizzical look at your uniform and badge, trying to decide whether or not you are a police officer. Usually, they are looking for a police officer to have a question answered or they are trying to report something they saw. The reasons why patients attack are as varied as the attacks themselves.
Each year, countless medics and firefighters are assaulted by patients they are there to help. Recently in Connecticut, a paramedic/firefighter was kicked in the shoulder suddenly as the patient lay on the stretcher. The patient then began to spit on the paramedic, claiming he had AIDS. In Texas, as paramedic/firefighters and police officers were climbing a staircase to a third floor for the report of a person down, a man standing on the third floor landing suddenly yelled a profanity and dove down the stairs, knocking the firefighters and police officers over and down the stairs. In Kentucky, two paramedics were attempting to treat the patient of a stab wound when he resisted. One paramedic was bit on the finger and the other was kicked in the ribs.
Although there are no known statistics that are kept on assaults against emergency responders, Don Walsh, an assistant chief paramedic with the Chicago Fire Department, examined assaults against medics in the 25 most populous cities as part of his 1993 master's thesis. His study found that 92% of paramedics surveyed said they were victims of assault; 64% of paramedics reported having been injured during assaults; and 96% of those paramedics reported receiving treatment for their injuries. His study clearly showed a high number of assaults against emergency responders in urban environments.
Whether you work in the big city with lots of violence or in the quiet suburbs, violence against medics and firefighters can occur anywhere. The biggest enemy of responders is complacency or lack of attention as they approach the scene or while they are at the scene.
The goal at the beginning of every shift should be to complete your shift and return home to your family in the same physical and mental way you reported for work. That means all limbs attached, no holes in your body, no scratches on your face or arms, and with all your mental faculties. Unfortunately, this is easier said than done sometimes – especially in high-volume urban environments.
Your first goal on the job should be to avoid any possibility of violence or assaults against yourself. If possible, don't put yourself in a position where you have to defend yourself. This is especially true if the person has a knife or a gun. Remember – the person with the loaded pointed gun is always the incident commander! There is no dishonor in backing out of a situation where your safety is in jeopardy. You can always regroup with law enforcement to make a second entry into the scene or have law enforcement secure the scene, then you can make a second entry.
Another rule of thumb is if the person who greets you at the door of a building is confrontational, you are not duty-bound to go inside. Back away, call for law enforcement and wait for them to arrive. Remember what was drummed into you in EMT class: scene safety, then your ABCs.
Many departments are now issuing body armor to their personnel. If body armor is available to you, do not hesitate to don it on potentially violent scenes.
Taking away opportunities from those who would harm you should also be a goal. Never let a pen or pencil stick out of your uniform shirt pocket. Someone could easily grab it and use it as a blunt object. The same can be said of scissors, clamps and knives, which we all carry, that can become weapons. Stethoscopes around your neck can be used to choke you. If you wear a tie, never wear one that must be knotted; instead, wear a clip-on tie. If a violent patient grabs your clip-on tie, if will come off. With a knotted tie, a person can pull you around.
It is important to watch the patient's eyes and facial expressions. Typically, a person who attacks you will show some form of rage on his or her face and the eyes will dart from one spot in the room to another, sizing up the situation, plus planning the attack. An experienced emergency responder can calm a situation with voice control, before it escalates out of control. You must know what words to use and not use. Any comments that are references to a person in an inflammatory manner can elicit an attack.
Your voice intonations will also determine whether a call deteriorates or is successful. The tone of your voice, pacing, rhythm, pitch and audio level will either turn a patient or family member defensive, or get them to cooperate with you.
The emergency responder is the most valuable asset the fire service possesses. Only through training, by having the proper resources and taking the right approach can responders minimize the chances of attacks that they face on a daily basis.
