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- IBM Power Systems 775 for AIX and Linux HPC Solution
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- A massive scale-out high performance computing server that provides unparalleled capacity that's been optimized for running large, highly parallel computationally-intensive workloads and algorithms
- Application affinity for weather and climate modeling, computational chemistry, physics, computer-aided engineering, computational fluid dynamics and petroleum exploration
IBM is offering the new POWER7® processor-based Power® 775 Supercomputer to accelerate high performance computing innovation in smarter computing projects such as climate prediction, medical and life sciences, financial services, petroleum reservoir modeling, and industrial design. The Power 775 Supercomputer is a highly integrated, densely packaged, high performance supercomputer in a rack solution, including compute nodes, storage, interconnect fabric and featuring energy efficient water cooling technology.
The IBM Power 775 supercomputing server is designed for organizations that require a highly scalable system with extreme parallel processing performance and dense, modular packaging. Use it in clustered configurations of as few as 512 processor cores or in world-class supercomputer configurations of hundreds of thousands of processors. Combined with specialized software from IBM, this system is designed to perform and represents the latest Power technology available.
Ideal workloads for this system include high performance computing (HPC) applications such as weather and climate modeling, computational chemistry, physics, computer-aided engineering, computational fluid dynamics and petroleum exploration that require highly intense computations where the workload is aligned with parallel processing methodologies. IBM has long been a leader in these application areas and, with this system, enables you to innovate and mold the future.
Densely packaging up to 3,072 POWER7 processor cores per rack, each one running at 3.83 GHz, the 256-core Power 775 supercomputing drawer is designed for speed and tuned for performance. With the capability of clustering up to 2,048 drawers together, the total processing power of up to 524,288 POWER7 cores can be assigned to tackle some of the world's greatest problems. Supported by up to 24 TBs of memory and 230 TBs of storage per rack and super fast interconnects, the Power 775 is estimated to achieve over 96 TFLOPS per rack. The radical new approach to HPC represented by the Power 775 system marks another step in the evolution of modular clusters designed to solve the world's greatest problems. Starting with the lightning fast POWER7 processors, adding the ultra dense packaging of 256 cores in a 2U drawer and chilled with new water cooling technology to enable peak performance, this system is a supersonic race car on the IT highway.
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Arturo Márquez-Gómez
Arturo Márquez-Gomez, from Chile, has worked as a Psychologist at the Universidad de Chile, in Santiago. He has also worked for four years as a social psychologist and researcher at the Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) in Santiago, specializing in topics such as gender and social identity. In 2003, he enrolled in the M.A. program at the Spanish School in Middlebury, completing the program in 2006. Currently, he is ABD at the Department of Hispanic Studies at Brown University. His research explores Latinamerican narrative in XX and XXI centuries. This will be Arturo's eighth year in Middlebury; first as a student, then as a bilingual assistant. This will be his second year teaching.
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SPAN 3203 - Inter Writing & Composition
Intermediate Writing and Composition
In this class, students improve their written expression in Spanish by studying models of good writing in Spanish and producing a variety of text types; the course also serves as an introduction to academic writing. The language functions covered include past and future narration, extensive descriptions, comparisons, expressing opinions, and hypotheses. Students will expand on previous knowledge of the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world and integrate other content areas into their work. (1 unit)
Summer 2011, Summer 2012, Summer 2013, Summer 2014 Language Schools
SPAN 3204 - Inter Culture & Civilization
Intermediate Culture and Civilization
Students expand on existing knowledge of the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world to arrive at a deeper understanding of the concepts of cultural identity and nation. Topics include traditions, customs, and artistic manifestations of culture from Spain and Latin America, as well as a basic outline of the history of these regions. Materials include extensive readings (literary and journalistic texts) and audiovisual sources (film). Class activities include in-class discussion, interviews with native speakers, and compositions. (1 unit)
Required texts for Level 2: Foerster, Lambright, & Alonso-Pino, Punto y Aparte, 4th edition (McGraw-Hill, 2011).
Fuentes: Lectura y redacción, 4th edition (Cengage, 2011)
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Forget the classic black cat-eye—the eyeliner at the spring 2013 Fendi, Donna Karan, and Kenzo shows had a futuristic edge.
We've Got the Blues: Blue Eyeliner for Spring
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Spring is here but it's still pretty cold and there's still snow on the ground…so what's a girl to do? Celebrate spring on her nails![...]
