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I have been looking for stable overclocking settings for my new build rig using Intel core i7 3820 processor. Finally MSI helped to get the right settings to work around it. I dont know what settings it had used actually but the processor is managed to get overclocking more than 4.0GHz at stable condition and there is no temperature related issues or BSODs at all. My PC configuration is High end and I think that due to this only my system is running stable even after overclocking. Actually the computer runs on MSI motherboard which has pre-included OC genie button. It is a best option for those who have never been to overclocking things. The OC genie button gave me 4.0GHz. So I tried to do more but manually maxing out the multiplier and Vcore cause the BSOD on the system during every stress test. Currently it is at 4.3ghz and 1.30 vcore but the system is not stable. What I am missing here.
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The fact is Core i7-3820 has a Limited Unlocked Core. It is defined in the spec as given by the manufacturer. The processor is not as same as the other Intels 'K' and 'X' series processors which has unlocked multiplier. If you are maxing out the multiplier, you can reach up to 43x and due to this processor can go above almost 4.3GHz.
The selection would be of different frequency like 125MHz, 166MHz or 250MHz. sometime you will not able to get this feature with stock BIOS installed. If your motherboard comes with latest BIOS, you may find this Base clock settings feature otherwise try to flash with the latest BIOS. In my case it working fine and I have set to 125MHz but dropped the multiplier a but in order to get overclock up to 4.5GHz. To test it better, you can run any benchmark utility and you will surely notice a performance increment.
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I am also looking for a stable overclocking of core i7 3820 processor and for that I have gone through several guides about Sandy Bridge overclocking and it is sure that I should not use the stock cooler. So first thing is I have replaced the stock CPU cooler with the Cooler Master one. Lastly I have successfully overclocked the processor to 4.5GHZ. The memory modules were running at 1888 MHZ and I didnt change anything there manually.
I simply set the multiplier to 37x and BCLK to 125 and due to this only the memory currently run at 1700mhz. Next thing is I had disabled the Turbo and Hyperthreading which were actually not needed in my case. Due to this the games running faster than what I thought before. Now the vcore was at standard. Finally I have capable to get the stability at BCLK 130, vcore at 1.30V and Multiplier to 37x, Now memory module also started running near to 1880mhz. This setting has passed the stress test and benchmark test successfully and no there was not much temperature Hike.
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Intel Core i7-3820 processor is a quad-core processor and the highest successfully overclocking record of this processor is 5.666 GHz. Since it is a LGA2011 compatible processor, basically it has a semi unlocked core (or BCLK multiplier). Semi unlocked means; you can unlock it only a few heights but more than the stock settings. So it is also a good processor for overclocking but with the use of compatible motherboard, RAM and Cpu cooler, Also BIOS. The requirement of this overclocking record was 131.74 MHz BClk, 43x multiplier and 1.6V Vcore. Make sure to disable the Turbo and HyperThreading.
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I have also read several articles related to Core i7-3820 overclocking and everywhere I have found that the processor need some extreme voltage setting if it needs overclocking near to 4.5GHZ or above than that. Also the Base the clock frequency need to set properly according to the multiplier hike. If you want to build an overclockable system, I think that you can choose the Core i7-3820 because it can deliver stable overclocking up to 4.5ghz. Dont think that the latest IVY Bridge can do more. They are also limited in terms of overclocking conditions.
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The Core i7-3820 can easily get to high frequencies but the method of overclocking is really different here as compared to other Intel core processor of the same family. The first reason is the processor is neither an X- nor a K-series processor. That means there is no K or S letter at the end of processor name. The second reason is it has limited unlocked core. When all cores active, the processor can reach up to 4.3 GHz and with only 2 cores active, you can get it right to 4.4 GHz. At both time, the base frequency is set as 100 MHz but you can manually set this base clock to 125 MHz or more.
Remember that it is not good to run the processor at 4.5 GHz but the highest clock achieve is 4.625 GHz. One problem is in my case it still didnt able to complete the full benchmark test even after trying different Vcore voltage. But I think that with High end platform you can achieve something above the normal without losing stability.
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You dont get any problem while overclocking a six core SNB-E processor because there you just need to adjust multiplier to maximum but in case of i7-3820, the multiplier only capable to max out at 43X. So there ought be a limitation and I have found the stable limitation is 4.3GHz. But By finding some optimum settings for voltages and bit of fine tuning it is possible for you to go up to 5.0 GHz overclock. The process is very simple and easy without a small drop of stability condition of the system. Via bclk modifications (which can be manually set to 125MHz, 166MHz and 250MHz), you can get impressive speed without any issues. 1.48 Vcore is good at this condition.
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Economy sedan is rich in features and inexpensive to maintain
Cheap cars were once necessary evils, coarsely built, frumpy looking and unloved. Keep them through the warranty then let 'em go. But today there are no throwaways. Competition is strong and most will serve their purpose with refinement and style well beyond the warranty.
The Kia Rio is an ideal example of a mainstream economy car that has been made desirable by its good engineering and technologies that make life easier. And it's not bad looking. Rio shares an architecture with the Hyundai Accent, but with crisper styling.
Sold in sedan and five-door hatchback body styles, pricing starts at $14,550 for the sedan with six-speed manual transmission and ranges to $18,450 for the sporty SV with six-speed automatic, leather and 17-inch wheels. Five-door starting prices range from $14,550 to $18,650.
The EX test sedan — $18,345 with two options — was a contemporary keeper, rich in features but built to be inexpensive to maintain.
Technically a subcompact, Rio's front head and legroom are big sedan: 40 inches to the headliner and 43.8 inches for legroom. The back seat space is short on footroom, the seatback is fairly upright and rigid and there is no center head restraint. But the center tunnel is low, which helps people squeeze in.
Trunk space is generous at 13.7 cubic feet and the back seat has a 60/40 fold. And don't look for a spare tire, there's a sealant-inflator system.
Drivability is good for how this car will be used, which likely won't be in an autocross. The easy shift points of the transmission turn this little four-cylinder into a hustler. Wail on it, and it doesn't complain. Ride quality is comfortable, but the rear torsion beam suspension can be clunky in some maneuvers. But that can be forgiven because it also allows that big, flat trunk space.