Gary Ludwig, MS, EMT-P, a Firehouse® contributing editor, is the chief of Special Operations for Jefferson County, MO. He retired in 2001 as the chief paramedic for the St. Louis Fire Department after serving the City of St. Louis for 25 years. He is also vice chairman of the EMS Section of the International Association of Fire Chiefs (IAFC). He is a frequent speaker at EMS and fire conferences nationally and internationally, and is on the faculty of three colleges. Ludwig has a master's degree in management and business and a bachelor's degree in business administration, and is a licensed paramedic. He also operates The Ludwig Group, a professional consulting firm. He can be reached at 636-789-5660 or via www.garyludwig.com.


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In order to protect themselves from Tartars and Turks, the Saxons built over 300 fortified churches in the region; this is the largest of them, with a double perimeter wall and five towers added in 1450, including the curiously slanted trumpets tower which raised the alarm in case of attack or fire. Inside, note the fine collection of 15C-17C Ottoman carpets, Baroque pulpit, fresco fragment depicting the Tree of Jesse, and altarpiece of the Flagellation (1522) illustrating manna from Heaven and the Last Supper.
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Riley One-Point-Five
Riley 1.5 Wolseley 1500 |
1965 Riley 1.5 Saloon
Overview | |
Manufacturer | BMC |
Production | 1957-1965 39,568 (Riley) 103,394 (Wolseley) |
Assembly | United Kingdom Victoria Park, Australia [1] |
Body and chassis | |
Class | Compact executive car |
Body style | 4-door saloon |
Related | Morris Major Austin Lancer |
Powertrain | |
Engine | 1489 cc L B-Series Straight-4 |
Transmission | 4-speed manual synchromesh on top 3 ratios[2] |
Dimensions | |
Wheelbase | 86 in (2,184 mm)[3] |
Length | 152 in (3,861 mm))[4] |
Width | 60.5 in (1,537 mm)[4] |
Height | 59.5 in (1,511 mm)[4] |
Curb weight | 2,072 lb (940 kg) |
Chronology | |
Predecessor | Riley RME/Wolseley 15/50 |
Successor | Riley Kestrel/Wolseley 1100/1300 |
The Riley One-Point-Five and similar Wolseley 1500 were motor vehicles based on the Morris Minor floorpan, suspension and steering but fitted with the larger 1489 cc B-Series engine and MG Magnette gearbox. Launched in 1957, the twins were differentiated by nearly 20 hp (15 kW), the Riley having twin SU carburettors giving it the most power at 68 hp (50 kW). The Wolseley was released in April of that year, while the Riley appeared in November, directly after the 1957 London Motor Show.[5]
The Series II model came out in May 1960. The most notable external difference was the hidden boot and bonnet hinges. Interior storage was improved with the fitting of a full width parcel shelf directly beneath the fascia.[5]
The Series III launched in October 1961, featuring revisions to the grille and rear lights.
In October 1962 the car received the more robust crank, bearing and other details of the larger 1,622 cc unit now being fitted in the Austin Cambridge and its "Farina" styled clones. Unlike the Farina models, however, the Wolseley 1500 and Riley one-point-five retained the 1,489 cc engine size with which they had been launched back in 1957.[5]
Production ended in 1965 with 39,568 Rileys and 103,394 Wolseleys made.[6]
The One-Point-Five and its 1500 sibling had a number of differences, with the Wolseley generally being the less well-equipped model:
- Engine - The Riley benefited from dual SU H4 carburettors while the Wolseley received only one.
- Exterior - The front panel and grille looks similar on both cars, but is different. The stainless trim along the side of the cars is different, as well, as are the headlamp surrounds.
- Dashboard - Both cars received wooden dashboards. While the Riley had a full complement of gauges (speedometer, tachometer, and temp/oil/fuel) placed directly in front of the driver, the Wolseley made do with only the speedometer and temp/oil/fuel gauges, which were placed in the centre of the dashboard.
- Brakes - The Riley was equipped with a larger Girling braking system, while the Wolseley received a smaller Lockheed system. The Girling brakes on the Riley One-Point-Five were often sought out by Morris Minor owners looking a way to upgrade their brakes.