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I was attending a lecture this morning at CREST by Patrice Bertail where he was using estimated renewal parameters on a Markov chain to build (asymptotically) convergent bootstrap procedures. Estimating renewal parameters is obviously of interest in MCMC algorithms as they can be used to assess the convergence of the associated Markov chain: That is, if the estimation does not induce a significant bias. Another question that came to me during the talk is that; since those convergence assessments techniques are formally holding for any small set, choosing the small set in order to maximise the renewal rate also maximises the number of renewal events and hence the number of terms in the control sequence: Thus, the maximal renewal rate þ is definitely a quantity of interest: Now, is this quantity þ an intrinsic parameter of the chain, i.e. a quantity that drives its mixing and/or converging behaviour(s)? For instance; an iid sequence has a renewal rate of 1; because the whole set is a "small" set. Informally, the time between two consecutive renewal events is akin to the time between two simulations from the target and stationary distribution, according to the Kac's representation we used in our AAP paper with Jim Hobert. So it could be that þ is directly related with the effective sample size of the chain, hence the autocorrelation. (A quick web search did not produce anything relevant:) Too bad this question did not pop up last week when I had the opportunity to discuss it with Sean Meyn in Gainesville!
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intrinsic quantity for a Markov chain?Posted in Statistics with tags þ, bootstrap, convergence assessment, CREST, effective sample size, Gainesville, Markov chain Monte Carlo, renewal process on February 6, 2013 by xi'an
efficient learning in ABCPosted in Statistics with tags ABC, ABC in London, adaptive Monte Carlo, bee, effective sample size, PhD thesis, population genetics on October 11, 2012 by xi'an
Jean-Michel Marin just posted on arXiv a joint paper of ours, Efficient learning in ABC algorithms. This paper, to which elaboration [if not redaction] I contributed to, is one of the chapters of Mohammed Sedki's thesis. (Mohammed is about to defend this thesis, currently with reviewers. A preliminary version of this paper was presented at ABC in London and it is in revision with Statistics and Computing. Hence missing the special issue!)
The paper builds on the sequential ABC scheme of Del Moral et al. (2012), already discussed in this post, where the tolerance level at each step is adapted from the previous iterations as a quantile of the distances. (The quantile level is based on a current effective sample size.) In a "systematic" step, the particles that are closest to the observations are preserved and duplicated, while those farther away are sampled randomly. The resulting population of particles is then perturbed by an adaptive (random walk) kernel and the algorithm stops when the tolerance level does not decrease any longer or when the acceptance rate of the Metropolis step is too low. Pierre Pudlo and Mohammed Sedki experimented a parallel implementation of the algorithm, with an almost linear improvement in the number of cores. It is less clear the same would work on a GPU because of the communication requirements. Overall, the new algorithm brings a significant improvement in computing time when compared with earlier versions, mainly because the number of simulations from the model is minimised. (It was tested on a rather complex population scenario retracing the invasion of honeybees in Europe (in connection with the previous post!)
Effective sample sizePosted in Books, R, Statistics with tags effective sample size, importance sampling, Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R on September 24, 2010 by xi'an
In the previous days I have received several emails asking for clarification of the effective sample size derivation in "Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R" (Section 4.4, pp. 98-100). Formula (4.3) gives the Monte Carlo estimate of the variance of a self-normalised importance sampling estimator (note the change from the original version in Introducing Monte Carlo Methods with R ! The weight W is unnormalised and hence the normalising constant appears in the denominator.)
Now, the front term is somehow obvious so let us concentrate on the bracketed part. The empirical variance of the 's is
the coefficient is thus estimated by
which leads to the definition of the effective sample size
The confusing part in the current version is whether or not we use normalised W's and 's. I hope this clarifies the issue!


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Low Carbon Transitions for Developing Countries
Series: Routledge Studies in Low Carbon Development
Global climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our times and in order to tackle this carbon emissions need to be mitigated. China and India have recently become some of the world's largest greenhouse gas emitters. Transitions to low carbon energy, for reducing emissions that lead to...
Published June 11th 2014 by Routledge
Low Carbon Development
Key Issues
Series: Key Issues in Environment and Sustainability
Low Carbon Development: Key Issues is the first comprehensive textbook to address the interface between international development and climate change in a carbon constrained world. It discusses the key conceptual, empirical and policy-related issues of low carbon development and takes an...