The simplicity of this car is user-encouraging. The doors open wide for access, there are no sightline issues and the gauge presentation is large and readable with what may be the most legible speedometer on the market. The radio and heat/AC controls are foolproof and large. There are everyday pleasures in the automatic up and down function of the power windows and three-blink signal for lane changes. The 33.5-foot turning circle is tight even for a subcompact. And the quality of materials and construction looks as if it should outlast the basic warranty of five-years or 60,000 miles with roadside assistance.
The tester's Convenience Package ($1,150) is desirable for its upgrades: 15-inch alloy wheels, fog lights, power folding mirrors (with turn signals), soft-touch dash pad, front map lights, lighted vanity mirrors and leather-wrapped steering wheel and shifter. But the gems are the rearview camera and UVO.
UVO, or Your Voice, is a voice-activated application to answer and place phone calls, receive and respond to text messages, pull up music from a variety of sources (such as Pandora) or create your own "jukebox" of tunes.
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I adore your work Adrian,,, you present urban life in a very unique and captivating way,,,love the shadows,,, fantastic work, well done
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Anyone else would come out of this building and skip down the steps as these boys are doing and never see anything more to it. It's been said many times before that the artist opens our eyes not to what is but what can be. I think you've done that here Adrian but then that is what you do.
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OZARK, Ark. (KTHV) - Steve and Cindy Henry, of Ozark, continue to search for their 30-year-old daughter who has been missing since July. They said they last heard from their daughter, Regina Woodward, on July 1 last summer, and investigators have had a difficult time finding answers.
Woodward was living with her boyfriend's family, and nobody has been able to find a lead on the case, but rumors have spread around Franklin County. The boyfriend's family says she left and never came back while others have speculated she was murdered and disposed of. The Henrys said they don't like the rumors, but have nothing else to listen to.
The search has given rise to so many questions, but returned so few answers. The Henrys remain steadfast in their search as they call on community members for help. The family said they need as much help as possible in locating their daughter, and ask anyone with any information to please call the Franklin County Sheriff's Office at (479) 667-4127.


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NEWBERRY — Police, fire and city departments will bring the community together for the city's National Night Out event on Aug. 5 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Marion Davis Park.
National Night Out is a nationwide evening for neighborhoods across the country to get out and "give crime a going away party" through community awareness and involvement.
The City of Newberry Parks, Recreation, and Tourism office will provide free pizza and drinks to those in attendance. The evening will also feature a variety of field games between children and local officers and firefighters, as well as inflatables that officers and firemen will be running.
Mayor Foster Senn will start the evening at 6 p.m. by welcoming the community. He also will introduce Police Chief Dennis Brown.
Mary Alex Kopp, city tourism and events coordinator, said they have done much more advertising for the event this year.
"We really don't know what to expect this year," she said. "We're hoping it will be bigger and better."
Collin Shealy with PRT said he heard many of the apartment complexes showed a lot of interest in the event and contacted the police department for more information.
Following Senn's introduction, Kopp said the rest of the evening will be unscheduled activity with games including a three-legged race, a balloon toss, cornhole games and an inflatable bounce house.
Kopp said residents will not have to pay to participate in the ping-pong ball drop. Instead, participants will visit the police and fire department setups where they will receive a sticker. Stickers from both departments must be presented to register for the ball drop which will occur at 7:15 p.m.
Whoever is closer to the center will win a City of Newberry prize package.
"This way, parents and kids have to go to the tables," Shealy said.
Kopp said they were looking into ways to facilitate participation among the entire event.
"We want people to know that they (police and firefighters) are there and that they can trust them," Kopp said.
Fire Chief Keith Minick said they want to provide information on smoke detectors and how to prevent fires.
"Some may ask about stoves, outside grills, or discuss recreational burning," Minick said. "We get lots of calls about what people can do as far as burning within the city."
Minick said the fire safety house will be out and the department will have its ladder truck and other equipment. They will also show residents how to operate a fire extinguisher.
"I hope people will talk with us about what they see in their areas and what we can help them with in their neighborhoods," Minick said.
Kevin Goodman with the Newberry City Police Department said they will discuss gun safety issues, and how neighborhoods can start their own Neighborhood Watch programs throughout the city. Handouts will be given on various topics. The Newberry County Sheriff's office also will have information on display.
Goodman said they were in contact with SLED to see if they would be participating in the event as well, but were not certain they would be attending.
The city also will have transportation to and from the event courtesy of the Newberry County Council on Aging. The shuttle service will begin at 5 p.m. and will make eight stops before reaching Marion Davis Park at Grant Homes, Nance Forest Apartments, Indian Hills Apartments, Greens Apartments, Pebblebrook Apartments, 564 Wise St. in Newberry, Tremont Apartments and Palmetto Pointe.
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Wealthy Koch Brother Builds Old West Town
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Good morning. I'm Steve Inskeep. Energy company founder Bill Koch went back in time, the billionaire built an entire town in the Old West. The Denver Post says Koch built 50 buildings, including a jail, train station and, of course, a saloon. It's for his private use and also a home for his collection of western memorabilia. His two brothers famously spend on political causes. Bill Koch also spends on campaigns, but rather than just trying to change the world, he built his own. It's MORNING EDITION. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse Recipe
Apple cider vinegar has many benefits for hair. It can add body and shine, stimulate the follicles, clarify, and cleanse. It's a great affordable option to try with homemade hair creations. Here is a recipe for a simple apple cider vinegar hair rinse.
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Heat the cup of water until it boils. Add two teaspoons of rosemary leaves and cover. Allow to steep for fifteen minutes. Pour through a strainer to filter out the leaves. Dilute 3 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar into a cup of water. Mix with the rosemary tea.
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The publication is available for purchase at the FASB Web site, or may be ordered by telephone at 800-748-0659. The cost to purchase the technical bulletin is $7.00. Educators are entitled to a 20 percent discount on purchases of FASB publications.
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The Ware Collection of Glass Models of Plants -- "The Glass Flowers"
3,000 amazingly realistic models of plants, flowers and fruits, painstakingly blown & crafted in glass from 1886 to 1936 by Dresden, Germany-based glass artists & lampworkers, father and son Leopold and Rudolph Blaschka. Includes the Blaschkas' flame-working tools and work bench, and a 7 minute video presentation on their work. Docent-led tours available for groups by advance reservation. Ongoing
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JACKSON - The Gold Rush cities of Jackson and Sonora have a lot to offer the motoring tourist from the Central Valley and beyond.