In its day the Riley was successfully raced and rallied and can still be seen today in historical sporting events.
A Wolseley 1500 was tested by the British magazine The Motor in 1957. It was found to have a top speed of 76.7 mph (123.4 km/h) and could accelerate from 0-60 mph (97 km/h) in 24.8 seconds. A fuel consumption of 36.6 miles per imperial gallon (7.7 L/100 km; 30.5 mpg-US) was recorded. The test car cost £758 including taxes of £253.[4]
Australian production[edit]
BMC Australia produced the Wolseley 1500 in Australia from 1958.[7] It was built alongside BMC Australia's own versions of this design, the Morris Major and Austin Lancer.[7] The Major and Lancer were less luxurious and had many notable differences from the Wolseley.[7] The 1500 was discontinued in 1959 and substantially revised "Series 2" models of the Major and Lancer were released in the same year.[7] In 1962 the Lancer and Major were replaced by the Morris Major Elite which was powered by a 1622cc engine.[7]
North American Exports[edit]
1959 Series I Riley One-Point-Fives were exported to North America by BMC in an attempt to capitalize on the growing imported car market. While not a sales success, a number of the cars remain on the road in the hands of collectors. As was a common practice in many jurisdictions, some cars were titled as 1960 model year cars because that was the year of their initial registration.
Running Changes[edit]
The badging for the One-Point-Five was changed early on in Series I production, after car number 4861 and before 6353. The earlier cars have smaller badges on the front wings and the boot lid. The later cars use simpler, larger badges with a different design and typeface.
- ^ BMC-Leyland Heritage Group, Building Cars in Australia, 2012, page 213
- ^ "Knowing your Riley one point five". Practical Motorist. 7. (nbr 83): pages 1162–1163. July 1961.
- ^ Culshaw; Horrobin (1974). Complete Catalogue of British Cars. London: Macmillan. ISBN 0-333-16689-2.
- ^ a b c d "The Wolseley 1500". The Motor. April 17, 1957.
- ^ a b c "Used cars on test: 1962 Riley one-point-five". Autocar. 126. (nbr 3713): pages 62–63. 13 April 1967.
- ^ Robson, Graham (2006). A-Z British Cars 1945-1980. Devon, UK: Herridge & Sons. ISBN 0-9541063-9-3.
- ^ a b c d e BMC in Australia Retrieved on 14 March 2012
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Riley 1.5. |
External links[edit]
- Austin Memories
- Riley One-Point-Five
- BTCC at 50: Rileys at Brands - the Jack and Tommy Show
- Riley Motor Club


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What You'll Need:
- 2 1/2 cups pancake and biscuit baking mix
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/4 cups club soda
- 1 pound boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut into 1/2-inch strips
- 1 bunch broccoli, cut into florets
- 1/2 pound whole fresh mushrooms
- 1 zucchini, cut into 1/2-inch chunks
- 3 cups vegetable oil for deep-frying
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- In a large bowl, combine baking mix, cayenne pepper, garlic powder, and salt. Add club soda; mix well. Add remaining ingredients except oil; stir to coat completely.
- In a soup pot over medium-high heat, heat oil just until hot. Place coated chicken and vegetables in hot oil one piece at a time. Cook 4 to 5 minutes, or until coating is golden brown. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Continue until all are cooked, discarding any remaining batter.
- Serve immediately, or keep warm on a baking sheet in a low oven.
- If the batter thickens, just add a little more club soda to get it to the proper consistency.
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- A city of central Connecticut north of Waterbury.
- A town of eastern Rhode Island on Narragansett Bay southeast of Providence.
- Two cities on the Tennessee-Virginia line east-northeast of Kingsport, Tennessee.
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The Arkay 0C 5 x 7" Safelight is an option for use with Arkay Revolving Two-Way Darkroom Doors. The OC (amber) safelight is for standard B&W printing and provides the darkroom with safe, workable light. The filter is easily changed to accept other colored standard 5 x 7" filters.