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Asus reveals next-gen Eee PCs3 March 2010
At the CeBIT tradeshow in Germany, Asus has unveiled the next lot of Eee PC netbooks that it'll be thrusting upon the world. There's the Eee PC 1018P, the Eee PC Seashell 1015 range and the Eee PC 1016P. The Eee PC 1018P has a metal shell, with a mere... >>
Asus Eee Pad packing Tegra graphics?23 December 2009
We've previously covered the rumours that Asus' next project is an Eee Pad that'll be somewhere between 4- and 7-inches in size, with a combination of tablet PC and MID functions. Well, the latest shipment of grain for the rumour mill is that the device... >>
Is Asus planning an Eee Pad?10 December 2009
Looks like it's not just Apple and Dell who get tablet rumours. DigiTimes is quoting a bunch of unspecific "industry sources" who claim that ASUS is going to be putting together its own tablet computer. The reports are a little vague - it'll be called... >>
VIDEO: Asus reveals Eee Box 150126 November 2009
Asus has dropped us word of its latest Eee Box, the 1501. The Eee box series are nettops - tiny, cheap, relatively low-power machines that are designed as secondary computers (perhaps for use in a media centre setup) or for those who don't use their machine... >>
Asus Eee PC 1201N multimedia netbook announced20 November 2009
Thanks to its Intel Atom 330 dual core processor and Nvidia ION dedicated graphics with full HD media support, Asus is claiming unprecedented netbook performance for its new Eee PC 1201N multimedia netbook. Said to be "breaking the boundaries of what... >>
Daily Tech Deal: Asus Eee S101 netbook from Amazon13 October 2009
The blurb on the Amazon website describes the Asus Eee PC S101 as an "exquisitely designed netbook for fashion forward individuals who view style as much of a factor of success as substance". However, if you are not one of those "fashion forward individuals"... >>
Asus Eee Disney MK90 netbook launches24 September 2009
Asus has announced the UK launch of the Asus Eee PC Disney MK90 netbook. The 8.9-inch netbook weighs in at just over 1kg, and is said to be "a dream come true for little Disney Princesses". Little Disney Princes get a blue version, the Princess' model... >>


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Students will have only two days before commencement to prepare for the traditional Daisy Chain and Senior Bash, since campus administrators pushed the academic calendar back by a week for 2012-13 semester.
These events begin after final exams. According to student representatives problem is that the change was not discussed between students and administration. At present most of the campus community is still unaware of this change.
Saying good-bye to a Wilson family
Vice President of Class of 2013, Hannah DeMoss says, "This week serves as a last 'hoorah' for the senior class to bond, not only with each other, but with the Wilson family they are leaving behind." Some students consider Senior Week to be a meaningful, long-held tradition at Wilson.
Students did not receive any information from the school about the revised calendar in advance of the decision.
DeMoss says, "We were surprised because we were never officially notified other than through the academic calendar."
After the spring semester started, 2013 class students noticed the changes and tried to talk with administration.
The Registrar's Office and Student Development declined to comment on the issue.
Preparing for Commencement events takes time
However, one of the students that participated in last year's commencement explained that they spent almost a week preparing not only daisy chain, decorations, food but also the Senior Bash.
"We are currently in the process of communicating with certain members of administration, but the initial decision, to the best of our knowledge, was not made with student input, DeMoss says.
Wilson College Government Association (WCGA) President, Leslie Hoover '13, comments "With the possible change of Senior Week, there are also possible changes to commencement day itself. No official announcements have been made, even I'm unaware of all the possible changes that may be made to future Senior Weeks and commencements."
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Storage Virtualization and vendor lock in
by Hu Yoshida on Feb 3, 2007
Experts agree that virtualization has the potential to simplify storage administration, increase utilization and availability, and reduce the cost of managing different vendor's storage products by masking the differentiation that vendors strive to create to capture market share. Essentially the expert's goal is to commoditize storage so that it is just a matter of choosing the largest capacity for the lowest price. Sounds simple doesn't it?
Unfortunately the value of storage is not just about capacity. The real value of storage is in providing storage and data services to host applications. Services which are used to protect data, storing it at the right cost level, replicating data for use by other applications, making it available to authorized users, with the required level of cost performance, monitoring and reporting on the use of this data for charge back and auditing. As data volumes and transaction rates increase, the storage must scale in capacity, connectivity, and bandwidth. Storage services must be available to migrate the data to new storage when the old storage wears out, becomes technologically obsolete, becomes uneconomical, or is acquired or transferred to another owner. In a networked, shared environment, storage services must also be available to ensure that data is protected from unauthorized access, or denial of service. All this and more must be done with minimal disruption to the applications using the data. These storage and data services are provided by the storage controller.
SAN based virtualization appliances are mainly focused on the aggregation of storage systems and not the virtualization of storage services. These storage services are complex functions which require multiprocessor architectures with access to a large global cache, the type of specialized architecture that is found in Enterprise Storage controllers. There are no common set of services, no common denominator, for all the vendors to use since these functions are dependent on the architecture of each vendors storage controller.