Looking for a killer tan in the middle of winter? Ready for a summer vacation, but worried about time and money? Or do you just need an escape from the coarse winter cold? Look no further than Planet Beach Contempo Spa, a wellness center with all the amenities necessary for renewing the skin and relaxing the body.
In the last two years, Charla Carpenter-Ortiz has become a new person in more ways than one.
What started as a fitness resolution soon became the pride of the Turlock community as Bell Real Estate owner Robert Bell launched a cycling team that promotes community involvement, team camaraderie, and charity.
The start of the New Year is a time to reflect on what matters most and apply a resolution to obtain goals. For Turlock resident Roy Huffman, implementing a fitness resolution meant more than losing weight; it meant saving his life.
Jeff Liotard was just tired of being fat.
STOCKTON – The closest thing for me to making a New Year resolution was to actually do the 8th annual Resolution Run hosted by Fleet Feet.
What New Year's Eve celebration is complete unless it has the traditional midnight toast of either champagne or sparkling wine?
Looking for the ultimate party, but don't want to go too far? Ring in the New Year with familiar sights and pleasures. Modesto offers several large facilities hosting their own New Year's Eve parties for young and old alike.
It is no secret that New Year's Eve can be an expensive night. Most residents of Turlock buy their drinks in advance and navigate towards house parties to celebrate with friends and family members.
When New Year's Eve comes to mind, most adults think solely of drinking, partying, and upcoming resolutions; but for the members of the Mary Stuart Rogers Birthing Center at the Emanuel Medical Center in Turlock, New Year's Eve is just as special as any other day.
Los Angeles. Aside from the Big Apple, is there any other place in America that might legitimately call itself the Center of the Universe? In the case of Los Angeles, it is the center of the entertainment universe and has more legitimate movie stars per square inch than just about any other place on earth.
STOCKTON – Bill Cosby is appearing on Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Bob Hope Theatre.
Some time ago, the horticulture staff of the UC Davis Arboretum identified 100 easy-to-grow plants.
With the decrease of available water and the increase of water regulations, it has become almost too easy for gardeners to surrender their gloves and shovels to the drought that has been scorching the state for four years with no foreseeable end.
Earth Day 2015 arrives Wednesday with the 209 - and the rest of California - well into the fourth year of severe drought.
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MODESTO – Tanner Carroll recycles.
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The grapevine has an amazing power to transform reasonably attractive countryside into an oasis of culture and beauty that speaks to all of one's senses - and no place is that better manifested than in the famed Napa Valley.
There I was standing alone watching water cascading 1,310 feet over granite just hours after sunrise.
If you want to see Yosemite Valley's famous waterfalls at their peak during this fourth year of drought you need to do so this month.
OAKDALE – You better get that boat out of storage now.
It's not the Wawona Hotel, the Yosemite Lodge at the Falls of even the world famous Awahnee Hotel where you might be lucky to snag a room for only $470 a night.
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The Manteca Kiwanis free community Easter Egg Hunt is Saturday, April 4, at 11 a.m. sharp at the Northgate Sports Complex in Manteca. Kids get a chance to collect candy filled plastic eggs and win prizes.
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Eddie House's seven-year-old son Jaelen has become a mainstay on the sidelines by the Boston Celtics bench. Now their close relationship will be featured in the new series, My Dad's A Pro, on the Cartoon Network. The show will follow Jaelen's day-to-day life as the son of an NBA player. They will be the first father-son pair on the show, which will debut this fall.
NBA commissioner David Stern and Stuart Snyder, President and COO of Turner Animation, Young Adults & Kids Media, made the announcement today at the annual Cartoon Network Upfront presentation in New York. According to the press release, the NBA and Cartoon Network have developed a partnership to create long and short-form basketball-themed content, including online (CartoonNetwork.com), mobile, and on-air.
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Sega Japan has teased that it will be making a "surprise announcement" possibly tied to the Yakuza series on August 18, according to a report by Gematsu (via NeoGAF).
The news, which will coincide with the reveal of the Yakuza Character General Election results, will take place at the Alta Vision screen located outside the Shinjuku train station east entrance at 5pm local time.
No details have been given, leading to speculation from series devotees that the publisher may be set to announce a new Ryu ga Gotoku game (Yakuza 6) for either the PlayStation 3, upcoming PlayStation 4, or PS Vita. Earlier this year, Sega announced its plans to port the first and second Yakuza games to Nintendo's Wii U, for release in Japan.
There are currently no announced plans to localise Ryu ga Gotoku 5: Yume, Kanaeshi Mono (Yakuza 5) for Western audiences. The most recent game in the franchise to be released outside of the territory was 2012's Yakuza: Dead Souls, which received a lukewarm reception.
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Turner thriving, helping Sixers lead Bulls
On a big stage, Turner is showing why the Sixers chose him with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2010 NBA draft. He's had plenty of ups and downs in his two seasons. Heck, he didn't even start Game 1 of this series.
But the Sixers have won two in a row with him starting. Turner had 19 points, seven rebounds and six assists in a 109-92 win in Game 2. He followed that up with 16 points and nine rebounds in Game 3.
The highlight plays he made Friday night earned him style points, but his resilient effort on that play late in the game earned respect.
"His will to win was excellent," veteran Elton Brand said. "He wouldn't let us lose that game."
Turner hasn't lived up to expectations in his first two seasons, though part of the problem has simply been playing time and adjusting to a different role. Turner was The Associated Press Player of the Year as a junior at Ohio State before heading to the NBA. He averaged 20.3 points, 9.2 rebounds and 5.9 assists while leading the Buckeyes into the round of 16 in the 2010 NCAA tournament.
Turner stepped into the starting lineup as a rookie in Philadelphia, but struggled early and appeared confused on the court at times. He was used to handling the ball in college, but Jrue Holiday is the point guard on the Sixers so the offense runs through him. Turner didn't adapt quickly to becoming a spot-up shooter and was benched after 18 games. At the time, The Sixers were 5-13. With Jodie Meeks, a dependable outside shooter starting at the two-guard spot, Philadelphia went 36-28 the rest of the way and earned a playoff berth.
Turner's minutes dwindled, but he showed potential at various points with productive games late in the season. He scored 15 points and 17 points off the bench in two playoff games against Miami, who won the series in five games.