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Porting LinuxBIOS to the AMD SC520
In this article, we describe the work done by the Cluster Research Team at Los Alamos National Laboratory to port LinuxBIOS to the AMD SC520 CPU. Although space does not permit a detailed description of all the work involved, we hope you can get some idea of what it takes to port to a new board.
The AMD SC520 is a small, low-power, integrated CPU. It is used in many embedded applications, one of the more interesting being the Portland Aerospace Society's open-source rocket. This rocket uses a standard board from Kontron to control all onboard computing functions. The board features a number of nice control buses, including the CAN bus for power control of rocket subsystems.
We were asked whether we could port LinuxBIOS to the board the rocket team uses. We purchased the board they use and found one main problem: the BIOS Flash is soldered on. If you burn a bad BIOS, the board is now a nice paperweight. It might be nice to have a fancy burned-out board as a paperweight, but we would rather have working boards.
After doing some research, we learned that Advanced Digital Logic (ADL) makes a nice SC520 board with a removable BIOS Flash part. We decided to use this board for development. We've used ADL boards for our miniclusters in the past, and they've worked well.
We would start our work by porting to the board with removable Flash. Once the port is solid, our plan was to take a deep breath and try it on the board with a non-removable Flash. If we fail, of course, we're the proud owners of a $400 brick!
The steps in any LinuxBIOS port process change little from board to board. First, enumerate the resources provided on the mainboard, such as the CPU, I/O parts and so on. Next, create the configuration files that describe the resources and populate the directory tree with those files. Then, fill in the blanks with code.
LinuxBIOS itself is about 98% C code. The small amount of assembly involved is common to almost all the boards for a given CPU. In this sense, LinuxBIOS is a far better piece of code than proprietary BIOSes, which we are told are almost completely assembly code. We have not seen this source code, of course.
The LinuxBIOS build process bears little resemblance to the Linux kernel build process. Instead, the LinuxBIOS build process was inspired by the Plan 9 and BSD kernel build processes, although the LinuxBIOS process adds more formality and control. A lot of checking is needed for building a BIOS, as the price of error is high. Because our clusters may have 1,024 or 2,048 nodes, we want to make sure that the BIOS we flash to all the nodes at once is good. As we will see, however, we can afford to flash a bad BIOS if we use LinuxBIOS's fallback BIOS feature.
A target is a specific instance of LinuxBIOS for a motherboard. As built for a target, a LinuxBIOS image consists of glue code for resource management code and the resource code itself. A resource can be thought of as one or more .c files that control a hardware component, be it a motherboard, CPU or other chip. Resource code can invoke code for other resources as part of the configuration process. For example, the motherboard resource invokes code for CPU startup.
Each resource has a directory, so for the SC520, we need to have a directory called src/cpu/amd/sc520. The directory includes source code and two configuration files, one of which specifies options used for the resource and default option values. The other specifies what parts are built and how they are built. A given configuration file for a resource may specify other resources to be used, in which case the configuration files for those resources are read in and processed.
The LinuxBIOS configuration tool, starting from an initial configuration file called the target configuration file, creates a build directory. Once the configuration tool is run, the user changes to the build directory and types make. At that point, an image of the LinuxBIOS for that target is built and can be burned into Flash.
A given motherboard can have several target configuration files. Different options may be set for these different targets. One target might have a lot of debugging, another might use a different bootloader and so on. All of this control is set by options in the build process.
Options are defined in the LinuxBIOS source tree, and only defined options may be used. Options have default values and can be set only once in order to avoid confusion in how they are set and what values they may have.
The goal of this process is to make it easy to build all the targets on a single machine, quickly, while having only one copy of the source. A second goal is to avoid errors that cropped up in earlier versions of LinuxBIOS, when options were uncontrolled or set in too many places. The process supports cross-compilation, so we can build our PowerPC targets on an x86 machine.