In fact I don't believe that customers want all storage vendors to do these services in the same manner. I believe customers want vendors to compete and continuously improve and add services in order to meet changing business requirements.
Hitachi has implemented storage virtualization in the storage controller to provide all the cutting edge storage services that has been developed over the years to externally attached storage. This approach not only provides aggregation of storage systems, it also provides virtualization of storage services.
Some experts criticize this approach as being a vendor lock in. I contend that storage virtualization that is done in storage control unit does not create a vendor lock in. Unlike other virtualization approaches that require the use of mapping tables to map storage extents into mdisks (managed disks) and then map mdisks to vdisk (virtual disks) for presentation to the host server, the storage controller approach does not require a mapping table.
Storage controller virtualization discovers the LUNs on the external storage through standard FC SCSI commands. After the LUNs are discovered, they are presented through the storage controller cache as though they were internal LUNs. The mapping of the LUN extents is done in the external storage and stays with the external storage system. If you don't like the services that the Hitachi storage controller provides, you can disconnect and go back to native use or connect to other storage virtualization products or storage controllers. This is not a vendor lockin. Any storage virtualization approach that requires a mapping table is a vendor lock in. It requires you to use that vendor's mapping table.
Storage virtualization must do more than aggregate storage systems. Storage virtualization must also virtualize storage and data services so that applications can use a common set of storage services and administrators can use a comon set of tools. Storage virtualization can only be done in a storage controller. Currently Hitachi is the only vendor to provide this. I believe that other vendors will follow suit. Watch what start ups like Pillar and 3PAR Data are doing. The only difference is that Hitachi does not limit the attachment of external storage to Hitachi storage.


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Here are three of 2012′s Christmas card designs! They (and a few others) will be on my stall at the Lionheart Market in Leytonstone on Saturday 1st December and Saturday 15th December, along with jewellery, artwork, and Christmas tree decorations.
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Gaudy Night play script
I & some friends recently spent a weekend acting some classic murder mysteries for our own entertainment. For various reasons, we needed to produce scripts for them – private use only, so this isn't a copyright issue – and it would have been a shame not to do our own cover designs with original artwork. […]
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The death of a baby Zimbabwean elephant in a Chinese zoo has prompted public action against the upcoming United Nations (UN) tourism conference, with participants being urged to boycott that meeting.
The meeting is set to take place in Victoria Falls in August. But the recent exportation of four baby elephants to China, along with ongoing human rights abuses, has resulted in a public backlash against Zimbabwe's hosting of the international conference.
A new petition on the action website Avaaz calls on the participants at the conference to boycott the event.
"Human rights in Zimbabwe is at an all time low, as is their protection of the environment and wildlife. The Zimbabwe government recently exported 4 young elephants to China, using inhumane methods to transport them and complete disregard for CITES laws. One of the young elephants has died and there are allegedly more young elephants waiting to be exported. The Zimbabwe Government has a long and distasteful record with regards to its treatment of its wildlife and its people. It is only with boycotts and sanctions from people across the world that the message of this unacceptable behaviour can be clearly communicated to them," the petition reads.
The petition only has 107 signatures so far and Zimbabweans are being urged to use such petition tools to have their voices heard.


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Luanda — The coordinator of Electronic Governance Project of the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology, Augusto
Mota de Carvalho, said Friday that the public/private partnerships are means for development of information technologies in the country .
Speaking to Angop, the official stressed that the prices of Internet services in the country are expensive and this can be solved through partnerships.
The internet as a means of information and communication should be considered a tool of progress in a society.
According to him, the internet brings services closer to the population in many areas.
Carvalho said the internet service providers should not be concerned only about the prices but also about the issues related to the access, ease and large adherence of citizens.
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Gettysburg 2015 "Crossroads of Destiny"
January 19, 2014
We are very, very excited! On July 3rd, 4th & 5th we will again be at the beautiful Gettysburg Movie Site for the twenty-second anniversary of the movie Gettysburg. Reenactors, visitors and staff all love this site that sits beside GNMP, with its pastoral terrain and magnificent views that overlook the historic Sachs Mill Covered Bridge, the Eisenhower National Historic Site and The Roundtops. This will be an event that allows both reenactors and staff to take more time to enjoy the smaller interesting scenarios, the beautiful surroundings, campfire chats and camaraderie.