After spending the summer refining his shooting skills with Herb Magee, the Hall of Fame coach at Philadelphia University, Turner figured to open the season as a starter. But Collins stuck with Meeks, because that lineup worked last year.
Turner was relegated to a reserve role again, and the Sixers started 20-9. No reason to make changes.
Then Philadelphia lost 8 of 10, and Turner went back in. He started 18 straight games before going back to the bench after a four-game losing streak. Following a 12-point loss to the Bulls in the playoff opener, Collins switched his lineup again. Turner has made the most of the opportunity.
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KUNA -- Friends and family of a Kuna woman will be cheering her on Tuesday night when she performs on live TV.
Ashley Heaton is part of the American Military Spouses Choir, competing on NBC's America's Got Talent.
Ashley and her husband, Joshua, both graduated from Kuna High School in 2010.
That same year, Joshua left for boot camp with the Marine Corps.
They now live in North Carolina, where Joshua is stationed.
Ashley tells us he was gone for nine months last year, and during that time she found support through a group of singing sisters.
It's such a sisterhood, I've been through a lot for deployment and health issues and it's more the support we get from each other, I know we can lean on any one of them, said Ashley.
Ashley says she found out about the American Military Spouses Choir through the Family Readiness Program.
She said she started singing at her church in Kuna, then joined the choir at Kuna High School.
Ashley said over the past year that the group has been singing, they've gotten many amazing opportunities.
And now, they're performing live on national TV in front of millions of Americans.
It's kind of nerve racking because it's live so you only have one chance to get it right, said Ashley.
But she says standing and singing next to 35 other women just like her, is comforting.
It's extremely emotional, usually our husbands get the recognition but this has given us a chance to portray how strong they really are, said Ashley.
American Military Spouses Choir was an immediate hit on America's Got Talent, with Ashley as the youngest member.
I'm really excited to represent Idaho and especially Kuna, such a little town, said Ashley.
She admits it's nerve-racking to perform on such a big stage, with such a big audience.
But, she says it's important to remind the country about the sacrifices military families make every day.
Not everyone still knows we are still in a war and I think this shows how important it is to support our military families, said Ashley.
The American Military Spouses Choir will perform live on NBC at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
They will be competing against 11 other acts during that show.
You can vote for your favorite act, then on Wednesday night's show, the results will be revealed.
Ashley says winning would be a blessing, but more importantly she wants appreciate the opportunity.
Military wives are not only strong for each other and husbands but we don't have to give up our dream and this is just showing how talented we really are, said Ashley.
Ashley is not only preparing for the show, she's also preparing to become a parent.
She and Joshua are expecting their first child this October.
We know that Jayden, our little boy, will just be a couple months old, so we are getting prepared for that, making sure we spend as much time together as possible, said Ashley.


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By all accounts, Reat Underwood was the all-American boy.
Reat, 14, was one of three people killed in a gunman's rampage at two Jewish sites on Passover eve in the Kansas City suburb of Overland Park.
He had gone to the Jewish Community Center on Sunday with his grandfather, physician William Corporan, 69, to try out for the KC SuperStar singing and scholarship competition. White Christians, both were fatally shot. The third victim, shot outside the Village Shalom retirement home, was Terri LaManno, 53.
Reat was an Eagle scout who enjoyed spending time camping and hunting with his grandfather, father and brother, a family statement said.
Reat was a freshman at Blue Valley High School, where he was involved in debate and theater and had a beautiful voice, schools Superintendent Tom Trigg said.
The school has almost 1,500 students, but Principal Scott Bacon told USA TODAY that Reat made a positive impression right away, at the annual Blue Valley Educational Foundation breakfast that draws almost 1,000 people.
He sang the national anthem, Bacon said. I realized very quickly we had a young man with tremendous talent in our school. I was certainly impressed by his presentation in front of such a large audience. I saw him as a young man with great promise.
Bacon said he often saw Reat chatting with other students in the hallways. Bacon said Reat already had become a fixture at singing events in the school, including the annual musical this year Guys and Dolls.
This was a traumatic event for our school community, Bacon said.
The high school had planned an in-service day for teachers Monday, so no classes were scheduled. But counselors were being made available for students, Trigg said.
Trigg also was at the breakfast and knew Reat.
His talents were on full display that morning, he said, adding that he found Reat to be an engaging and exceptional young man.
Reat had a passion for life, and touched so many people in his young age, a family statement said.
Reat was still in his grandfather's truck when police say Frazier Glenn Cross, 73, opened fire at the community center, killing Reat and his grandfather, then fired shots outside the nearby Village Shalom retirement home. The identity of a woman killed there was not immediatley released.
Cross, also known as Frazier Glenn Miller, is a former grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan with a long history of running illegal paramilitary organizations and intimidating minorities, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
We're investigating it as a hate crime. We're investigating it as a murder, said Overland Park Police Chief John Douglass.
Corporon practiced medicine in Oklahoma from 1976 through 2003, when he and his wife moved to the Overland Park area to be closer to their grandchildren, according to a family statement.
LaManno, whose mother lives in Village Shalom, was the mother of two and an occupational therapist at the Children's Center for the Visually Impaired, The Kansas City Star reported.
The family members are long-time parishioners at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Kansas City, where a rosary was said for LaManno after Monday morning Mass, the Star said.


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Usha Kashyap, 72, was seven years old when the Partition happened. She recounts her days after the family moved to India.
When I was unmarried in the late 50s, I used to talk less and less with my neighbours and relatives as I was not sure what they would tell my parents behind my back. You see, I was one of the very few girls doing her MSc from Delhi University. We were only two girls in a class of 18 boys.
My father, a lawyer, had to start his practice from scratch as he had left everything in Gujranwala. We owned a small village/tehsil in Pakistan before the Partition and my grandfather was the tehsildar of that place.
I had no issues with the government then as I got an equal opportunity to study. I got a job in the Agricultural Ministry but my dad got me married and did not allow me to work. I had trust issues with my in-laws as they would expect dowry. And then slowly my faith in the government officials faded as my husband, who was in railways, did not get promoted despite his talent and hard work. The key requirement was to be "in the darbar" of the boss who would invariably spoil the confidential report of my husband who refused to pander to his sycophantic whims.