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Amy Palant (born 1979[1]) is an American voice actress and singer. Her most famous role is that of Miles "Tails" Prower in the English version of Sonic X and, from 2005 to 2010, the video games of the franchise.
Palant studied voice acting at Edge Studio, under founder David Goldberg. She continues to work with the studio as a performer and a voice coach. Aside from Edge Studio, she has also worked with 4Kids Entertainment and DuArt Film and Video.[2]
As a singer, Palant has performed with numerous bands, and was a founding member of the New York-based Alternate Folk band Bombshell, Now known as The Sells, formed in 2005. She left the band in 2006.[1]
In addition to her voice work, Palant is a child psychotherapist, and operates a practice in New York.[citation needed]
Animation roles[edit]
- Fighting Foodons - Kayla
- Sonic X - Miles "Tails" Prower
- Shaman King - Millie of The Lily Five
- Midori Days - Makie, Marin, Yuma Takiguchi
- Shura no Toki - Princess Yuki
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- Pokémon (anime) - Maya (season five), Thatcher (season six), Mary (season seven), Summer and Additional Voices (season eleven), Verona, Maya and Additional Voices (season twelve)
- Pokémon Chronicles - Crystal
- Tai Chi Chasers - Hannah
- Winx Club (4Kids Entertainment edit) - Mirta
Video game roles[edit]
- Sonic the Hedgehog (series) - Miles "Tails" Prower (2005–2010)
- PokéPark Wii: Pikachu's Adventure - Shaymin
Movie roles[edit]
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- ^ a b The Shells (formerly Bombshell) Blog (accessed 2007-09-08)
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Need Help Trying to Get New Gear Specs Approved
Hello all, My dept. in Louisiana recently put out a bid spec for bunker gear. It was basically modeled after Morning Pride, which we believe is one of the best out there. We received 3 bids back. Of the 2 non-MP bids, one had 23 items not meeting our spec, and the other had 30 items not up to par. The Morning Pride bid missed 2 minor items (typos). Some of the things not meeting spec was: materials (wrong type of PBI), lack of pockets, lack of custom sizing, size of certain pockets, wrong thermal protection, no dead air panels. Of course, the Morning Pride gear is $250 more than the other gears. Our Parish administration is saying that because of bid laws we have to go with the low bidder. When we advised them of the differences, they came back with the responce ; all three meet NFPA so they are "Equivalent". Needless to say we are a little disturbed by this. I guess we should go out for bids that just say: NFPA Bunker Gear. Please give me some advise and maybee some laws that will help us fight this. Thanks
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You have to look at the items that don't meet the specifications and ask yourselves and the manufacturers "what is the difference in cost of what they are providing versus what is specified" If you specified a certain PBI and they are offering another outer shell material that is less expensive, then that is where they are able to bid less.
YOu have to give the bidder that meets the specification the opportunity to make the same adjustments to their bid that the lower bidders have made. It is unfair to accept a lower bid that does not meet the specs because if the higher bidder had taken the same exceptions they would then be more price competitive.
You are asking for a lawsuit from the bidder that meets the specs if you accept the lower bid that does not.Lt. Dan
Try presenting it to your Parish Administration like this.
Case 1:
We requested bids for steak for the annual dinner.
Company 1 came back highest bid and offered big juicy T-Bones
Company 2 came in lower but offered All Beef Hot Dogs
Case 2:
You ask for bids on a new 2000 Gal. Tanker
Company 1 came back high bid with a Custom Freightliner Wet Side
Company 2 came in lower but offered you an F-550 with a big poly tank
In both cases Company 2 DID come in lowest bidder however company 2 DID NOT offer what you asked for. Why would you buy something you didn't ask for just because it was cheaper ??
Their bid laws may indeed require them to go with the lowest bidder, however I do believe there would have to be the application of *common sense* that you would only go with the lowest bid that meets your requirements. Your first step should be to request a copy of these bid laws and then sit down with the Parish legal ad visor to get his/her interpretation of the law. If he agrees with you then have him write a letter advising the Parish Administrators of the clarification of the law. Perhaps they simply misunderstand the law.