Tickets are now on sale for next year's Gettysburg reenactment on July 3rd, 4th & 5th. Tickets make great holiday gifts. To order tickets or for additional ticket ordering information please contact E-tix support athttp://www.etix.com/ticket/online/venueSearch.jsp?venue_id=10019 or call E-tix support at 800-514-3849. You may also go to the reenactment website at www.gettysburgreenactment.com and click on Order Tickets.
Military Command
We are pleased to report that Generals Allen Baldwin & Brian Gesuero will be returning to command at Gettysburg in 2015. Last week we toured the site with General Baldwin and General Gesuero. They determined that this year both camps will be on the west side of the property again, freeing up interesting and diverse ground on the east side that would be conducive to options such as Culp's Hill, Benners Hill, East Cemetery Hill or Willoughby Run; either as a tactical or as a prelude to going into another phase of battle. A cavalry ride into GNMP through the Sachs Mill Covered Bridge and historic Eisenhower Metal Bridge is also anticipated. Having taken a deep breath and held it in last year – this is a year to exhale and completely enjoy.


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The designer, wearing a sparkley gunmetal headband, handpainted three dresses -- while worn by model Anna Cleveland -- in the window of Bergdorf Goodman as part of Fashion's Night Out in NYC.
To appease the cheering crowd, Posen took a black marker, signed the window's backdrop "Zac was here" and then drew a smiley face on the gray T-shirt he was wearing.
"I'll take that!" shouted one of the more than 50 people gathered on Fifth Avenue, many of whom were eating cupcakes given out by girls from Glamour magazine.
Also in the crowd was Anna's mother, iconic Seventies model Pat Cleveland (good genes!), acting like any proud mom would -- by videotaping and photographing everything her daughter did (or withstood).
All in the name of fashion!


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Madalyn C. Painter and Kristin Short vs. Jerry Ackerman Motor Company, Inc. d/b/a Jerry Ackerman Toyota
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS, STATE OF MISSOURI, Case No.: 1022-CC10135
A class action settlement involving Jerry Ackerman Motor Company, Inc. d/b/a Jerry Ackerman Toyota ("Ackerman Toyota" or "Dealer" or "Defendant") received final approval in the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis, Missouri on September 6, 2013.
Under the terms of settlement all customers who paid a doc fee, processing fee, dealer processing fee, documentation fee, admin fee, or similarly named fee ("Processing Fee") to Ackerman Toyota as part of the purchase or lease of an automobile between July 23, 2005 and September 13, 2010 (the "Class Period") are members of the Settlement Class and were eligible to file a claim to receive a Voucher that can be used for service and parts, or toward the purchase or lease of a new or used vehicle. The value of Vouchers used for the purchase or lease of a new vehicle will be doubled.
A portion of the Vouchers were distributed on October 7, 2013. Under the terms of the settlement, the Vouchers will be distributed to the class in four equal distributions within one year of the September 6, 2013 Final Approval Date.
The claim filing deadline was August 16, 2013. That deadline has passed and claims can no longer be submitted.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
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By Louise Ridley, campaignlive.co.uk, Tuesday, 02 April 2013 09:28AM
Saigal has started in the new role of managing director of the region and is responsible for managing the EMEA growth of the UK-based business.
Saigal has seven years of client-side marketing experience and has spent the last six months advising retail brand Asos as a freelance marketing consultant.
She worked at Google, a current Essence client, from from 2010 to 2012, focusing on strategic initiatives in the UK business as the head of special projects.
Before this she led eBay's strategy on search, affiliates, display and partnerships as head of online marketing. She awarded eBay's ongoing online media planning and buying account to Essence in 2008.
Saigal said: "I appointed Essence as our digital partner of choice at eBay because of its clear ability to match an understanding of analytics with brilliant creative output, as well as the excellent quality of people.
"The decision to move to an agency was made easy by Essence; we operate as an advisory business as well as an agency, which will allow me to continue in my aims of helping clients achieve digital excellence.
She added that she wanted to maintain the business's culture and keep its dealings sustainable during future expansion.
The appointment is the latest in a string of EMEA hires for Essence, which recently brought in Walker Media's Mark Syal as head of media, EMEA. It also hired Erfan Djazmi from Mediacom Sydney as head of mobile, EMEA.
Essence has also been advancing in the US with two aquisitions, the most recent of which was US mobile agency Point Reach.Follow @louiseridley
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Smash Season 2: Did NBC Renew the Freshman Musical Drama?
Fox still has yet to announce if Glee will be back for Season 4, but NBC just made made it's official decision on whether or not Smash — you know that other hour-long musical TV show — will live to see a second season.