Today when I am 72, my husband is no more, my children and friends are my trust anchors. I have lost faith in the entire system — the judiciary, executive and the legislature — as we saw a lot of hardship. We fought for our house from a tenant who refused to pay rent or vacate the premises. The tenant was a high-ranking official in a PSU and he misused his power and harassed us. He used the powerful lawyers of his company to buy out lawyer and judges. Things were so bad that one of the judges passed a verbal ruling in our favour which on paper was not what had been pronounced in court! We fought a 17-year legal battle. My husband did not live to see the house free of any unlawful ownership when we won our third and last case in the high court in 1996.
It was déjà vu for me when I had to get the leasehold land converted to freehold in 2000. I kept going to Land & Development Office to make sure my file was read by the seniors till I was asked to pay up. I am not ashamed to say that I did. After that, the process that took me eight years to follow up, got completed in two days. At least the officials did not let me down after taking the money.
I do not trust anyone, outside my family and friends. The circumstances have made me the person I am. But such is life. If you push me to name someone or something whom I trust outside of my family and friends, it would perhaps be my bank (a PSU and not a private bank).
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Appointee names leak out as agencies gear up for reviews
Obama teams have a handle on the pressing issues, employee groups and executives say.
Obama teams have a handle on the pressing issues, employee groups and executives say.
In a push for key chairmanship, the New York Democrat says he can work across the aisle and set a more constructive tone.
Industry views rule to crack down on counterfeit equipment and software as too burdensome.
Sources say James Halpert, an attorney and registered lobbyist with DLA Piper, is advising on matters related to the Patent and Trademark Office and intellectual property.
New administration will end up costing taxpayers more money if it waits much past Jan. 21 to make the call, Defense acquisition chief says.
Critics say the law allows companies to skimp on benefits and dodge tax obligations by classifying workers as independent contractors.
Some high-level career officials can't cite any presidential transition activities at their agencies, survey finds.
Outgoing Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman cites growing demand and urgent need to reduce emissions.
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GRETNA, La. -- Police are investigating a homicide in unincorporated Gretna that left a pregnant 23-year-old woman and her unborn child dead early Sunday morning.
At 12:49 a.m. Sunday, a call came into the 911 center from a man requesting an ambulance for a woman at an address in the 600 block of Whitney Avenue in unincorporated Gretna.
When officers arrived, they found 23-year-old Katherine Martinez suffering from what appears to be stab wounds. Family members say that Martinez was in her final trimester of pregnancy. She was pronounced dead on the scene.
Investigators say there is no reason to believe at this time that the homicide on Whitney Ave and an earlier killing on Ruby St. in nearby Terrytown are related.
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Plea to raise three lakh bio-diesel plants in next three yearsOfficial teams to gauge rainfall deficiency on August 26
KADAPA: The district has been sanctioned crop insurance to the tune of Rs. 157 crores and some mandals which have not been benefited by crop insurance have been granted Rs. 6.50 crores as input subsidy, according to Minister for Agriculture N. Raghuveera Reddy.
The Minister inspected groundnut fields in Balaiahgaripalle in Pendlimarry mandal, V. Kothapalle and K.K. Kottala in Vemula mandal. The Minister called upon farmers to raise alternative crops in rainfall-deficient conditions.
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Rayalaseema districts received scanty rainfall, he said and promised Government aid. He wanted three lakh bio-diesel plants raised in the district in next three years. Collector M.T. Krishna Babu would send official teams on August 26 to gauge rainfall deficiency, he said.
Mr. Reddy suggested deepening of wells and supply of water by tankers for bio-diesel plantations in areas facing water scarcity. Bio-diesel plants would be supplied on 60 per cent subsidy and bank linkage would be provided for the remaining 40 per cent of funds, he said.
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To be organised by Strategic Team for Reinforcement and Improvement of Vijayawada's EcologyThe objective is to draw attention of the concerned to the city's interests and suggest options to address the concernsDistrict Collector says the event will change the dynamics of the city and inculcate team spirit among people
VIJAYAWADA: And, now it is the turn of Vijayawada to run. With a message to the young and the old to participate in the 10-K run to be organised on January 22 by Strategic Team for Reinforcement and Improvement of Vijayawada's Ecology (STRIVE), first woman Grandmaster of India Koneru Humpy kick-started the campaign on Tuesday.
City's elite, including industrialists, businessmen and professionals, got together to forge STRIVE which will study, understand, evaluate and identify issues and subjects concerning the common/specific interests of the city.
This is an apolitical and secular organisation, according to its convener Chadalavada Nageswara Rao.
STRIVE will draw attention of the concerned to the city's interests and suggest options to address the concerns.
Creation of awareness among people, involve all sections, secure Government approvals and to coordinate with all the concerned in accomplishing the tasks form part of its main objectives.
Chevuturi Muralikrishna of Brahmayya & Co explained the objectives of the proposed 10-K run.
It's not just to copy what Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam had already done, but the objectives of the run had far-reaching effects.
The run would bring every ardent city lover out on to the roads to express his/her commitment to the development and progress of the city. He underscored the need for every citizen to feel the sense of belonging.
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The run would start at Indira Gandhi Municipal Corporation Stadium at 7 a.m. and pass through Labbipeta, Benz Circle, Ring Road, Gunadala, Eluru road and culminate in a meeting at the stadium again. Participation in the run would be by prior registration. For students, the fee would be Rs 10, while it was Rs 30 for all others (registration + bib number).
Those who wanted to buy the T-shirts along with the registration bib numbers, it would cost Rs 130. For corporate participation, the registration fee was fixed at Rs 20,000 for 100 persons.
Reporting time for the run was 6.30 a.m. For more information, anybody could log on to www.vijayawadarun.com and see.
Registration counters would be set up all across the city at vantage points.
Essential facilities would be integrated along the course of the run. Kilometre markers, drinking water and first-aid stalls would be set up at necessary places. Run controllers would help the runners in their effort.
Those who could not run could take a walk along the 10-km course.
The surplus amount in the proceeds of the registration and sponsorship would be spent for improving civic amenities.
District Collector Navin Mittal said the run would change the dynamics of the city and inculcate team spirit among people. Commissioner of Vijayawada Municipal Corporation Natarajan Gulzar said it would provide the right thrust and kick-start a new initiative in public-private partnership.