If he disagrees then you should seek the opinion of independent council.Take Care - Stay Safe - God Bless
You will regret it if you do go with the low bid..........
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As a fire equipment vendor who does bids all the time (no I'm not plugging my business so don't all of you go reporting me to the webteam...just sharing my input), a clause that many municipalities make in their bids is that they only go with the lowest bidder who can meet the specs and/or provide the HIGHEST QUALITY product...this means that for example ABC Fire Equip. could charge more but if they meet the specs & XYZ Fire Equip. who came in cheaper doesn't, then ABC can be awarded the bid.
Just 'cause it's cheap don't mean it's good...the specs that these other bids can't match are big issues...wrong PBI fabric, thermal protection, sizing issues.. you can live with smaller pockets but the wrong fire resistant material or gear that is 2 sizes too small is an issue that presents serious problems related to FF safety (the whole reason you have bunker gear...for protection).
I would recommend presenting the potential dangers of these bid spec changes to your parish board. If you want to show the difference with the fabric, get swatches of Nomex & PBI (you can usually get them from PBI's manufacturer or even the local rep..sure the Morning Pride dealer would help you out) & light them up...it's an impressive display. Also, explain the differences in the thermal protective materials they are spec'ing that are different & how this could negatively affect/endanger the FF. If you bring it down to the "if FF A is wearing this gear & gets burned, the money you saved will go towards his hospital bill, recovery & quite possibly his lawsuit for providing him with inadequate protection for the job (the foremost job of ANY employer)...you gotta bring it down to their level...dollars & cents... ...I speak from experience both
as a vendor & as a vollie for the past 18 years...
It wouldn't hurt to demonstrate what FF's do to their gear by crawling, kneeling, climbing, etc...not to mention the thermal exposure the gear gets. Maybe, MAYBE the parish board would come to
a live burn demo to see the effects of fire on gear but if not, a simple demo in their office (crawling on the floor, climbing thru a window) would show some of the abuse your gear goes through. The idea is to show them that spending a few extra bucks now will save them from spending a lot of $$$ in a few years when the "cheesy" gear wears out prematurely.
Gotta remember one key element..these people are usually NOT FF's particularly if this is a government entity & not a fire department board of directors so all they know is $$$. Do a little research, be creative & be able to prove your points with valid back-up. You might even compare regular clothing to bunker gear....you can say "ok you could buy a winter coat @ Walmart for $25 or you could spend a little more on a Columbia coat (say $100..yeah right, a Columbia for $100..LOL) but what would last in the long run & be more cost effective?? Maybe, just maybe they might actually see the light....
Lastly, while Morning Pride is kinda pricey, it according to what many fellow FF's have told me is that it is well worth the money.
A key point to ponder...when FDNY switched to bunker gear in '95 (?),
cost was somewhere around # 11 on their list of concerns, # 1 concern..take a guess...durability...FDNY is still wearing Morning Pride to this day..that says something for their product (and no I don't work or sell for Morning Pride so this is indeed a unbiased recommendation).
Well, that's my 2 cents..hope it helps. Stay Safe...
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I did a slight twist - since my boyfriend hates fennel, I swapped the fennel and italian herbs for an Indian take - curry powder, cumin, tumeric, and a pinch of all spice. It worked great. Was very easy to make, and the ingredients are great comfort food. Tasted great the next day as well.
This is an easy and delicious recipe. The first time I made it, it was tasty, but the chicken was over done and the lentils weren't done enough. The second time I made this dish, I cooked the lentils and chicken before hand. When I got ready to eat it, I just heated up a bowl for myself and froze the rest. That did the trick. It was perfect.