Smash may not have been quite the smash hit in the ratings that some expected, but it's definitely holding strong! With an average of 7.7 million total viewers each week and a 2.6 demo rating, it's beating last year's 10pm NBC show by 100 and 160 percent, respectively. So was that enough to guarantee the freshman drama a Season 2?
You bet it was! TV Line reports that Smash has indeed been renewed for Season 2.
Forget tiny little workshops, it sounds like Smash's fictitious Marilyn: The Musical — along with aspiring actresses Karen (Katharine McPhee), Ivy (Megan Hilty) and Co. — will now have plenty of time to make it to the Broadway stage as Season 2 progresses.
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I am planning a long trip in South America on a Vespa scooter. I am a Videographer and filmmaker and I want this to be my first big project, both as a trip and as a film. I have come to the conclusion that Marilyn, my LX150, is too small and slow for the trip, so I am looking to get a bigger one, either a 200L or a 250 GT. I know that the 250 GT is faster, more modern, and you can find them for about the same price, but I was told by a couple of people who have traveled down there that it is better to get the 200L because the engine is more common and with a carburetor it will be easier to get serviced in small towns if something goes wrong instead of having to find someone with a computer thingee to attach to the brain of the 250 GT.
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JACKSON – The Starkville Academy Lady Volunteers got off to a slow start and lost for only the fourth time this season, a 47-38 decision at Jackson Prep.
Starkville Academy, now 28-4 this season, fell behind 12-0 and coach Glenn Schmidt said it was due to not making shots.
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Secondary Goal AddressedNone
Attributed to Manufacturing100%
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Tungsten is a dense metal that is used in a range of industrial applications, including non-sag wire for light bulb filaments, pigments for paints, and cemented tungsten carbide (alloyed tungsten carbide and cobalt) cutting tools. Evidence is emerging that tungsten production and possibly hard metal manufacturing workers may be exposed via inhalation to tungsten oxide particulate with fibrous morphology and this morphology could pose a yet unrecognized inhalation hazard. Little is understood regarding the physicochemical properties of occupationally-encountered tungsten oxide fibers or their intrinsic solubility in extracellular lung fluid or lung macrophage phagolysosomes. As such, the aim of this research is measure the relative solubility of three tungsten oxide fiber-containing powders and three non-fiber containing powders in two acellular models of human lung fluids. Resultant solubility and biopersistence data will be used, in part, to support scientific-based decision making regarding the efficacy of current inhalation exposure limits for non-fibrous tungsten forms (oxide, metal, carbide) for tungsten oxide fibers.
To investigate the hypothesis that tungsten oxide fibers are more persistent in the lung than non-fibrous tungsten-containing particles, the following five specific aims were developed:
To investigate the hypothesis that tungsten oxide fibers are more persistent in the lung than non-fibrous tungsten-containing particles, the following five specific aims were developed:
Mission Relevance
Tungsten is a dense metal that is used in a wide range of applications, including non-sag wire for filaments in light bulbs and in cemented tungsten carbides. During the production of tungsten metal powder for use as wire filaments or as feedstock for producing cemented carbides, aerosols may be generated which contain tungsten in the form of tungsten oxide fibers. The toxic potential of tungsten oxide in the forms of fibers is poorly understood; however, in one preliminary study of tungsten oxide fibers, the material generated toxic radicals. Thus, a primary question is whether tungsten oxide fibers contribute to development of occupational respiratory diseases, due in part to their persistence in the lung, for which current exposure limits for tungsten compounds are not protective.
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> On Sat, Jul 20, 2002 at 10:02:18AM -0700, Rod Roark wrote:
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A sweet dessert sandwich from Bob Blumer, Food Network host and chef.
1 tbsp butter
1 ripe pear, peeled, cored, and sliced thinly*
3 oz. Stilton cheese, sliced or crumbled finely
4 slices raisin bread (ideally cinnamon raisin)
* If a ripe pear cannot be found, sauté slices in a tbsp of butter over medium heat for 5 minutes or until tender. You may also use canned pears.
Step 1: Divide ingredients in half and assemble two pear-and-stilton "sandwiches."
Step 2: Melt butter in a sauté pan over medium heat.
Step 3: When butter is fully melted, place both sandwiches in pan, cover, and grill for 2 minutes per side, or until browned like a conventional grilled-cheese sandwich.
Step 4: Remove from the pan and slice each sandwich diagonally into 4 triangles. Serve immediately.
Note: Keep a watchful eye on the pan when grilling the dessertwich; raisin bread will begin to burn only moments after it is browned to perfection.
Reprinted with permission from Bob Blumer's Surreal Gourmet Bites: Showstoppers and Conversation Starters (2004 Chronicle Books).