Vice-chairman of VGTM-UDA V. Durga Das said that growth had not been commensurate with the individual achievements of people in the city.
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A while ago I was visiting the small town of Micanopy where a local resident suggested I visit the cemetery. I wasn't sure why until he explained that, especially in a small town, they can teach you a lot about local history. So I went and he was right. Simply by reviewing headstones you can sometimes determine where the residents were from, which family names suggest founding fathers, when the town's population reached its peak, and if there were any widespread illnesses.
I don't make it a habit, but on back roads where there's a graveyard sometimes I'll stop and I'll be fascinated by the headstones – especially the old, worn, and faded ones covered with a thick coating of moss or lichen – and my imagination takes me back to the time of that person's life. Then I'll try to picture what Florida was like then; it may have been before lights and cars and planes, but those people lived here and they'll be here forever. What did they? What was life like for them?
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GateHouse's online-only project in Batavia, New York
On May 1, we launched a project in Batavia, NY to work out how to build an online-only, local news business. We wanted to go to a town where we didn't have a newspaper so that we could have the freedom to experiment without concerns about disrupting one of our own publications. We picked Batavia because it's a neat, vibrant town; it's close to our home office; and the daily newspaper there was doing nothing on the web. Scott Karp has been aware of the project almost from its inception and after a couple of regional bloggers uncovered it as a GHS project, Scott nudged me about doing a post himself. Here's his post.
The Fighting 29th did an earlier post about the site. Rochester Turning also picked up on it.
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Agustin Coletes Blanco, Literary Allusion in Johnson's Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland. Glasgow: The Grimshaw Press, ISBN 184530 060 2
Professor Coletes Blanco teaches at the University of Oviedo in Spain, and has previously published a Spanish translation of Johnson's Journey. In this intriguing little publication he has traced more than thirty places in the book where Johnson alludes, sometimes overtly, sometimes more indirectly, to other literary texts.
At the Johnson seminar on July 24, I read people a picture of Johnson through the eyes of Fanny Burney. She noted his likes and dislikes; how he despised the Whigs and their policies, how loyal he was to Oxford University and how derisive of Cambridge men; his poor opinion of the Scots, and so on. So you can imagine how much I enjoyed the anecdote I found in Simon Winchester's book The Meaning of Everything which I have just finished reading.
The book tells the story of the publication of the huge Oxford English Dictionary, and the years of labour by James Murray and his team to bring it into existence. A skilled amateur philologist, Murray was the son of a linen draper, a lowland Scot and a Calvinist. He claimed to have had a dream that illustrated Samuel Johnson's likely reaction to Murray's appointment in 1879 as the editor of the Dictionary.
JSA committee member Bryan Reid was interviewed by ABC Radio National on the history and aims of the JSA. Follow this link to hear the broadcast on the Lingua Franca session, presented by Maria Zijlstra on August 28 2010.
It was a great pleasure to see so many of you at the Annual Seminar in July. I thought that the new format worked very well. Many new faces were to be seen, including some younger people. After such a momentous year, as was the 300th anniversary in 2009, I believe that we all need to make an extra effort to ensure that the enthusiasm generated over that 12 months is continued into the future. Hopefully, by the time the next seminar rolls around, Elizabeth and I will be living in Victoria. I hope to take a much more active part in the Society when we complete our move.
There will be some departures from the usual format for the JSA's 2010 seminar on Saturday, July 24 with a more varied and entertaining program.
In addition to three main papers by Prof Wallace Kirsop, Nick Hudson and Paul Tankard, Prof Kate Burridge will present a "stub" paper – a short discussion of a subject from her speciality, linguistics.
These will be followed by readings on various Johnsonian subjects by Barrie Sheppard, Bronwen Hickman and John Byrne. The will also be music, with a brief commentary supplied by Barbara Niven.
The seminar will be held at the usual venue, the English Speaking Union at 146 West Toorak Road South Yarra, starting at 11am, and finishing around 4.30 pm, with the bar open until 6pm to allow for some convivial fraternization. A light lunch will be served and morning and afternoon tea provided.
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Winter weather descended on Northern Africa on January 26 and 27, 2005, leaving parts of Algeria and Morroco white with snow. This rare storm—the worst in over 50 years—brought chaos to the roadways of the normally arid region. As the clouds began to move away on January 28, the Terra MODIS instrument captured these images of the snow. The top image shows the region in true color, as the human eye would see it. In this image, light clouds blend with the snow-covered ground, making it difficult to tell how much snow is present. The underlying roll-over image shows the same scene in false-color. The infrared false-color bands separate cloud and ice, with cloud appearing peach and orange, and ice and snow appearing dark red. Vegetation is a dark green, while the bare desert is turquoise. In this image, the snow extends from the Mediterranean Coast in the north to the northern reaches of the Sahara Desert in the south. The false-color image is also available in the full range of resolutions - 250m.
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KUANTAN: Sarawak have produced good national athletes like Watson Nyambek (sprinter), Mohd Jironi Riduan (middle distance) and James Wong (hammer) among others.
And they now have another talented athlete in Mohd Rizzua Haizad, who won four gold medals – 110m hurdles, 200m, 4x100m and 4x400m – in the Little Athletic Championships in Singapore last September.
Rizzua, who joined the Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) in January, will be gunning for his third consecutive gold medal in the National Schools Athletics Championships (MSSM) starting here today.
Rizzua won the gold in 110m hurdles in 2011 and last in the boys' Under-15 category. This year, he will feature in the Under-18 category.
Rizzua, who has a personal best of 14.67 in 110m hurdles, said that "although I am only 16, I will go all out to outdo the older athletes for a place on the podium".
"I'm in good shape – mentally and physically – to give the other hurdlers a run for their money in the MSSM," said Rizzua, who will also be competing in the 4x100m and 4x400m. "I have a good technique in clearing hurdles and the speed to become a top hurdler in my state and country."
National hurdles coach Ithnin Mahadi was full of prasei for Rizzua, saying the athlete "not only trains hard but always gives his best in competitions".
Sarawak will start as the favourites to become the overall champions in the five-day MSSM meet for the second consecutive time.
A total of 84 gold medals are at stake in the boys' and girls' Under-12, Under-15 and Under-18 categories.
A total of 612 boys and 563 girls from all 14 states will feature in the meet.