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5-Fold Increase in Video Encoding with OpenCL-like Technology
NVidia and Nero announced yesterday that a recent update to the Nero Movie it software application for Windows reduces video encoding time by up to five times by utilizing NVIDIA's CUDA architecture. They specifically describe the encoding of HD video for an iPod going from "hours to mere minutes" when the application is used in conjunction with a supported NVIDIA graphics card. CUDA is NVIDIA's parallel computing architecture that harnesses the power of their graphics card GPUs. This allows developers to leverage the parallel processing power that is otherwise being unused within these graphics cards. Quote:
OpenCL is an open standard that was established in collaboration with AMD, Intel and NVIDIA and was ratified in December. Apple is expected to release Mac OS X Snow Leopard later this year, and we should hear more details at WWDC in June. Article Link: 5-Fold Increase in Video Encoding with OpenCL-like Technology |
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:04 AM | #2 |
Hmmm ... Better than Handbrake?
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:04 AM | #3 |
That's what makes OpenCL great. If applied to a task it's particularly well-suited to, such as video/audio encoding, it speeds the task up enormously. I can only dream about what this will enable in iTunes... imagine transcoding an iTunes library in ALAC to AAC, that has about 8000 songs in it. Today, this takes about 5 hours. With OpenCL, only 30 minutes will be required.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:13 AM | #5 |
Yes, in Boot Camp, provided the drivers to take advantage of it are available. No, in a VM environment.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:14 AM | #6 |
I'm sure Adobe will use this as a way to get people to upgrade to the next CS in a year or so.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:15 AM | #7 |
Sounds great! Five fold says alot and I wonder if Apple will use this anytime soon. Also, how will the battery be affected? I figure we see this technology end of this year or next
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:17 AM | #8 |
Aaahhh . . . yeah! This is not an ordinary "software vs. software" situation. What they are talking about is yes, software, but software that is using a graphics card GPU to do most of the heavy lifting for encoding (usually a very intensive CPU task) So it is not a simple as asking "you mean faster than software X?" but rather "when will OTHER software start using this technology?" |
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:19 AM | #10 |
We'll soon see how much Apple has integrated OpenCL power into the OS and it's applications also. Can't knock a 5x speed increase - I'd imagine we'll see more and more benefits as we move towards Snow Leopard's release.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:22 AM | #11 |
Well, it could be made to work in a VM, but that would require support from the VM software maker and probably the GPU vendor as well. I wouldn't look for it out of the gate, but it might come eventually.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:22 AM | #12 |
Standards dilution!
Does anyone else feel that standards are strong only when everyone uses it. If OpenCL is an open standard, then why is Nvidia and Nero working on this other interface. This is just going to dilute the standards and not go anywhere. What impetus is there for the standards body to keep advancing the standard if different vendors work directly with different software companies to implement their wares. Oh well!!
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:24 AM | #13 |
Be interesting to see how this compares to Badabooms GPU encoding.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:26 AM | #15 |
This may be the very reason why we haven't seen an update to the Final Cut Pro suite yet. Not to mention that Final Cut Pro will be able to become fully 64 bit for Leopard.
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This is where we see if all Apple's grand designs have been worthwhile. On Windows, video intensive apps will simply use the GPU processing power on an app by app basis.
Having it in the OS, available even to non-graphics apps, well we will see whether there is really any benefit to that. Time will tell (and probably some WWDC demos!).
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:34 AM | #18 |
I'm skeptical. The x264 guys looked at CUDA and found it wasn't worth it. The badaboom app required a $600 video card to encode a movie as fast as a Core i7 940. And then the quality output from badaboom wasn't even nearly as good as x264 output, and this test was back in November, and there have been some x264 speed improvements since then. Show me the benchmarks!
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:36 AM | #19 |
OK, well heres hoping that my now aging RADEONX1600 will be able to make use of this funkiness in Snowleopard...
Dont feel like upgrading as im still happy with my mbp. (CD 2.16GHz) *Sigh* |
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:38 AM | #20 | |
They didn't even need an updated operating system like Snow Leopard. So what's the big deal about Snow Leopard if Nero Movie It can use CUDA with Windows Vista?