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The time has come for the most epic of all weekends: Mardi Gras.
New Orleans is known for three things: jazz, food, and Bourbon Street. The music, the eats, and the partying are all necessary when it comes to the experience that is New Orleans Mardi Gras. For all you noobs who are driving down to the Crescent City this weekend to partake in the festivities, here are a few tips from a MG veteran on how to survive. What to wear? Sure there will be topless women all around you, but that doesn't mean you should bear it all! Heels are an absolute NO when it comes to MG. You're going to get trashed, as will everything you're wearing. There is nothing formal about this weekend, so don't dress like you're headed somewhere fancy. Prepare for the weather- Rain or shine, you're gonna end up on Bourbon Street. A poncho may sound really lame right now, but you'll be thankful you kept it on you when you're sitting through a parade and it starts to pour. It's always better to be safe than sorry- back your rain coat, umbrella, and pair of rain boots just in case! Bring LOTS of cash- Â This goes without saying, but there are a lot of people out there who are strictly electronically funded. Strip clubs always have a cover and you may want to get yourself a balcony to toss beads off of. All of these things are gonna cost ya, and most of it is cash only. Strippers work for ones, not receipts. Â Many cab companies only accept cash this weekend, and you're going to need a safe ride back to the hotel after hours of complete inebriation. Buy some beads- Whether you want to see some tits or just show yours off, bringing beads is the way to go. Party stores sell bags of beads by the barrel for much cheaper than you'd pay once you get to New Orleans. The ones you buy on Bourbon will be overpriced and more than likely end up around someone else's neck. Don't get arrested! Because if you do, you're stuck in jail until the festivities end... on Ash Wednesday. Trust me, it is no fun in the NOLA drunk tank. You'd think it would be, but you'd also think it'd be more fun to actually party in the streets than in a cell. Public urination will get you a one way ticket to the jailhouse, so do yourself a favor and find a restroom when you gotta go! Want updates about all the fun while it's happening? Follow me on twitter @kclementine49


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Drive to promote safety on the sea
Posted: April 03, 2013|
A NEW safety drive is being run on the Ceredigion coast by the RNLI and the harbour- master of New Quay.
Roy Fenner is also a volunteer RNLI sea safety officer, and as such has a key role in encouraging the highest standards of sea safety.
Working closely with the management of New Quay Lifeboat Station, Roy said he gives free and confidential sea safety advice.
He said: "Each summer season gets busier and busier as more and more sailors, motor boat enthusiasts and kayakers take to the local waters.
''The RNLI is raising the profile of sea safety as it has been demonstrated to be effective in preventing accidents on the water."
To enhance the service further, sea safety adviser Kester Laver is joining the team and will share the work of offering advice aboard and on shore.
Critical to this is to discuss with boat owners their safety equipment, its use and make recommendations for further enhancement.
Roy added: "Kester and I see our job as one of passing on information and encouraging good practice.
"We do not wish to be seen as policing any system or be regarded as inspectors testing the sea skills of water sport participants or passing judgement on their boats. We are here to help."
A presentation will be given in the New Quay Yacht Club on Saturday, April 13 on the subject of sea safety and lifejackets.
Yacht Club members and all comers are welcome.
Those attending are invited to bring their life jackets which they can get checked out for free.
Another important event takes place on Wednesday, May 1, as an Open Day for kayakers.
Kester added: "Kayaking is a fast growing activity locally as elsewhere and as many as sixty kayaks can be seen taking to the waters of the bay on a Saturday or Sunday in the season.
"Mishaps have been on the increase so there is plenty of scope for sea safety advice and encouragement of adequate safety equipment."
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Today I wanted to share with you the second cabinet that my Dad built for me. If you read my blog you know that he scored some "free" lazy susan's from some old eyeglass cabinets being thrown away, and we were able to build not one, but two cabinets. Here is a link to my previous post, Gaming Tower Swivel Cabinet. You will find all of the instructions for making these cabinets. They were inspired from Pottery Barn Teen, but without the high price tag.
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Scrapbooking Organizing Tower - Swivels 360°
Today I wanted to share with you the second cabinet that my Dad built for me. If you read my blog you know that he scored some "free" lazy susan's from some old eyeglass cabinets being thrown away, and we were able to build not one, but two cabinets. Here is a link to my previous post, Gaming Tower Swivel Cabinet. You will find all of the instructions for making these cabinets. They were inspired from Pottery Barn Teen, but without the high price tag.