Sarawak have won the overall MSSM championships since 1997, with the exception of 2011 when they finished third in Perak.
They bounced back last year in Kangar to win the championship with a haulf of 15 golds, 20 silvers and eight bronzes.
This will be the first time that the MSSM meet will not be held in the morning. It will, instead, be held in the afternoon and evening.
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"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
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Anyone else get excited when a player celebrates a sack or a first down with their team trailing by three touchdowns? Yea, me neither.
"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
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Young people don't like boring. Tim Duncan is one of the best players ever. I doubt he is anyones favorite player outside of wherever Wake Forest is located or San Antonio. Why? Because he is freaking boring to watch. The guy is an excellent basketball player, one of the best. But there is no excitement in watching it. He is a robot, or at least appears to be. People want personality, they want excitement, they want emotion. They don't want robots. Not anymore.
I am not a rah-rah cheerer at the games. I honest to God love to just sit back and relax at a baseball game. I clap for our guys and when we score I might high five the people I came with. That's just who I am. But I get where Brandon is coming from. His generation is about those things. Whether you like it or not, that is what they are drawn to.
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"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
The NBA is popular because the players can make the game exciting with their flash and if someone crosses you over or dunks over you, odds are that they aren't going to decide to fight you the next time they are guarding you. In baseball though, if you do something that shows a guy up, they are going to do something to try and harm you. It isn't good for the game. The game itself tries to keep everything to a 1950's type of atmosphere of robot play. In the NBA if a guy makes a circus type of shot and gets fouled, they will pound their chest, show excitement in some way. Then the game goes on. In MLB that gets a 95 MPH fastball to your ribs.
Whatever it takes to get your motor started, I don't care. Just win, baby.
A past-middle age balding white guy from the leafy burbs like me would look pretty silly with swag. I'll stand with my polo Reds shirt and make a tight fist and say "yessss". That's about as swag as I get. Accountant-style.
Teach tolerance.
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Teach tolerance.
I just know that I don't see the excitement shown by the players are much in baseball as I do in other sports. Perhaps it is because there are fewer opportunities to show it than in other sports. I do think though that baseball, much more so than in any other sport, really frowns upon people showing outward excitement for their play.
I agree. Baseball has a strong culture of "don't show it" but I think some of the lack of emotion is due to the even keel you have to keep as a player as well. Especially at the MLB level.
For the sake of their own performance, and sanity, they can't get as excited as players do in football or basketball.
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WINONA- Another 20-plus point performance Thursday night by Hebron Christian's Tori Nichols, helped the Lady Eagles secure their first district victory, 44-37 over Winona.
It also extended their winning streak to a season-best four games.
Head coach William Cotton said this type of momentum will surely help them heading into December as they get set to close out the first half of the year.
GRENADA – A few first half mistakes by Oak Hill Academy didn't really play factor in Thursday night's victory over Kirk.
Instead, it was 30-point second half performance by the Raiders that earned a 52-38 win.
With a 13-8 advantage for Oak Hill after the opening quarter, the game remained close until Kirk hit a three pointer at the buzzer to cut the deficit to three heading into the half 22-19.
STARKVILLE – The West Point girls basketball team had their three-game winning streak snapped Friday night, 59-45. In their three losses this season, two have come at the hands of the Lady Yellowjackets. First year head coach Murray Woody said the difference was rebounding.
"They made some mistakes, we made some mistakes, but we didn't rebound the basketball and got beat on the offensive glass," he said. "Other than that I thought our effort was good, our hustle was good, and we closed the gap some. We just got beat on the boards."
STARKVILLE - West Point's boys and girls basketball teams were handed losses for the second time this season by the Yellowjackets.
The girls lost 59-45, snapping a three game winning streak while the Wave lost their second in a row, 82-45.
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East Mississippi had one goal coming into the 2011 season and that was to win a national title.
After securing their second MACJC state football championship in three seasons, the Lions will again do battle with perennial powerhouse Arizona Western College.
This time, there's more on the line in a national championship and the school's first undefeated season.
Saturday, the No. 2 Lions and No. 1 Matadors will face off in the inaugural El Toro Bowl at Veterans Memorial Stadium in Yuma, Ariz. Kickoff is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. MT (3:30 p.m. CT).
The Oak Hill Lady Raiders went on a second half onslaught Monday night, outscoring Heritage 24-9 to earn a 44-33 over the Lady Pats for the second time this season.
Tori Ellis scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Lady Raiders, who were were handed just their second loss of the season last week to Starkville Academy.
Rachel Herndon chipped in with nine points as Maegan Ellis and Shay Atkins contributed with six and five respectively,
Hebron girls head basketball coach William Cotton said he would have liked to have won by double digits but a nine point margin is still a victory. The Lady Eagles went on a 10-point run in the last four minutes to seal their sixth win on the season Monday night, 52-43 over MAIS AA Carroll Academy.
Cotton admits the girls were a little rusty coming off the Thanksgiving break.
"Our timing was off, our speed passes were off," he said. "We just weren't clicking on all cylinders, but we played good enough to win.
Area high schools return to the court tonight.
Hebron Christian School will host Carroll Academy while Oak Hill will travel to Columbus for a rematch with Heritage.
Later this week, the Eagles and Lady Eagles will travel to Winona Dec. 1 and the Raiders and Lady Raiders will travel to Kirk Dec.1 before hosting Marshall Dec.3.
West Point returns to action Friday for a rematch with Starkville before hosting Louisville on Saturday.
The extra time Austin Kinard put in to work on his shooting paid off on Monday.
Kinard heated up from the outside and scored 20 points to help the Starkville Academy Volunteers to a 66-48 victory over the Oak Hill Raiders at the SA gymnasium.
"I've been just working in practice every day after school with my shooting and it helped out for me (Monday night)," Kinard said.
Calvin Young led the Vols with 21 points, but Kinard's contribution was an added bonus.
Starkville Academy coach Mark Alexander was proud of what Kinard provided and looks for it to continue.
DEKALB – Kemper County's eight point run in the last two minutes all but sealed a 62-53 win over West Point Monday night, snapping a two-game winning streak by the Green Wave.
Down by five with a little over six minutes left to play in the contest, Daryl Thomas hit back-to-back threes to pull them within one before Cortez Malone gave them the lead. Malone finished with 17, including 12 in the first half. That was short lived as Kemper went on an eight-point run late in the quarter to grab the win.