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:42 AM | #21 | |
FCP is not a cash cow for apple, but more a flagship achievement. a 64 bit bump in the software that uses ALL the cores, will help cement them in as a company that continues to lead in innovation. Now, if they re-write the media manager and shore up the xsan, they might actually be able to take a bigger bite out of avid. |
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It sounds like your "badaboom" test may not be all you think it is. Quote:
Apple is aiming for OpenCL to fix some of those issues. 1) It should work (or at least show some positive effects) on any video card that supports OpenCL. That will include NVIDIA and ATI at least, and likely most or all of the other graphics cards on the market in a short time. 2) Apps coded against OpenCL suffer little performance penalty on systems without high-end GPUs, but scale up on systems with one (or multiple) high end cards without need for the application developer to do anything special. In short, developers will need to code their apps using the OpenCL standard (which I have investigated, and isn't ridiculously hard), but once that is done, the app should benefit from all possible compute resources available on the machine. Right now, that is mostly limited to CPUs and graphics cards, but in the future, I would not be surprised to dedicated encoder-decoder chips shipped with even low-end hardware. OpenCL apps would get access to that hardware for free.
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:50 AM | #24 | |
2. All shipping Macs will support this vs. owning specific NVIDIA cards on the PC side. 3. Hopefully there will be more developer adoption due to #2. arn |
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Apr 24, 2009, 08:51 AM | #25 | |
OpenCL takes it a couple of steps further, It abstracts away from the specifics of the hardware, you don`t need to learn what function each card may or may not support or the underlying language supported. It`s an open standard so if and when people get around to it, there`ll be an implementation of OpenCL on linux and possibly even windows. In other words it`s like moving from assembly language to Java.
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I didn't know before; I searched for informations about the soldering thin I used from years, the old'n gold 60/40 tin/lead composition with flux in it… that now isn't produced anymore in Europe, due to this sort of insane terror about the toxicity of a pico-gram of lead that we, electronic technicians, can ingest or inhalate, during years of solders on our lab tables…
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WOW, what a beautiful WHISKERS we have on our solders! THANK YOU, DAMNED RoHS!
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And please have a good time reading the NASA site, in which they analyze every aspect of RoHS soldered circuits, and check out the huge list of satellites that had some faults for this!
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Pb Entering the Environment – Recycling Impact • Concern about recycling electronics in third world countries over open fires – May create Pb vapor that would be inhaled causing Pb poisoning • Pb boils at 1,740 C • Typical open fire temperature is approximately 1,000 C – Vapor pressure of Pb is negligible at that temperature • Little/no possibility of Pb vapor inhalation • Same reason why Sn/Pb soldering personnel do not have elevated blood Pb levels
– Electronics industry consumes approximately 0.5% of world's Pb – No mechanism exists for transfer of Pb to blood through direct contact or proximity to Pb in electronics – No evidence of any elevated Pb levels in blood of soldering personnel • Lead-acid batteries account for over 80% of Pb consumed IN THE ENTIRE WORLD – Batteries are exempt from all RoHS legislation
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After kicking off Thursday, Roadburn 2011 continued on Friday 4/15 with another day of wall-to-wall unmissable heavy music. The day was the sunn o))) curated portion of the program, which meant appearances from the band as well as some of their favorites like Trap Them, Winter, Earth, Void Ov Voices, Caspar Bro¨tzmann Massaker, Mamiffer, Sabbath Assembly, and many others.
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Does it really contain mods and animations for Jutsus? Time to find out. >:D
I can't get this mod to work =( I type Naruto in gameplay and nothing happens. It doesn't crash, it doesn't mess up. Just nothing.... no Naruto anything except for the naruto jump style. I follow the installation process exactly as it says. I add the folders from the mod folder to the san andreas directory and replace. I open IMG tool and add the files from Models to add to my gta3.img. I don't know why it's not working!! Please help!
Dude.. I have Cleo 4 and IMG Tool, always have. I've modded my San Andreas for about 3 years now.
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