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The minute I saw this on CraftOManiac Monday Link Party, I wondered if it was the second tower. This one is just as great as the gaming tower. I am so on the look out for any old display rack that may have a lazy susan in the bottom of it. (Can I borrow your Dad if I find one?)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you so much. It's hard to pick which one is my favorite! FYI...Daddy found the eyeglass cabinets at Dollar General in the trash...Delete
This is so awesome! You have a fantastic Dad! I love this and I love how organized this tower would make me be. I too will be on the lookout for any type of display racks! Thanks so much for the ideas!ReplyDelete
Have a happy week!
I do have a fantastic Dad that is an amazing carpenter...Thanks for the comment and let me know if you score a lazy susan!Delete
Very intersting! follow each other darling?:XReplyDelete
That looks amazing! I love how organized everything is!!ReplyDelete
I'm a new GFC Follower and a new Linky Follower! I love your blog :)
I'd love to have you visit my blog as well.
Hi Missy, I would love one of those... Hi, I'm Connie at http://hotflashncraftn.blogspot.com/, a new GFC friend. I would love if you would stop by and be mine, too.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this, it's pretty cool.Replies
Thank you and I will stop by!Delete
Wow that is awesome! Love it! I would love for you to share this (and any other creations) at Pin It and Win It Wednesday @ www.cheapcraftymama.com-- where you can win free ad-space on my blog!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love this! I need this for all my scrapbook goodies.ReplyDelete
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Wow this is amazing! What a great way to save space and stay organized. And I love that it swivels! And your blog is super cute...I'm your newest follower! I would love for you to link this to my link party! I know my readers will love it too. http://weliketolearnaswego.blogspot.com/2012/05/what-i-learned-wednesday-10.htmlReplyDelete
Wow! I need it in my craft room :)ReplyDelete
this is beautiful! So functional and GORGEOUS to boot :)ReplyDelete
Oh, swoon worthy! So pretty and what great storage. Love the look of your blog as well...so pretty!ReplyDelete
WOW! This is absolutely amazing. It is so functional but looks great at the same time. Awesome job.ReplyDelete
Would you consider linking it up at my Pinworthy Projects Party? I hope to see you there!
My goodness! What an awesome way to maximize your scrapbooking storage. Your Dad is so talented!ReplyDelete
I gave you a shout out to my readers so they could visit and get as excited as I am about your site! Here's the link and have a great week!ReplyDelete
Thank goodness for our daddies! This is an awesome project Missy. I love how you made an piece of trash into a beautiful display. Way to go and thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
Hi Missy! I learned of you over at the CSI Project. What a great idea, storage that goes UP, I should put that idea in my own craft room. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I have been talking about making a tower like this for a few years. I even get a nice discount @ PB and it's still way too much to pay for something I can make. Now thanks to you, & your Dad, I can finally make it.ReplyDelete
Found your gaming tower on Pinterest and then checked out your blog...love it!
Thanks for sharing your instructions!
Hey Missy! I love this cabinet and could so use one as well. I just read your email and had to call my husband. We are still laughing.. such a small world indeed. Guess that kinda makes us family :)ReplyDelete
here is the question of the year. do you have he material list for this project?! Love it and will be great to make using my Christmas tools that the man in red left me. thank youReplyDelete


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On TV Tonight
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- Prep time:
- 30 min, plus 30 min standing
- Cook time:
- 35 min
- Serves:
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Bill Granger's indulgent French toast breakfast recipes is made with brioche soaked in a rich creamy cinnamon eggy mix, filled with nectarines and then fried
Method1. Cut the nectarines into 1cm thick slices, removing the stones. Place the fruit in a bowl with the lemon juice and half the sugar and leave to one side for 30 minutes.
2. Whisk the eggs, milk, cream, vanilla, and cinnamon in a large bowl with the remaining sugar.
3. Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Using a sharp knife, carefully slit open one side of each brioche slice to form a pocket, leaving at least 1cm around the edges. Stuff the brioche pockets with enough nectarine slices to fill comfortably.
4. Soak each of the stuffed brioche pockets for 1 minute in the egg mixture, turning the slices at least once or twice.
5. Heat the butter in a large frying pan set over a medium heat. When the butter is sizzling, remove a piece or two of stuffed brioche from the egg mixture and cook on one side until golden.
6. Flip the brioche over and cook until the other side is coloured. Remove from the pan and place on a baking tray while you fry the remaining pockets.
7. Transfer the baking tray of French toast to the oven and bake for 10-12 minutes, or until cooked through. Serve straight away on warm plates, with any remaining nectarine slices and the yogurt and maple syrup on the side.
Want to see more like this? Take a look at lots more of our breakfast and brunch recipes.