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On Sat, 18 Jan 2003, Steven Lembark wrote:
> I have installed Red Hat Linux 8.0. I've made volume group (rootvg) > from /dev/md1 (which is raid1). I've put my /boot on /dev/md0. > > As you already have noticed - I have two disks. > After installation I'm making new partiotion /dev/sdb5 i.e. > And if I change its to type to 8e after reboot kernel panics. > If I change type of this partition to something different - the system > boots fine. > > I cannot understand where can be the problem. > I have to say that I made the same configuration on this machine and > everything was ok. But now I cannot see any difference.
sdb5 => sub-partition. Are you accidentally carving out a piece of an existing PV? For example, if you had partitioned the disk into /dev/sdb[1234] when it was built with sdb4 taking up most of the device as 8e (i.e., for LVM), then adding sdb5 w/in the area of sdb4 would certianly break things -- and scramble your LV's during pvcreate on the new partition.
I have
/dev/sdb1 /boot (member of md0,raid1) /dev/sdb1 member of md1, raid1, on md1 is my volume group /dev/sdb3 fat32 /dev/sbd4 extend partion /dev/sdb5 is defined as 8e within sdb4
Sorry, but I did not understand your point :(
One thing people have zapped themselves with in the past is something like:
/dev/sdb4 == one partition /dev/sdb5 == another partition whose space is contained w/in /dev/sdb4
pvcreate -ff /dev/sdb4; vgcreate vg00 /dev/sdb4; lvcretate ... vg00;
pvcreate -ff /dev/sdb5; vgcreate vg01 /dev/sdb5; lvcreate ... vg01;
at this point the creation of vg01 has overwritten data in vg00 becuase the partition /dev/sda5 uses disk realestate contained within /dev/sda4. This is a matter purely caused by having moultiple partitions w/in the same spindle.
That is why I wondered if you had made the mistake of creating a partition w/in an already-existing partition which was used as a PV at the time when your new partition was created and used.
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German-born American physician and author Martin Henry Fischer (1879-1962) was once asked how to reform hospital management.
"That's easy," he replied caustically. "The demise of dietitians and the resurrection of French chefs."
The good doctor, while perpetuating the stereotypical perception that hospital food is unappetizing, was voicing an idea that's gained momentum.
York Region's three hospitals, collectively serving just less than 1.1 million meals on average per year, have taken the notion of improved cuisine to administrative heart and patients' stomachs.
It's been a long time coming, advocates said. Ontario's Broader Public Sector Investment Fund gives provincial institutions $4 million annually to turn the quality of hospital and other institutional food around.
The Greenbelt Fund recently published Ontario's Local Food Champions 2011, profiling institutions that have started the trend toward healthier Ontario fare.
A University of Guelph study is investigating Kingston's ability to serve local food in hospitals and other institutions while saving money and improving the patient experience.
York hospitals' kitchens seem to be ahead of the curve.
York Central Hospital in Richmond Hill launched its Expressly for You patient food program in 2011, finance and corporate services vice-president Richard Tam said.
The initiative features trained food service hosts who take patient meal selections at bedside just prior to meal time, providing restaurant-style customer service, he said.
The hosts use mobile hand-held devices to record patient meal selections. These devices link with the food service information system, ensuring patients are offered selections compatible with their specific dietary needs and food preferences.
"Our high touch customer service approach and cooked fresh daily food is the commitment YCH made to improve patient satisfaction with food," Mr. Tam said. "Our hosts get to know their patients as they connect with them a minimum of six times a day and are able to respond to concerns or compliments immediately at the bedside for every meal."
Gone at York Central are kitchen rethermalization systems that used to re-heat prepackaged portions.
Certified chefs cook from fresh ingredients daily in the newly revamped kitchen, fitted with state-of-the-art equipment, Mr. Tam said, adding 80 per cent of the food comes from Canada and, of that, 62 per cent is from Ontario.
The new food system seems to have hit the spot.
A patient satisfaction survey at York Central after implementation of the Expressly For You program indicates scores for food improved by 14 per cent.
"When I am asked for my choices, I feel special, like you guys care that I can eat what I would like to eat," wrote one respondent.
"This is one of the best meal services," noted another. "The dinner looked good, tastes great, nicely presented, colorful."
Southlake Regional Health Centre in Newmarket and Markham Stouffville Hospital still use rethermalization systems, administrators said.
However, the facilities are preparing to launch Steamplicity food systems, a new and innovative cooking method that steams food using the natural water in the ingredients.
Last October, Morrison, a division of COMPASS Group Canada, assumed responsibility for patient food services at Southlake, facility operations and paramedical services vice-president Paul Clarry said.
The firm will implement Steamplicity later this year.
"Steamplicity is a significant departure from traditional, large-scale food preparation and delivery methods and the new model reflects our commitment to innovation and improving quality at Southlake," Mr. Clarry said.
With Steamplicity, patients will be able to choose their meals from an extensive, restaurant-style menu of nutritious choices that will include more meal and side-dish options than are available using the existing rethermalization system, he said.
Patients will be able to order their meals hours before mealtime.
Southlake's menu, akin to the region's other facilities, offers options such as traditional, Italian, Kosher and Halal.
All of the meals in the new menu portfolio have been approved by Southlake dieticians to ensure they meet Canadian health and nutrition guidelines.
Markham Stouffville, in the final stages of a major expansion, will employ Steamplicity, also managed by Morrison, for both existing and new buildings.
In the meantime, the health facility continues to work on improving the quality of food, working with patients around their preferences, chief operating officer Neil Walker and food service director Darshana Rajendra said.
The hospital surveys patients to get their feedback about food and food service, they said.
To satisfy its diverse patient demographic, Markham Stouffville offers a wide variety of food items, including fresh produce and ethnic options.
Food staff also prepares seasonal fare around holidays, including Christmas, New Year's Day and Valentine's Day.
"We are also looking forward to the future and the implementation of Steamplicity," Mr. Walker said, adding it reflects a commitment to innovation that improves the quality of patient care.
"Patients and the community have indicated quality of food is important to them. We believe Steamplicity is the best solution that focuses on freshness, taste, texture, temperature and presentation of the food."
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